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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1945
Page
4
An advertisement touts drastic weekly weight loss without exercise or diet, claiming 3 to 5 pounds per week using tremett. It promises a full refund if 30 days do not yield results and urges readers to ask for Tremett at Walgreens and druggists everywhere.
City personnel director A Petersen asks the city commission for a 90 day leave or resignation. He cites his wife’s illness and need to spend summer in Colorado. Petersen, a veteran of the Spanish American War and World War I, is a retired railroad man serving as director amid a civil service influenced city structure.
Reports from Chungking state that Gen. Chang Yen a guerrilla leader who fought with the 19th route army against Japan in 1932 was executed March 22 at Paise in Kwangsi on orders of Chungking for alleged subversive activity. A Kwangei newspaper first published the news and claimed three other leaders were also killed, though unconfirmed.
Amarillo businessmen can meet Otto Shaw, War Production Board priorities expert, to discuss priority problems. He will be available for interviews tomorrow afternoon and Thursday morning at the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce. Telephone 5238.
Last year approximately half the canned vegetables and two thirds of the canned fruit used by civilians were home canned.
A severe storm Sunday night damaged the Boys' Ranch site at Old Tascosa. A five inch hail cloudburst ripped leaves from cottonwood trees, tore limbs, knocked out windows, flooded a pool and barns, washed out a road, and disrupted filming. Amarillo photographer Claude Gray witnessed the destruction.
Governor Coke R. Stevenson proclaims a series of observances in Texas. Flag Week runs June 10 to 17, Flag Day is June 14, and Infantry Day follows on June 15. The June 14 date marks the Continental Congress approval of the national flag design in 1777, long before Texas statehood.
Mrs Henry Cusick of 3907 Tyler starts a two week visit in Wichita Kansas at the home of her son Kenneth Cu sick.
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