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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1946
Page
9
U S Customs officials announced that wartime restrictions on American currency in Mexico have been lifted. Visitors may now carry large amounts of U S currency into Mexico without using the two-dollar bill, indicating broader access to travel funds.
Seven year old Pattie Peck wandered after playtime and did not report home. She slept inside a doghouse for the night until neighbors located her at daybreak, unharmed.
The Life Magazine excerpt reveals Churchill told Parliament in 1942 that Allied dealings with Adm. Jean Darlan in North Africa were a wartime expedient. It notes Eisenhower’s recognition of Darlan and Darlan’s surrender orders, with Churchill defending the move despite controversy.
Mexico City reports it has paid the final indemnity installments for damages from the revolution to England and France. British Ambassador Charles H. Bateman and French charge d affaires Jacques LeGuebe received the checks from Mexican Foreign Minister Francisco Castillo Najera. Mexico paid the United States the final installment last month.
Darwin, Australia February 10 The first privately owned airplane to reach Australia since the war landed here today. Piloted by Robert Russell of Seattle and Roy Farrell of Houston they aimed for Sydney but immigration officials held them awaiting clearance. The pair had purchased the aircraft.
The article notes U S Army aircraft have operated in India and China and arrived in Australia after traveling from Shanghai, marking a transit through Asia before deployment.
The ad touts Goop Luck margarine as a superior blend of skim milk and vegetable oils offering a fresh country flavor. It urges consumers to try the spread, compare it with others, and use it in recipes and at the table.
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