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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1945
Page
5
In Atlanta a group of 80 soldiers including Medal of Honor recipients received honorable discharges at 11 A M. The veterans, tanned and grinning, were greeted by their wives and headed downtown to buy civilian clothes.
At Amarillo district meeting leaders from Amarillo Canadian Valley Lubbock Memphis and Plainview associations laid out plans to expand farm and ranch ownership of production credit associations. Goals include strong capital backlogs aiding farmer and ranch families and assisting returning veterans to start operations.
T. A. Medley father of Davis Medley of Amarillo died Sunday at his Campbell Missouri home at age 82 after three months ill health. He had served 16 months in France and Germany and was returning home when death occurred. He co owned B. M. Auto Sales at 621 Fillmore.
The government plans aerial surveys to locate the disappearing Okavango River and revive arable land in Bechuanaland and the Kalahari. The late Professor Ehl Schwarz proposed restoring climate by diverting vanished waters through spillways to rehydrate regions.
Britain plans a 4.5 million dollar program to extend and modernize its lifeboat fleet. New twin engine motor vessels will be built with improved life saving aids for coastal rescues. Civil records note added duties and coast guard readiness.
An Amarillo meeting at 8 oclock showcases two new rabbit types Castor Rex and Link Rex. Castor Rex is owned by Mart Hudson and J A Maguire while Link Rex belongs to W C Nichols. The Tex Panhandle Rabbit and Davy Breeders Association president Charles Odell says both breeds are valuable for fur and meat and the event is open to the public at the courthouse.
Amarillo police responded to a call on North Mirror at 900 block as a live elephant wandered a yard. The animal, from the T. J. Tidwell Shows, was in town and roaming despite fences. Roy Graham and Curtis Montgomery handled the incident.
Agents from Deaf Smith Carson Randall Hartley and Potter counties meet at the Herring Hotel for a all day training led by Miss Helen Swift from College Station on rural planning and organization.
Roy L. Hodges is jailed on a forgery warrant with no bond set.
A quantity of nickels was removed from the automatic phonograph at Jones Brothers Drive In located at 413 North East Eighth last night.
An advertising notice promotes FASTEETH powder for upper and lower dentures to hold plates firmer and reduce odor. It claims no gummy taste, an alkaline non acid formula, and no sour feeling. Available at any drug store.
An advertorial promotes Sulfa-Dango as a liquid topical treatment combining a sulfa compound with a soothing agent. It claims immediate itch and dandruff relief and suitability for acne eczema psoriasis impetigo insect bites burns sunburn and other irritations. The ad offers a money back guarantee with a one dollar full-treatment sale and notes no bandaging required.
Anne Adams presents pattern 4766 for a teen frock and matching hat with white eyelet trim and ribbon detail. The pattern comes in sizes 10 to 16 and requires yards of 39 inch fabric for size 12. Send twenty cents to Amarillo Globe Pattern Department with size style number name and address.
Mr. and Mrs. William Bruns of Austin join Mrs. Olin E. Broome and Mrs. Broome at 1200 West Twentieth for a family visit. Mrs. Bruns and Mrs. Broome are sisters.
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