11 Sep 1941
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1941
Page
1
On a voyage toward Alaska the writer reflects on the vast land and its climate from Ketchikan to Point Barrow, discusses unionism, Russia, and rumors of war, and records Alaska facts including fishing prosperity, reindeer decline, volcanic activity, and ship costs aboard the Mt McKinley.
A collage of job pleas seeks school nurse address, morning work, house cleaning and child care. Advertisers ask for part time or permanent nursing, housekeeping, sewing, and farm or ranch work. A reader ponders Alaska’s missing women as a broader social note.
Mrs. Mary Clay eighty four lifelong Claude resident dies in Dallas while visiting two daughters. Survived by three daughters Ada Woodward M Hines and T B Ashley and a son John Clay. Funeral 10 am at Claude First Baptist Church with Dr W H Clark. burial Claude Cemetery. Funeral director N S Griggs Amarillo.
DeWitt MacKenzie discusses possible war duration as Europe faces crisis. He weighs chances of a quick Allied victory against a protracted Axis war, notes Russia’s role, and warns of food shortages and civil unrest shaping morale and endurance. The piece projects outcomes next year or longer but stresses uncertainty and stakes for Europe.
City chemist Jack Wyatt examined meat found near Monroe Street and Ellwood Park after seven dogs were killed and one was gravely ill. Police say no poison was detected and investigations continue as residents recall chunks of meat found by 15 year old Tootsie Hendricks on Monroe Street.
Amarillo High School announces next week begins club and extra curricular activities under Principal R. B. Norman. Meetings start Monday with an assembly Tuesday and a Pay Program Thursday. Regular club meetings set for Wednesday at activities hour amid preparations for the 1941 football season.
Nearly 85 percent of foreign products entering Nicaragua last year came from the United States.
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