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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1941
Page
11
Alabama recorded 202 malaria deaths last year, down 25 from the prior year, according to state figures. The report highlights a continuing decline in malaria mortality across the state.
Tickets for seven home games at Butler Field are on sale at Major Drug Store Fisk Building. Season seats cost 1.75 dollars with 25 cents per game. box and grandstand spaces last year are held by Friday night. Open Sept 19 with Childress Bobcats and end Nov 11 vs Borger Bulldogs.
Canyon Sept. 10 Coaches Jack Curtice and Leslie Van Meter plan to study forty ambitious freshmen who show weight speed and experience to bolster the West Texas State varsity next year. The freshmen dominated a series of foot races, while a small sophomore squad prepares for the Border Conference opener against Oklahoma City University on Sept. 18 at home. The season features a road trip to Fresno State on Sept. 27 and Arizona State on Oct. 4, with a later home game Oct. 11 against the New Mexico Aggies.
Dallas Rebels beat the Houston Buffs 4 to 3 in Houston to take a 1-0 lead in the Shaughnessy Playoff for the Texas League title. Dallas scored five runs in the ninth after holding hitless for eight innings. Wally Dashiel targets Jack Maltzberger for the second game. Eddie Dyer plans Ted Wilks as his starter.
An interpretive meeting for study of changes in 1941 football rules has been announced by Dr. R P Par-
Kansas City livestock numbers show hogs steady to 10c higher with top at 12.25, cattle and calves totals around 4 600 and 700 respectively, feeders and fleshy steers easing. Colorado lambs remain above 11.75, gridiron officials plan Amarillo meeting at 8 PM Thursday in Tyler Street High School room 117.
Palo Alto California September 10 Clark Daniel Shaughnessy prepares a fresh batch of T formations for Stanford football this fall. After an undefeated 1940 season and a Rose Bowl win the team leads in national respect, though replacements in manpower challenge the coach.
Amarillo added more than 100 new families to its population last month. Over half moved from nearby Texas towns with others arriving from Oklahoma and New Mexico totaling 15 neighboring-state families. Several arrivals work at the smelter, helium plant, and government service amid rising defense industries.
Battle reports say Nazi forces suffered heavy losses around Yelnya as Soviet troops claimed 80 000 enemy killed or wounded. Red Star cited defeats of the 29th German motorized division and the 15th regiment staff. Prisoners claimed late Aug arrival after long march due to fuel shortages and praised the Red Air Force. German air raids hit Moscow Leningrad and Odessa as Hitler’s high command spoke of continuous attacks. Spanish Nationalists and other Axis troops reportedly reinforced fronts while Slovak troops were recalled from occupied territory.
Amarillo's Golden Sandstorm team members gather at A. M. Jones Cafe for a preseason steak dinner. Fifty six players and staff including Head Coach Howard Lynch and Assistant Coach T. G. Hull attend the annual event, a tradition since 1928 when Jones opened his business.
The piece notes TOP photography as a national pastime and explains how to craft tiny figures from common household items. It outlines needing a camera patience and an idea while offering a practical idea for tabletop photography using improvised models.
The making of individual pictures for La Airosa the Amarillo High School yearbook will begin Monday and continue for two weeks. The Murry Watts Studio will take the photographs for about 1,700 students and the 1942 edition will be one of the largest ever published by the high school.
Dispatches describe obstinate Red Army defense on the Neva bend as German artillery and heavy bombing pound the outskirts. The town of Schlisselburg, a rail hub 22 miles east of Leningrad, is burning as distant shells illuminate the skies over the Soviet second capital.
At a press conference Jones discussed a master plan for a super-defense program to marshal US production for wartime aid. He noted it may require spreading aid thinner, with more going to Russia and less to Britain, and he cited recent discussions with Soviet ambassador Constan tine A. Dumansky on assisting the Soviet Union in its war with Germany.
Salt Lake City engineer Grover R. Austad has produced a detachable dry fly in six standard types that fits any forged or staple hook. The device, already patented as the first detachable fly system, lets anglers swap flies in 4 to 10 seconds even in darkness. It promises six advantages including improved floatability and easier hook setting.
Judges W E Gee of the 108th district and E C Nelson of the 47th district head to Austin for a gathering of district judges to discuss uniform procedural rules after two years of study. Gordon Simpson of Tyler, president of the State Bar, calls for consistency.
County Commissioner Morris Browning found a diamond pin in front of the county courthouse after noticing a glint in the dust. The 25 year service pin, issued by the Texas Company, had been lost by Harry J. Daugherty who was actively searching for it.
The grand jury returned five indictments this morning. Monroe and Thomas Harris were indicted on theft charges, Bernado Chaves on burglary, Va Bass on auto theft. Others indicted were not jailed. Parker Gray, a soldier, was freed of charges of criminal attack. the jury brought in a no bill in his case.
Eli Cox Amarillo High School coordinator of distributive education spoke at the weekly Jaycee luncheon at the Capitol Hotel detailing student work to balance school and part time jobs and noting Adult classes for business learners. He announced a Texas Company staff class and a postponed Portalis trade trip rescheduled with the senior chamber for Sept 25 with George Bates vice-president providing remarks.
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