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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1945
Page
2
Amarillo readers hear of a Red Cross fundraising push with insistence on generous giving. In a side note, Frank Bradney reports five herd bulls loose on a Gero County ranch and headed toward Colorado, delaying return until April first.
Officials of Phillips Petroleum Co. and AFL unions met for National Labor Relations Board hearings to determine official bargaining agents for three Phillips plants in Borger. Cases include Plains Plant and Philblack Carbon Plant representation efforts with AFL affiliates and the International Union of Operating Engineers. Proceedings in Fort Worth are preliminary with decisions typically issued weeks after, and elections held only after NLRB rulings.
President Roosevelt signed the George Bill into law establishing a wall between the commerce department and large federal lending agencies. The action clears Henry A. Wallace for a cabinet post as secretary of commerce, with administration leaders saying his confirmation hinges on the signing.
Dorothy Garrett, who disappeared after being sent home from the aunt's house, was found about a half block from her grandmother Mrs. J. G. Gann's home. Mrs. Garrett, exhausted from an all night search, asked to thank those who found the child and stayed with the effort until early morning.
Searchers scoured vacant lots and buildings along the path to her grandmother's house but found no trace of Dorothy. Neighbors say she wandered off occasionally since childhood, never more than a few blocks.
Japanese forces withdrew along a 10 mile front in the Marikina watershed east of Manila under the pressure of two American divisions and extensive air bombardment. MacArthur reports Verde Island destroyed, Corregidor nearly cleared, and heavy air strikes reaching from Formosa to Indo China.
Boy Scout Cub Pack No. 7 hosts a blue and gold covered dish luncheon for parents at 7 p m Friday at Wills School. It is the pack's first luncheon and awards will be presented to the cubs.
A notice invites people to call after 6 30 PM at 1814 North Hays to inquire about giving animals or items good homes. Mrs Jones facilitates the arrangements.
Marilyn Lee Packard requests return of her identification bracelet lost Saturday afternoon between Third and Sixth on Polk. A reward is offered. finder can leave a card at Route 3 Box 81 Amarillo and will be contacted. Lives in Pleasant Valley with no telephone. The Black Hills of South Dakota are about 1.5 billion years old.
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