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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1942

Page

7

Order Gasoline Prices Pegged by Price Administrator

Washington January 20 Retail dealers of all grades must keep prices at or below November 7 levels or face a price ceiling. Henderson issued a general letter to refiners and marketers clarifying price questions and identifying products pegued at the November 7 level. He warned service stations and outlets that prices should stay substantially at or below November 7 levels or a formal ceiling order will be issued.

Washington Leon Henderson Henderson

Milkman's Breakfast Plans at Polk Street Church

The McDavid Men's Class plans a Milkman's Breakfast at Polk Street Methodist Church Sunday at 8 AM in Fellowship Hall. The event honors Borden Company and Plains Creamery for supporting a six day delivery system giving Sundays off to Amarillo milk delivery personnel. Speakers include George Vineyard of Borden and E L Shelton of Plains Creamery.

Polk Street Methodist Church McDavid Borden Company Plains Creamery Amarillio Fellowship Hall L. W Young George Vineyard E. L. Shelton The Hughes Quattlebaum Glen McDavid

Japanese air attack on Rabaul hits military targets

A Royal Australian Air Force communique reports Japanese bombing waves hitting Rabaul on New Britain Island. Bombing focused on the airdrome and installations, with confirmed damage to military objectives.

Melbourne Australia Rabaul New Britain Royal Australian Air Force

Fierce Cold Threatens Russia as War Drags On

The bitter Russian winter nears its peak with temperatures over 25 degrees below zero Fahrenheit, hampering German forces. Moscow's defense tightens around Mozhaisk while Soviet troops push to trap the Germans. In Burma, Japanese gains threaten Rangoon and Singapore, raising alarms over Burma premier U Saw’s detention and shaping Allied access to China and the Dutch East Indies.

Associated Press Kuibyshev Hitler Reuters British Today Pravda Communist Party Mozhaisk Moscow Bolshevists Far East Tavoy Burma Rangoon China Malay Peninsula Singapore U Saw Dutch East Indies

CIO Auto Workers In Lay Off Protest

About 3,000 United Automobile Workers members marched on the Michigan state house in Lansing to protest layoffs at the Fisher Body Plant of General Motors. They declared a half day off to draw attention to unemployment caused by reduced automobile production and a shortage of war orders.

Lansing Mich United Automobile Workers of America CIO State House Fisher Body General Motors Corp

Producers Credit Stockholders Meet

Stockholders of the Amarillo Production Credit Company will hold their annual meeting tomorrow morning at 9 o clock at the Par amount Theater. S. F. Powers, secretary treasurer, announced the company has 192 stockholders in 12 Panhandle counties and loans totaling 1 169 345 dollars for farming livestock production and operating costs. Officers and directors include Byron Gist president Hal Medford vice president John L Hammond Emil Knutson F M Love and Mr Rogers. All stockholder members are urged to be present.

Amarillo

Capt A A Nicholson Visits Texas Plant

Captain A A Nicholson, assistant to the Texas Company's vice president, spoke to Amarillo refinery employees about defense bond and stamp purchases. He has 27 years with the company and previously addressed Rotary, Kiwanis, and West Texas State College groups. A large stamp and bond purchasing plan is already in effect.

A. A. Nicholson Texas Company Amarillo Captain Nicholson Rotary Kiwanis West Texas State College

Sam Houston Band Parents Sponsor Movie at Rex Theater

The Sam Houston Junior High School Band Parents Association will sponsor the showing of "Life Begins For Andy Hardy" at the Rex Theater February 20 and 21. L. G. Brady, president, announced the decision at the group’s regular meeting.

Sam Houston Junior High School Band Parents Association Andy Hardy Rex Theater L. G. Brady

Markets Dow Jones Stocks Edge, Livestock Report From Kansas City

Markets: Dow Jones averages show mixed moves with gains in some sectors at 1 P. M. Cattle, hogs, and sheep markets at Kansas City report slow sales and uneven trading. Hogs down 5-15 cents on light demand, cattle steady to weak with declines 15-25 cents for most grades. Lambs and sheep sold sparingly, with light price softness in early offerings.

Kansas City D. A

Smiley Speaks at Borger Meeting On Bank Anniversary

W. D. Dale Smiley cashier of the First National Bank was the principal speaker at a Borger gathering sponsored by Rotarians. The event marked the sixth anniversary of Panhandle State Bank with community attendees.

W. D. “Dale” Smiley First National Bank Borger Panhandle State Bank

Courthouse Records Items From Local Deed Records

A review of courthouse deeds shows transfers in Hugo and area with prices ranging from ten dollars to forty five thousand including a Catholic diocese parcel in North Heights. Several divorces and marriage licenses are listed among the court entries with the names of parties and spouses.

Fuqua Dev. Co Charlie Priolo O. T T. C. Saunders A. Harvey S. J. Hts N. E. Thurman P. H. Wrye Mary C. Levien Ren Henson Margaret E. Caldwell Cc. O. Wade W. K. Haggard Glenwood A. R. Bivins North Heights H. OT. Neely George S. Vineyard Chalmers E. L. Doss Essie Pearl Haug S. J. His W. S. Bordner Evan Guy Bordner John D. Storrs Mary Ernestine Starr Darrell M. Mitchell Lucile Opal Canover Jack W. Cook Norma Leatrice Shrum Harold Robertson Helen Suher

Prominent Doctor Slain Under Curious Circumstances

Dr. Allyn King Foster Jr. died after larynx fractures were sustained, prompting an investigation at Bellevue Hospital. Autopsy found three fractures from external pressure. wife requests the exam. Foster, 37, had been force-fed hours before and had hoarseness prior to death. Police and DA probe ongoing. He was educated at Rush Medical School and served at post graduate and Broad Street hospitals.

Allyn King Foster, Jr Bellevue Hospital Foster Philip Goldstein Carter N. Colbert Jacob Grumet Cornwall, Conn Rush Medical School University of Chicago Broad Street

Joe Rogers Named Area Head of YMCA in Southwest

Joe Rogers son of Mr and Mrs Ross D Rogers 2119 Van Buren Street was named president of the Area Council Young Men s Christian Association in the Texas Oklahoma Arkansas area Harold Nichols Amarillo Y M C A announced B P Faubion area secretary met Rogers in Amarillo to plan a Fort Worth meeting February 13 15 to draft plans for area youth work Rogers had previously been vice president of the area council and became president after the previous president moved from the region

Joe Rogers Ross D. Rogers van Buren Street Area Young Men’s Christian Association Harold Nichols Amarillo Y. M Fort Worth Rogers Area Council Texas- Oklahoma-Arkansas

Church To Honor Boys in Service in Texas City

San Jacinto Methodist Church will honor local boys in the armed forces in a service Wednesday at 7 30 pm. Parents were invited by letter. public invited. Clay Thornton will preside, with George Tomlinson and Rev. W C Hines as speakers. Music by Mr and Mrs F M Shenefelt.

San Jacinto

Japanese landings threaten Malay Peninsula as battles intensify

Allied reports indicate Japanese forces threaten further landings along the Malay coast while British units reinforce Singapore. Dutch fliers attack Sarawak as American bombers claim success at Menado and Sungei Patani, though two U S bombers are lost in the clash.

Ahassa Sarawak British Borneo Charles Vyner Brooke Kuching Malay Peninsula Singapore Malayan Indies War Department Menado Celebes U. S Sungei Patani

Navy raids fail to sink tanker Malay in Malay incident

The raider torpedoed and shelled the 8,206-ton Malay yesterday but the tanker stayed afloat and limped into port with one killed and four missing from a crew of 34. Navy notes three prior sinkings by torpedoes since last Wednesday and remarks tanker targets common but inconclusive.

Relief Promises in Cough Remedy Creomulsion

A historical ad touts relief from coughs chest colds and bronchitis with Creomulsion claiming to reach the root of trouble loosen phlegm and soothe inflamed bronchial membranes. It notes beechwood creosote as a key ingredient and promises no narcotics with a money back guarantee if sleep and rest aren’t helped.

Atlantic War Risk Pushes Oil Transport By Rail

Government urges big oil firms to use railroad tank cars for coast to coast supplies amid tanker losses. U S war planes reinforce Aruba and Curacao to protect vital oil centers as Axis submarine threats rise and convoy losses show fluctuation since American entry.

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