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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1946
Page
8
A list of word clues with definitions covering items from coat folds to hooks and gemstones. Includes hints for parts of a coat, lighting device, coarse fabric, motion terms, ships, fasteners, and phrases for ruin and ridicule.
Elm trees produce an overflow crop not seen since 1940 as seeds drift across Amarillo. Park superintendent Mark Miles notes two varieties American and Chinese elms thrive in local climate and will shed seeds from early April, with pods dispersing up to three fourths of a mile and as much as a bushel per tree expected.
Boston April 11 The National Fire Protection Association reports a 48 percent rise in large loss fires costing over 50 000 in the U S and Canada in the last three months Percy Bugbee calls these fires a silent partner of inflation noting that housing food and clothing shortages are aggravated by the increasing fires
Bugbee described ongoing losses impacting clothing and dry goods stores hardware and appliance shops food markets and restaurants as prices rise and margins tighten signaling broad strain across consumer sectors.
Gov Coke Stevenson appointed Mrs Margaret Greenwood of Greenville to the State Board of Hairdressers and Cosmetologists to succeed Mrs Lillie Stone of Commerce who resigned. The term runs to August 9 1947. The board licenses beauty shops and workers.
A coroner’s jury ruled Edward Gray 31 died in an accidental fall while intoxicated after a studio party for Angel on My Shoulder at General Service Studio. Witnesses Paul Muni and Anne Baxter testified and described Gray moaning in a blood pool near a gateway to hell backdrop.
A reader from Los Angeles credits Kellogg’s All Bran with relieving habitual constipation after a ten day trial. The advertisement urges daily consumption with ample water and offers a double money back guarantee if not satisfied, noting All Bran is a nutritious cereal not a laxative.
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