26 Sep 1941
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1941
Page
1
In Camp Holmes Alaska the party endures rain and cold as guide Harry ferries a noisy scene over Bozo the dog and a caribou skin. They hike rough ridges, plan ptarmigan photography, and observe 24 green wing teals near their lake while noting bath habits and hardy local figures like Walter Holmes.
The RCA Victor Magic Brain record changer goes on sale at Amarillo Hardware. A double tone arm plays both sides without flipping. Records are stacked to drop onto a tiny turntable with needles that rarely need changing. The unit reportedly outlasts 40,000 plays without a needle change.
Druggists offer money back if the first bottle of LETO'S fails to satisfy. CRETNEYW'S Corner Polk and sit th
The United States Army Air Corps examining board will perform physicals for prospective air cadets tomorrow morning at the Veterans Hospital. The tests target cadets in Amarillo College refresher course to meet educational requirements, with arrangements via the Amarillo Recruiting Station. Baby chicks dominate cod liver oil and other fish oils production.
The text notes pilots in Alaska practicing flights for fall migration, citing weather as the great drawback. Winter brings snow and cold, while other seasons bring heavy rain. Hope remains for an improving break tomorrow or the next day as wildlife like bear, caribou, and moose face cloudy, showering days, while sheep are hard to hunt. Bad weather unsettles & Tram, who climbs high ridges obscured by clouds.
A personal employment request from a single 32 year old who is exempt from the draft due to the loss of two, with continuation indicated on page 19. The fragment reflects a classifieds style appeal for work opportunities.
The State Department of Education will host a Panhandle wide Choral Clinic at Amarillo High School on Wednesday October 8. High school music teachers from the Panhandle will lead choral groups under the direction of Dr. Archie Jones of the University of Texas. A luncheon will precede an afternoon session focused on addressing and demonstrating choral problems and questions.
The Bicycle Safety Club at Sanborn School was organized this week under Mrs. Carrie Hood. It has 65 members from grades three through seven and requires an interest in bicycling and safety. Officers are Bill Spencer and Carroll Waltz.
Ralph Dallinger of Plainview district Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler of the Elks will make his official visit to the Amarillo Lodge Monday night. Mark Perry, secretary, announces the event as the lodge initiates several candidates and serves a dutch lunch urging all members to attend.
Sea Scout leaders of the Llano Estacado Council will gather at the Boy Scout headquarters tonight to discuss the fall activities program. The session will be led by Bob J. Johnson, Sea Scout Commodore, with attendees including Dale Smith and other leaders.
The 100 page Golden Rays handbook for Amarillo High School is ready for distribution to students and teachers. It covers eight sections from history and traditions to regulations, extracurriculars, curriculum, awards, guidance, and miscellaneous topics. Principal R B Norman led the project with staff assistance.
Commissioner Dave Britain, com mitteeman, and George Ficke, Sel vin Allen and Melvin Cox are listed as ship skippers in the latest local transport roster. The article outlines duties and assignments for maritime operations.
The Texas Voters League will organize a reception for Governor Coke Stevenson in Amarillo. The event is set for Sunday at 8 PM in the district courtroom of the county courthouse, ahead of his upcoming day at the Tri-State Fair.
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