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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1944
Page
8
Amarillo ration officials warn housewives to safeguard Ration Book No. 4 and keep Book No. 3 for airplane stamp No. 1 now used for shoes. Stamp No. 2 in Book 3 becomes valid May 1 for shoes. Book No. 1 expires April 30. no more books will be printed, replacements grow harder.
Frank Fillingham arrived in Scottsbluff after seven months in White Horse Yukon Territory. He stepped from the train into the depot where his draft board clerk called his name as men were checked entraining.
Billy G. Noland and Charles T. Jenkins have graduated as second lieutenants from the Pecos AAF Advanced Two-Engine Pilot School. Noland came from Minter Field, California, and is a former Texas A M College student while Jenkins attended Texas University.
Amarillo and Oklahoma City respond to Navy request to host WAVES over weekends. Grace Hodge invites six Clinton Oklahoma WAVES to stay at the Juvenile Dormitory with entertainment. Hosts offer private homes or organizations, with naval coordination for available dates and transportation.
Richmond Ind April 17 Fire destroyed the Boston school and gymnasium forcing grade pupils to end the term early. The story notes the unexpected vacation and highlights the era's wartime production shift as a broader context.
Advertisement notes Moroline Hair Tonic keeps unruly hair in place and adds lustre in a big bottle priced at 25 cents. Sold everywhere.
Fillingham, 27, was allowed to rush home to greet his wife and two children before returning to catch a train to Denver. He was accepted for the Army after completing preinduction exams.
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