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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1942

Page

7

East Coast migratory labor camp opens to ease Jersey farm shortage

The Farm Security Administration opened the first East Coast migratory labor camp in Swedesboro New Jersey housing 45 migrant workers from Florida though the camp is not yet complete. The mobile four person shelters can be erected in four minutes and may be adapted for wartime use by bombed out populations or military forces. Seventeen similar camps are under construction in New York New Jersey Maryland and Connecticut to attract migratory labor for crops including asparagus amid a broader food for victory effort.

Swedesboro N. J South Jersey Florida Farm Security Administration J. H. Wood Wood FSA Michael Mascia New York New Jersey Maryland Connecticut Seaboard East

Quality Street to Be Presented This Evening

Amarillo Junior College presents Quality Street a Barrie comedy in the college auditorium at 8 15 PM. The cast includes Sharleen Barker Johnne Rene Lyons Phyllis Aldridge Marguerite Smith Betty Jane Wheat Betty Jane Wheat and Bill Dickson along with Donald Clark directing. Proceeds go to the Navy Relief Society with additional performances planned tomorrow night.

Quality Street Junior College Sharleen Barker Stage Door Miss Barker Fanny Willoughby Amarillo Miss Fanny Miss Willoughby Valentine Phoebe Donald Clark Navy Relief Society J. M. Barrie Peter Pan Alice Sit-By-The Chrichton Katharine Hepburn Franchot Tone Mary Willoughby Johnne

Men Exposed On Corregidor In Open Battle, Says Officer

Lieut. Col. Walter J. Clear, returning from Corregidor, said defenders fought months in exposed positions rather than underground shelters. He stated all 12 inch guns and most 3 inch guns were in the open, aiding Japanese attacks. He also noted the submarine Tout breached the blockade in February to deliver new anti aircraft ammo.

Washington Corregidor Walter J. Clear Clear U. S Tout

Panhandle Speech Arts Festival awards $25 War Bond

The Panhandle Speech Arts Festival presented to the Amarillo Corps a $25 Series F War Bond. Mrs. Daisy Person, festival vice president, made the presentation. The Monday News misattributed the presentation to the Panhandle Speech Arts Association. Montreal will celebrate its centenary this year.

Amarillo Corps Daisy Person Panhandle Speech Arts Association Monday Morning News Montreal

Borden Manager Receives Mayor's Congratulations

Mayor Joe Jenkins congratulates George Pinkie Vineyard, manager of the Borden Company, on Borden's 85th anniversary. The article notes Gail Borden as founder and pioneer in dairy, condensed milk, and health regulation standards. It mentions Texas milestones and a Department of Commerce note on consumer spending restraint.

Joe Jenkins George “Pinkie” Vineyard Borden Company Borden Gail Borden Texas The Texas Telegraph Regis Ter Vineyard Department of Commerce

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