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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1948
Page
8
City health officials explain the milk chain from farm to table. Inspectors drive miles and test gallons for purity, cooling, and butterfat while enforcing Grade A standards and penalties for violations.
The advertisement notes Marie Earle Cosmetics and Herbert Drug as featured offerings at The Prescription Drug Store located in Amarillo. The spot highlights beauty products and pharmaceutical goods available to customers.
A rustic scene recalls cows roped to fence posts and milk stolen, contrasted with earlier open lots and improvised separation from contamination. The piece then notes milking becoming modern, likening it to jet propulsion and shifting practices.
New titles release tomorrow at the Amarillo Public Library in Municipal Auditorium. Authors include Louis de Wohl Hodding Carter John Steinbeck Lindsay Hayes Herbert Best Richard Rodgers Oscar Hammerstein II and others with topics spanning history art mysteries and practical guides.
Amarillo officer Throneberry resigns from the Amarillo Police Department effective January 31 to devote time to photography at Bright Studio Polk Street. He joined in May 1941, with Army service in between, leaving as record clerk.
The National Lumber Manufacturers Association reports the United States may grow more trees annually than it loses. In their pamphlet Our Abundant Forests they cite better forest management and lumbering methods as shifting the nation into a new forest economy. Uruguay plans to buy 2000 tons of tin plate and 400 agricultural machines from the United States.
William Henson of Bellefontaine Ohio faced non support charges in court. He pleaded guilty and agreed to pay $180 past due from Aug 11 1947 plus $10 weekly for his second wife and child, and $15 weekly for his first wife and two children. He also was living with and supporting a third wife.
Belfast authorities plan to remove about 4000 air raid shelters still in place as part of postwar cleanup efforts. Local planners aim to repurpose sites for housing and public spaces, signaling a shift from wartime defenses to civilian development.
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