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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1945
Page
2
Amid a tighter food outlook Amarillo gardeners are urged to grow vegetables again. The National Victory Garden Institute calls for twenty million gardens in 1944, with guidance on soil, sun, drainage, tools, and careful watering to ensure a productive home plot.
The United National Clothing Collection in Amarillo asks donors to bring clean in good condition clothing on April 10 to designated church centers. Shoes should be in good repair and suits clean without patches or missing buttons. Jimmy James chairs the local campaign.
Allied forces landed behind German lines on a narrow strip between the Valli di Comacchio and the Adriatic. The operation, described as a successful local action, involved a three pronged thrust and netted over 200 enemy captures while clearing defenses and seizing a small island in the Po di Primaro area.
Thousands thank Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root for relieving nighttime urination and bladder irritation. A herbal remedy created by a physician, it aims to increase urine flow and ease backache and fatigue. Free prepaid sample offered. available through Kilmer & Co. Inc. Stamford Conn. Druggists sell Swamp Root.
V G Kirk announces sale of the Kirk Drug Store at 700 West Sixteenth to Sam Morris who becomes operator. Morris, Amarillo resident 20 years, previously co owned S M Drug on North Fillmore and is a 1922 OU Pharmacy graduate. No personnel changes planned. N N Whitworth remains pharmacist.
War Food Administration official Lt. Col. R. W. Olmstead told Senate investigators that minimum lend lease and relief foods cannot be met without further civilian consumption cuts. He warned shortages for meats fats oils dairy dry eggs sugar and rice with supplies down and requirements up. House probe plans a four city tour ending with a look into alleged New York and Boston black markets.
Mrs. Yvonne Smith, daughter of Mrs. Alameda Dixon of Borger, visited her grandmother Mrs. Olive K. Dixon on Monday. She was en route from Corpus Christi to join her husband, Winfred W. Smith, radioman third class, stationed at Shoemaker California.
Mr and Mrs D D Payne from Miami were week end visitors in Amarillo and attended Easter services in the city.
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