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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1945
Page
4
Major and pilots recount Berlin bombing raids with humor and danger. Tales include Major Sy Bartlett in RAF missions, Zemke’s bold leadership, and a mouse trap anecdote amid war reports.
Markets overview with Dow Jones indices and Merrill Lynch data. Kansas City livestock sale notes cattle demand rising with slaughter steers improving, veal and calves steady, and yearling prices around 17 dollars per hundredweight.
Anecdotes from World War II airmen describe the 56th Fighter Group in England landing with delays and a $20 fine that became a four-bit joke as pilots shared the money before flying. Photographer Sammy Goldstein and writers recall wartime assignments and humorous exchanges with royalty, editors, and Harper and Bros.
The ad claims rapid fat loss from neck to ankles and promises a money back guarantee. It urges following a plan endorsed by many users and highlights quick bloat reduction and a more alive youthful appearance.
Thousands credit Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root with easing nighttime urination and bladder irritation. The herbal medicine claims rapid urine flow improvement, backache relief, and renewed comfort, with a free sample offer from Kilmer & Co. Box 1255 Stamford Conn. All druggists sell Swamp Root.
"Prospects are pretty good for clearing weather," said H. Cc. Winburn of the U S Weather Bureau. He predicts sun this afternoon with temperatures rising to the high 50s. Last night dropped to 36, Panhandle reports show no freezes. Am rillo 0 3 inch rain yesterday. Woodward Oklahoma led with 1.09 inches. Indiana lost 74 men in the Spanish American War.
Chicago markets show new season high bids across cattle hogs sheep and calves. Feeder steers and yearlings trade mostly steady to firm with top steers around 17.85 and heifers near 17.00 while sow prices rise to 14.00 and lamb values hover above 15.50. Overall activity remains steady with strong demand for medium and good grades and light weight feeders.
Grain table shows wheat corn and oats prices and changes for May July Sep and Dec contracts with highs lows and closes. Following are real estate transfers and district court divorces along with marriage licenses and a note about linoleum cut to fit not suitable for kitchen shelves and drawers.
Eva J. Lemons transfers the western halves of lots 24 and 23 to F. H. Baeur at 333 Holland. Mrs. C. O. Wolflin deeds property to Fred M. Seale in the same notice segment.
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