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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1945
Page
8
Mayor Joe A. Jenkins proclaims Flag Day celebrating the 168th anniversary of the Continental Congress’s adoption of the first flag. He urges citizens to reaffirm allegiance to the nation and its constitution, linking the day to liberty and justice for all.
Lt. R. H. Garnett head of Kemper Military School physics department arrived for a 10 day visit. He plans to enroll new students at Kemper. After Amarillo he will proceed to Abilene.
The Agricultural Department concludes after extensive study that commercial cultivation of tropical rubber plants in the Florida Everglades would not be practical.
Tonight's America Town Meeting debates price controls after victory with Leon Henderson and Murray D. Lincoln urging continued limits and Senator Robert Taft with Rep. A. L. Miller opposing. The Reader's Digest sponsors KFDA at 7 30.
Day and night radio listings show programs across NBC CBS and local stations KGNC KFDA KGNO KGNOC KGU. Notable items include news by NBC CBS KFDA World Fronts and Weather, music variety with Fred Waring and Dinah Shore, dramas, and soap-style serials with Dawn and Midday broadcasts.
Washington June 7 government readies swift new moves to enforce War Labor Board directives amid the push to protect wartime labor management policy. Stabilization Director Davis may seize properties or impose sanctions in over twenty cases. President Truman has already ordered seizures of oil firms and other actions in two months. The drive follows congressional inaction on enforcement legislation and centers on maintenance of membership and other union security provisions.
Lt. Bernard S. Leavitt on 60 day leave visited Amarillo after surviving a 1944 downing over Bordeaux France and nine missions as bombardier. He was captured as a POW from June 19 1944 until liberated by Gen. Patton's 14th Armored Division and stationed previously at Ridgewell England. He enlisted in 1941 and earned his second lieutenant commission in 1943.
State Highway Patrolman Joe Cantrell has returned to duty after a two weeks vacation spent mainly on his new home. Cantrell was transferred here from Childress about two months ago when Patrolman John Hammock moved to Dalhart.
The initial plants dedicated to exclusive rayon manufacture in the United States began operating in 1912 marking a milestone in domestic synthetic fiber production.
Mr. and Mrs. E H Gene Klein of 2817 Lipscomb travel to Newburg Indiana to attend the funeral of Mrs Kelln the mother of Mrs Klein.
High quality protein aid promotes body building and health. Kellogg's All-Bran provides a protein rich option for nutritious dieting and fitness support.
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