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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1946
Page
9
A lighthearted piece shows Sport the big dog and Mike the terrier in a rough play dispute. When Sport misses their usual romp, Mike roams until a larger dog challenges him, then Sport arrives to carry Mike home safely, restoring the balance.
Carl Jenkins thanks the public for donations after a drive that yielded 62 000 garments and 3 800 pairs of shoes from Amarillo residents. The shipment left yesterday for Englewood Tennessee for distribution in Europe the Philippines and the Far East.
Amarillo Social Security office warns delaying claims for old age and survivors insurance costs workers. J R Sanderson notes benefits depend on average wages from 1937 to filing. gaps or low wages shrink payments. Advises contacting the Social Security Board promptly after turning 65 at 324 Post Office Building Amarillo.
Pvt Halbert G Cooper arrives from Fort Slocum New York for a 60 day furlough with his mother and sister. The Amarillo man enlisted December 18 1944 and signs for 18 more months. He will return to Fort Slocum as an instructor in rifle marksmanship for an honor battalion of American prisoners. Most inmates are there for education gaps or ignorance rather than criminal intent, with offenses including AWOL desertion and striking an officer.
Santa Fe's December 1945 net railway operating income totaled 2,184,475, down from 5,803,951 in 1944. December gross fell to 35,285,021 from 43,046,378 in 1944, while operating expenses rose to 33,620,817 due mainly to war maintenance costs. Twelve month figures show 1945 gross at 528,703,149 and net income at 37,084,177, with taxes totaling 54,299,659 for federal income and excess profits compared with 133,288,566 in 1944.
Sgt Willis E Hill husband of Billie Sue Hill of 2217 Rule heads to Fort Bliss to receive discharge after two years four months service including 20 months in the Asiatic Pacific theater. His last station was Seoul Korea and he landed in Los Angeles Monday.
A heavy heifer escaped from a farmer's truck, ran into an alley, and burst through the poolroom rear entrance. The owner opened the door and the animal promptly exited, ending the brief intrusion in Lincoln, January 30.
An advertisement questions Queen Victoria's long reign amid stomach ulcer pains and promotes Udga Tablets as relief. The copy urges readers to try a 25 cent box with a money back guarantee, claiming a first dose proves the product.
The board manager coordinates regular trips to the communications unit serving 26 counties from the Amarillo office, outlining ongoing oversight and regional reach.
Thursday morning trading post routes a Western jamboree news by air with variety segments. The lineup features NBC programs including Lora Lawton Road of Life Joyce Jordan Fred Waring Barry Cameron and David Harum plus musical interludes and comedy sketches.
A listing covers KFDA 1230 broadcasting with programs such as Morning News Eye Opener and Breakfast Club. Includes Central Baptist Church notices and activities of the Panhandle Livestock Commission along with home insulation information.
The listing shows NBC programming including The Guiding Light Today's Children Betty Crocker Woman in White Woman of America Ma Perkins Pepper Young's Family Right to Happiness Five o'Clock Shuffle and Rush Hughes Songs Dance Pra WeslIaward News Commentary.
The listing shows ABC programs featuring Morton Downey Gordon's Style Notes and The Fitzgeralds plus light entertainment acts. Acts include John B. Kennedy and Al Pearce with guests Bride and Groom and Ladies Be Seated. ABC Time for Women anchors a treasury salute segment.
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