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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1942
Page
6
A Washington man with a wife and 17 children sought a permit to buy new tires for his 21 year old car claiming it served as a family bus and for wholesale transport of foodstuffs under wartime ration rules. He was denied the permit.
Amarillo College invites mature students to register for the spring semester from January 19 to February 1. Many housewives enter with credit courses and can bypass high school units by completing a year of college work including English history and mathematics. President John F Mead notes the emphasis on adult education and the capable, serious nature of older entrants.
Tomato ketchup is praised as a versatile seasonings boost for winter dishes. A Corn and Pork Chop Casserole uses ketchup to impart a sharp flavor to pork chops with corn, celery, bread crumbs, and seasonings baked together.
More than 100 Panhandle Plains insurance representatives are expected at the Amarillo Life Insurance Underwriters Association luncheon at the Amarillo Hotel to plan defense stamps and bonds sales. R Douglas Smith will speak. G W Mills will outline procedures. Don Wyatt will preside as pledges to devote one day monthly to sales are reported. The drive is national in scope with full Treasury endorsement.
In Washington on January 16 the long buried wet or dry issue resurfaces as Senate debate targets halting beer and wine sales at Army and Navy posts. Senator O Daniel of Texas moves to bring forward a bill originally by the late Morris Sheppard, known as the father of prohibition, who long urged a return to dry status on each repeal anniversary.
Simple kitchen guide for making two dozen pop corn balls using Jolly Time popcorn sugar syrup butter and corn syrup. Includes candy thermometer steps to 242 and 270 degrees F and notes on mixing shaping and serving.
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