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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1945
Page
3
Commentary argues the forthcoming league of nations will not solve world trouble as shown by the French Syrian dispute. It notes that any league action could be blocked by a single member, undermining collective authority and foreshadowing potential failures of the new system.
The text explains an 11 member Security Council with five permanent powers United States Britain France Russia and China and six smaller nation representatives. It notes that action against aggression requires all five big powers to vote yes plus at least two smaller yes votes and that France could veto by voting no. It warns that if the other big powers try to curb France by force a world war could follow.
Denver visitor Mrs. B. E. Lynn visits Mrs. Ruth Houston and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lynn at the Amarillo Hotel, sharing time in the area.
Wartime reports reveal sulfanilamide, once discarded as waste, proved lifesaving for soldiers. Medical teams repurposed the drug after recognizing its value in treating infections and saving veterans from deadly illnesses.
The Downtown USO presents a Sunday afternoon concert from 4 to 6 in Ellwood Park. It is the second in a weekly series named Your Favorites in Music with selections chosen by a polling of men in the armed forces. The program parallels Thursday theme nights featuring full symphonies. Last week drew about 250 attendees.
Advertises Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a herbal kidney remedy to relieve bladder irritation from excess acidity. Claims 16 herbs and roots provide fast urine flow without habit forming effects. Encourages sending name and address for a free prepaid sample from Kilmer & Co. Stamford Connecticut. All druggists sell Swamp Root.
City park superintendent O B Howell collaborates with Downtown USC Club director John Corcoran and club staffer Pat Canton providing 300 feet of power line for the public address system. Mrs Faye Stanley and Mrs Orlene Baldwin return from Carlsbad Cavern.
Mrs. W. L. Askew of 2402 Tyler departed yesterday for San Diego to visit her son Wesley Askew, a hospital attendant, and spend time there.
Miss Shirley Jones of 1004 Monroe will leave Saturday to visit her aunt and uncle Rev. and Mrs. L. E. Godwin in Groom.
Mrs. Lucille Allison of 402 Tennessee is spending the summer with her father H. L. Rucker in Mineral Wells. She urges keeping more War Bonds as part of war-saving efforts.
Elizabethh Nixson Junior High School delegates formed a Calling All Girls club at a YWCA meeting. By September similar clubs will open in other junior and senior highs. Officers include Shirley Neeley president and Anne Dodson vice president.
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