26 Oct 1938
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1938
Page
1
A rambling column blends fair weather with fall health tips and a proposed contest for the ten best dressed men in Amarillo. It drolly lists notable local figures by dress, mentions a future worst-dressed men contest, and riffs on social trends, politics, and brief observations about cars, sports, and national issues.
Mr and Mrs Galen Battey hosted more than 40 Salvation Army officers at Harding's Ranch on Tuesday evening. The program featured Salvation Lassies selections a solo by James Johnson a duet by Adjutant William Johnson and Mr Battey. Battey chairs the Amarillo Salvation Army Advisory Board.
Advertisement seeks a married man with a steady year around farm job. Needs two years continuous farm work experience. Preference given to a man desirably located for work on an irrigated stock farm. CONTINUED ON PAGE.
Thirty-one Amarillo College students are on the honor roll for the first six weeks. Criteria require B or better on at least 12 semester hours. Names include Woodrow Baldwin Clarence Bassett Curtis Benton Beth Bowie John Ross Bradford Ruth Cleghorn Helen Conrad and others, representing about the top ten percent of the student body.
President Cardenas decreed seizure of 1 723 hectares from former North Dakota congressman William Lemke part of Bayona Y Nieblas Ranch near El Aguaje. Seizure ordered in 1938 after Lemke's appeal was overruled. Labor department announced workers will take over and operate Tigre Mining Company properties in Naconaari Sonora as a cooperative.
Sapulpa officers arrested a young negro here on charges of car theft. A warrant from Sapulpa prompted the pickup, and the suspect waived extradition to Oklahoma.
Adjutant John son offered thanks for the Salvation Army aid with a formal address praising the support provided by Mr. Battey to the workers and cooperative efforts noted during the briefing.
The fugitives warned surrender would cost all and continued resistance could bankrupt invasion. They claimed 1,000 Chinese troops remained in action with 300,000 in training as Japanese forces approached Hankow and Wuchang to mop up and advance on Hanwang.
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