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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1946
Page
5
Amarillo College announces Dead Week with no social events. Final examinations are set for January 23 24 and 25. The fall semester ends January 25. Spring registration begins January 28 from 9 to noon and 1 to 4. Night school registration details follow.
A public notice states an event or meeting will be held on January 28 from 7 to 9 oclock. Specific location and organizers are not provided in the readable text.
Amarillo milkshed dairy leaders plan a Canyon meeting to prepare briefs for Washington. They aim to persuade the OPA to send an official to the Panhandle. stoppages loom if no action, with earlier Jan 12 delay after a 26 cent rise and promises of further moves.
Representative Rankins calls the AP photograph an unfair smear taken 10 minutes after session began showing about 70 members. McCormack says it gives an erroneous view of Congress while Bradley asks if it followed House rules. photo taken at 12 10 P M after quorum call with seven vacancies and 235 of 428 members present.
The Polk Street professor at The Globe News joked about being absent minded after losing his car while offering reporters a ride. He later discovered the vehicle in an alley behind the Williams- Boyce Agency, near Sixth Street, leaving him puzzled how it got there.
Postmaster W. D. DeGrassi warns against sending powdered milk and similar items to foreign countries without translated usage directions. If sending to France print French instructions and attach them to the container, avoiding extra postage for the recipient. The ad then shifts to wartime notices about ad rates and War Bonds.
Tulia JerseyOwned by Chester Elliff of Tulia was named national senior three year old milk and fat champion after producing 19 416 pounds of milk and 1 077 pounds of butterfat during the 1945 lactation. Announcement came from G G Gibson of the Texas A and M College Extension Service.
A night welding class for the spring semester will be taught at Amarillo College by R R Pennington who has taught welding there since 1941. The session starts January 28 with registration from 7 to 9 PM at the college shop located at the corner of Twenty fourth and Jackson. prior to joining the college staff he worked for an Amarillo firm for 17 years.
Fort Wayne Indiana January 16 Two months ago Set Robert Ostman of Fort Wayne lost his billfold containing 110 dollars about 50 miles from Eisleben Germany. He heard from Stanley Smith of Northport New York who found the billfold and contacted Ostman’s brother. The finder mailed the billfold to Ostman’s brother with a check covering the loss.
Queen Elena of Italy, 73, lost use of her right eye due to shock from the death of her daughter Princess Mafalda of Hesse in a German camp. Mafalda died after an Allied air raid injury and subsequent arm amputation. the queen and King Vittorio Emanuele III reside in Naples.
An ad claims Black and White Ointment relieves eczema acne pimples ringworm tetter and other skin troubles with immediate antiseptic action. It touts 25 years of success and three sizes 10c 25c 50c with a money back guarantee. Use directed and pair with Black and White Skin Soap for daily cleansing.
Total U S citrus production for the new crop year is estimated at 456000 railway car loads with 265000 cars of oranges 157000 cars of grapefruit and 34000 cars of lemons expected.
A Denver family recounts a daughter diagnosed with sugar diabetes and epilepsy who improved after treatment by Dr. Spears. They report a dramatic recovery with few seizures and coma episodes, and urge others to seek chiropractic care. The ad promotes Spears Clinic and Sanitarium in Denver and invites readers to request a 48 page chiropractic proof packet.
Maury Maverick head of the Smaller War Plants Corporation and former San Antonio mayor arrived in Los Angeles and announced he will make the city his permanent home.
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