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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1946
Page
9
The Paris conference signals a localized Trieste dispute as France and Russia back a Yugoslav favored plan that would internationalize Trieste under four power control. Tito’s 1945 actions loom in memory as Moscow’s influence appears to waver, reducing chances of a broader clash as peace treaties move forward.
This ad touts soothing cooling OLL-O DOL to ease aching burning feet from fatigue. It promises quick relief and urges purchase at druggists with a satisfaction guarantee.
Aviation ordnance man third class Jack E. McGee of 1405 Pierce has been discharged from the Navy at Shoemaker California.
In Dallas a black parrot owner was fined ten dollars by a corporation court judge for cruelty after allegedly choking the bird and throwing it to the floor during an insult dispute. The parrot did not testify in the case.
San Jacinto Kiwanis Club holds its second annual Fourth of July picnic planning session with 25 committee chairmen, 75 members, and a large inter club program inviting 12 Division 6 clubs. Governor Joe Porter will attend. The event at San Jacinto Park begins Thursday at 10 am with rides, shows, games and a bullet catching act by Harvey Gaddis to benefit the youth center project.
Ben Solnick of the Hollywood Dress Shoppe says lifting price controls will bring more quality women’s wear. He just returned from markets in New York Chicago and St Louis and explains that under current rules manufacturers must balance price classes to maintain averages. He predicts better merchandise and lower markups as volume grows and says prices should not rise immediately.
Clifford Braxton of 1001 North Fillmore sustained minor injuries when his 1936 Ford was rear ended at the Highway 66 Palo Duro Street intersection near the Amarillo Country Club. James M. Kyle of 721 North Houston drove the Ford. N W Wallace of Amarillo Hotel drove the 1941 Hudson that struck it. Braxton was treated at Northwest Texas Hospital and released after first aid.
Miss Margaret Stone of 2203 Hayden will return today from White Deer where she visited her aunt during the trip.
E Provus owner of the millinery department at Marizons travels two weeks to New York and Chicago to arrange buying. The article notes a production aim of 200 cars daily at the Ford plant.
Overworked kidneys may fail to remove acids and toxins causing backache rheumatic pains leg pains night waking swelling and headaches. Doan's Pills, a stimulant diuretic, have helped millions for over 40 years to relieve these symptoms and aid kidney function.
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