18 Nov 1941
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1941
Page
1
London November 18 Labor Minister Ernest Bevin urged British industry to raise output by 30 to 40 percent by spring to disrupt German war plans and hasten victory. The remarks reflect a government push for a broad mobilization of labor and resources to shorten the war.
Texas law enforcement reviews a suggestion to investigate alleged turkey price fixing by buyers processors and packers amid claims of territory allocations and prices not matching demand. Red Cross roll call drive in high gear with 200 volunteers, county quota 8,700, up from last year.
Frank J. Eberts aged 60 a Hereford piano turner was found dead this morning in his room at the Blackstone Hotel Justice of the Peace J W Carder acting as coroner ruled death from natural causes The body was taken to Hereford by a Hereford funeral home
Markets in New York will close for Thanksgiving on November 20 with only livestock reports issued. European and Canadian markets remain open. Chicago grain and Kansas City livestock show mixed activity with hogs steady to higher and cattle generally steady to higher on selective grades.
Sam Morris was elected president of the North Amarillo Kiwanis Club. EF L Hunter was named first vice president and Roger Harris second vice president. New directors include Buck Storrs J C Arden Pat Vanbibber and Glen Cox. A Ladies Night with a covered dish supper was planned for next Tuesday at 7 30.
A weather change worsens conditions with a wind shift from southwest to north. Intermittent rain, cooler temperatures follow as tonight's low near 36 degrees contrasts with a 51 degree morning and a 69 degree high later. Winds 15 to 30 mph from prairies expected by midnight and continuing tomorrow.
Examiner conducts hearings for Texas railroad interests with H D Mahaffey and William M Wolff of Austin representing protesting operators. Out of town attorneys include Albert G Walker of Austin. Nine applications to be heard today and tomorrow.
The Texas Railroad Commission holds hearings today and tomorrow at the Herring Hotel on multiple specialized motor carrier permit applications. Panhandle Stages seeks a new route between Berger Panhandle and Amarillo, with its final hearing held today. D L Templeton of Austin is involved.
An old advertisement urges using Dr Edwards Olive Tablets to improve liver bile flow and gentle bowel movements. It claims the tablets stimulate bile secretion and tone intestinal action and lists prices 15 30 and 60 cents.
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