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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1946
Page
6
Amarillo moves to expand the board of appeals from three to five members to interpret the building code. The new board will include an architect, a structural engineer, a property owner, a builder, and an insurance man, each with ten years of experience.
Marines shift operations from Santa Fe district HQ to Oklahoma City to streamline processing. Capt. Aubrey K. Edmonds and Capt. R H. Vestal arrived to supervise the move and anticipate completion this afternoon. Recruits in Amarillo will finish final physicals at the Oklahoma City office.
Dr William B Lampe moderator of the general assembly will visit Friday. A John Snider barbecue at 630 pm in Fellowship Hall precedes his address in the church auditorium. Visitors from Presbytery churches will attend and the public is invited. Lampe is pastor at Westminster Church St Louis.
Constable Pat Meritt, who left the hospital last Saturday after a heart attack, is confined to his home at 1525 East Tenth after a relapse during a courthouse visit Monday morning. His condition improved today but he must remain at home for some time, his doctor said.
The Khiva Temple of the Mystic Shrine will hold its monthly business meeting at 7:30 tonight. This first monthly gathering for Potentate Hugo Loewenstern will cover several important matters.
The United States Employment Service reports a 6 to 1 ratio of job seekers to openings in Amarillo. Last week 122 jobs were listed at the local office on Seventh and Van Buren, a new low, with stenographers in highest demand. The USES launched a job development program involving employer visits to speed placements for returning servicemen, who make up 65 percent of registrants. 217 people were referred to jobs, all but two with placements.
Sheriff's officers arrested Alice Bland on a child desertion indictment returned over a month ago. She has not been arraigned.
Jurors in the Varnell White murder trial are to hear more testimony this afternoon after White testified that he shot in self defense Hawkins was alleged to have an ice pick. State witnesses say Hawkins was unarmed with his back turned when killed as jury selection began Monday.
The first all steel bridge in Glasgow Missouri was constructed in 1878 marking a major advancement in local infrastructure and metal construction techniques for the era.
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