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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1942

Page

11

Potent New Sulfa Drugs Reported By Chemists

Discoveries by Dr. Maurice L. Moore and Dr. Charles B. Miller of Sharpe and Dohme Laboratories in Glen Olden Pa introduce three new sulfa drugs. Succinyl sulfathiazole shows promise as an intestinal antiseptic and infection preventive in surgery, while sodium sulfanilyl phenyl hydantoin relates to Dilantin in nervous disorders. Sulfanilylaminoguanidine demonstrates strong activity against bacillary dysentery in animal tests, offering potential military and civilian benefits.

Memphis Tenn American Chemical Society Maurice L. Moore Charles 8. Miller Sharpe and Dohme Laboratories Glen Olden Tropics S. L. Ruskin Mimosa Pfalz New York P. 5. Winnek G. W. Anderson H. W. Marson H. Faith R O. Roblin, Jr American Cyanamid Company Stamford Conn

Family man vows draft resistance in fourth call

Edward Carrington Mayo Richards former TVA forester and Quaker says he will not register in the fourth draft call, deeming compulsory service an act promoting war. His sons Frederick Howard Richards 22 and William Richards 21 already face prison for draft refusal, with the father noting potential executive or legislative obstacles to exemption. He previously served as a social worker in Persia during 1917-18.

Westchester Edward Carrington Mayo Richards Tennessee Valley Authority Society of Friends Roosevelt Frederick Howard Richards Swarthmore College William Richards Antioch College Ohio Frederick Richards Persia

German Weeps In Jail Cell

DETROIT April 22 Max Stephan a 49 year old German native and naturalized citizen wept in a county jail cell while facing possible treason charges. The FBI accuses him of aiding German Army flyer Lieutenant Peter Krug in escaping a Canadian camp. U S District Attorney John C Lehr will seek treason charges. A San Antonio suspect held for Krug was cleared.

Detroit Max Stephan America Max FBI Stephan Peter Krug U. S John C. Lehr San Antonio Tex

Field Day Date is Announced

The Llano Estacado Council of Boy Scouts announces its 13th Field Day on May 8 and 9 at the Tri-State Fairgrounds. Will J. Hiatt, council executive, states five districts will compete in camping, safety, drill, cooking, signaling, first aid, nature study, fire building, knot tying, tug of war and camp fire stunts. Ed Spann chairs the event with Lewis P. Fields and Bob J. Johnson Jr as commissioners. District committee members include Henry Lemond, Hall Beavers, Dr. S. H. Condron, Henry Tuck and Rev. R. H. Campbell.

Llano Estacado Henry Lemond Amarillo Hall Beavers Deaf Smith County S. H. Condron Randall County Henry Tuck Moore County Rev. R. H. Campbell Dallas-Hartley-Sherman

Trusty Laughed Loudest but Sheriff Last

Coryell County jail trusty Clifton Hunter escaped weeks ago and sent daily postcards about the sheriff. Sheriff J H Brown grew angrier as the notes continued. Hunter was captured in San Diego and the sheriff is returning home with him. Farm wage rates on April 1 were the highest since 1920 with 709000 Texans employed on farms.

Gatesville Clifton Hunter Coryell County J. H. Brown Brown San Diego Hunter Sheriff Brown Austin Texas U. S. Department of Agriculture

Jaycees Seek 125 For Registration

Jaycees call on all Junior Chamber members to assist with selective service registration. Guy Walden of the First National Bank seeks 125 volunteers to help and to be sworn in at Municipal Auditorium by 6 30 Monday morning. All men 45 to 65 will register Monday.

Chamber of Commerce Guy Walden First National Bank Mr. Walden Municipal Auditorium

Wire Tapping Bill Studied by House Judiciary Panel

The House Judiciary Committee approved a redrafted wire tapping bill to broaden federal agency powers for intercepting communications in sabotage espionage treason and neutrality law cases with a six month postwar expiration unless Congress or a presidential order ends it. The FBI and military intelligence chiefs would be empowered to tap without existing law constraints during investigations with confidentiality for evidence in prosecutions. The measure is framed as an emergency to aid counter espionage efforts amid wartime.

Washington House Judiciary Committee Representative Celler New York Congress Federal Bureau of Investigation Army and Navy FBI Intelligence Services

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