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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1944
Page
8
Grady H. Wilson of the rationing board food panel declares the canning sugar deadline as January 1 1845 four months remain for house wives to obtain the maximum 1944 sugar allowance. Canning sugar up to the limit may be bought any time in 1944.
Delbert Dalby president of the Will Rogers Range Riders Club invites all horse owners to ride in Saturday morning’s rodeo parade moving down Polk Street at 10 o’clock. The parade opens the rodeo at the Tri-State Fair Grounds for Saturday Sunday and Monday.
In Chicago on August 31 a farmer named Thomas Ryan reports a crow greeted him on his porch. The bird took bread from him and asked How's business before following him around the garden and then flying off.
Aged Ed Kennealley requests a cross street signal to safely reach Max Pederson’s taproom opposite his waterfront hotel. Mayor Lapham orders installation at the busy truck approach to the San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge after Kennealley says he has been knocked for a loop walking the crossing.
Miss Louise Lewis of 1315 East Fourteenth Avenue has returned home following a month visiting relatives in Tyler.
After a 15 day furlough Sgt. John Janusiewicz of 2114 Taylor Street Pittsburgh returns home today from duty.
In Bethlehem on August 31 a soldier who called canning his hobby failed to obtain a Sugar certificate from the ration board without the required stamp. He left upset muttering that his wood wine would spoil this year due to the delay.
Lt Joseph M Kennedy of the 80th Infantry Division was seriously wounded in action in France on July 23. He is 23, son of Mr and Mrs John J Kennedy Ringwood Oklahoma. He has been overseas since May and began service in September 1943 after training at Camp Maxey Texas. A brother Pfc John D Kennedy was killed in New Guinea on December 31, 1942.
Interviews for part time high school students are held this week. Celia Feinstein and William Brune interview students seeking work and school on a part time schedule this fall. A signed employer statement is required after the interview. Students may call 6063.
Advertising copy promoting CIT-ROS as a remedy for frequent urination and related discomfort. Claims relief for sore back burning bladder swollen feet and urges purchase for $1.00 at Pool Drug Stores. Endorses druggist sale.
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