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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1946
Page
5
Secretary Clinton P. Anderson announced that the United States shipped 50 million bushels of wheat in June, lifting six month totals to 397 million bushels and projecting 417 million by July 15. He reported to President Truman from Washington.
The Amarillo Lions Club appoints 110 members into 21 committees for 1946 47. Led by president elect Byron Ellis and VP trio J L Southern Leon Krupp and H A Shaw the club tabulates committees including Attendance chaired by Gordon Stephens Membership chaired by Ben Lane Constitution and by laws chaired by Grady Fox Extension chaired by Lon Edwards and Lions education chaired by G G Ordway.
The document lists club committees with chairmen for Finance and Underprivileged Children not named. It names Publicity Interclub relations Civic improvement and others with their respective chairmen. It also lists program chairmen for July and August with dates and assigned names.
Twelve more U S Marines have been struck by a sudden epidemic of Japanese sleeping sickness in Tientsin. Four Marines have died and forty are hospitalized. A vaccine from Okinawa was rushed to the area as doctors reported. Marine planes patrolled the city dusting DDT as a precaution.
For the week ending July 6 the Santa Fe System carloadings were 26 925, down from 27 472 in the same week of 1945. Cars from connections totaled 10 265, versus 14 535 in 1945, with total cars moved 37 190 compared to 42 007. In the preceding week this year Santa Fe handled 40 746 cars.
Carroll and Lynn Jones visit their grandparents Mr and Mrs W C Jones at 1108 West Sixteenth in Clarendon for a two week stay.
The Kingdom of Trans-Jordan has applied for UN membership after gaining independence by treaty with Britain on March 21. The Security Council will recommend applications to the General Assembly, which will meet in September with 51 member nations.
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