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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1944
Page
1
The piece warns Americans to guard sovereignty and favor national needs over foreign entanglements. It urges staying home and cultivating domestic strength while resisting insidious propaganda. It notes a political struggle in the Midwest with Roosevelt and Willkie dynamics shaping policy.
The board’s inspectors seized seven moonshine stills with five in Harrison County one in Upshur and one in Gregg counties as part of the Vie Globe News Want Ads Get Results notice.
At CAMP Campbell Ky January 25 Captain Kenneth F Maxey Jr of Company B 27th tank battalion ordered breakfast in bed as a reward for top gunnery scores. The unit's mess attendants offered a menu with eggs grapefruit toast coffee and cream.
Amarillo High School student Joe Perry writes the lead in The Junior Historian volume for January. His piece, The Rise and Fall of Tascosa, traces the Canadian River town from Mexican era sheepherders to the Panhandle cow town and Boys' Ranch era, highlighting key figures and events.
Liquor law violations in the Amarillo district of the State Liquor Control Board netted $1,130.60 in fines last month. Sixteen cases were filed resulting in 10 convictions and one jail sentence. Abilene, dry, led the state with 46 cases. Lubbock had 29 cases and Long-
A Chicago perspective argues Willkie cannot secure the Republican nomination at the June national convention. The piece contrasts Chicago with New York, depicting Chicago as agrarian and wary of European influence, while accusing New York of continentalism and East Coast dominance. It portrays strong anti-Willkie sentiment among Midwest Republicans and portrays Roosevelt as a looming rival.
A local notice asks for return of a Lufkin extension rule lost on the South Fill more bus. It includes personal contact details for Mrs J A Caple and John Spain. The Santa Fe system week ending January 22 reports 22 729 carloads versus 19 495 a year earlier and 13 163 connected cars versus 11 087. total cars moved 35 892 vs 30 582. prior week total 33 019.
Grandma’s remedy using mutton suet for coughs and aches is recalled. Penetro now offers a base of suet with modern medicine added. Price 25 cents single, 35 cents double supply.
Market snapshot shows Dow Jones Industrials up : Rails and Utilities also higher. Kansas City livestock prices list hogs, cattle, calves, and sheep with ranges and steady to higher tone amid strong slaughter lambs. Romanian government forbids travel of Romanian citizens from Bucharest during the war with proof required or departure.
President Philip Murray of the Congress of Industrial Organizations told a Senate subcommittee that living costs have risen 50 percent since January 1941, more than double the 23.4 percent rise shown by the Labor Department index. He cited a United Steel Workers Union report based on 1,500 steel workers and said the full report would be released later today.
Lt. Homer Cluck of Gruver has returned home from infantry duties in Tunis. He and Mrs. Cluck stay in Amarillo and he recently visited former commanding officer District Attorney Jim Lumpkin. Cluck joined the national guard in Amarillo before activation and rose from private to lieutenant. He spoke at war bond rallies in Fort Worth, Austin, Waco, and nearby areas after farming and stock raising back in Gruver.
WPB authorization no longer required to purchase plumbing cooking and heating equipment with exceptions the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce was advised by C F P Aurand district manager of WPB regional offices in Oklahoma City that items such as bathtubs lavatories toilets laundry trays sinks and showers are now free from restriction.
South Dakota inventor introduces a low cost oil burner for cook stoves and ranges. The device converts assorted fuels into gas heat with a lifelong guarantee and a marketing push offering a free trial and a $1 bonus for testing in a home pot or range. Northwest Mig. Co. location listed.
The U S Taussig a 2200 ton super destroyer named for Rear Admiral Edward David Taussig was launched at Bethlehem Steel Staten Island shipyard The admiral claimed Wake Island for the United States and served from the Civil War to World War I Four of his descendants also serve in the Navy.
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