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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1943
Page
9
Five thousand sealed Easter Seals packets totaling 500000 were mailed to Amarillo residents interested in the Crippled Children's Council. The sale is mail only this year, with proceeds split nationally and locally for treatment and rehabilitation of handicapped children.
In Austin an Austin House session passed final readings on several bills. A student union fee bill becomes voluntary. A two year term rule for officials seeking other offices was approved. Per capita school aid rises from 22.50 to 27.50. A welfare director appointment bill moves to the Senate. A special committee urges impeachment of welfare director Murchison. Also approved are DA assisted appointments for armed services and a venue rule for corporate suits. Postwar prefab housing may cost 500 to 800 dollars per room.
Bolivia becomes the second South American nation to declare war on the Axis. La Paz, at 12,700 feet, is noted as the world's highest major city. The country’s mines supply tin silver and tungsten, with modern air links connecting isolated cities. President General Enrique Penardanda is named.
A detailed listing of Thursday through Friday programming across KGN AM and FM stations, detailing times and show titles from Fred Waring to Dallas broadcasts, News by Air segments, NBC and MBS offerings, and a mix of musical programs, dramas, and serials across multiple networks.
Ten men were arrested and at least 25 automobiles and 82 tires recovered in a statewide probe by state and county officers led by Travis County Sheriff Rip Collins. Cars were reported stolen in Austin Marshall Temple Dallas San Antonio Sweetwater and Georgetown. Charges filed include auto theft against James Nicholson Kirby Smiley Elmo Wright Adolph Muzney Van Turman Mabry Ryals E R Lytle and Otto E Renck with others charged with receiving and concealing tires.
An archival ad promotes Dr F M Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable laxative to stimulate liver bile flow and ease constipation. The copy urges daily use, claims gentle bowel movements with no griping, and lists prices 15¢ 60¢ 80¢ with directions to follow label. It targets readers seeking faster digestion and clearer thinking through improved bile flow.
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