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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1946
Page
12
Mrs Arrie Gatewood of 1108 West Sixteenth is visiting her son Oren Gatewood in Perryton for a week.
Paris July 9 The 21 nation peace conference to set its own rules will convene July 29 after Molotov ends the Big Four stalemate. The compromise grants full freedom to determine procedures, a key Anglo American victory that clears the path for post war talks.
Mr and Mrs J P M Nivens of Amanz South Africa travel to the United States after war restrictions. They plan to study citrus farming in New York Texas and California with a stop in Tucumcari and a return via England. Their family includes sons Dan 18 and Desmond 14 and son Patrick in Cambridge University studying Agriculture.
Ivor Davies, chairman, calls a 3 pm meeting of the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce Retail Merchants Committee. The gathering will take place in the chamber of commerce offices tomorrow afternoon.
Local taxing agencies schedule valuation reviews this month. The joint board of the city and school units, with Lyles, Schenefelt, and Elliott, meets July 22–25 at Elizabeth Nixon Junior High. Potter County dates are July 29–30 in the commissioners court. Notices go out July 10.
Mrs. Robert Priest and her son James from Vernon are visiting at the S. L. Johnson residence at 719 North Mirror.
City health officer Dr John Hooper and state health officer Dr George W. Cox urge personal hygiene to curb polio as total Texas cases reach 292. Amarillo reports three cases with one death. Emphasis on frequent bathing clean clothes oral hygiene nasal care and dental defect correction.
Dr Hooper urges re emphasis of home cleanliness as a health measure. He lists washing dishes in hot soapy water rinsing in hot water and keeping sinks bathtubs and fixtures clean with a mild antiseptic. He also notes airing bed clothes and sunning fabrics.
Home plagued by flies rats and roaches polio transmission feared to stem from filth. Authorities suspect pests play a role in spreading the disease as the outbreak prompts health warnings and sanitation cleanup efforts.
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