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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1943
Page
3
The listing promotes daily screenings with titles such as The More The Merrier Casablanca and Riding Down the Canyon plus Disney and Movietone News. Showtimes span afternoon to late evening across multiple venues with color cartoons and serials among features.
A clipped notice mentions Westinghouse optimism about postwar power plants for airplanes and locomotives centered on gas turbines. It notes Sharon Kay Childress born May 30 at St. Anthony's Hospital, and Charles Gordon added to the G. W. Keeling family June 4 at St. Anthony's. Wanda Mae Lanette named by Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Owens of Hereford.
Reports list newborns at St Anthony's Hospital with birth dates June 1 to June 4 and addresses of families. Names include John Barrett, Mary Janet Nemechek, Marguerite Ann Harman, Carol Lou Hicks, Arthur Lee Walker, with guardian families in Amarillo and surrounding towns. Weekend visitors mention Mrs F Henville, Jeff Singleton, Mrs Selmon, and others from Bremerton Lufkin and nearby cities.
Buenos Aires reports that President Pedro Ramirez pledged to keep Argentina neutral "for the present" while maintaining friendship with American nations. Diplomatic observers note the phrase signals possible future shifts. Ramirez's cabinet, sworn in after Rawson's march toppled Castillo, emphasizes autonomy and no foreign interference.
Charles Starrett in The Durango Kid shares the bill with Dennis O'Keefe in Nobody's Sweetheart Now. The Liberty Theater shows the pair on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday.
Prediction of clear skies brought hope of receding flood waters to North Texas today as farmers counted agricultural losses from weekend rains. Creeks feeding the Trinity River were receding Monday night while the river itself rose toward its banks. The east fork of the Trinity fell. Dallas County officials estimated road and bridge damage in the southeast and southwest portions at 15000 dollars.
Galveston taxi cabs vanished from streets as Union No. begins a brief layoff. Local drivers halted service after a strike vote while negotiations continued with city officials and cab companies.
About 853 cab drivers voted last night to suspend service as a protest against what they called city police discrimination. They said the move is not a strike and will last a few days until discussions resolve concerns. Chief Fred M. Ford denied issuing many tickets to drivers and rejected claims that cabbies were fined more than other residents.
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