Race to happiness guides a man by pace of life
An aphoristic note reflects on how a man seeks happiness through the tempo of his daily existence and the influence of his wife in the journey of life.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1946
Page
13
An aphoristic note reflects on how a man seeks happiness through the tempo of his daily existence and the influence of his wife in the journey of life.
A puzzle page listing clues and definitions for a pencil drill. It asks competitors to fill in missing letters in race themed entries, with a scoring note and a list of clue meanings from tracks to objects and phrases.
Governor Stevenson declared support for efforts to abolish the Fair Employment Practices Commission. He tied his stance to prior protests against FEPC orders that he said would violate Texas segregation laws and reaffirmed his call to keep the poll tax.
The White House said President Truman may take a brief vacation in Florida next month. Press secretary Charles G. Ross denied any plans to meet Winston Churchill, who was vacationing at Miami Beach.
A sequence shows words ending or containing R and A pairs with varied endings from Trace to France. Notable items include Racine Rancher Radiance and Bracelet. The list spans 1 to 20 with frequent root words and derived forms.
In Dallas on January 22 there were increases in many women s and children s clothing items at the spring showing yet supply still falls short of merchant demand. The report notes robberies during the event.
Nearly 8 600 American servicemen are due today at two East Coast ports aboard nine transports. At New York Lakonia Victory and other ships from Antwerp Le Havre Naples and Le Havre arrive. Newport News Jeremiah Black. Los Angeles Cecil from Manila. San Diego destroyer escorts Hanna Cross Connolly Hey. Seattle Sea Devil from Yokohama.
The calendar lists film showings across venues including Paramount Pardon My Past State Capitol Hold That Blonde Rialto Along the Navajo Trail Leon I’ll Remember April Star The Oklahoma Kid Texas Salome Where She Danced Victory Duffy’s Tavern Lyric Conflict Also Tomorrow the World Rex Twice Blessed featuring a range of stars from Barbara Stanwyck to James Cagney and Humphrey Bogart with Roy Rogers and more.
Corporal Burgett, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Burgett, 5160 Monroe, served 27 months in the Army including the Pacific and Japan campaigns. He earned six bronze stars, the bronze arrowhead, and the Good Conduct Medal after departing Amarillo High School to enlist. He married Dorothy Ann Dickerson shortly before going overseas. The note appears in the Amarillo Globe society notices listing community happenings and returning veterans.
The Taylor-Wharton Iron and Steel Company, oldest U S munitions maker and supplier of cannon balls to Washington’s armies, shuts down after a 650 workers strike. President George R. Hanks called it the first labor trouble to close the plant in 204 years. Pickets from United Steel Workers of America CIO Local 1077 protest at HIGH BRIDGE New Jersey works founded in 1742.
Kaw Pipeline Company states airplanes now spot leaks in crude oil pipelines, replacing the laborious foot inspections. The change modernizes maintenance work and speeds up detection of potential leaks across the network.
The first Army truck to set wheels on Leyte during the Philippines invasion was driven by Cpl Roy.
An ad touts SULFA.DANGO as a quick relief treatment for itchy scalps and skin diseases including psoriasis and athlete's foot. It claims a germ killing component and penetrating soothing action, sold and guaranteed by leading Texas druggists.
Want ad promises renewed vitality for men feeling worn at age forty and beyond. It touts CASELLA stimulating tablets with celery seed, thiamin chloride, passion flower, and iron as a safe method to regain youthful verve.
The Senate judiciary committee unanimously called for an investigation into Army and Navy courts martial systems and the administration of wartime martial law in Hawaii. The move aims to scrutinize legal processes and military justice during wartime.
In the Herring Hotel basement Dick Morton’s orchestra plays nightly. Aviatrix hosts dances with Carlton Scales’ band each night. The Nat operates every night except Sunday with Dick Stevenson’s band providing dance music.
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