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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1946
Page
3
President Truman ordered emergency rules to cut domestic wheat use to prevent mass famine overseas. Measures include dark flour from more wheat, banning wheat in whisky and beer, and urging farmers to feed less grain to livestock, signaling earlier meat sales but potential later shortages if crops fail.
Amarillo Rotary Club presents a five week institute at the High School Auditorium Mondays from February 11 to March 4. Lectures address world stability with speakers Morris H. Coers Geoffrey F. Morgan W Leon Godshall and Chester M Tobin sharing topics on international organization air transport Pacific security and world trade. Admission to evening meetings is by ticket available from Rotary members.
An advertisement claims CASELLA stimulating tablets restore zest and vigor for men over 40. It urges men to ask a druggist, take as directed, and regain the pleasures of youth with ingredients Celery seed, Thiamin chloride, Passion Flower, and Iron.
Associated Press reports fourteen transports carrying 13 20 troops scheduled to arrive today at two east coast ports. West Coast debarkations total 15 459 personnel from 18 vessels at four ports. Names of ships and origins listed for New York Norfolk San Francisco and Seattle arrivals.
Okinawa, two LCI ships and two ICS units noted. At San Diego submarine Boatfish reported. At Los Angeles banners from Saipan, Fergus and Geneva from Maui, and Facility from Pearl Harbor.
Corporal William L Crawford on a 90 day furlough from Amarillo Army Air Field visits friends and relatives in Amarillo. He reports three years service with 15 months in the South Pacific and will resume duty March 25. His parents Mr and Mrs H C Crawford reside near Hedley.
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