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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1946
Page
5
Stella Beard of the Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary calls For get-Me-Not Day to honor war dead by aiding the living. Students and auxiliary members sell blue flowers to fund rehabilitation of wounded veterans and family care in Amarillo. Ginny Simms named national Forget-Me-Not Girl to support the 1946 drive.
Gloria Vanderbilt Stokowski pledged ongoing financial help to her mother Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt after ending a $21 000 yearly allowance. She said she will use funds to aid blind children and feed homeless children while her future aid depends on her discretion. The statement came at a news conference in the Stokowskis one room penthouse apartment.
Ross Russell veteran city employee resigns as distribution superintendent of the water department and buys Camp Picket Wire a tourist lodge 31 miles west of Trinidad Colorado The lodge includes cabins a grocery store and filling station near fishing waters and deer country for winter tourism Jack Burnett will succeed him as water department head.
Coy Randall Calvert, 23, discharged from the Navy at San Pedro California after nearly a year in the Pacific. Yeoman First Class Calvert entered in October 1943, trained at Coronado Island, served on an auxiliary tug rescue unit at Eniwetok and other Pacific islands, and plans clerical work after a vacation. He is a former Claude resident who graduated from high school there. his wife lives at 3605 East Tenth.
In Duquesne Pennsylvania four year old Timmy Petrisko honors a pledge made to his uncle Sergeant George Sudzina by refusing a haircut until he returns home from duty. Timmy promised his golden locks would not be shaved while his uncle is away.
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