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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1944
Page
7
The first of a series of Advanced Aid courses begins tomorrow at 1 pm in the Red Cross Room of the Black hotel. Mrs. John Czingili will teach. lessons run two hours on Thursdays and Mondays. Enrollment requires a call to 26571. required items are triangular bandages and the course lasts ten hours.
A list of residents receiving medical care under supervision or as patients. Several individuals are named with addresses and care status. The Junior Harmony Club plans a 5 PM meeting at 1501 Madison Street with co host Miss Nettie Lou Keirsey. program by Senior Harmony Club members.
Amarillo College will host qualifying tests for the Army specialized training program and the Navy V-12 college program at 9 am Wednesday March 15. Applicants aged 17 to 21 who are high school graduates or near graduation may pick service preference, with no enlistment obligation.
ODT warns against planning charters for summer camp transport. Amarillo district manager N F Nelson says the first permit application to charter buses is held up due to tire shortages and now gasoline supply strains from military needs. Stadium betting in 1943 hits a 12 year high.
Estimated student enrollment in teachers colleges fell from 175000 to 72000 over the last three years signaling a sharp decline in education training programs and potential future teacher shortages.
In Amarillo the Star Machine and Foundry Company employs about 40 women for submarine compressor parts under Navy supervision. Women start on drill presses then operate engine lathes and shaping tools to produce high precision components, with shifts nine hours long and heavy lifting aided by electric hoists.
A question and answer note discusses child specific laxatives. It claims Syrup of Black Draught is designed for children and tastes pleasant, containing the same laxative ingredient as the adult Black-Draught. Caution urged to use only as directed. the 50 cent bottle provides more than triple the old trial size.
Sam Tidwell principal speaker at the North Amarillo Kiwanis luncheon in Bennett Hall described the railroads role in the war. He supplemented his talk with a sound motion picture. Roger Harris announced the membership committee to arrange future programs. Donna Jean Holman, a fifth grade pupil, sang with accompaniment by Mary Roberts.
Quote from Mr Stapf notes the shift in operations as the war begins and relocations push activities underwater, reflecting strategic reevaluations for helium plants. The remark captures uncertainty and innovation during wartime.
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