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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1946
Page
6
Long column details many railroad staff changes and personal notes. Officers, engineers, switchmen, and clerks return from service or vacation. new hires and reassignments appear across departments. Social updates include marriages, relocations, and family travel among the rail line community.
The article promotes a Cancer treatment claim using an anti toxin method as a safe alternative to X rays or Radium. It cites recent Texas health data and invites readers to consult with Dr Robertson at the Amarillo Hotel January 4 and 5. It notes hospital illnesses among railroad staff and local personal notices.
Advertisement extols St. Joseph Aspirin for purity speed and economy. Claims the world’s largest seller price 10c and 35c for 100 tablets with about three tablets for 1c, urging mass buyers to choose this brand.
Lawrence Massachusetts January 32 1945. Marine Private George F Clark born Christmas Day 1914. his sister born New Year 1943. twins Willian and Walter born Washington's Birthday 1926. third child born two hours after July 4 1944. Perkins family notes holiday dates with military home leave.
Back run relieves Roy Holly and J R Burross, fireman, assigned to through freight from Wichita Falls. The Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of the Burlington Lines holds its regular meeting Tuesday afternoon at Mrs A W Nicklaus home 5&1 North Pierce with Mesdames G T Moore present.
Sam Mitchell, W R Gowdy and A J Morris are listed as co hostesses for the event bringing together a trio of local figures in a social gathering. The short note highlights their roles without further details.
In Anchorage on January 2 a two year old, David Hansen, performed in a department store display window as "Young 1946" with a sleepy costume. A crowd gathered before his mother, waking and entering through an unlocked door, pulled him away from the window.
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