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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1946
Page
15
The Amarillo Globe announces subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions with prices for mail delivery and carrier service in Amarillo and surrounding areas. The notice lists annual and short-term rates, including bundle options for Globe and News editions and Sunday only subscriptions.
The article reflects on the UN leaving New York for commerce, arts, and sports pride, noting Security Council and General Assembly moves to Lake Success and a crowded World of Tomorrow past. It laments the UN’s relocation and hints at future uses of Lake Success and the former council arena.
A humorous analysis notes a Nepeta Cataria shortage making catnip gifts rare while reflecting on Christmas obligations among humans. It contrasts cat friendship with human expectations and recalls how the writer’s lists of gift givers and recipients evolve with marriages moves and deaths.
George E. Sokolsky analyzes Britain's life-line to India via Egypt and the Suez Canal. He argues 1926 Anglo Egyptian Treaty limits occupation claims and discusses Palestine as the must defend base, with American consent essential. Rex Mauldin leads McMurry choir programs in Nocona and Dallas.
Milly W asks if diabetes can be cured and about suffering at death. The doctor explains that diabetes can be managed with diet and insulin, may extend life with control, and that death is not more painful or cause impotence. Insulin must be injected, not taken orally, and infection risk rises with high blood sugar.
A Polk Street professor recalls courting era at West Texas State College with Kenneth and Frankie Dixon. He recalls 65 cents for a night with a girl, trips with 14 dollars, and minimal costs to raise a child, contrasting past ease with modern expenses. The recollection touches marriage, thrift, and family memories.
A compendium of cross clue prompts for across and down entries including descriptors for letters numbers and categories such as Infants Declaim and Greek letters. This list maps clues to potential answers and includes abbreviations for Rhode Island Belgium and other references.
Dory Detton, wrestling promoter, compared prewar youth training in America with Europe and South Africa at the North Amarillo Kiwanis meeting. Howard T. Rigg reported Sixth Kiwanis District activities and local club strength, noting 147 clubs and 11 111 members, nearing first in the nation. An officer installation banquet is planned for 7:30 p.m. December 17 at Thomas Dinner House with A M Meyer as guest of honor and speaker.
Ville announces J. C. Arden as president and Henry O. Moore as secretary-treasurer with the position of vice president held by an unnamed official.
Ann Elkington daughter of Harold and Mrs Elkington of 4217 West Fourteenth was among 136 freshmen women honored at the University of Wisconsin annual scholarship banquet. The event recognizes academic achievement for freshmen women with high scholastic records and community service contributions.
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