Cotton shifts to army uses. civilian supply shrinks
War orders redirect over two thirds of U S cotton to military needs. Civilian fabrics fall about one third, with 4 billion yards expected for 1943. War uses include tents, uniforms, parachute materials, and mosquito netting, while essentials like denim and juvenile fabrics remain available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Roe
Tropics
C. T. Murchison
Cotton Textile Institute
Uncle Sam
War Department
Breakfast for War Workers Boosts Morale and Output
Florence Williams of the National Y M C A USO division urges war workers to eat a substantial breakfast to fight fatigue. Government experts warn inadequate food lowers morale and production. A suggested plan includes wholegrain cereals, fruit, fat, and spreads with an Apple Peanut Spread recipe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Williams
National Y. M. C. A. Uso
Cowpunchers Cancel Annual Reunion During War Strain
The Western Cowpunchers Association calls off the last Thursday in August reunion at T-Anchor range near Canyon due to shortages of beef beans coffee cooks and transportation. President E C Britain says gatherings will resume after the war and notes $125 in war bonds funds at least one postwar party. Mel Armstrong is vice president and H M Timmons secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T-Anchor
Canyon
E. C. Britain
Western Cowpunchers Association
Mel Armstrong
H. M. Timmons
WEDDINGS AT CHAPEL NO 2 AMARILLO AAF
Miss Patricia Maureen Newland of Vallejo California married Pfc Raymond O Neal a student at Amarillo Army Air Field in a July 1 ceremony officiated by Chaplain E J Norbett Attendants were Raymond J Atwood and Pfc Theodore F Kerr The Hannon Ueblacker wedding followed July 2 with Pvt Daniel Ueblacker instructor at Amarillo AAF and Chaplain Norbett presiding Attending were Sgt and Mrs Vincent D Lafricain
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Army Air Field
Patricia Maureen Newland
Vallejo
Calif
Pfc
Raymond O'Neal
E. J. Norbett
Raymond J. Atwood
Theodore FP
Kerr
War Brings Change in Marriage Says Ruth Millett
Ruth Millett argues that war separates couples so they change and must face the reality of a new marriage upon reunion. A war wife should not expect the old pattern to reemerge but should view evolution as a challenge toward a stronger relationship.
Miss Eastman and Pfc Griffith Wed at Amarillo Field
Miss Marguerite Rose Eastman of Waterbury Vermont married Pfc. Donald H. Griffith a student at Amarillo Army Air Field on July 2 in Chapel No 2 at the field. The couple's attendants were Pfc. Russell Ferell and Pfc. Rocco A. Flammia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Rose Eastman
Waterbury, Vt
Donald H. Griffith
Amarillo Army Air Field
E. J. Norbett
Russell Ferell
Rocco A. Flammia
Nuptials for Miss Ann Dorothy Pasko and Pfc. John Paul Zombeck
Miss Ann Dorothy Pasko of Windber Pennsylvania and Pfc. John Paul Zombeck of Amarillo Army Air Field were married June 30 in Chapel No 2 with Chaplain E J Norbett presiding Best man was Pfc. George Webb and the bride’s attendant was Mrs Joan Canova.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Dorothy Pasko
Windber
John Paul Zombeck
Amarillo Army Air Field
Time-tested OIL-O-SOL relieves sore feet and bites
A Southern California druggist advertises Mosso's OIL-O-SOL as a fast soothing antiseptic for tired feet mosquito bites sunburn minor injuries cuts and burns with a satisfaction guarantee and money back offer.
Woman s Page Advice on Adjustment and Marriage
A column notes that a wife who seeks to adjust herself and her marriage to future changes will fare well. It recalls ancient Greeks using hair ointment and sun for golden locks as a metaphor. Globe-News Want Ads Get Results.
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Globe-News
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Gaynor Maddox
NEA
Barbara Gould
Newland -O'Neal
Ruth Millett
Eastman-Griffith
Pasko-Zombeck
Happy Feet
Z.u
METAL
Ball
Ball Brothers Company
Muncie
Indiana
U.S. A
Muncie, Indiana
Samuel Fllis
White & Kirk
Amarillo
Dorothy Gray
Rae
Willi & Wrk
Blackburn ‘Bros
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