Agriculture Dept Announces Immediate Corn Export Subsidy
The Agriculture Department announced today that it will begin a corn export subsidy program immediately.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1940
Page
2
The Agriculture Department announced today that it will begin a corn export subsidy program immediately.
The Amarillo Globe News urges readers to buy new straw hats Saturday with a hat refund offer if weekend rain reaches two fifths of an inch or more. It notes ongoing war commentary from Winchell and Will Rogers, a lost pin found column, and plans for a spring social at the Amarillo Country Club. Community notices call for census participation and local fishing season updates, plus assorted trivia and regional items.
Frank H. DeWeir, 68, longtime Associated Press foreign department typist and librarian who typed the 1898 flash on the destruction of the battleship Maine and logged 18 other wars, died at his home in Queens after a 43 year career.
London May 9 The air ministry announced that an enemy aircraft was shot down by Royal Air Force fighters off the northeast coast of Scotland.
Atlanta closes its first year without a lynching as education and police radio patrols are cited by a foe of mob rule. The report notes the end of a period feared by many and credits improved public safety efforts.
Resting well today at St Anthony's Hospital is L L Tims of 3605 Tyler Street. Attendants report the patient is seriously ill but improving this afternoon.
Winchell catalogs Hollywood icons by quick traits and scenes in a playful portrait. He lampoons stars from Rooney to Garbo with brisk vignettes linking familiar mannerisms to famous names, creating a satirical tour of Tinseltown personalities.
A 24 year old woman with six years of typist and general office experience offers to furnish references. She lists clerking work and practical nursing experience and signs as Miss Jerry Donaldson with General Delivery Amarillo Texas.
A reader seeks employment in cooking laundry rooming house or hotel work. She is in good health, honest, dependable, with experience in department store and cafe work. Call 2-2592 or visit 214 North Taylor Street. Also mentions a daughter. In 1939 Turner Valley Alberta produced 7.5 million barrels crude.
Dr. C C Grimes pastor at Polk Street Methodist told the San Jacinto Kiwanis Club that sentiment on Mother's Day is not enough. He urged fathers to uphold their parental duties beyond words. John Branson played two piano solos and his father Guilford Branson led the program with wives and mothers as guests. L C Durham of Vega attended as an out of town visitor, and Forrest Ansley presided.
Mother cat Barney, 25, dies in Philadelphia, claimed by owner Frances M. Barney as not ill but just tired. She lived with 173 kittens and was buried beside one in her owner’s yard. She was 24 last March and possibly surpassed Tommy Clark’s 24 year, six month longevity record.
In Buffalo on May 9 three friends of Albert E. Vagt, a 77 year old former fishing club president, scattered his ashes into the Niagara River and recited a grim epitaph about keeping the fish safe from him.
The Norwegian legation departed Copenhagen on May 9, transferring responsibility for Norwegian interests to the Swedish legation remaining in the Danish capital.
Wednesday's market notes higher bids for fed cattle and yearlings, steady to firm on other cattle classes, light stocker pens, 600 head cattle salable with 800 total. Sheep see active native lambs and clipped lambs steady to higher, prices listed for various weights and grades. Also listed are cattle and calf figures plus a FINANCIAL SECURITY FUND bid and ask.
Washington May 9 U P The Senate naval affairs committee reported favorably the Vinson bill already approved by the House calling for an 11 percent expansion in U S naval strength.
Two men were held today in a Dalhart area stabbing that killed a farmhand nicknamed Slim. Sheriff H. D. Foust planned to identify the victim at a nearby farm, noting a social security card on the body read Richard Henry Jones Jr. of Wichita Falls and a poll tax record listing 26 years old.
Hanson Hart Webster 62 of Marblehead, author and editor who worked as a propagandist for the U S Food administration during World War I, was killed when he leaped in front of a passenger train in Swampscott Massachusetts today.
A film by D. & Watkins on remembering names and faces was shown at the Capitol Hotel during the Optimist Club luncheon. A subsequent test produced high scores for most members while Ray Pryor presided in John F Pullingim's absence from the city.
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