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Amarillo Sunday News Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1941

Page

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Panhandle Museum Victory Drive Tops Canyon Jubilee

Victory signs hung in Canyon as Panhandle citizens gather for a large celebration at West Texas events center. Officials expect 8000 attendees with a luncheon at Cousins Hall and a program featuring the West Texas State Band, Maverick boys tumbling, Amarillo Municipal Band, Blackburn Shaw quartet and remarks by Dr. J A Hill, G L Messenger, and others. Bricks and cash from a fundraising drive total over 3 600 toward the effort with hopes to exceed 5000 and more donations expected.

Canyon West Texas State College Palo Duro Park Buffalo Lake Panhandle-Plains Ew Historical Society Texas House and Senate J. A. Hill West Texas Cousins Hall West Texas State Band C. E. Strain Maverick Boys Amarillo Municipal Band Robert Louis Barron Blackburn-Shaw G. L. Messenger Hazlewood WPA J. A

Lake Fryer to Host Government Lake Celebration

Officials announce the final 1941 lake festival at Lake Fryer near Perryton, set for August 9 and 10. The two day program details are on Page 16 of the second section.

Governmental Lake Lake Fryer Perryton

Parking Meter Trial Ordered for Amarillo

Amarillo votes two to one to install parking meters in the business district on a six month trial with meters costing 56.50 each and fees of one cent for 12 minutes two cents for 24 minutes and five cents for an hour. Karpark Corporation of Washington will install them. Mayor Joe Jenkins opposed the plan.

Amarillo Joe Jenkins City Commission Karpark Corporation Washington, D. C Homer Wheeler R. H. Epperson Oscar Pricett Commission Jenkins

Newest Cruiser Joins the Navy

The San Diego, a fast Atlanta class cruiser, was launched at Bethlehem Steel Fore River yard in Quincy. Mrs. Percy Benbough shattered California champagne to christen the ship as 500 spectators and a congressional delegation watched. The keel was laid March 27, 1940, and the vessel is noted for speed and mixed cruiser-destroyer features.

Quincy Mass U.P San Diego U. S. Navy Bethlehem Steel Company Fore River Percy Benbough Cal California United States Navy

Weather Summary for Amarillo and Surrounding Regions

Widely scattered showers occurred west and northwest of Amarillo Saturday evening with no amounts available. Sunday and Monday expect continued scattered afternoon and evening showers in the Panhandle. temperatures remain about the same as Saturday. West of the Rockies many showers. New Mexico reports cloudiness and scattered storms. highs near 90s with some stations over 100. Precipitation was light overall. circulation noted for July 26, 1941 with a total of 1,663 in Amarillo.

Amarillo West Texas Pecos Valley Panhaandle New Mexico Amarilo Panhandle Rockies North Central Utah Montana Wyoming North Dakota Plains States Gulf and Middle Mississippi Valley

Germans Stalled In Five Weeks Of Invasion

The Associated Press reports that after five weeks of battle the Russians appeared to hold most sectors with heavy fighting continuing in three. Soviet dispatches claim destruction of two German infantry divisions in Smolensk and the 8th German armored division being smashed at an undisclosed point. Red Army counter attacks spread along a 400 mile front as German momentum slackens.

Associated Press Russia Smolensk Moscow Red Army Porkhov Nevel Zhitomir Central Front Leningrad Kiev Adolf Hitler Norway Crete Ukraine Germany

Band to Play At Canyon San Jacinto

The Amarillo Municipal Band plans a concert in San Jacinto Park at 8 p m with a backup in the Municipal Auditorium if weather turns, following rain that shortened Elwood’s last week performance.

Canyon, San Jacinto Amarillo Canyon Panhandle Elwood San Jacinto Park Municipal Auditorium

Oil-for-Britain Day Postponed in Texas

Two Texas Railroad Commissioners announced indefinite postponement of Oil-for-Britain Day because gathering and transfer details remain unfinished. A new date will be set when arrangements are completed. The plan had designated August 10 as a statewide shutdown day for voluntary production to supply Britain.

Austin Texas Railroad Commissioner Britain Texas Jerry Sadler Olin Culberson

Japan moves southward in Indo China as assets frozen

The United States and Britain freeze Japanese assets in their territories while Japan expands into French Indo China. Tokyo retaliates by freezing American funds in Japan. London contemplates a broader blockade with Canada and the Dutch East Indies. Stalin and Chiang Kai-shek consider allied support as Russia and China prepare for potential conflict. President Roosevelt orders Philippine forces into the US armed services under MacArthur.

Associated Press United States Russia Japan China Washington Tokyo England Roosevelt Hyde Park Philippine Islands Indo - China Malaya Singapore Philippines Dutch Fast Indies The Treasury London Britain Dutch East Indies America Joseph Stalin Chiang Kai-Shek New York Montreal Sumner Welles Hitler Harry L. Hopkins U. S John G. Winant Soviet Union Constantin Oumansky State Department Armed Services of Douglas MacArthur South China Coast Indo-China Senate Military Committee Ap Indo- China Saigon Vichy Shanghai Great Britain Finance Ministry Robert Leslie Craigie Teijiro Toyoda India Burma Union of

Mrs Martha Benton Dies Suddenly in Amarillo

Martha May Benton 76 daughter of Marshal Missouri native, long Amarillo resident and First Christian Church leader dies after a brief illness. Survived by husband W B Benton three sons and two daughters and three sisters. Services set 2:30 PM Monday at First Christian Church with Dr Roy Snodgrass officiating. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery Boxwell Brothers directing.

Martha May Benton W. B. Benton Benton Amarillo First Christian Church Mother Benton Marshal Panhandle N. M J. D. Thomason Kansas City Buck Finnell Fort Worth W. N. Wilson Independence Roy GC Snodgrass Boxwell Brothers Park Cemetery

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