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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1947

Page

3

Blood Pressure Rises at the Words Juvenile Delinquency

Van Hall writes passionately about juvenile delinquency in America. He links early family behavior to later crime and vandalism, condemns social neglect, and calls for youth centers, better homes and schools rather than jails. He warns of a tidal shift toward punitive shame without support.

van Hall W Witer The Globe News Globe Boy Scouts Amarillo Maverick Club

Gargle Listerine Antiseptic To Ward Off Colds

Research over 12 years found that people who gargled Listerine Antiseptic twice daily experienced fewer colds, milder symptoms, and fewer sore throats than those who did not gargle. The advice urges treating throat germs at the outset to prevent infection.

Roberson Injuries in Motorcycle Collision Report

James David Roberson, 22, of 512 Madison, was seriously injured yesterday when his motorcycle collided with a car at Sixth and Hayden. He suffered a fractured back internal injuries and a head wound after being thrown from the bike. he remains conscious. Police say H. H. Holcomb, driving the northbound car, caused the crash.

James David Roberson Roberson Madison H. H. Holcomb Berger Holcomb Hayden

Diver Will Speak Monday About Men Undersea

Harold B. Davidson, a veteran deep sea diver and salvage expert, will lecture Monday night under the Parent-Teacher Association sponsorship on Men Undersea. Davidson helped with the Normandie salvage, served in North Africa, aided in pipeline work at New Haven Harbor, collected marine specimens, helped film Titans of the Deep, and has spent a career in disaster and adventure. Separately, New Hampshire reports 11,854 in uncashed horse race tickets from the 1943 season, with a $100 win ticket worth 620 forfeited after three years.

Price Parent-Teacher Association Harold B. Davidson Davidson Normandie North Africa New Haven Concord N. H U.P New Hampshire

Tenancy Decline on North Dakota Farms 1940 1945

The 1940 federal farm census shows 45.1 percent of North Dakota farms operated by tenants. By 1945 the share fell to 27.8 percent, reflecting a significant drop in tenancy.

North Dakota

Churchmen Oppose Legalized Betting in Texas

Lay members of the Presbyterian Synod of Texas pass a resolution opposing legalized horse racing. The vote comes as a bill to legalize betting is before legislators near Arlington Downs. George Hamilton of Sherman elected president with F L Adamson of Abilene as first vice president and W R Van dermeer of Athens as second vice president. next convention will be held in Athens.

Arlington The Presbyterian Church Texas Synod of Texas Arlington Downs George Hamilton Sherman F. L. Adamson Abilene W. R. van Dermeer Athens Hamilton

Block system saves man-days and timber in shipwork plan

Henry Higuet, 37, devised half size blocks that cut 29 man-days per month and yearly timber enough to build two single family homes, according to the report on vessel blocks.

Henry Higueret

Rigger Wins $200 Prize for Shipyard Keel Setup Plan

In San Francisco the naval shipyard rigger received a $200 prize for an economical system to set up the huge wooden keel. The award highlights practical ingenuity in ship construction and maintenance work.

San Francisco San Francisco Naval Shipyard

Amendments Adopted in Washington Era Outpace All Presidents

The piece notes that during George Washington's administration, more amendments to the U S Constitution were adopted than under any other president, highlighting early constitutional development.

George Washington

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