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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1944
Page
10
Dr. Fuller notes a city discussion about a rash possibly being measles. Betty Elliott from the auditing department went home after the health officer advised caution. Dr. M. L. Puller also suggested the rash might be measles.
Infant Larry Dean Wilhite, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Wilhite of 223 B North McMasters Street, died at 10 o’clock Sunday night. Burial set for 5 p.m. today at Llano Cemetery with Blackburn-Shaw directing. grandparents living in Dodson and Hollis, Okla. We The Deanna Durbin contest at the Paramount Theater drew many entries, with three winners named Mrs. W N Durham Jr, Mary Ann Orff, and Mrs. H W Baker, who received theater tickets.
Chicago and City, Missouri markets report hogs 26 000 head with varying weights showing steady to slightly weaker trends on heavier hogs while lighter weights hold higher bids. Cattle receipts around 18 000 with feeders steady to weak and vealers soft. sheep volume 5 500 with lambs not yet established and best western wooled lambs quoted near 16 ¾.
L McCarley a 61 year old Amarillo police veteran collapsed on duty after a 6 am check in. He had complained of ill health Sunday night and died at the Oliver Eakle Building storage door where he carried a store room key for a phone. He previously served with the water department and returned to police last April. Surviving relatives include his son Carlton in the Army and brothers Dan and another sibling in Johnson County. The body lies at Boxwell Brothers Chapel.
Amarillo bankers will take part in a Texas Bankers Association group meeting in Dallas tomorrow in observance of George Washington's Birthday holiday.
A Middle East communique says Beaufighters and American Mitchells sank three supply ships at Port Nias and near Kalymnos in the Aegean yesterday. Rhodes Harbor was bombed the day before, while a Baltimore squadron swept over southwestern Greece and damaged a target.
A hopeful vision invites readers to believe dreams become reality through a bright future at home. It emphasizes a modern electric kitchen and a Leonard refrigerator opening at a touch, storing appetizing American food for shared happiness and lasting peace.
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