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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1945

Page

2

Navy Halves Draft Call To Cut Selective Service Load

The Navy reduces its May draft call to about 16 000 registrants and signals possible further cuts in June as peak strength nears 3 600 000 by July 1. Officials cite higher enlistments of 17 year olds and faster attainment of peak strength as reasons for reducing calls. A prior unrelated feature extols F H Shiner of the Bureau of Reclamation for never taking sick leave in 30 years, illustrating government employee dedication.

Washington Navy F. H. Shiner Bureau of Reclamation Denver Amarillo Mr. Shiner Shiner Browning Mont Washington-Jefferson Bureau Federal Agency Tucumcari N. M Altus Okia Southwest

Vinson Confirmed as War Mobilization Chief by Senate

Fred M. Vinson was confirmed by the Senate today as director of War Mobilization and Reconversion succeeding James F. Byrnes. Approval came by voice vote with no dissent. Vinson, from Kentucky, rose from Stabilization Director to Federal Loan Agent to Mobilization chief, after unanimous approval by the Senate Finance Committee led by Senator George of Georgia.

Washington Fred M. Vinson Senate James F. Byrnes Senate Finance Committee George Democrat Georgia

Crippled Children's Clinic Scheduled at St Anthony’s

A Crippled Children's Clinic will be held at St. Anthony's Hospital Saturday morning with 60 children registered. Examinations begin at 10 30 and some operations are planned in the afternoon. The event is sponsored by the Crippled Children's Council of Amarillo and supported by local civic clubs.

St. Anthony's Hospital Crippled Children’s Council of Amarillo

Savage Benefit Fund Near Five Thousand Dollar Goal

The Savage benefit fund, started after a city detective's death in the line of duty, is within less than 35 dollars of the 5000 dollar target. Recent donors include a 25 dollar contribution from Kline's at 615 Polk. Additional names appear in the list of supporters.

Wirth Kline Polk Lem Savage Old Tack Savage

25 Criminal Cases Subject To Call Monday in 47th Court

Twenty five criminal cases are subject to call when 47th District Court convenes Monday morning. A petit jury panel has been summoned to report. Among the cases ready for trial are three, and possibly four, of robbery by assault. Called for trial will be Hugh Haralson and C. O. Meyers and Clarence Williams, a negro. One other case may be ready, the district attorney's office revealed today.

47Th District Court Hugh Haralson C. O. Meyers Clarence Williams

Sugar Supply Shortest Since the War Began

Senate food investigators told that the sugar supply this year will be the most difficult of the war with Americans possibly receiving less than the British. Lt. Col. R W Olstead, chair of the War Food Administration Allocations Committee, said world meat demand and supply may balance one year after the European war ends.

Washington Senate R. W. Olstead War Food Administration

Roosevelt expands Economic Stabilization Board with two new members

President Roosevelt issued an executive order adding Marvin Jones food administrator and Fred M. Vinson to the Economic Stabilization Board. Vinson is serving as war mobilization and reconversion administrator for the moment, with a successor yet to be chosen.

Washington Federal Loan Economic Stabilization Board Roosevelt Marvin Jones Fred M. Vinson

Mrs Farris Visits Wildorado Woman in Amarillo

Mrs Lorine S Farris of Wildorado was a visitor in Amarillo yesterday afternoon, stopping to chat with locals and tour area sites. The brief social call highlighted community ties and regional travel.

Insects claim more lives than all historic wars

The sentence asserts that insect-related deaths exceed all wars combined, implying a claim about comparative mortality. It references a sweeping historical context but lacks specific data or sources.

Sheriff and Mrs Cantrell Featured in State Magazine

Randall County Sheriff M E B Cantrell and his wife appear prominently in the current Texas Sheriff's Association magazine. Cantrell is first vice president of the association and Mrs Cantrell holds the same post with the auxiliary. The feature notes Cantrell’s photo appears three times and Mrs Cantrell’s once.

M. EB. Cantrell Randall County Sheriff's Association Cantrell Sheriff Cantrell Texas Sheriff's Association

Musical Program Sunday At Downtown USO

A Sunday afternoon program conducted by USO volunteer Miss Thelma Lee will be held at 5 30 in the Downtown USO music room on the second floor. The concert features Ravel Bolero Tchaikowsky Symphony No 6 in B minor Enesco Romanian Rhapsody and other classics.

Thelma Lee USO USO Music Room Ravel Tchaikowsky Enesco

Guests of Combests entertain Wadley Hull visit

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Combest hosted Mrs. Combest's son Lt. Robert J. Wadley and his wife and Lt. and Mrs. Harold Hull at 1000 Milam. The two officers, pilot instructors at Liberal Army Air Field, Kan., will depart tomorrow.

Fleas Lice and Ticks Now Top Disease Spreaders

A report identifies fleas lice and ticks as among the most dangerous spreaders of disease. Researchers warn that these parasites transmit illnesses to humans and animals, urging enhanced prevention and control measures.

Markets Show Mixed Results Across Stocks And Livestock

Merrill Lynch market page lists 20 Industrials down .08, utilities up .02, and various names with mixed USA stock quotes. Kansas City reports cattle and hog price ranges with beef steers at 15.25 to 16.75 and hogs around 14.50. Chicago livestock figures show hogs steady at 14.75, cattle up to 17.50, lambs near 16.90 with varied weights and grades.

DOW Jones Merrill Lynch Fenner & Beane NEW York Stock Exchange Pierce, Fenner & Beane Lin Lane 13 Amer Amer Tel& Tel Amaconda Jceahies Meer Armour & Co Aviation Corp Cssc Baldwin Locomotive Bendix Aviation Bethlehem Steel Borden Jocesh eesGene Budd Barresatie Chrysler Linvestment Genciair Delaware Continental Motors Curtis Wright Deer & Co General Electric General Motors Gillette Ramof Goodyear Vse Oo iInternational Harvester Kennecott Copper Lockheed Suoccess National Can Cooces S Shipbuilding Ee Eve Ia. Sheen North American Avia Eee Cheey Ky Pests Ana .S Sr Pe Pan Amer Airways AMON Pennsylvania Railroad Sass Northern Pacific Ry Radio Corp Coos Otte Eesesecees Beenie Steel S.cccees St. Jo Lead Sears Seeakaby Secees Shell Union Oil Biépiene Socony Vacuum Vas Shamrock Oil & Gas Southern Pacific Standard Brands Standard Oil Indiana Standard GE A Studebaker Soaw Ae Spiegel, Inc Texas Gulf Sylph Tidewater Cock Union Carbide United Mirerets Oires Cooye Ccceseres U S&s Steetee White Motors Warner Bros Western Union Woolworth Kansas City Chicago Livestock Chicago Colorado

Courthouse Records of Warranties Deeds in Amarillo Area

A sequence of warranty deeds is listed, detailing transfers such as Burr Shane to J R Stephenson for W15 lots 8 and 9, block 11 Summers, and D Y Wrather et al to Burr Shane for the same lots. Additional transfers include Amarillo Housing Co to J T Sykes for lot 7 block 9 Sunnyside and various other property deeds across multiple blocks and neighborhoods.

Burr Shane J. R. Stephenson D Y Wrather Amarillo Housing Co J. T. Sykes Sunnyside Reppert Et al Raymond Adkisson W H Fuqua C. Y. Dowlen Swd Mirror Katharine M. Morgan T. M. Bruner Amarillo Myr M. Beck J. E. White Humphrey Highlands Clarence Watley Etux W. L. Thomas North Lucille Tucker Lawrence Macrander Theora Z

Widow seeks work in motherless home

A reader signs as a widow seeking any kind of employment and notes availability for work. In a separate item, a reader reports finding a lost billfold on a bus containing money and papers and returned it to the driver offering the finder’s information to the owner at 2-4440.

Tack Arthur

Five part-Persian kittens free to good home

Five part-Persian kittens ready for adoption. Call 5041 or visit 1304 Rosemont to claim one.

Tack Rosemont

Lost plaid blouse near high school found

A plaid blouse for a woman was found near the high school. The finder requests the owner to call 2 1529 and describe the item to claim it. The notice seeks a gentleman reader with no further details.

Housekeeping Help Sought for Elderly Couple

Reader seeks housekeeping work with preference for serving an elderly couple. Available for light cleaning, laundry, errands, meal prep, and companionship. Flexible schedule, reliable, and respectful. Please contact for details and references.

Tack

Lost make-up kit near Claude and Clarendon

Mrs James M Clark seeks return of a lost makeup kit from the running board of a car between Claude and Clarendon on Monday. It contained jewelry cosmetics and other items. A reward is offered at the Piggly Wiggly in Clarendon. Stella Ellis, Tam a practical nurse, sees 1019 Johnson for work.

Claude Clarendon Dear Tack Tam Johnson Stella Ellis

Needs Child Nurse and In-Home Caregiver Wanted

A reader seeks an experienced older woman to care for three children in the home at 522 East Ninth. No laundry required and lodging optional. Also requests help finding a family mascot or small puppies in Amarillo for a B-29 crew.

Buchanan J. W. Underwood East Eleventh Tack East Ninth Amarillo

Property Transfers Reported for San Jacinto Heights Area

The record lists several transfers including Co. C Timmons conveying lots 19 and 20 in block 462 Mirror to J C Voshalike G W Parkable and wife transferring lot 19 in block 44 Bivins to Cal Farley I B Stark and wife transferring lot 2 in block 204 San Jacinto Heights to Mark L Hamm.

San Jacinto Heights

Wanted small, young dog under ten pounds for sale or adoption

A reader seeks a puppy or young small dog weighing no more than ten pounds when grown. Pedigreed or not, the writer asks neighbors to call 2 1001 after 5 p.m. to offer options or help.

Lost gloves near Borden's Ice Cream Store or Cremer Drug

A pair of black suede gloves went missing Sunday evening between Borden's Ice Cream Store and Cremer Drug or at either location. The finder is asked to call 2-3924 to reunite them with the owner.

Borden Cremer Drug

Local Teen Seeks Daytime Work Monday Through Saturday

Anita Jones, a 17 year old colored girl, seeks daytime employment with no Sundays. She requests contact at 7379 around 2 PM or visits at 1102 North Washington to arrange work.

Tack North Washington Anita Jones

ROTC Cap Lost at Friday High School Fight

Jerry Hopson reports a ROTC cap lost at Friday night high school fights and asks the finder to contact him at 768 1903 in Madison.

Tack Jerry Hopson Madison

Lost right hand black kid glove on Tyler Street

Mrs Fleming reports a missing right hand black kid glove found between Fourteenth and Nineteenth avenues on Tyler Street. If found, call 8549 or return to 1904 Van Buren.

Tack Tyler Street Fourteenth Nineteenth Avenues 1904 van Buren Fleming

Painter Seeks Small Jobs After 8 PM

Advertises painting services for fences garages and small houses by the hour after 8 o clock in the evening. Includes contact at P O Box 3453 San Jacinto Station.

P. O San Jacinto Station

Bicycle lost at Wilson School yard and braces missing

A person reports a bicycle taken from the Wilson School yard on Monday. The rider asks for its return to Wilson School or 1203 Johnson, promising no questions. Included is a lost silver-link bracelet on the same day.

Tack Wilson School Johnson Coy Wayne Radney

Lost item notice with reward for finder contact

A note states a lost item with initials F. M. on the back and asks the finder to call 9721. a small reward is promised.

F. M

Yard work wanted contact details provided

A notice seeks a man for yard work and provides a contact phone number 2 9272 and the name MRS. L. J. PRESTON at 407 Arch Terrace for arranging the job.

Tack L. J. Preston Arch Terrace

Gloves Lost In Town May Be Recovered For Reward

On March 20 a pair of lady's brown pigskin gloves were lost. The finder should call 2-2167 before 8:30 a m or after 5:30 p m for reunion and reward.

Hill-Billy Plains Distributing Co

Lost Helbros wristwatch in afternoon on March 24

A lady reports losing a small round gold Helbros wristwatch with a second hand on the face in the late afternoon of March 24. The finder is asked to call 2 2694 or 8277 to receive a reward.

Helbros

Lost red bilfold near Doche Cleaners

A red bilfold containing pictures cash and a social security card was lost near Doche Cleaners. The finder is asked to return it to Doche Cleaners.

Doche Cleaners

Germans Race To Escape From North Yugoslavia

Rome reports German columns attempting to flee northern Yugoslavia before Soviet advances seal the Austrian back door. Allied air forces in Italy claim heavy losses for German transport, with Mustang and Thunderbolt aircraft destroying 200 motor transports and 70 horse-drawn vehicles and damaging 350 motor vehicles and 53 locomotives in the past two days.

Rome Yugoslavia Austria Italy

Motives of Nazi Holdouts in Tito’s Yugoslav Front

Fragments describe motives of German units that resisted Marshal Tito’s Yugoslav Partisans as World War II remnants. The report outlines why some forces lingered after main battles, including strategic aims, allegiance shifts, and potential negotiations with Partisan leadership.

Marshal Tito

Visit to Mrs. Cauthen family returns home

Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Durham and children Jo Ann and Dan with Mrs. Lennie Cauthen of Memphis and Sammie Lee Patterson of Clarendon have returned home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cauthen of 312 A Prospert.

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Vinson Crippled Children’s Clinic Mrs. Cantrell Magazine Southwest Studio F. 6Th Ph Financial Industrial Fund Courthouse Records Jeff Wm. Bentley Marion James M. Clark Marie and Mickey Detroit San Francisco TWA H. H Will James Naismith Pal Red Billfold Mrs. Cauthen Blackburn Pierce Sth & Polk Zale Zale’s A. Rose B. Man C. Grace and Charm Seagrams Metropolitan Opera Seagram von Wun Seamtam Seagram Seagram Distillers Corporation Chrysler Building New York
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