AHS Activity Funds Reach Four Year High Total 17679
Cash balances in Senior High School activity funds rise to 17 679 09 with 6753 83 in publications 6677 83 in concessions 456 in general fund 806 52 in A Cappella Choir 360 37 in Student Congress deposit and 1479 34 in the student annual La Rirosa. Remainder split among 21 groups. Board orders yearly financial reports from fund leaders. Funds to be used for organ projector recording machine PA system improvements statue and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Norman
la Rirosa
Beaumont Stinnett
Norman
Milk Producers to Meet in Washington February 18
Plains Creamery production manager Guy Blanton said Amarillo will be represented at a national milk producers meeting scheduled for February 18 in Washington. A United Press dispatch reported the event and noted discussions on prices as high as five dollars per hundred pounds despite an OPA ceiling. B. F. Stallones, manager of the South Texas Producers Association, said the group will decide on action at the national meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Amarillo
Guy Blanton
Plains Creamery
United Press
Globe Today
Blanton
Houston Today
South Texas Producers Association
Milk Producers of
B. F E. Stallones
South Texas Association
Legion To Resume Weekly G I Parties At USO Auditorium
Legion to resume the Wednesday night G I parties sponsored by Hanson Post 54 American Legion at the USO Auditorium 501 Buchanan. The Downtown club closure Jan 17 caused a postponement. the event now restarts at 8 p m tomorrow with committee led by C C Gibson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanson Post 54
The
American Legion
USO
Auditorium
Buchanan
Sixth
Taylor
Legion Committee
C. C. Gibson
Frank E. Woods
Otto Landis
Claude McAdams
George Pierce
H. E. Watkins Jr
W. L. Branson
Charlie Hoppin
John Hudsburg
Otis Sterling
Grady Thomas
Thomas Lawrson
Roy Barr
Arry Reynolds
Lieutenant Dabov Assigned as Public Relations Officer
Lt Antony Dabov of Belmar New Jersey reported to the Amarillo Army Recruiting Station to assume duties as public relations officer for the West Texas Sub-district N&1. He previously served five months in Lubbock as assistant to Lt Bill A Montgomery, district public relations officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antony Dabov
Belmar
N. J
Amarillo
West Texas
N& 1
Lubbock
Bill A. Montgomery
Dabov
Alaska
75Th Coast Artillery
Lost and found items and help wanted notices
Gold rimmed glasses found on the Court House lawn turned in at the Globe News office. Tack readers are asked to call the Lost and Found Department to claim them. A reader seeks a caregiver for two children while another is in hospital and asks to be contacted at 24000. A veteran’s wife seeks affordable housing near the Veterans Hospital for her family. An elderly woman offers to care for a child or an elderly person in her home and invites inquiries at 495 Monroe. A man lost a tan leather glove near the Silver Grill and Star Electric Co and asks to call 2 2159 or 5833. A reward is offered for two dogs, Thumper and Ginger, missing since January 29. contact Don at 2-1981.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Globe- News
Lost and Found Department
Tack
Veterans Hospital
Pantex Village
T. L. Wilson
Monroe
Silver Grill
Star Electric Co
Jnst
Thumper
Ginger
Don
Building Permits Issued This Month
Amarillo issued 24 building permits this month, with two large frames for residences and several for repairs. Last month saw 198 permissions totaling $694,490, including 82 new residences valued at $324,670 and 64 repairs costing $58,225. Industrial and commercial permits totaled $308,595 with two industrial permits worth $3,000. This month two permits exceed $5,000, including frame homes for 90 North Grant at $5,500 and 3308 Polk at $7,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
C. A. Eddleman
North Grant
E. E. Cooper
Polk
Money Stolen and Burglaries Reported in Amarillo
Two incidents reported last night and yesterday afternoon in Amarillo. At Firestone Tire Company near Tenth and Tyler a small boy allegedly took an envelope containing 40 dollars from a desk while the attendant stepped out. Police were told he left the scene with the envelope. Later, burglars entered the Blue Moon Cafe at West Third and pried into automatic music machines. A break-in at Kohler Brothers cleaning plant on West Sixth was reported. nothing appears missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Firestone Tire Company
Tenth
Tyler
Blue Moon
West Third
Kohler Brothers
West Sixth
Legion Plans Classes To Aid Foreign Born
First in a series of citizenship courses sponsored by Hanson Post of the American Legion to assist Panhandle foreign born residents is set for 7 30 p m next Thursday in Potter County court rooms. Earl Fisher Amarillo High School teacher leads the instruction. Public attendance invited to review United States government while classes for Spanish Americans head to Dwight Morrow School led by A L Ortiz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanson Post
The
American Legion
Panhandle
Potter County
Earl Fisher
Amarillo
United States
Dwight Morrow School
A. L. Ortiz
Arthur
Will Quiz Jaycees On Club Regulations
Amarillo Jaycees are cautioned to study their organization. At the noon luncheon tomorrow at the Amarillo Hotel Hollis DeGrassi will quiz members on national state and local Jaycees history and then ask questions. DeGrassi is a past state vice president and a charter member president and director of the Amarillo Junior Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Jaycees
Amarillo
Hollis DeGrassi
DeGrassi
Owner Recovers Stolen Car. Driver in Custody
Edwin Alley of 401 Kentucky reported his car stolen last night and soon after informed police he had recovered the car and apprehended the driver, who is in custody. Two other cars stolen remain missing. James Warner of 1105 West Tentieth reported a 1934 Ford coach stolen from St Anthony's Hospital. Ray Cook of 313 Northeast Ninth reported a 1936 Ford sedan stolen from 1407 Lips comb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Alley
Kentucky
James Warner
West Tentieth
St. Anthony's Hospital
Ray Cook
Northeast Ninth
Lipscomb
Pilot William T. Cooke Awarded Air Medal
Capt. William T. Cooke Jr a pilot in the India China Division Air Transport Command receives the Air Medal. Announcement released by division headquarters at Calcutta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Cooke
Air Medal
William T. Cooke, Jr
Georgia
Air Transport Command
Calcutta
Livestock Market Report From Kansas City and Chicago
Livestock numbers from Kansas City and Chicago show cattle trade uneven with steady to weak prices. Slaughter steers and cows mostly 25 cents lower. calves and light stockers mixed. Hogs active and steady. hogs at 14.85 to 14.85. Sheep markets fail to form a clear bid as buyers wait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
USDA
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Licenses on Sale Monday In 1946 Plates Color and Timing
Receipt books have arrived and carbons are being placed in the books. 1946 automobile and truck license plates go on sale at the office of Frank Hoyt Monday morning. Plates cannot be displayed before March 1 and the deadline is March 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hoyt
Purse Above Public Needs in Pauley Nomination Fight
Senator Tobey charged Edwin W. Pauley placed his own pocketbook above the public interest during a Senate Naval Committee hearing on Pauley’s nomination as under secretary of the Navy. The Banking Committee opened a closed inquiry into James K. Vardaman Jr. for the Fed board and delayed George E. Allen’s nomination to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tobey
New Hampshire
Edwin W. Pauley
Tidelands
Senate Naval Committee
Pauley
Senate Banking Committee
James K. Vardaman, Jr
Truman
Federal Reserve
George E. Allen
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Criminal Cases Set Call Jury Feb 19
The Potter County criminal docket was called and cases set this morning. Judge E O Northcutt called a jury panel to report the morning of Feb 19. There are 52 active cases on the county docket, per County Attorney Tom Seay and assistant Roy Snodgrass Jr. involved in setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County
E. O. Northcutt
Tom Seay
Roy Snodgrass, Jr
White Leads Drill Winners
The ROTC battalion awards first place to Company E led by Cadet Captain Bob White for five times in the first semester. Daily grades cover conduct appearance formation and administration. Grace Moore sponsors the winning company and key cadet officers include Lt Jimmy Mitchell and Lt Bob Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. T. White
East Tenth
Bob
Amarillo High School
Grace Moore
J. P. Moore
Jimmy Mitchell
Bob Taylor
Don Oliphint
Charles Kay
Jackie Grimes
William Fomby
Steve Taylor
King Autry
Dick Robinett
Dick Battin
Gene Colville
Don Cox
Roy Duncan
Jimmy Yarbrough
Jack Benton
Potter Grand Jury Meets with Three New Cases
Potter County grand jurors met this morning on a light docket with three new cases presented by the district attorney. They also scheduled substantial investigations into past cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter Grand Jury
Potter County
Yukon passenger ship disaster stalls amid Arctic night waves
The Yukon with 495 aboard struggles off the Alaska coast as 22-foot seas and a blizzard hinder rescue efforts. Among passengers were 180 servicemen returning from Alaska duty, Anchorage mayor’s wife and relatives, and mine owners from Marshall Alaska. Coast guard and navy ships vainly battle the gale while the liner's stern remains perched on rocks above 1,500 feet of water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yukon
Alaska
John E. Manders
Anchorage
Carol Treadwell
George Marshall
Marshall
Coastguard
Onondaga
Cedar
North Haven
Henry
Navy
Curb
Zalinski
107
Safford says he acted to clear Kimmel of Pearl Harbor blame
Navy Captain L F Safford testified before a Senate committee he acted without Rear Admiral Kimmel knowledge to clear him of responsibility for Pearl Harbor. Safford recalled meeting Kimmel in New York in February 1944 and wrote a January 1944 letter urging Kramer to win Halsey to the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
L. F. Safford
EF. Kimmel
Kimmel
Pearl Harbor
Safford
Senate
House
New York
Alwin D. Kramer
Washington Naval High Command
Hawaii
Walter C. Short
Representative Murphy
Pennsylvania
Charles Rugg
Kramer
Adm
William F. Halsey
Labor Costs Push Up Housing Prices in 1920s
A city official notes rising labor costs doubled four room house prices from 250 dollars in 1925 to about 1 000 dollars later, blaming wage increases for higher housing costs and slower construction.
CIO members in New York plan two hour sympathy work stoppage
The Congress of Industrial Organizations ordered its New York City members to stage a two hour sympathy work stoppage next Monday to demonstrate the people's determination to protect living standards. The Greater New York CIO Council forecast about 600000 participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Congress of Industrial Organizations
New York City
Greater
Housing costs and veteran housing push in Amarillo debate
Local leaders discuss higher building costs in Amarillo driven by weatherproofing and insulation needs. They urge prioritizing veteran housing and channeling building toward shelters, while questioning OPA price ceilings on nails and door knobs to avoid unfinishable projects.
Laborchinists Strike spreads to Nashville and Fort Worth
Laborchinists walked out to press wage demands with expected spread to Nashville Tennessee and Fort Worth Texas plants. Pickets clashed briefly with non strikers at Milwaukee and Janesville Wisconsin plants with no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
CIO
EFC, Atkins and Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Globe-News
Harold Ogden
Legion
Will
Jaycees
Marie Earle Cosmetics
Herbert
Dow-Jones
Merrill Lynch
Pierce Fenner & Beane
NEW York Stock Exchange
Pierce Fenner & EL
Ee Ewes
Armour Pe
Baldwin Loco Tee
Bendix Aviation Ee
Bethlehem Steel
Borden
Eevee
Braniff Treereee Eeee Briges
Buda Mig
Burroughs
Chrysler
Comm _ Invest
Cont Motors
Curtiss Wright
Deere & Co
General Electric
General Motors Plane
Gillette Razor
Ryre
Goodyear
Harvester
Jones Laughlin
Kennecott Copper
Lockheed
Long-Bell
Glenn L. Martin
Gulf Pet See Tee
Pet
Montgomery Ward
Nash Kelvinator
Nor Am Aviation Ee
Ohio Oil
Ereseees
Packard
Pan
Amer Airways
Paramount
Penn RR
Phelps-Dodge
Phillips Scateer
the Osrseces
Nor Pace
Socony Eeee
Union Carbide Ahr
United Aircraft Tee
U S Rubber Ieee
U S Steel Heen
Wilson & Co
White Motors
Warner Bros
Willis-Overland
Western Union Tener
Woolworth Ee
Chicago Grain
Financial Industrial Fund
E. R. Gable
Roberts
D. Sears
F. A. Blanton
Alamo Place
Willard
Burch
G. T. Rowley
Holland
E.R. Carroll
G. W. Moore
Mary Ann Holt
George Howell
Hattie Jackson
William Arthur Holmes
Billie Louise Lippard
Arthur V. Hathaway
Bernice Cramner
Leslie B. Griffith, Jr
Mary Carroll
Afred Gann
Hattie Wilson
J. A. Nishet
Josephine Minsch
White
Ensenada
Bajo Cal
Mex
U.R
Here
Abelardo Rodriguez
LA 10Th
Georgia Streets
Houston
Leon Krupp
Tri-State Advertising
OPA
Ansley Cleaners
LPR de
Pra E
FESS
Buckley
Cretney Drug
Campbell Drug Pool Drug Store
FOX Drug Company
Malcolm H. Wyatt
M. D
Guy Owens
Texas
Holden Household Appliances Repair Service
Tau Carolina
Kryptok
Lee Optical Co
Courthouse Records
Jane D. Bryant
A. R. Anderson
Sunset Park
W. T. McEachern
Anna Larkum
L. B. Martin
Old Town
M. E. Jacobson
W. D
Zemo
ZEMQ
W. G. Martin
Optometrist
Hugh Sticksel
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Memphis
Braniff Airways
Calvert
America
Calvert Distillers Corp
N.Y.C
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