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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1941
Page
10
Dr. Emmett A. Betts of Pennsylvania State College calls for collaboration among teachers doctors and psychologists in addressing child mental emotional and physical needs. He argues knowledge cannot be isolated and urges shared study groups to bridge professional language gaps.
The first airing at 8 oclock Thursday night comes from KGNCs Tri State Fair studio in the Merchants Building. A special telephone line will take listener questions, with the number given in the intro. The broadcast is the 45th in a series sponsored by Amarillo National Bank.
Al bert Strauer a Colorado youth who served with the Royal Air Force recalls tea as a ritual aiding British resolve. He notes British flyers time their sweeps to be back for tea and urges Americans to drink with the king and queen. Morgenthau calls the new tax law a start and vows a broader levy next year to raise about 14 billion dollars. A Chinese military spokesman reports Japanese forces in Hunan defeated and encircled near Changsha as they retreat from the capital.
The secretary of war recommended to Congress a $114.5 million Trinity River navigation and flood control project in Texas with a $15 million initial appropriation. The plan includes dredging a barge channel nine feet deep and 150 feet wide inland from the Gulf to Dallas and Fort Worth plus related flood control and water conservation works.
Crowds around 67 000 watched Dodgers push across runs as Camilli Medwick and Owen delivered key hits. Dickey and Rizzuto matched pace with strong defense as Chandler and Murphy held early and late rallys. The Dodgers scored two in the fifth to take a lead while the Yankees fought back with timely outs and fielding plays.
News brief reports two German aviators shot in Zagreb as Croatia enforces a decree promising executions of ten Communists per attack. Unclear if casualties were killed or wounded. timing cited as Tuesday night.
Commodity and livestock markets show mixed moves with Dow Jones averages down while rail shares dip slightly. Kansas City livestock reports cover hogs, cattle, calves, and sheep with varied prices and volumes across weight classes and categories.
Hopkin and Joe Quinn staged a perilous exchange atop a tower rising from the Bellefourche River as night fell. Quinn’s rope missed Hopkins twice while Clyde Ice dropped supplies and another line in worsening weather. Police and park officials noted the stunt violated park rules as locals aided by shining headlights and braving the cold. Hopkins appeared frightened and may descend only if helped.
At Fort Riley Kansas the cavalry school operates 54 blacksmith forges to shoe thousands of army horses. The post houses about 5,000 horses and trains officers guardsmen and enlisted men in horseshoeing as part of a broad blacksmithing program. Senior instructor Frank G Churchill has served 35 years at the post.
Navy orders replace alphanumeric designations with named fighters and bombers. Fighters include Brewster F2A Buccaneer Grumman F4F Wildcat Vought F4U Corsair. Observation scouts Cur tiss S2O3C Seagull Vought OS2U Kingfisher. Scout bombers Brewster SB2A Buccaneer Curtiss SB2C Helldiver Douglas SBD Dauntless Vought SB2A Vindicator. Patrol bombers Boeing PBB Sea Ranger Martin PBM Mariner Consolidated PBY Catalina Consolidated PB2Y Coronado. Torpedo bombers Douglas TBD Devastator Grumman TBF Avenger.
The German radio reported that intensified aircraft production has increased its air force to four to five times the Royal Air Force, a claim picked up by NBC in New York. In Hove England, a verse chalked on the station walls warns of time and gasmasks for girls, reflecting wartime mood.
Emory Rosendahl, former 1910 Cleburne High School graduate and physics professor, spoke to students on naval life and helium-filled ships. He toured the Helium plant, met local officials, and addressed a Rotary Club gathering broadcast on KGNC before departing for relatives in Cleburne.
An advertisement offers Bob Hope life story details at Cretney's for ten cents. It touts a Pepsi dent product and a 95 page booklet with the star's life.
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