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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1946
Page
8
Attorney General Grover Sellers clarifies soldier voting rules for Texas elections. Service members may vote by showing service within 18 months and qualification, with no exemption certificate required. Poll tax still applicable to all voters. servicemen may vote absentee if not at their legal residence.
After four years in the armed forces Ansel Shupack resumes leadership of the Hollywood Dress Shoppe shoe department at 715 Polk. He has spent the interim at major shoe markets and reports the department has been remodeled into a new operation.
A. G. Rachman superintendent of the Continental Trailways Bus System in Amarillo attended a Fort Worth safety program meeting yesterday. Division superintendents heard T S Reece operating manager outline details of an elaborate safety program. The meeting began Tuesday and lasted through yesterday.
An old agricultural notice touts a sulphurous compound for poultry. It claims the additive in water or feed kills intestinal germs and worms, reduces bloodsucking insects, improves appetite health and egg production, and promises money back if not satisfactory.
Washington January 25 Adm Chester W Nimitz a Texan says more Texans entered the armed services than any other state about 500000 joined the Army 175000 the Navy 28000 the Marine Corps and 8000 the Coast Guard Twenty eight Medals of Honor were won by Texas sons Nimitz praised those who served at home and noted the Texas Navy as a symbol of seapower Officers of the Texas State Society for 1946 were installed at the dinner Ralph Pittman Washington attorney former Wichita Falls president Representatives Gossett and Lyle and Mrs Tom Clark were named officers and Mrs Luther Johnson and Miss Helen Snelling joined as secretary treasurer.
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