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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1945
Page
2
Weather and social squibs mix in a Panhandle diary. A warm Christmas, snow to the east, and a coming northern wind set the outlook, while local nudges to hockey, salt and pepper shaker collectors, and humorous anecdotes from Panhandle life pepper the column.
Livestock prices and supply counts for Kansas City and Chicago markets. Cattle calves hogs and sheep show mixed demand with steers and cows varying by weight and quality. Notable figures include hogs around 14.35 to 14.55, cattle mostly 11.00 to 16.25, and lambs around 14.00 plus. Markets indicate steady to weak trends and selective demand differences between locations.
Multiple recorded property transfers list buyers and sellers including Vanean Ts to L Monday and E R Herrington for lot 1, Lakeview. Corinne Goddard to Corinne Goddard Roomes for lot 4, Eakle. Maurine B Lewis from C C Bennett et ax for lot 12, Eakle. Amarillo Housing Co. to J Earl Glas cow for lot 1 Sunnyside. Stella Lee Moore to J R McCurdy for lot 3, Old Town. and other adjacent lot and block trades in Eakle and Old Town areas.
District Court notices include transfers of Lot 10 Bik 7 Morningside to A Moberly and Lot 1 Bik 51 East Ama to David Poin Dexter. Divorces for McAfoos McAfoos Blessen Blessen Hutchinson Hutchinson. Marriages: Harry Bailey with Louise Hayes and Annie Ruth Lof.
A black and white male dog has strayed to 723 Lincoln and is offered as a possible playmate for a child, with contact via 4948. A reader reports lost bifocal glasses in a green case between 511 East Thirteenth and 1304 Lincoln, offering a reward at 25222.
A widow, 33, with a 65-year-old son, seeks employment as a cafe cook and waitress or housekeeper. She leaves current job as a housekeeper for employer who no longer needs help for his children and provides contact: Route 2, Box 199, Pampa. Mrs. Madge Skinner.
Mrs L G Yarborough Jr reports a missing yellow gold Bulova lady's watch found in the downtown shopping district Saturday. A reward is offered for the return to 113 North McMasters or by calling 6806.
Kenneth Bartley reports losing a dark brown billfold on Tuesday between Fillmore and Polk on Sixth. The finder may keep the money. Bartley offers a reward for the important papers inside, which include ample identification.
Ex serviceman requests ranch employment opportunities. He has a wife and a 3 year old son and provides contact at 213 A West Twelfth for responses.
A note from James E. Faulkner Jr reports giving two soldiers and a girl a ride from Canyon to Amarillo on Saturday night. An overnight bag was left in his car and he seeks the owner, asking to contact at Apartment 516, Pantex Village.
Washington December 21 1945 lawmakers plan to finish business and head home for the holidays with the 1946 session set to begin January 14. A skeleton House and sparse Senate are moving through minor measures as an open break grows between President Truman and Southern Democrats over three major bills. The House and Senate approved a $2.4 billion deficiency bill and extended the second war powers act to July 1. They also authorized 20 000 naval reserve V 12 students in 66 colleges to continue training through June with $10 million in funds.
Reconnaissance patrols of the 24th Division confirm reports that Japanese school children still receive military training. Large stores of wooden rifles sabers spears and bayonets were found hidden in elementary school buildings.
Detroit December 21 4 The CIO United Auto Workers Union released a Labor Department letter praising union stance in Ford negotiations. The letter notes strong national reaction to UAW CIO Ford director Richard T Leonard and suggests Congress may respond to union responsibility proposals.
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