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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1941
Page
2
The 31st selective service call orders 3 300 white men to report Dec 2 through Dec 11. Potter County boards expect about six men each, though totals are not fixed. Some draftees may undergo early army physicals at Lubbock, with a batch of seven men from the two boards set for Dec 1 induction.
The Khiva Temple plans to take at least six novices underground next Saturday to "take the works" in a ceremonial at Carlsbad Caverns with Imperial Potentate Thomas C. Law of Atlanta and Shriners from several temples. Notables Harold Lloyd and Hugo Loewenstern will attend. initiates include Dan Y. Davis and James D. Finley of Tahoka and others from McAdoo Lubbock and Brownfield.
A Phalanx Fraternity chaired program will present Y M C A activities this evening. Speakers include Mark Galloway of Speakers Club on The Y M C A on World Fronts. Calisthenics, weight lifting, boxing demonstrations and bouts are planned with several participants.
The SPAB rejected Defense Oil Coordinator Harold L Ickes plan to build an 1,589 mile East Texas to Bayonne New Jersey oil pipeline. It found the line with seamless steel tubing not essential to defense or public health and safety. The decision marks a final disapproval of the project.
Dalhart hosts a banquet November 18 to honor the Dust Bowl era featuring the crow nest of barbed wire and a locust tree as centerpieces. The nest, photographed in desolation, anchors a look back at 1930s dust storms and shuttered landscapes while plans note regional recovery and a photo memory revival.
Tokyo reports a Soviet mine caused the Kobi Maru sinking in the Sea of Japan off Korea. Seventeen dead and ten seriously hurt among 264 rescued from the 4522 ton liner. Earlier messages had claimed all passengers and most crew saved. News notes also mention Philippine wood shipments to China and ATS foot inspections.
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