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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1943
Page
3
Moscow reports a wide Soviet bombing offensive on German airfields and rail targets on the Southern front and in the Ukraine. Soviet planes claimed direct hits on aircraft, wrecked trains, and shot down German planes while ground actions were limited.
City manager A. P. Hancock announced the Amarillo city lake will open Saturday for fishing despite one of the lowest water levels on record. A 25 cent fishing fee and 10 cent picnic charge apply. last year June brought $1,453.15 in admissions as the lake, well stocked with fish, draws residents closer to home.
Reports from Washburn to the state park boundary describe a white stallion seen near Lost Cedar Canyon and Palo Duro rim. Eyewitness accounts note a V shaped gap in a front hoof and rapid tracks along a rivulet as Delbert Dalby and others seek the elusive animal.
A health notice urges that bulk in the diet cures constipation. It criticizes medicinal laxatives as temporary, and recommends Keeliece's All-Bran with plenty of water to target the colon and address the cause. Join the Regulars.
An advertisement promotes Sulfanilamide as a miraculous psoriasis cure and offers a mailed booklet for five cents in stamps from Nu-Basic Product Co Dept R-846 Royal Oak Michigan.
Reports from Kansas City cast doubt on Dick Powell appearing in Amarillo for a War Bond concert. Powell reportedly sought hospital treatment for a head cold while en route home from a three week eastern tour. The event, promoted by Ross Rogers for Khiva Temple funds, faces ticket sales of thirty cents with most proceeds aiding the Garden fund.
The House appropriations committee reported favorably a bill for 19,469,540 to run state colleges and the State University for 1944-45. The amount is 3,419,270 less than the 1942-43 appropriation. Rep. W. T. McDonald of Bryan chairs the committee.
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