Santa Receives Letter From Barbara Jean Bacon Reader
An 8 year old girl or boy writes Santa from 3007 Monroe asking for a doll that drinks from a bottle, wets its diaper, and a doll house. The author wonders if Santa is real and seeks reassurance.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1946
Page
20
An 8 year old girl or boy writes Santa from 3007 Monroe asking for a doll that drinks from a bottle, wets its diaper, and a doll house. The author wonders if Santa is real and seeks reassurance.
A printed Santa letter describes requests from a four year old girl Ethelyn Anne Robinson at 1009 South Buchanan for football pants shoes a radio a trunk with a doll a blackboard and chalk plus furniture and dishes. The note also asks Santa to remember her nephew George a two year old with a truck a blackboard and a doll and includes mentions of relatives in California San Marcos and at home.
A jumble of Christmas wish notes from readers including Bonnie and Phil asking for dolls and a truck, Jimmie Linda Neal seeking a tricycle, Catherine Coleman asking for a horse or magic dolls, Geraldine Bacon requesting a doll and buggy, and Glen and Linda Fay hoping for a house as housing worries loom.
Lt. Robert M. Bennett has returned on terminal leave from the Army. He served after V J Day in Korea where he commanded the Inchon prison camp and later worked with the military government in Seoul. He is the son of Mrs. Alvin Hill of 2106 Tyler and the late Dr. R. M. Bennett. Bennett attended Amarillo High School and New Mexico Military Institute in Roswell.
Warden Frank E. Henderson of the Ohio Penitentiary permits inmates to smoke in the dining halls after breakfast as a reward for general good conduct.
City health department issued 334 health cards during November, fewer than in recent months. Last month produced 403 cards, with 334 issued for food handlers.
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