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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1941

Page

5

Washington R O T C drills and health ordinance in Amarillo

The article notes University of Washington ROTC not yet drilled under fire while golf classes shift hours. It includes an Amarillo Texas city ordinance requiring health certificates for food handlers, with a $200 fine, six month certificate validity, and mandatory examinations by the City Health Officer. Introduced November 4 1941 and passed November 12 1941.

Seattle University of Washington R. O. T. C Rs Tiskall Amarillo Texas Joe A. Jenkins

German Treachery Expected by Reds

Josef Stalin sought a breathing spell after signing the pact with Germany while the Communist Party in Russia carried anti Fascist and anti Nazi talk. The article notes Soviet focus on heavy industry, arms production, and engineering gains led by A I Shakarin and the MIC 3 and Stormovik planes, with rapid repairs and rail improvements and military reforms under Marshal Timoshenko. It questions whether Hitler struck 21 months too late given Soviet resilience and expansion plans.

United Press Manila Josef Stalin Germany Russia Moscow Maxim Litvinov Adolf Hitler Stalin Chamberlain Munich Soviet Union United States Britain A. I. Shakarin Kuibyshev Semyon Timoshenko Kiev Hitler

Tastier Grazing Grass For Cattle Under Study

Mandan North Dakota scientists from the U S Department of Agriculture study more than 40 000 grass plants yearly at the field station to test sod farming seed production qualities disease resistance and palatability for cattle grazing.

Mandan N.D. P U. S. Department of Agriculture

Tender Young Love Among Navy Couple in New York

Sailor Pill Langford, 19, weds Josephine Phillips after two months of meeting in Central Park. They honeymoon at Hotel New Yorker with Benny Goodman playing You and I. Bill heads to Philadelphia Navy Yard on Monday. Josephine plans to join him if he is sent to sea.

Josephine Sailor Josephine Phillips Sailor Bill Langford John Gadriel Garfield N. J New York Central Park Bill Sailor Pill Langford Manhattan Fifth Avenue Hawaii Hotel New Yorker Benny Goodman Benny Forty-Second Street Philadelphia Navy Yard Philadelphia Victoria Texas

Roosevelt signs defense roads bill with defense focus

President Roosevelt disclosed he signed a funds bill for defense highways but objected to nondefense road spending. He told reporters the only reason to sign was to secure defense funds and noted much money was earmarked for nondefense construction. He said the priorities board may not halt materials since most funds are obligated.

Washington Roosevelt Senate House Senator McKellar Tennessee Representative Cartwright Oklahoma SPAB

Flaming Death Probe Pushed

Houston police pursued the flaming auto death of J. C. Franklin, a 57 year old broker and attorney, with his blonde secretary in jail on a murder charge. Miss Helen O Keefe, 30, bought a pistol used in the slaying and vanished. Motive not disclosed. The secretary’s habeas corpus hearing was postponed.

Houston U.P J. C. Franklin C. V. Kern Helen O'Keefe Burkett Miss O'Keefe Kern Latham and

Eleanor Powell Plans February Wedding

Hollywood reports tap star Eleanor Powell and art director Merrill Pye will wed next February likely on Valentine’s Day. The item notes a baby whale may weigh up to seven tons at birth.

Hollywood Eleanor Powell Merrill Pye

Missing pistol case leaves questions for Miss O Keefe

A police officer said there were no new arrests in the case involving Miss O Keefe after a search of her home found a pistol reportedly lost or stolen. The officer noted her written statement did not match expectations.

Franklin Kern

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