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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1941

Page

11

Eastern gasoline tax kept steady despite cuts

The defense petroleum office told Eastern states not to fear tax reductions as a 10 percent curtailment program remains in effect. Acting petroleum coordinator Ralph K. Davies said September gasoline sales should match September last year and tax returns stay similar, though he cautioned future curtailment cannot be ruled out.

Washington Defense Petroleum Office Ralph K. Davies Davies

Plane crosses fence puzzle baffles Oklahoma airport staff

Glenn Brauninger moored his plane outside the hangar at Wiley Post Airport. It later appeared parked in the middle of a nearby road beyond a fence, leaving officials puzzled about how the plane moved.

Oklahoma City Glenn Brauninger Wiley Post

Manning's Condition About the Same After Crash

The 82 year old Amarillo resident J F Manning remains in critical condition at Northwest Texas Hospital three weeks after a serious automobile accident. He has a fractured pelvic bone and other internal injuries. attendants report his condition as about the same.

J. F. Manning Amarillian Northwest Texas Hospital

70 year old rider completes 7,000 mile tandem trip

A 70-year-old Kentucky merchant from Eminence undertakes the return leg of a 7,000 mile ride. He travels on a tandem motorcycle piloted by his son Alvin, 20, in an adventurous cross country journey.

Los Angeles Jake Koenigstein Eminence Alvin

Kansas City Livestock Markets and Financial Quotes

Kansas City Missouri September 8 Livestock Hogs sale and total 3 000 mostly 10 to 20 cents higher than Friday's average heavies slow top 12.20 Beef cattle calves salable 21 200 2700 total steers 11 25 to 12 25 stockers 10 25 to 11 15 feeders strong 13 25 top yearling stockers 12 00 cattle prices mixed with some weakness in heavy feeders Sheep 5 000 stock 6500 bid around 11 75 for trucked lambs Colorado lambs above 12 00 Market notes and losses offset by firm hogs and steady cows Financial Security Fund quotes given with liquidating price 61.5084 offering price 1.66.

Kansas City U.P USDA Lhoice Ight Best Colorados

Afghanistan Faces World War II Dilemma Amid Pass Control

Afghanistan, a neutral nation key to routes from Russia to India, may be drawn into WWII. King Mohammed Zahir Shah, 27, governs a country slightly smaller than Texas with four vital passes and a border with Allied-occupied Iran. Britain warns Kabul to oust Nazi influence.

Middle East Afghanistan Texas Russia India Iran Britain Mohammed Zahir Shah

Budget Hearing Week From Today In City

Public hearing on the city budget is set for 11 o clock in the morning one week from today. The tentative budget is under study by the taxpayers league as A P Hancock takes over active duties around Oct 1, the new fiscal year beginning, after arriving from Kerrville. He met with Mayor Joe Jenkins and acting city manager Perry Burks this morning to review the budget, while Kerrville officials appoint a city clerk as acting manager until Jan 1.

Taxpayers’ League A. P. Hancock Hancock Kerrville Joe Jenkins Perry Burks

American Legion Hanson Post Publishes Americanism Issue

The Veteran magazine issue for Labor Day features editorials on Americanism. September issue includes pictures of Hanson Post officers and auxiliaries. The Veteran is a monthly publication edited by Joe Omlor.

The Veteran American Legion Magazine Hanson Post No. 54 Hanson Post Joe Omlor

Wallace Condition Remains Unchanged

John Q. Wallace, a truck driver injured when a tank truck overturned on North East Eighth Avenue, remains in about the same condition at St. Anthony's Hospital. He suffered back injuries, scalp wounds and leg injuries after the tanker hauling water for the runway construction at English Airport overturned, and was transported to the hospital by N. S. Griggs and Sons ambulance.

John Q. Wallace Eighth Avenue St. Anthony's Hospital English Airport N. S. Griggs and Sons

Funeral services for David A Brandon tomorrow

Funeral services for David Arvon Brandon will be held tomorrow at 10 AM from Blackburn-Shaw Chapel with Lu ther Roberts officiating. Brandon died yesterday at 736 North Houston Street. A retired farmer, he moved here 13 years ago from Post and was a Church of Christ member. He is survived by seven daughters, two sons, a sister, 16 grandchildren, and eight great grandchildren. Burial will be in Llano Cemetery.

David Arvon Brandon Blackburn-Shaw Luther Roberts Church of Christ Brandon North Houston Street W. S. Pollard Emma D. Howard Bess Brandon San Bernardino Calif

Delano Family Heritage and Early Franklin Roosevelt Tie

The Delano family estate at Alcona near Newburgh links to the Roosevelts as Hudson River gentry. Catherine Delano’s youth included a far voyage to Hong Kong via Cape Horn and Europe after her father’s 1857 panic losses. She later ran the family estates while Franklin Roosevelt was born January 30, 1882, as mentions of Har vard education follow. The piece notes Japan’s matches sale under strict government control per the commerce departments.

Warren Catherine Delano Delano Alcona Newburgh N. Y Roosevelts Delanos Hudson River Valley China Cape Horn Hong Kong Europe Paris Empress Eugenie James Roosevelt Harvard Franklin

Marines Add Iceland Verse To Old Hymn

The Marines Hymn gains a new verse written by a Marine Corps officer in Reykjavik Iceland. The verse recalls sailing north in nineteen forty one under the midnight sun and the Viking Norse saga with Iceland girls and a polar bear guard.

Iceland Montezuma Tripoli Frank M. Bell Marine Corps Reykjavik

Nazi Sub Is Captured by British Plane

A German submarine, badly damaged by bombs from an American Lockheed plane, surrendered in the Atlantic and was brought into a British harbor. A British communique said British warships towed the U boat to port as a Lockheed EC 14B bomber and a Catalina flying boat patrolled. Weather and heavy seas delayed boarding until the crew was removed and the sub towed clear.

London Sept U.pi Atlantic Admiralty Lockheed Catalina Coastal Command

Death of Mother Delays FDR Talk

President Roosevelt postpones a foreign policy address due to his mother’s death. The White House said the speech, about 15 minutes, would air Thursday night from the White House at 8 p.m. Central Time over the three major networks.

Hyde Park N. Y Roosevelt White House

Texas Tech opens new term with 22 new faculty members

Lubbock reports the start of physical exams for prospective students at Texas Technological College. Formal registration is set for Thursday and Friday. The term brings 22 new teachers to the campus, including 17 men and five women, with 16 Texans or Texas-trained.

Lubbock U.P Texas Technological College Texas

Leningrad Front Faces Heavy Attacks As War Enters Third Day

Russian reports recount continuous German air and artillery assaults against Leningrad as workers rush to factories to arm the front. The Leningrad radio notes new brigades of home guards and mass transit of workers, while Odessa vows grim resistance with the slogan not one step backward.

Leningrad Black Sea Odessa Alexander Kolibanov

Firemen Go Below To Fight Flames In Amarillo

Firefighters in Amarillo battled a blaze yesterday in an underground basement at Seventh Avenue and Tyler Street where lumber stored in the underground rooms was on fire. Firemen also responded to grass fire alarms again today and the central station advised callers to specify grass or automobile fires when reporting alarms.

Amarillo Seventh Avenue Tyler Street Central Station

Texas Governor invites Oklahoma leader to Dallas grid game

In Austin a Texas governor invited Oklahoma Governor Leon C. Phillips to attend the Longhorn Sooner football game in Dallas on October 11 as his guest. Phillips, who spent the weekend with Texas Governor Coke Stevenson, said he would consider the invitation. In LaDue Missouri residents oppose changing their 70 year old town name despite pressures from St Louis County residents.

Austin Texas Oklahoma Dallas Coke Stevenson Leon C. Phillips ST. Louis LaDue Henry County St. Louis County LaDue Village

Cotton Seed Flour Added to Army Field Rations

Fort Worth reports the army has adopted a new cotton seed flour for field rations. Endorsed by the American Medical Association foods council, the flour is high in protein and vitamin B, enhancing the traditional bean heavy diet.

Fort Worth National Cotton Council Council On Foods The American Medical Association

Protection backfires in San Francisco incident

Mrs. Sileen Buchanan followed her husband’s orders to shoot if disturbed at home. She fired a shotgun but found no intruder. police speculate the assailant may have escaped through a hole burned into a Persian rug.

San Francisco Sileen Buchanan

Stevenson Sends FDR Message of Sympathy

Gov. Coke R. Stevenson sent a message to President Roosevelt offering profound sympathy on the death of his mother. He called Mrs Roosevelt a symbol of democracy and spoke for Texas and its people in expressing condolence. The report also notes the commerce department’s view on television broadcasting impacts from normal motor vehicle operation.

Austin Coke R. Stevenson Roosevelt United States Texas Department of Commerce

Commissioners Buy Mule After Bones Sale at Fair Grounds

Potter County Commissioners Court records a $25 profit from selling Bones the Clydesdale and approving a $25 purchase of a mule to replace the harness horse at the Tri-State Fair grounds. Ed Eubanks calls the mule a steal despite minor blemishes, noting lower feed costs.

Potter County Commissioners Court Tri-State Fairgrounds Ed Eubanks Fairgrounds

Improved Looks through Digestive Tonic Claim

An advertisement touts 8.8.8. Tonic as a two step remedy to restore stomach digestive juices and rebuild red blood cells. It promises renewed vitality, appetite, and attractiveness for those with digestive discomfort or fatigue, urging daily use and citing widespread user testimonials.

Governor To Deliver Message in Person in Special Session

Governor Coke Stevenson will deliver his message to the legislature in a special session convened in Austin. The address will be delivered in person at 1 P M with Speaker Homer Leonard present.

Austin Coke Stevenson Homer Leonard

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