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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1945
Page
3
Amarillo citizens back a campaign to erect a Gonzales Warm Springs Foundation for Crippled Children hospital. The plan shifts from 100 beds to 250 patient capacity with a goal to raise 1 million dollars for a state wide building fund.
The 1940 census records 335000 Indians living in the United States, up from 266760 in 1900. The growth challenges the notion of the Indian as vanishing as a people.
A new textile development uses aluminum thread woven into tablecloths that resist egg and grease stains and can be cleaned with a water spray.
Ukrainian boy Bobby Sokolowski, 10, living with U S troops in England, wears a Purple Heart and 101-point record, seeking entry to the United States with his GI guardians. Col Eugene P Roberts recalls Bobby's quiet salute and name. Jaycee program notes follow.
About eleven billion cubic feet of new wood grows in United States forests each year, adding substantial natural biomass. This growth reflects ongoing forest renewal and regrowth across multiple regions and stands.
Amarillo 4 H Club members head home from Lake Mc Clellan after three days of meetings sports rifle shooting and contests. over 300 attendees from Panhandle towns joined by Art Brasley A M Walker and Dr Dan Russell state boys club agent.
Judge Henry S. Bishop of the 47th District Court will swear in a new Potter County grand jury Monday morning to serve through the fall term. The retiring grand jury meets today. On Tuesday Judge Bishop will convene a petit jury at 9 o'clock with a heavy criminal docket including three murder trials and other major cases.
Amarillo Community Chest appoints Jesse A. Rogers as chairman of the advanced gifts committee to lead the annual solicitation for funds. J. A. Hazlewood, president, announces the drive for 13 agencies starts October 2 as Rogers notes readjustment after peace and Pacific war victory implications. He stresses aid for returning servicemen and their families amid disrupted homes.
Mr. Rogers has lived in Amarillo since 1919 after military discharge. He has participated in Boy Scout work and the Maverick Club program and supported many Chest agencies.
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