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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1945
Page
8
The Amarillo based San Jacinto Beauty School announces a six month program starting June 5 for those seeking a beauty culturist career. The 1000 hour course promises theory and practical training in a profession viewed as both rewarding and independent.
In a 37 year history the Mutual Benefit Health and Accident Association became the largest of its kind. Amarillo office in Oliver-Eakle Building has operated 10 years under district manager A J Kelly with four agents. District covers 19 Panhandle counties. Dr C C Criss founded the company in 1905 and remains president. C E Forbes is secretary and formerly a cowboy for the XIT Ranch. company licensed nationwide including Canada Alaska and Hawaii. Home office Omaha Neb reports rapid growth.
Clack Radio Service at 1708 Washington offers fast repair for radios that go on the blink. Malcolm Clack and trained assistants fix issues like fuzziness and dialing problems in days and also service theater sound systems and public address equipment.
As of August 1 1944 the world had 49 742 514 telephones. The United States held the largest share with 26 381 000 lines while Bolivia had the smallest total at 2 680.
Reports estimate Pire fatalities around 10 000 each year, highlighting a substantial death toll linked to the region and its factors.
Mrs. Harper Sibley of Rochester has been selected as the American mother of 1945 by the Golden Rule Foundation. A religious leader and consultant at the San Francisco Conference, she is mother to six and married to a banker and agriculturist who formerly led the U S Chamber of Commerce.
In 1809 Erasmus Wilson estimated the number of hairs on the human scalp at 100000, a historic figure cited for early observations of hair quantity. This estimate reflects 19th century interest in anatomy and human variation.
London April 29 William Frye Associated Press war correspondent was severely injured today when a jeep returning from the British Second Army front in Germany was crushed between a truck and a tree.
Gines Vidal y Serra, 53, Spanish ambassador to Berlin, died in Bern Switzerland of a cerebral hemorrhage this morning. The Madrid dispatch notes the embassy was recently moved to Bern.
The Amarillo Secretarial School at 800 Jefferson announces a new term starting June 4 for high school graduates to enroll in shorthand bookkeeping comptometry machine bookkeeping and dictaphone courses. A brush‑up option is offered at any time and new students may enroll now.
The Trading Post Tailor Shop at 412 Polk specializes in efficient alterations for blouses and battle jackets and offers three day service on cleaning orders. Mrs. Ima Vaughn manages the shop known as Jane-of-all-Stitches for skilled repairs.
Willard W. Phillips of Employers Casualty Co. highlights a comprehensive general liability policy that covers property damage and bodily injury. He notes its low cost, dividend group status, and budgeted protection for unknown hazards, inviting employers to contact the Amarillo Building office for a risk analysis.
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