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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1940

Page

2

Camerons on King's Island Alaska Teach Eskimo Children

The former Edna Mae Bratton now Mrs. Howard Cameron and her husband teach on King's Island in the Yukon watershed. They run a school for Eskimo children, live isolated with limited contact from June to October, and plan a visit to Pampa and Amarillo next summer. The couple, part of the U.S. Department of Indian Affairs, describe island life, subsistence by walrus and seals, and their health after a Seattle checkup.

Aleutian Edna Mae Bratton Pampa Amarillo Howard Cameron King Island Alaska Cameron Department of Indian Affairs United States King’s Island Herring Strait Nome Yukon Camerons King's Island Mrs. Cameron Siberia Eskimos Seattle Panhandle

Totem Clans and Fur Trade Tales From Alaska Frontiers

The narrative describes Eagle and Crow clan totems and matrilineal house signs, guiding social welcome in Alaska. It notes Alaska fur value, muskrat and wolf pelts, and a Juneau fur store anecdote. A Port Yukon resident recalls snowshoe rabbits as best wild meat and rejects jackrabbits from the Panhandle.

Alaska Tuling Amarillo United States Yukon Juneau Panhandle the Coyote Port Yukon

Help Wanted Notices From A Reader and Others

Classified ads request work from readers seeking morning or full day employment as maid, housekeeper, college boy with grocery experience, or practical nurse. Calls listed for A Reader and Mrs Mary Jett along with a lost package note and store desk return request.

Four Kansans Die Near Tucumcari

Four Kansans died in New Mexico on Labor Day when their car left a steep hill near Tucumcari and overturned. The victims were Rus sel Cave 42 and his wife 42 of Oswego, their daughter Jean 20, and Donald Thomas 22, also of Oswego. Passenger Don Copeland sustained minor head injuries.

Tucumcart U.P Kansas New Mexico Russell Cave Oswego Kan Jean Donald Thomas Don Copeland

Office girl seeks office work with references

Dear Tack I am a 19 year old girl in college two years taking business training and I can furnish good references from my teachers. I would like very much to find work in an office Evelyn Call 4886 Farm couple we are a young couple without children in need of work. We are

Tack Evelyn Call

FDR Defends TVA Accomplishments At Tennessee Dam Ceremony

President Roosevelt scoffed at critics of the Tennessee Valley Authority and lauded its social and economic achievements. He dedicated the Chickamauga Dam and the TVA system, calling it a model of democracy in action and outlining benefits for defense, navigation, erosion control, and regional development.

Chattanooga Tenn Chickamauga Dam Roosevelt Tennessee Valley Authority TVA Tennessee River United States of America

Estevan Farmers Hit By Destructive Hailstorm

In Estevan Saskatchewan farmers faced ruin as a severe hailstorm flattened crops after a promising growing season. Livestock were killed and fields ruined, ending hopes for a strong wheat harvest this year.

Estevan, Sask U.P Estevan

O Daniel Seeks Public Ideas on Defense Mobilization

Gov W Lee O Daniel urged Texans to send letters with proposals for national defense. He called for mobilizing both human and physical resources to meet the international crisis. He cited defense contracts totaling 16076779 and announced plans for a 25000000 naval base plus 100000000 for air bases.

Austin W. Lee O'Daniel Texas

Holiday Death Toll at 346

The Associated Press reports violent deaths rose to 346 during the Labor Day weekend. Auto accidents totaled 221, 70 below the expected traffic death rate, while other causes reached 125 including 25 from a passenger airliner crash. In Pittsfield Massachusetts a man killed by a car ended 242 days without a traffic fatality. Torrential rains caused four flood deaths in New Jersey and one in Delaware.

Associated Press National Safety Council Pittsfield Mass New Jersey Delaware

Amarillo classification week for 1940 41 schools detailed

Classification of Amarillo High and Junior High students occurs Thursday and Friday with first classes of the 1940 41 scholastic year. Students are sorted alphabetically by block and time. new and part time students report for records or permits. All must have smallpox immunization. Some grade enrollments are assigned to specific schools by district.

Amarillo Tae Horace Mann Alice Landergin Wolflin Sanborn and McKinley

Congress leaders push to adjourn this month

In Washington on September 2, congressional leaders pressed for a faster legislative pace with an aim to adjourn and go home within the month. Senator Herring of Iowa confirmed efforts to move key national defense and tax bills.

Washington Congress Senator Herring Iowa

Senators Discuss Early Adjournment Across Congress

Senate leaders debate a September adjournment with Senator Herndon asserting the public favors a break. Democratic Leader Barkley cautions about calendar timing while Senator Harrison aims to push the excess profits tax bill and clear key legislation, seeking an October 1 adjournment.

Congress Herraid Barkley Kentucky Senate Harrison Mississippi

Hour’s Extra Dancing for Labor Day at Rainbow Gardens

In observance of Labor Day there will be an hour’s extra dancing tonight at Rainbow Gardens With Sons of the West providing the music dancing starts at 9 o’clock and goes to 2 o’clock in the morning instead of 1 The price is 40 cents a couple Old-time dances will be featured tomorrow night.

Martin Dies Globe News Dies Mason King Rainbow Gardens Sons of the West

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