17 Oct 1941
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1941
Page
1
The writer recalls a failed Alaska bear hunt and bets to raise ten feet as proof. He notes costs from Seattle to Seattle at 1930 per person, mentions Field & Stream commitments, a Field & Stream editor's resignation, and plans to return to Alaska if money and permits allow.
Admiral Takahashi cautions Japan not to worry about cabinet shifts as it nears a China affair settlement. He asserts morale and training counterbalance numerical gaps, while noting U S ships face corrosion without affordable care. Talks cover American maritime activity in the Pacific and shifts in wartime shipping routes.
A resident reports a teal blue diagonal striped winter coat with a velvet collar is missing after being in a local area. No further identifying details or location specifics were provided.
Jakob Nabel at 106 says he is unfazed by a two year wait for citizenship papers. Born in Hungary in 1835, he arrived in the United States and settled in Cleveland in 1864. He applied for citizenship after relief offices tied aid to naturalization.
The Navy is ready to begin arming ships once the Senate passes the legislation and it is signed by President Roosevelt. The Senate foreign relations committee will begin work on the measure next Monday.
Market notes list 30 industries up 46, railroads up 11, utilities up 15, with a broad stock table from Merrill Lynch. entries include Alleghany, U S Steel, General Motors, Chrysler, IBM, Union Oil, Texaco, and many other major firms. Wheat and corn futures shown for Chicago and Kansas City livestock figures for Oct. 17. Financial security fund pricing listed as well.
Fort Dix commander Col Cassius M. Dowell warns soldiers to dispose of empty beer cans properly and not litter highways or roads. He states the issue reflects on the unit and calls for responsible conduct.
Funeral services for Fred H. Madison will be conducted tomorrow at 2:30 PM from the First Baptist Church with Dr. A D Foreman Jr officiating. Madison 54 funeral details list survivors including wife two sons Lt William F Madison and Dick Madison two sisters and a brother.
A fragment notes that the entire garrison is prohibited by state law, indicating legal constraints on operations or presence. No further details are readable to specify location or authorities involved.
Field experiment station opened in 1912 to evaluate a balanced fertilizer program on central Wisconsin silt loam. Station supervisor A. R. Albert oversees plots comparing legume crops including alfalfa and alsike, medium red, mammoth red, Dutch white and sweet clovers.
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