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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1946
Page
6
Pryor Dillard of Harlingen delivered the first 1946 bale of cotton, entering the Houston Cotton Exchange to declare he had a bale downstairs. Dillard spoke after driving all night, delaying delivery slightly due to early-week rains.
In Fort Worth on June 13 a grieving father carries 10 year old Aronette Rubin toward Los Angeles for radioactive phosphorus treatment. Doctors hope the atomic method can save her life after Atlanta physicians gave two months to live. Local businessmen funded a $1,500 trip. Rubin plans to work in California and return with Aronette in four months.
A 26 year old Washington brunette Mrs Dorothy Mahoney and Arthur D Millison 36 leaped to death from a hotel ninth floor after a love affair. Millison chased her with a chair and perished beside her as police and firemen watched. Mahoney’s husband Army Captain H R Mahoney Jr overseas. Millison estranged for 18 months. Mahoney mother of a 3 year old, Millison father of three sons.
After 27 months in the Navy, W. A. Wardlaw Jr. receives his discharge and returns home as a petty officer third class who spent seven months on Samar. He attended Amarillo High School and is the son of Mrs. Sophia Wardlaw.
Federal Bureau of Investigation agents will conduct a law officers training school in Amarillo at Municipal Auditorium tomorrow at 2 30 PM. Special agent in charge Percy Wylie and agents Davey O Brien and H E Plaxico are expected tonight, along with Texas Ranger captain M T Gonzaullas.
Misses Virginia and Bible Jean Carter daughters of Mr and Mrs Sid Carter of Canyon Road returned from Stratford after spending a week with relatives.
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