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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1946
Page
6
Braniff announces new flight pursers for its 56 passenger DC-4 liners. Men aged 21 to 24 with two years of college may apply, with first training starting February 18 in Dallas. Applications to Love Field Dallas or Dave Saunders in Amarillo.
San Jose California January 25 grand jury foreman Warrer Holmes offered a formal definition of a slot machine as an object with a coin slot a pull handle internal revolving mechanism and an exit where coins may or may not emerge Holmes noted in his experience coins did not come out.
Mrs A D Foreman Jr spoke to Tri-Hi Y Club at Amarillo High urging willingness to work and sacrifice for peace. She said faith is catching and can lead to a fair and just peace. Carol Ann Clemmons, president, named a committee for the lunch period prayer interval. Christine Mayer, Gloria Slagle, Betty Singleton, Carolyn Clouse, Johnnie Goodnight, Mildred Swann listed. Anna Lee Clay opened with Bible reading and prayer. Adele Shows sponsors the group.
Thieves broke into the car company show rooms in Garden City and moved several prewar models before stealing the firm’s first and only 1946 sedan. Earlier, George Anderson, owner and city streets commissioner, attended a city council meeting about hiring a nightwatchman for downtown streets.
A University of Utah geology building resident dog named Nipple snoozed beside a bone in the department after following Donald R Williams to campus. The scene distressed staff who found the pet with the ancient Orintho Scelinda bone in the building.
A sundew plant traps an insect by snapping shut its leaf lobe and holds the prey until digestion completes. If the trap closes on a pebble, it promptly reopens to avoid a useless catch.
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