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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1941
Page
16
Charles S. Donley a 55 year old Pittsburgh transportation consultant was elected president of Kiwanis International. The election was announced this morning with actual voting held yesterday. Cleveland was chosen as the 1942 Kiwanis convention city.
Cambridge mass reports rising shark fishing along California and Florida coasts as scientists seek vitamin sources. Soup fin shark liver yields high vitamin A for color and night vision, while its dorsal fin stocks soup stock. South Atlantic markets value skins and livers for leather and stock feeds, with sharks caught by longline hooks or nets.
Sheriff Bill Adams and wife Mrs. Adams endure tense hours as their son William M. Adams Jr. learns he has passed the Naval Academy physical and is set to begin midshipman training. The family awaited confirmation after long examination suspense.
An Amarillo night watchman aged 82 credits Hoyt's Compound with restoring strength after years of leg weakness and indigestion. He reports walking a mile, returning to work, and noting elimination of pains. Hoyt's Compound is sold by Cretney Drug Stores in Amarillo Borger and Pampa and other area druggists.
The narrative centers on a mother’s decision regarding her son Bill’s future at the Naval Academy. He argues the boy is mature enough to decide his path, noting Bills long-held wish for the academy and contrasting it with Mrs. Adams’s college hopes. A sheriff displayed a telegram and a Worley letter amid a rally scene.
Legion offices in Amarillo will close tomorrow and Saturday. Roy Beard, office adjutant for Hanson Post and national committee man for 40 et 8, is continuing duties despite the closure.
A Texas organization will represent its state at the American Legion convention in Ruidoso New Mexico. The event runs Friday Saturday and Sunday. Separately Belgian baths of Bruges in the 15th century featured food tables built beside each tub.
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