Wes Izzard Heads to Washington for Notes
Wes Izzard departs tomorrow night to write Washington notes for the newspaper.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1942
Page
2
Wes Izzard departs tomorrow night to write Washington notes for the newspaper.
A miscellany column recalls wartime sentiment and local life in Amarillo. The writer discusses weather, MacArthur’s tactics, selective service folks, dove season, and public mood, interspersed with gossip, jokes, puzzles, and quotes from authors and Gandhi.
A 24 year old shut-in Nora Lee Thrasher writes a cheery dedication to Potter County Child Welfare worker Connie Darling. The poem thanks a friend for support and highlights kindness as a ray of sun during hardship.
The page notes personalities such as George Bernard Shaw at eighty six and Jimmie Fidler soon contributing, with mentions of Darling, Harry Schwartz once a town figure now running a tailoring shop in Pampa, and Shaw’s rare vegetarian longevity noted in a local column.
Mrs. Mary Ann Sparks 82 a Panhandle pioneer and Amarillo resident for 12 years died at her daughter’s home 717 North Mirror Street Survived by two sons Henry N Sparks Allen Sparks five daughters D C Hunt Herman Hunt Ernest Scott Lawrence Scott and Mrs Bramblett 41 grandchildren 21 great grandchildren. Funeral 8 pm at Griggs chapel with Rev Huckabee. graveside Wellington tomorrow.
A collage of social notes mentions engagements, ring exchanges, and quotes from readers. References include Eleanor Powell and Abe Lyman rings, a minister's daughter Virginia Christine in a film deal, Thyra Sumter Winslow on age gaps, and a national flower poll favoring the Wild Rose.
A collage of celebrity marriage tidbits and fashion quips includes Joan Crawford’s wedding history, Hedy Lamarr’s aversion to clothing over the head, a Paris dressmaker memorial, Elaine Barrie Barry in a short film query, Darsie Darsie’s parenting photos, and musings on Slaughter and Banky. The piece teases church weddings, the Queen of Sheba, Rod Laroque, Wilma Banky, and London fog’s beauty lore as readers glimpse gossip and style references.
The army reports special quotas to fill in the signal corps, air corps, and ordnance department. Recruiters say there is an urgent need for men to join these units and meet manpower demands.
Beadle and navigator Lieut Levon Ray describe a raid in which Beadle aimed at the center of a target. The Letrait strike damaged harbor slipways and sank ships while Abbeville and Letrait operations destroyed airfields, submarines, and enemy planes. multiple explosions followed.
County Clerk Hubert Cole and Sidney R. Bradley regional director of United Chinese Relief begin a tour starting tomorrow. They will visit Panhandle Pampa Borger Spearman Perryton Canadian Memphis Clarendon Lubbock and Tulsa to confer with local groups on ways to raise the relief quota.
The Potter County jail houses 75 inmates today, with capacity at 101. Days past show a rise from about 45 inmates to an average now above 60, signaling growing crowding concerns.
L. W. Hudson of 211 Virginia Street lent a trunk to a Boy Scout group. In preparation to return it the trunk was left on the front porch and the Scout metal collectors came by to pick up scrap metal.
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