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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1945
Page
9
E. C. Nelson Jr. is commander of Hanson Post and Otto Landis serves as chef de gate of the local voiture of the 40 and 8.
Single admission tickets for the second Amarillo Philharmonic concert next Tuesday are selling fast. Tickets are available by mail to Mrs. Howard Lynch at 1000 Western. The Municipal Auditorium hosts the event with box office hours 9 to 5 at Southwestern Public Service Company. Main floor $3.60, balcony $2.40, student $1.20. No phone orders. Tickets mailed to season holders this week. Conductor Robert Louis Barron announces an American overture Comes Autumn Time by Sowerby and Mendelssohn Italian Symphony No 4. Leona Flood is guest vibraphonist.
The Amarillo Real Estate Board invites all real estate salesmen to a special meeting next Tuesday at noon in the Capitol Hotel. Hal Brown, a special committee member, announced the session yesterday. C. P. Atwood led the class in real estate appraising during the noon meeting. Gordon Creamer was elected a new member.
In Amarillo Judge W E Gee of the 108th District Court postponed a hearing for 30 minutes to accommodate a three week old baby's feeding. Roy Snodgrass and Louise Blackwell discussed the schedule and agreed to move the hearing from 2:00 to 2:30 PM to allow the infant time to eat and settle.
Leaders of Young Democratic Clubs from across Texas converge in Fort Worth for a two day convention. Attendance includes six members of the state Democratic executive committee and organizers from Dallas Lubbock Travis Parker and Port Arthur regions. Several gubernatorial candidates were invited to a Thursday dinner and introduced in an Hour of Democracy but none had accepted as of early arrivals.
The Amarillo Photographic Society will elect a secretary treasurer to fill Gus Barr’s vacancy during the 8 o clock meeting tomorrow night at the Municipal Auditorium. Mr. Parr has moved away after serving as secretary treasurer for 1946. Members focus on the annual print competition with Cy Clemmon s leading at 291 points, James Rittenberry 278, and D W Godsey 214.
Newark health officer Dr. Charles Craster bans Santa Clauses from kissing children and orders Santas to keep beards clean and carry clean handkerchiefs as part of a sanitary Christmas program.
The United States produced 360 million barrels of 100 octane aviation gasoline from Pearl Harbor to the Japanese surrender. This supply could run all U S cars and trucks for over seven months in peacetime.
Hanson Post 54 and Voiture 689 of the American Legion observe a Pearl Harbor memorial at Polk Street Methodist Church. Members in uniform caps assemble at 10:45 Sunday at Fourteenth and Polk, march in, and sit as a group to honor World War II dead and the nation’s entry into the war.
Colds bring bronchial irritation and cough. Penetro rub with mutton suet melts quickly to ease chest soreness loosen phlegm and relieve skin nerve-end pain. Marketed as Grandma's remedy updated by science with 25c single and 35c double supply.
A district court grand jury indicted Wade Bradford for the murder of Marvin Waldrip near Highpoint, six miles northwest of Childress, on November 25. Bradford’s bond was reduced to 5,000, and he remains free on bond.
Minneapolis reporters note Superintendent Carl Nygaard suggests giving war souvenirs to police rather than garbage collectors. A discarded ammunition shell blew an incinerator door and a live hand grenade was found, raising safety concerns among workers.
New York State Troopers say they made over 50 000 arrests across more than 80 charges in a year with a 95 percent conviction rate. The notice directs readers to see the Want Ads for services.
A retrospective of Hunters whiskey branding from 19th to 20th century notes its jumping horse logo, prominent magazine features, and advertising mileage signs in France New branding after repeal marks Hunter as a leading Baltimore rye and Kentucky bourbon. Historic timber horse cups and Meister Meadow Brook Cup are cited as milestones.
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