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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1945
Page
6
Ramon F Adams prepares Western Words in its second printing praising its scope of range terms. The book is described as the most complete dictionary of range cow camp and trail terms with lively, absorbing definitions.
Bobby Lane of 1304 East Eleventh left last night to serve in the Merchant Marine, joining the national effort.
Mr and Mrs J D Amend of 1523 Parker and Miss Nell Newkirk of 802 Moore have returned home after a three week stay in Hot Springs New Mexico.
Mrs H L McMahan and daughters Martha Ann and Jeanette from Port Arthur are visiting Mrs D D Woodall, at 511 West Seventh, the host grandmother.
A colloquial tale traces how the term dough-guts used for a calf became shortened to dogie, through a cowboy named Willie Robinson and a harsh winter. The note links the phrase to a sly chaparral fox and a sickly calf as examples of frontier speech.
Philip Land 3906 Tyler Jack Ward 2216 Brooks returned home after spending 10 days in Dallas and Shreveport Louisiana.
Seaman Tommy Hicks of Seattle Washington visits his parents Mr and Mrs T C Hicks at 4205 East Fourteenth. He will return to Seattle June 20.
Mohandas K. Gandhi said the release of eight imprisoned Congress Working Committee members prompted him to step aside as leader and let others continue independence plans. Field Marshal Wavell announced the liberations and an Indian British conference is set for June 25 at Simla to discuss two extra Indian executive posts. Gandhi telegraphed the viceroy that he is an advisor, not a recognized Congress representative. The inclusion of Maulana Abdul Kalam Azad in Simla’s guest list was omitted.
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