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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1944
Page
8
The guidance recommends saving extra fat from stews and soups. Fat may not be for cooking but fills used fat cans and earns ration points and cash. It still contains glycerine and fatty acids useful in war production.
A Dallas event marks the Democrats belated Washington Birthday dinner amid weak statewide fundraising, with Potter County reports scarce contributions and no local campaign chairman. Boyce House, a longtime publicist, mounts a renewed bid for lieutenant governor while criticizing John Lee Smith, amid a publicized column network and prior Eastland pranks.
Union labor will rally tonight in Carpenters Hall at 212 West Seventh Avenue starting at 8 o clock. Speakers include Texas labor head Harry W Acker W W Finch state organizer and Senator Grady Hazlewood. Refreshments will be served and all interested, not only Am erilla Central Labor Union members, are invited.
Kathleen Herrmann ninth grade pupil at St Marys Academy won two $25 bonds in the Fourth War Loan drive but did not give one to St Johns Seminary. Academy pupils sold $43,112.50 in E bonds and $38,272 in G bonds. Herrmann led with $13,325, the top amount by a pupil. Father Tom Drury and Cal Farley donated the bonds. Richard Herrmann also won a $25 bond for the top boy sale of $1,487.50.
Four Amarillo youths of 17 have been accepted for enlistment in the Air Corps Reserve. Billy Joe Jeter James Ross Whiteley Grady Tadlock Jr and Robert Lee Burnett will remain in school if possible until they turn 18 six months or complete their term. Upon active duty they will go to an Air Forces basic training center and then to a college for five months of pre aviation cadet training. Interested 17 year olds may contact the Recruiting and Induction Center in Lubbock.
Santa Fe System carloadings for week ending February 19 1944 reached 21 693 cars, up from 21 435 the prior year. Connections delivered 12 955 cars, versus 11 483 in 1943. Total cars moved were 34 648, compared with 32 918 in 1943, and 34 675 were handled in the preceding week of this year.
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