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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1941

Page

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Cordova Logging the Rise and Fall of a Mining Boom Town

The article recalls Cordova during the Kennecott copper era and its post mine decline. It contrasts the boom years, when Guggenheims built the Cordova railroad and the city prospered from high wages, with a bleak present of fishermen, saloons, derelicts, and shuttered shops. It notes taxi earnings, a brutal winter population drop, and social vice surrounding the fishing industry plus crab canning hires and a veteran newspaper man turned plant cooker.

Cordova Kennecott New York Guggenheims

Army Adopts Lightweight Carbine to Replace Pistol

The United States Army adopts a short 30 caliber carbine replacing the .45 pistol for commissioned officers and most non commissioned officers. The Winchester designed semi auto rifle weighs about five pounds with an 18 inch barrel and 36 inch overall length. It uses five or ten round clips and increases infantry firepower by about 50 percent. The carbine, effective to 300 yards, aims to provide personal defense and maintain unit offensive capability if the weapon is disabled.

Paul Timmons United States Washington B.c West Winchester Repeating Arms Company Leatherneck Marine Corps

Tack Seeks Spool Makers and Local Work

A reader reports two bushel baskets of empty spools of various sizes and asks for contact with a person skilled at crafting toys or items from spools. Also, a young man seeks trucking or tractor work. Another note finds keys in a leather zipper case bearing the name Frieda Louise Austin and a social security number.

Ruby Ludlam Jackson Street Frieda Louise Austin

New Arms Plant Opens Tomorrow in Missouri

The War Department and Remington Arms plan to dedicate a $22 million ordnance plant tomorrow on 3200 acres in Jackson County Missouri. At peak production 8000 workers will be employed with an annual payroll of 7 to 10 million dollars. The plant will manufacture 30 and 50 caliber rifle and machine gun bullets for the U S army.

Lake City War Department Remington Arms Company Jackson County U. S. Army

Sales Expert Mirrors Character in Amarillo Lecture Series

David C. Gerard, famed sales economist, will open a five lecture series sponsored by the Amarillo Junior Chamber of Commerce. He will present self analysis techniques to help residents assess personality deficiencies and assets. The program promises practical personal development insights through applied psychology and new sales concepts. Tickets available from the chamber.

David C. Gerard Amarillo Gerard Mr. Gerard Chamber of Com

Linc Price Boost Effect Not Known and Bruderlins Statement

The effect of zinc price increases announced in Washington by Leon Henderson on the Argillo smelter of the American Smelting and Refining Company is not yet known. F. J. Bruderlín, smelter superintendent, said the ore price rise followed slab zinc price gains, with slab zinc at 55.28 per ton. The higher ore prices trigger wage increases for zinc and lead miners on a sliding scale, about 75 cents per day for mine workers.

Cordova Filippino Washington Leon Henderson Agarillo American Smelting and Refining Company F. J. Bruderlin

Lectures by Mr Gerard in town for five talks in October

In Amarillo Mr Gerard will present five lectures with dates October 13 14 16 20 21. He will stay at the Amarillo Hotel and is available to provide detailed information about the course. The Jaycees note acknowledgment from Bill Ferguson.

Knights of Columbus Dance for Members and Guests

Amarillo Council No 1450 of the Knights of Columbus hosts a dance for members and wives or dates at Cathedral Hall starting at 9 15 this evening. Jimmy Griggs Orchestra will play.

Amarillo The Knights of Columbus Cathedral Hall Jimmy Griggs

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