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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1948
Page
18
The Globe reports a new Dagwood sandwich cookbook sparking reader feedback. Readers describe a rich butter cake style bake varying with oil use and note the Dagwood name as a cultural fixture tied to Blondie creator Chic Young.
Six new highway patrolmen join the Amarillo district in a DPS deployment announced by Col Homer Garrison Jr. The officers, graduates of the first recruit class, include Brannan and Glyn L Haslip with various assigned posts across Panhandle towns. A Borger patrol station will reopen March 1 under R W Howie, with Jack Shields moving to Perryton. Examinations for another recruit class will occur soon.
Dr Pritchard will oversee the visitation program activities with Dr Black as chairman. The report mentions about 2,180,000 US Wables in hospitals in 1948, roughly double those in 1940. A 839-plane USAF training squadron was en route to Germany from Fort th for sting training, with plans described by officials.
Ollman Philanthropist Hugh Ray Cullen accuses President Truman of political demagoguery in the push for a Hill lynching bill. He warns Congress action would invite a Gestapo like response and claims the measure aims to appease voters by restraining Negroes seeking freedom. The speech frames the bill as a manipulation of race and civil rights for political gain. In Abilene, workers at several dry cleaning firms remain on the fourth day of a strike over higher wages amid cold, rainy weather.
The Amarillo Ministerial Alliance leads a Week Of Evangelism starting Sunday with Dr. Prancis Pritchard president. Dr. Guy Black will train workers at First Baptist Church at 8 o clock. Visits to new residents begin Monday evening at 6 and continue Thursday to promote church facilities.
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