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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1939
Page
2
Long forum of weather notes and local opinion blends with a dispute between landowners and Buffalo Lake authorities over Terra Blanca Creek. Engineers urged impartial testing while residents debate dam effects, water flow and legal rights amid a string of curious anecdotes and public commentary.
A Kiwanis Insurance Day in Canada showcases mobilization for wartime strength as civilians enlist. Dallas speaker Sam Cummings argues life insurance supports democracy, freedom, and economic stability while highlighting Americans owning 70 percent of world policies and average coverage of 1700 dollars. Mayor Ross Rogers backs mobilization for human needs.
The Potter County Grand Jury will reconvene tomorrow morning with Cal Farley as foreman. During Mr Farley's absence last week Bill Gunn served as foreman. No cases are due before the 47th District Court in its last week of regular session. Next week the court will be held at Claude.
In Montreal Sir Alfred Morine warns Newfoundland is Canada’s first line of defense. He says losing Newfoundland to a foreign power would jeopardize Canada as it guards the Gulf of St. Lawrence and the St. Lawrence River.
Mrs. P. E. Darnall of 1406 Tyler Street and Miss Louise Russell of 1711 Buchanan Street spent several days last week in Lubbock as guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Harrison.
Helsinki report states a Finnish diplomatic mission will return to Moscow for further talks with Soviet officials. Dr Juho Kusti Paasikivi, head of the mission, arrived bearing secret proposals raising fears of threats to Finnish neutrality and independence.
Harlof Olson and his brother run a Bethel Alaska trading post and report Eskimos want ice boxes to keep perishables cool after summer supplies arrive. The former Clarinda man spoke during a visit, noting the demand.
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