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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1944

Page

2

Daughters of the American Revolution Meet for War Pictures

Llano Estacado Chapter members viewed Office of War Information films at St Andrews Parish House. They voted to create a service flag with stars for relatives in service. Captain H H Thomas and Lee Thornberry from Amarillo Police aided the show. Next meeting set for February 14 as a guest day.

Liano Estacado Daughters of the American Revolution Office of War Information St. Andrews’ Episcopal Parish A. R. Bivins Russia H. H. Thomas The Amarillo

Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Laxative Promise

An old advertising note touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as an effective laxative for constipation. It claims quick relief by using pepsin to improve palatability, noting doctors often prescribe pepsin preparations and that millions have trusted Dr Caldwell's for fifty years, even children enjoy it.

Dr. Caldwell

Billy Gene Pugh Ends Visit Here

Billy Gene Pugh youngest Coast Guard chief returns to Port Aransas station after brief shore leave to see his uncle H A Pugh at Northwest Texas Hospital. Pugh, in service since 1941, is from Corpus Christi and was 18 when named youngest chief. Life Magazine photographers filmed him for upcoming publication.

Billy Gene’ Pugh Coast Guard Port Aransas H. A. Pugh Grand Street Northwest Texas Hospital Young Pugh

Ross Rogers Reappointed to State Birthday Celebration Panel

Ross Rogers is named to serve again on the state committee for the President's birthday celebration. A letter from vice-chairman George Waverley Briggs notes the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis campaign runs from next Friday through January 31. George Hammock is appointed city county chairman to organize the Amarillo President's birthday ball.

Ross Rogers George Waverley Briggs National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis George Hammock Amarillo

Social Calendar Highlights Community Activities Tonight

Amarillo civic groups list the evening schedule with Red Cross sewing, dancing, lectures, and circle meetings. Includes USO events at the auditorium and receptions at churches, hospitals, and private homes across multiple neighborhoods.

Congress Journal Appendix Rules Highlight Budget Limits

A congressman seeks consent to include material in the appendix of the congressional journal. Pages hold about 1,500 words and cost 45 to 50 dollars each. Material shorter than two pages costs 90 to 100 dollars and requires no special fuss. A Jonas or similar figure may not exceed two pages without a special arrangement.

A New War Time Guidance Letter to Mrs Streett

Dear Mrs Streett offers wartime parenting advice urging support for husbands in service and resilience at home. The reply emphasizes unity, patience, and patriotism, contrasting daily strain with battlefield danger and recommending a list of nine books for child care. The writer points readers to a reading list obtainable from the paper.

Promoted to Third Officer In the WAC

Regina M. Smith formerly of Amarillo has been promoted to third officer in the Women Army Corps and serves in the New York personnel office. Daughter of L J and Mrs. Smith, she trained in Amarillo and Washington after earlier work at Cullum Motor Company and the U S Helium Plant. She joined the WACs on July 27, 1942, as a private.

Regina M Jean) Smith Amarillo Wacs New York L. J. Smith Washington Officer Smith St. Mary's Academy Cullum Motor Company U. S U. S. Civil Service Commission U. S. Collector of Customs New York City George Washington University

Story and Ethridge Wedding Noted in Coast Guard Family

Announcement of the marriage of Robert A. Story, United States Coast Guard first class seaman, to Miss Mary Alberta Ethridge of Hattiesburg Mississippi. The ceremony took place December 7 in Morgan City Louisiana. Story is based in Memphis Tennessee and is a Gulfport Mississippi Mount Paramount Theater employee Mary Alberta Ethridge was educated in Houston.

Robert A. Story Seaman United States Coast Guard Mary Alberta Ethridge M. M. Kelly Hattiessburg Miss Morgan City Seaman Story J. L. Story East Eighth Avenue Memphis Tenn Amarillo High School Houston Paramount Theater Gulfport Miss. v

Lt Gochnauer Reported Safe After Missing in Action

Lt T W Gochnauer of Amarillo reported well and safe after being missing in China since December 23. A 25 year old air corps pilot and Amarillo High School graduate, he has served three years in the Army and overseas three months. His parents Mr and Mrs W F Gochnauer of 1406 West Twentieth Avenue were notified by the War Department and via cable from their son.

China Toney W. Gochnauer Amarillo W. F. Gochnauer West Twentieth Avenue War Department Gochnauer Army Air Corps Amarillo High School

First Presbyterian To Resume Church Night

First Presbyterian will resume Church Night on Wednesday with a 6 15 p m covered dish supper and a study hour from 7 to 8 p m. Junior-Intermediate will be taught by Mrs Maye Roth while Senior Young People and Adult groups are led by Dr Thomson. The topic is We Who Are America with nursery available.

First Presbyterian Church Maye Roth Thomson America Clara Hepburn

Pretty Words Not So Many In Congress

A 1930s report notes Congress generates vast wordage with about 150000 words daily in the Congressional Record, costing $750000 yearly for 41500 copies. The piece explains reporters capture plenary remarks, editorials, letters and telegrams, plus an expansive appendix for unfinished speeches and quoted material.

Congress Washington Greg Uncle Sam

Roy Super Leaves Hospital After Hunt Accident

Rev. Super, injured in a December crash near Amarillo, was released from Northwest Texas Hospital after fractures to knee wrist elbow and ribs. He and Dr. T. M. Montgomery escaped serious injury when their car was side swiped by another vehicle on the highway east of Amarillo.

Super Northwest Texas American Optical Company Mr. Super T. M. Montgomery Amarillo

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Dar Navy Baby Knitting Department White & Kirk Billy Gene Pugh A. A. U. W. Surgical Bandage Group Red Cross Sewing Rooms Bonita Et C Taylor Street Amarillo Rebekah Lodge USO B. and P. Women's Club Fellowship Hall First Christian Church St. Anthony's Hospital H. A. Streit St. Anthony's Nurses Home Victory Command Auditorium Red Cross Sewing Robert Watson Robert Cam Florida Street Ywca Gymnasium Lincoln Street Howard Johnson Crockett Street Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club P. H. Coy St. Francis Avenue West Amarillo Carolina Street W. W. Coffman Little Flower Mission Guild of Sacred Heart Cathedral R. B. Brands West Sixteenth Avenue Polk Street George Waddill, Jr Western Avenue Cecil Dyke Sunset Terrace Guy Bateman J. B. Martin Travis Street Leander Campbell Hayden Street J. L. Adams Tyler Street J. Q. Barnes Jackson Street N. S. Matthews H. B. Fain Rankin Russell R. W. Jones Harrison Street T. B. Daniel A. C. Bangs W. M Church Larney Barnes E. E. Volfe E. F. Lanham A. R. Greer Washlington Street E. E. Boxwell West Tenth Avenue H. A. Shaw First Baptist Ruby Parker Jeff McGee Vera Ramsour M. C. McNew Bellaire Gertrude Ward C. W. Johnson Fountain Terrace Zelma Hallock J. F. Haynes Viola Campbell L. J. Vick Ong Street Jewel Beal Guy Bradley Mississippi Street Helen Sears N. J. Ballard West Nineteenth Avenue Lillie Starmer George Vineyard Monroe Street Eloise Cauthen John Chestnutt Martha Belote Harry van Horn Helen Lambert D. E. McGlasson Carolyn Neely W. P. Crandall North Pierce Street Palo Duro Order of the Bee For Girls Masonic Hall Gamma Kappa Beta Sigma Phi Sorority First Baptist Church Carolyn Circle A. D. Branchi Johnson Street By Lerrice Streett Hitler Hirohito Jean Smith WAC R. A. Story First Presbyterian Athenaeum Club Riley Strickland Cheyenne Terrace Red Cross Baker Polk Street Methodist Church Jack Baker Globe-News Marie Earle Herbert Drug Prescription By James Marlow George Zielke Roy the Panhandle Boxwell Perryton Spearman Li Sweetbriar Shop Rosemary Lane Johnny Downs the Phantom Tom Conway Jean Brooks Babo Rox Cleanser 3 Ron Hypro Hilex Gatton Camal Rs Cos Ran Teapeta Anya Tarcee Tvory Houce West 7Th Avenue
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