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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1941

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Simpson Praises Conduct Of Army Visitors Here

Amarillo Chamber of Commerce lauds the 79th Coast Artillery Anti aircraft Troops for exemplary conduct during their visit to the Tri State Fair. The letter notes help during a heavy rain, two dances for enlisted men and officers, a banquet, and officers and men assisting stranded cars and traffic on the fairgrounds.

Amarillo United States Army E. A. Simpson O. L. Spiller Coast Artillery 79Th Regiment A. L. Bullard

Fair Is Unfair To Ideas Editor

This item notes that Amarillo residents spent money at the Tri-State Fair and invites readers to submit ideas to YOUR IDEAS EDITOR for a dollar per day. It emphasizes a simple method to earn a dollar and mentions limited ideas received this week.

Lost gold clasp and lighter found at fair with initials H V W

Dear Tack notes a Marathon cigarette case and lighter engraved H V W missing at the fair on Friday. Mrs Frank Palmitier seeks ranch work or child care. A young widow, Mrs J D Freeman, offers small tasks, cooking on ranch, or practical nursing. Lost items and help wanted ads appear in the column.

Frank Palmitier East 12Th Street Tack J. D Freeman Twaddell Court Cabin 15

Black-Draught Laxative Reaches Southwest Readers

An advertisement touts Black-Draught laxative as a top-selling Southwest remedy. It promises gentle, thorough relief for constipation, touts vegetable ingredients, and notes a yellow box containing 25 to 40 doses. The copy targets drug dealers for verification and urges readers to search for the genuine time tested product.

Southwest

Abbott Girl Born 7 1/2 Pound at Local Church

Judith Fay Abbott weighed seven and one half pounds at birth and arrived in time for the cradle rocking baby enrollment at the Methodist Church. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Russell Abbott. The birth occurred in Harrisburg 8 D. (4) Sunday school session started 95 minutes after birth.

Harrisburg Judith Fay Abbott Russell Abbott The Methodist Church

Kirkman Receives Gold Police Badge at Roll Call

Amarillo police Sergeant J. A. Kirkman, a veteran member, was presented with a gold badge by fellow officers at roll call. The badge bears the Amarillo Police Department shield and the sergeant’s engraved name, and it comes with a zipper-opening carrying case. He serves as the day desk sergeant.

J. A. Kirkman Amarillo Sergeant Kirkman

Six Men All Green Report To Corporal At Camp Wolters

Six soldiers reported to Corporal William J Chernoff on the rifle range at Camp Wolters. Names given as Loisby Samuel H B Joseph Southwestern Life Insurance John and Julius from Amarillo agents. luncheon at Amarillo Hotel featured Richard R Lee and R W Archer of Southwestern Life Insurance. Out of town guests included Annie H Lyle of Dumas and J W Shook of Canyon. G W Mills heads the Amarillo branch. fifteen agents officials attended.

Camp Wolters William J Chernoff Chernoff Green Loisby Samuel H. B Joseph Southwestern Life Insurance John Julius Amarillo Amarillo Hotel Richard R.lee Dallas R. W. Archer Southwestern Life Insurance Company Annie H. Lyle Dumas J W. Shook Canyon G. W. Mills

Car Guarding Dog Arrested For Guarding Wrong Car

At Mills home in Austin an offensive bull dog guarding Mrs. Mills car refused access to A. J. Cornelius car occupant who had parked in Mills space. A pound officer captured the dog and took it to the city pound after the incident plus the dog’s owner claimed it protected the wrong vehicle.

Austin GE. Mills Mills

Late Justice Brandeis Leaves Three Million

The will of the late Louis D. Brandeis filed for probate shows an estate of about 3.2 million dollars. Brandeis, long a liberal jurist, led a simple life and earned 20 000 dollars annually as a justice, with wealth stemming from prior legal work and royalties from his books.

Washington U.P Louis D. Brandeis District Court Brandeis

Three British Officers Killed in Mine Explosion

London reports three high ranking British officers Major General W Pope Brigadier H E Russell and Colonel E S Unwin were killed in a recent accidental mine explosion in the Middle East according to an authoritative source disclosed today.

London W. Pope H. E. Russell E. S. Unwin Middle East

Pass the Jelly Please Tornado Roof Swap Tale

A Kansas City report humorously recounts a tornado lifting a roof at Jack Weber's home and moving two glasses of jelly between rooms before replacing the roof. The article adds whimsical notes about crows and speech, with tangential musings on animal mimicry.

Kansas City Jack Weber

Cotton crop trimmed to about 11.96 million bales in 1941

The agriculture department reports the 1941 cotton crop at 11,961,000 bales, down from 12,566,000 the previous year. The same day, draft notices announce a nation wide shift to a single physical examination for registrants by January 1, replacing dual local board and army medical officer exams.

Washington Agriculture Department Selective Service Board Army

Policeman's Kind Deed Helps Catch Suspects

In New Britain Connecticut at 2:30 A M Officer Benjamin Huck offered to push a stalled motorist. While assisting he observed the suspect activity and proceeded to take action, aiding in the arrest. The officer's courteous gesture led to quick police work and the apprehension of those involved.

New Britain, Conn U.P Benjamin Huck Huck

CCC To Assist Hunter Search In Colorado Snow

Meeker Colorado October 8 sheriff officers planned to enlist Civilian Conservation Corps enrollees to aid in the search for Clyde Dillon a hunter missing since Sunday night. Dillon's car was found with an empty gas tank and he left his gun in the vehicle. Sheriff Chester Mead said he had no food and friends and deer hunters joined the man hunt led by R S Prosch who reported the disappearance.

Doc Doe Gordon Meeker Colo Civilian Conservation Corps Clyde Dillon Hutchinson Kans Hunter Man R.S. Prosch Dillon

Rail Crossing Watchdog Dies in Line of Duty

In Syracuse New York a yellow mongrel dog who warned motorists of trains at a crossing for five years is dead. The dog started after befriending the watchman and could hear trains before signals. It herded vehicles from the tracks until struck by an automobile while chasing another dog.

Syracuse N. Y

Missing Car Plates Spark Police Stop and Arrest

The plates matched a reported missing vehicle. The driver was stopped by officers and arrested after the traffic stop.

White Sox take city series as Cubs errors seal win

The White Sox beat the Cubs 3-1 to win the city series in four straight games. Thornton Lee allowed six hits and earned the victory while Claude Passeau was touched for five unearned runs amid five Cub miscues. The stat line notes the Sox’ 18th city series win in 25 meetings since 1903.

Chicago U.P White Sox Cubs Chicago Baseball Today Cub Thornton Lee Boxace

Average US farm acreage in 1940 cited in census figures

Census figures show the average US farm size at 174 acres in 1940, compared with 1548 acres in 1935 and 1930 figures. The text notes a substantial decline in farm size over the period, reflecting structural changes in agriculture.

United States

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