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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1944
Page
4
The YWCA board rows out plans for first aid mental hygiene international relations and home economics classes to start after Jan 1. The Amarillo Junior Welfare League will aid leadership plus new Calling All Girls club for teen fashion interest.
Knife and Fork Club members may buy tickets until Friday noon for Bertia Harding lecture on Friday night in Amarillo. Tickets priced at 60 cents were on sale at Maxor Drug and Herbert Drug. The 8 pm talk will discuss Mexico and the Good Neighbor policy as a return engagement for Mrs. Harding, who last winter spoke in Amarillo.
A feature on a writer with an Austrian father and Hungarian mother who appeared before a police bureau in St. Joseph. The piece traces the author’s background from Viennese life to upbringing in Mexico and education in a French convent, noting later lecturing tours and current residence.
The Publishers Association and the Pacific Northwest Newspaper Association will meet to discuss relations of the newspaper business with the International Typographical Union. The session aims to clarify labor matters affecting publishers and printers in the region.
T. J. Wagner was elected president of the Amarillo Real Estate Board for the coming year at yesterday’s meeting in the Capitol Hotel. Officers include M. F. Taylor and Bob White as vice presidents and W. A. Askew as secretary, with new directors Wade Brymer Charles M. Holt Homer Wheeler and John Gilvin.
Bran middlings are employed by the steel industry as an agent to remove oil from tin plate during manufactur ing.
Representatives of the nation's newspaper publishers declared today that legislation enacted at the 1944 International Typographical Union con
In Chicago yesterday and today publishers urged repeal of a mutual interpretation clause and proposed modifications to ITU laws and council resolutions. The meeting was convened by the American Newspaper Publishers Association with regional associations in attendance.
Advertisement touts complete itch relief in a single application of Blue Star Ointment for eczema rash ringworm pimples and scabies. Claims money back if not satisfied and urges repeat use as nature heals.
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