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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1945
Page
7
Bob Braden breaks his right wrist dropping a weight delaying lessons for weeks. Staff carry notices of military moves births birthdays new arrivals guests medical updates and local tips with names and addresses throughout Amarillo Texas and nearby towns.
Benson and Benson doctors of optometry at 402 403 Oliver Eakle Building corner 6th and Polk with phone 5954.
Capt. R. M. Smith of Pantex Ordnance Plant said shortages came from overestimation of needs and not from production lag. He noted Pantex met each schedule and that higher ammunition expenditure created a protective curtain of fire to reduce infantry casualties.
The piece argues the Monkey Ward case shows the government siding with unions to raise workers pay, seizing management while strikes threaten the war effort. It predicts unions gain influence, Congress may grant more power, and President Roosevelt becomes constrained by union leverage.
Camp Maxey in Texas features streets named for local heroes like Austin Crockett and Milam, but Santa Anna Road stands out as the disputed name amid otherwise Texas-themed streets. The article notes friction with the army topographical historical department over the naming choice.
Ex professional football player Ted Martin from Chicago yesterday appeared on TWELFTH MAN. He grew up in Cicero and played football in high school before being kicked off a school team for playing professionally. He now works for an insurance firm in the Loop.
A middle aged man, Mr. Martin, spent a single day in Amarillo after a Dallas business trip. He visited an old friend, admired the fine weather, and asked to trade places before saying he would be glad to return to Chicago. He is tired.
Orthel C. Sum ner of Amarillo wrote a poem read this morning on the Breakfast Club program aired by NBC Blue networks. The event showcased local literary work during the morning broadcast.
Mrs. Clifford Romine of Texline visits her mother Mrs. R. R. Smith who is ill at home 4242 West Sixteenth.
A brief note suggests kneading the dough for a short half minute after mixing enhances texture in baking powder Dis cults.
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