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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1946
Page
4
The Chicago Board of Trade imposed a penalty of 29.2 cents a bushel on May rye shorts for unsettled contracts outstanding after May 22. Shorts must liquidate 243 000 bushels at 2.70 per bushel, versus the final price of 2.40. Thousands praise the want ads.
More than 500 doctors attend Amarillo's annual post graduate osteopathy clinic led by Dr. L. V. Cradit and Dr. L. J. Vick. Registration is tomorrow at Osteopathic Hospital. The two week program offers four courses on eye ear nose throat osteopathic technique varicose veins hernia and proc tology with a 10 member faculty from across the country.
College Station report notes Texas farmers delivered 1 319 000 bushels of old crop wheat to the Federal Government under the 30 cent bonus plan. Initial Texas estimate was 500 000 bushels, later raised to 750 000 and finally to about 1 million. Deliveries occurred before the May 25 deadline.
The Interstate Commerce Commission approves a permit for the American Liberty Steamship Corporation to operate steamship service linking Houston Galveston and Baltimore.
Dr Louis Ridenour of MIT labeled Operation Crossroads a colossal waste and warned that the July air burst could sink one to three ships while a surface burst later might cause more damage. He argued it would be safer to test near ships and cities with controlled depth explosions and criticized potential banner headlines. A separate crash story notes a motorcycle collision left a rider unconscious for five days.
The Red Cross Gray Ladies and 12 staff assistants are urged to keep serving while the Amarillo field hospital stays active. Forty local Gray Ladies and volunteers assist in patient care for Army recruits homesick at the field hospital. Miss Agnes Ullman, assistant field director, notes the workers thought they were not needed during temporary deactivation.
Norman Christy, 13, of Dalhart, has recovered from a brain concussion after a crash. He spent over two weeks in a local hospital and was discharged as he wins his fight for life.
A student excitement builds for a new tap dance class and upcoming performance. The note mentions a men's tap class joining, promising a joint show and fond affection for dancing lessons.
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