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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1940

Page

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ABC District Parley Sees 100 Plus Register and Debate Name Change

More than 100 delegates from Oklahoma and Texas attend the ABC district meeting in Lubbock. District President J A Fortenberry opens the session as Binford Arney and Wilfrid Johnson are slated to speak. officers to be elected in the afternoon. banquet and dancing close the festivities.

American Business Club Oklahoma Texas J. A. Fortenberry Lubbock Binford Arney The Jaycees Wilfrid Johnson Ponca City ABC Slimax Paul Noland

Olver Leads Munn Early In City Golf Final

Defending champion John Olver sits one up on challenger John Munn after seven holes in the 36 hole city championship at Amarillo Country Club. Olver was two up through six before Munn’s 30 foot birdie at seven. The afternoon half resumes at 2 30.

Fairgrounds John Snider Municipal Auditorium City Amarillo Country Club Globe News Ellwood Park John Olver John Munn Olver Munn

New Jersey Flood Toll Reaches Four Deaths

Torrential rains swept five southwestern New Jersey counties causing four known deaths and about 4 million dollars in property damage. Floodwaters blocked highways and rail lines and stranded thousands during Labor Day travel between Philadelphia and southern shore points.

Camden New Jersey Philadelphia

Carlsbad Caverns Sets Attendance Record

Carlsbad Caverns saw a record August attendance with 51 711 visitors, announced by Col. Thomas Boles superintendent. The prior August high was 49 147 in 1937, marking a new benchmark for the cave complex.

Carlsbad Caverns Carlsbad Thomas Boles Boles

Arleen Whelan and Alexander D Arcy marry in Las Vegas

Arleen Whelan a red headed film actress and Alexander D Arcy a Hollywood and New York actor were married in Las Vegas. The couple arrived from Hollywood early today for the ceremony. It was the first marriage for both with Whelan listing 26 and D Arcy 31 as ages.

Las Vegas U.P Arleen Whelan Alexander D'Arcy Hollywood New York Miss Whelan D'Arcy

74 yearold ex superintendent Haskell Institute dies

H Peaks a 74yearold former superintendent of the Haskell Indian Institute died today at her home in Yren ce Kas following a long illness.

Yrence Kas H . Peaks Haskell Indian Institute

Labor Day Keynote Spurs Defense Effort and Debates

The Associated Press reports Labor Day tied to defense aims with President Roosevelt urging worker cooperation to build a strong national defense. AFL and CIO leaders clash over conscription while Willkie argues unions risk government control. Lewis defends democracy but warns of civil liberties attacks.

Associated Press Roosevelt American Federation of Labor Congress of Industrial Organizations Wendel L. Willkie William Green AFL Denver Federation Congress John L. Lewis CIO Willkie

General Dollar Takes Command Of Shopping In Amarillo

General Dollar tomorrow morning will take command of the shopping sector in Amarillo. Zero hour in the offensive against the added cost of getting the children ready for school was set up a day because of labor's annual celebration. Dollar Day this month offers shoppers more opportunities than probably any other in the year with the possible exception of the December event.

General Dollar Amarillo

British Bombers Pound Both Axis Foes Grimly

RAF bombers struck targets from Cape Gris Nez to Boulogne in Nazi-occupied France, triggering Berlin air raid alarms and drawing fresh German counterattacks on southeast England. RAF fighters fended off daylight raids on London as waves of German planes crossed the Channel, with claims of several enemy bombers shot down and British losses noted.

Associated Press RAF Cape Gris Nez Boulogne France Berlin Italy London Thames Estuary Thames Winston Churchill Channel England Hell's Corridor Dover Lombardy Piedmont Mussolini Germany Britain Hitler

Yehudi Found At Long Last Or Is He

A thief hammering a Lindsey & Hall auto store safe found only $5 in change after prying the door. He left a taunting note criticizing the store’s lock and promising not to trouble the owner again.

Yehudi Los Angeles U.R Gogg Lindsey & Hall Auto

Amarillo Symphony Rehearsals For Free Americanism Program

Intensive practice begins tonight under new conductor Robert Louis Barron at Amarillo High School band room with free admission. Tomorrow rehearsal moves to the Auditorium as the public is invited to the patriotic program at 8 15 p m during the orchestra association membership drive led by J R Pendleton.

Amarillo Symphony Orchestra Robert Louis Barron Municipal Auditorium Orchestra Association J. R. Pendleton Mrs. Barron

Coast Guard Dispatches Triton to Aid Camamu near Mississippi

The Coast Guard sent the Triton from Gulfport Mississippi to assist the Brazilian steamer Camamu of 5546 tons after it lost its propeller about 80 miles southeast of the Mississippi River mouth.

Washington W.P Coast Guard Gulfport Miss Camamu Mississippi River

Senate probes sought into 25 death airliner crash

Sen. Pat McCarran announced a plan for a Senate investigation into the Lovettsville Virginia crash that killed 25 on a Pennsylvania Central airliner. He blamed the Civil Aeronautics Authority reorganize and urged inquiry into the new Civil Aeronautics Board and safety laxity amidst wreckage teardown by inspectors.

Washington U.P Senate Civil Aeronautics Authority Pat McCarran Nevada Bronson Cutting New Mexico Lovettsville Ernest Lundeen Minnesota McCarran Roosevelt Commerce Department Pennsylvania Central CAA Civil Aeronautics Board Cab Cab Air Safety Board Civil Aeronautics Administrator Virginia

Champion Thief Steals Rug From Cordova Apartments Lobby

Chicago police report a quiet break in at the Cordova Apartments on the south side. A thief moved tables chairs and ash stands to steal a 12 by 12 rug without waking the 39 families in the building.

Chicago Cordova Apartments South Side

Picnic Weather Forecast By Mr Collman

Mr Collman predicts pretty good picnic weather with a few showers possible late. Highs near 85 degrees and decreasing heat as high clouds clear, with a southwest wind around 10 mph. He notes the forecast does not affect the ants.

Mr. Collman

25 Years Ago Sept 2 1915 Frontline Report

Four Russians counter attacked in Galicia while bombardment raged along the western front. Neely Greenhill and Lowndes Insurance noted in the text.

Galicia

Eight Die as Ship Is Sunk by Mine

Berlin dispatch from Copenhagen reports eight persons killed when the Danish steamship Rise, a 107 ton passenger liner, was sunk by a British mine between Fuenen and Aeroe Islands in the inner Baltic.

Berlin Fuenen Aeroe Islands Copenhagen Baltic

Householder Complains as Radio Disturbs Sleep

In Lexington on September 2 a householder phoned police saying a neighborhood radio kept him awake. Officers found the radio in a different room. they marked the case closed with a lighthearted note.

Lexington

Roosevelt Cheerslide Demos Swamp Old Electoral With Yells

In Westport Conn on September 2 Lillian Ward founder of Henry Street Settlement and close friend of President and Mrs Roosevelt died at 73. The piece also notes a contest among parties prompting letters and yells about the November election and credit to FDR.

Lewis Nordyke Everett Dunn North Jackson Street Westport Conn Lillian Ward Henry Street New York City Franklin D. Roosevelt

Unemployment to Fall by Half Under Defense Plan

Administration economists forecast a drop from 9 million jobless to 4.5 million by July 1 as national defense and conscription expand wartime production. They anticipate 3 million more jobs in ten months with 1 million additional cuts from mobilization by spring. Factories, uniforms, and gear will drive hiring, with some roles in retail and services. The 9 million figure is labeled a statistical guess rather than a confirmed count.

Washington National Defense Program National Guard

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