Food costs rise hit home for soldiers and families
Food costs rise 32 percent for the Army over the past year affecting soldiers and household budgets. The statement notes everyday shoppers feel the squeeze as prices climb.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1947
Page
2
Food costs rise 32 percent for the Army over the past year affecting soldiers and household budgets. The statement notes everyday shoppers feel the squeeze as prices climb.
Weather breezy and clear with no sign of storms. Reader laments youth crime and calls for parental accountability and community action on drinking. Anecdotes compare eastern policing with Amarillo, plus light uxor of orange juice trends and a moose head tale. Includes Texan critic tale from Thermopolis with Wyoming praise.
A fiery letter complains about a visitor named Charles Freed praising Wyoming while denigrating Texas. The writer derides his loyalty and predicts a troubled future, urging him to move on and wishing him bad luck for his sour, ungrateful stance.
Texas senators debated a constitutional amendment to pledge UT land and oil endowment for 15 million dollars in building bonds for state colleges and earmark funds from ad valorem taxes. The House will study a tax remissions amendment while Sen. Parrish urged more money for Texas Tech. The report notes farm ponds supplying stock water where wells fail.
Potter County commissioners tentatively approved plans to start stock show building work at Tri-State Fair Park immediately after Amarillo Fat Stock Show. The project would ready facilities for the 1947 fair, using part of existing livestock buildings as a sales arena and extending north from the present arena toward the three livestock structures.
The Senate passed a bill to keep excise taxes at wartime rates on liquor cosmetics jewelry and furs. After amendments the measure moves to a conference committee with members from both chambers for final settlement. The vote in the Senate was a voice vote with limited debate.
National Highway 66 Association Texas unit launches a membership drive announced by vice president Al Reville. Membership is $2.50 yearly and open to all. The group organized Jan 13 by town representatives to improve and widen Highway 66. Bob Clark of Shamrock is president.
The Amarillo Credit Women's Club sets a Wednesday noon deadline for reservations at 3 dollars a plate. Tickets available from Miss Ethelene Walker at 4271. pickup at 1234 West Sixth before noon. The dinner at 8 p.m. Thursday will be at the Amarillo Country Club with officers installed in Lubbock by a club delegation.
Sixteen year old Billy James Craig broke his leg when a horse fell with him in the 800 block on North Mirror. He was hospitalized at St. Anthony's. He is the son of Mr and Mrs P M Craig of 1001 North Tyler.
Dow Jones averages show gains led by rails and utilities. In Chicago, hogs and cattle rose moderately with top hogs at 27.00 and steers near 26.00, while calves and sheep traded unevenly amid active, mixed demand. Kansas City reports slower slaughter and steady to weak trends with varied beef prices.
A humorous piece muses on penguin lore and wordplay. It jokes about the bird’s anatomy and behavior, cites Will Cuppy, and lampoons penguin stereotypes with playful etymology and whimsical banter.
Warranty deeds transfer multiple properties with listed buyers and prices in Amarillo area records. District Court records show several divorces among named spouses, alongside a list of marriage licenses issued to numerous couples.
Funeral services were held for E Lemond Moore known as Dinty who died Saturday in an Austin hospital after two years illness. He worked nearly 20 years as an order clerk for Morrow Hardware and attended Texas Tech. Survived by widow Aileen Moore stepson Lt Billy Adams sister and four brothers. Louie Moore county clerk at Lubbock is his brother. He was active in Amarillo semi pro baseball.
Remodel of the Bon Ton Bakery sales room at 316 Taylor is complete. A portion of the display area has been redecorated in knotted pine.
Judge E. O. Northcutt announced that the Spring Term jury cases in Potter County will begin tomorrow. The docket was set earlier by court officials and attorneys at a planning meeting.
The excerpt contrasts electoral risk with a broader national view. It presents statements about Texas versus Germany, Rhode Island versus Corsica, immigrant populations in the East, and racial demographics in the South and Mississippi. The District of Columbia is noted for its equality impulse.
Advert says SSS Tonic increases gastric juice flow to aid digestion and reduce bloating. Claims non organic stomach disturbances and nutritional anemia improve with the tonic, boosting appetite, sleep, and strength. Urges readers to buy now, noting millions of bottles sold and availability at drug stores.
A debate compares state capitals and votes on location while noting Washington as a sparkling white marble city. The article discusses a new synthetic chemical named piribenzamin aimed at hay fever relief, signaling early pharmaceutical research and public health interest.
Excelsior Springs Missouri February 16 A new drugless method for rheumatism and arthritis is praised as more effective than medicines. The Ball Clinic has developed the approach and offers a free book explaining the philosophy and potential path to relief. Readers may request the book without obligation by writing to The Ball Clinic Dept 2301.
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