Amarillo Hosts Summer Dog Show at Youth Center
Amarillo plans its first Summer Dog Show at the San Jacinto Youth Center on Sunday June 18 at 1 pm sponsored by the Panhandle Kennel Club and sanctioned by the American Kennel Club No points toward championship will be awarded A puppy sweepstakes for puppies 3 to 9 months old will be held judged by Ben Eitelman Entries include $1 and mail in entry blanks Entries accepted in morning at the Youth Center with trophy awards for top in breed group and best of show officials include Dick Silverstein and Lee First
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
San Jacinto
Panhandle Kennel Club
American Kennel Club
Dick Silverstein
Ben Eitelman
Enid
Okla
Lee
Fannin
Cochairman
San Jacinto Youth Center
AKC
Summer Dog Show at San Jacinto Youth Center
Emily Post column and a dog show notice share space. A San Jacinto Youth Center dog show on June 18 lists entry details, judge Ben Eitelman of Enid Oklahoma, with $1 fee per entry and divisions for Puppy Sweepstakes and Regular Classes. Also included is guidance on envelope forms for Emily Post and brief etiquette Qs and As from her column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Post
Miss Emily Post
Mrs. Post
Emily
Miss Post
Miss” Post
Washington
Bell Syndicate Inc
Denmark Keeps Butter Ration To Support Export Volumes
Denmark maintains butter rations not due to shortage but to free more butter for export. Officials say domestic supply remains adequate while policy prioritizes international trade and revenue. The approach aims to balance consumer access with continued sales abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denmark
Labor union article series opens with editor note and byline
The Globe presents the 16th piece in a labor union series by Van W. Hall a Globe News composing room staffer and Amarillo Labor Legislative Council delegate. The note explains the columnist writes in his own and local labor leaders' views with endorsement from unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van W. Hall
Globe News
Amarillo
Collective bargaining shifts power toward partnership and public responsibility
The article argues that successful collective bargaining arises when management and labor view duties as mutual. It highlights how unions seek wage gains only when living costs rise or profits allow, and how management shifts from rigid control to shared decision making. It notes unions stabilize industries and that democracy underpins bargaining with public oversight shaping labor impacts.
Jealous wife of G I trims hair of rival in court
In Frankfurt a US high commission court heard Elsa Kerwiskaeta testify that Alma Victoria Wall of Shreveport assaulted her and cut her hair after accusing a blonde Lithuanian mistress of her husband. The Polish maid Lydia Grzegoroczkow faced similar charges. In Wiesbaden the woman and maid recounted a violent grooming incident on a hunt for Sgt Burney M. Wall. Separately in London, Britain aimed to produce 450000 vehicles this year with 75 percent for export.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
US High Commission
Elsa Kerwiskaeta
Alma Victoria Wall
Shreveport
Wall
Burney M. Wall
US Air Force
Wiesbaden
Kerwiskaeta
Mrs. Wall
Mrs
U S Vehicle Production Surges in 1946 Output
In 1946 the United States produced 3,089.00 motor vehicles, triple the total of the rest of the world combined, underscoring a postwar boom in American manufacturing and demand, with large factories ramping up output to meet rebuilding needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Youth Center
Globe-News
SS National Biscuit Co
Dept
10Th St
New York
N.Y
City
Ste
National Biscuit Company
G. I. Trims
Frankfurt
Germany
Lish
Lydia Grzegoroczkow
Sergeant Wall
Geant Wall
London
SEARS
Allstate
Sears Crusader
Plymouth
Chevrolet
Allstate Batteries
Talog Sales Department
J. C. Higgins E-Z
SENG
North Side
H.P
Polk
Amarillo, Texas
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!