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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1943
Page
2
Dallas delegates at the Texas chiropody convention urge proper shoe fitting and regular foot inspections for soldiers. They warn ingrowing toenails hinder movement and back a congressional bill to create a chiropody department in the medical corps.
"Pierre of the Plains" shows today and Saturday at the Rex Theater with John Carroll as the reckless French-Canadian guide Ruth Hussey as the love interest Bruce Cabot the villain and Phil Brown Reginald Owen Henry Travers and Evelyn Ankers in the cast of Edgard Selwyn's Broadway classic Short subjects news and cartoon complete the Rex program.
Former Governor John C. Phillips, who served from 1939 to 1941, died in Flagstaff at 3 45 a m after a heart attack while fishing at Lake Mary. He passed away after being hospitalized following the incident Thursday afternoon.
An ad for FASTEETH a non acid powder to tighten dentures. It claims faster firmer bite and less embarrassment and urges readers to buy at drug stores.
Bob Steele stars in Tombstone Terror on a Friday Saturday double bill with the Ritz Brothers in Argentine Nights at the Liberty Theater. V Globe News Want Ads Get Results.
In Washington on June 25 the Senate appropriations panel backed scrapping the National Youth Administration with a 13 to 12 vote, while the House line to fire three government employees tied to subversive groups faced a second Senate rebuff. The panel also overrode a subcommittee's 6 to 5 vote to fund NYA with 46 million in the labor department budget. Senator Mead pledged to seek some NYA funds when the measure reaches the floor next week.
Union Station in Houston operates a cradle department for traveling mothers with babies. Depot officials note the unusual number of young moms passing through with their infant children en route to visit soldier husbands, making the cradle service a notable aid at the nation’s sole station offering such a program.
NEW YORK June 25. E. E. Conroy head of the New York FBI office reports wartime draft violations show a 62 percent drop compared with World War I figures.
The program lists Mary Martin in Happy Go Lucky and Clark Gable in Wings Up with Bugs Bunny cartoons and The Case of the Missing Hare. Also shows and features run from 1:00 to 9:47 P M with late news and cartoons. Cabins in the Sky unspooled Last Times Today with Rochester Waters and Ellington. Chetniks and How To Play Baseball cartoons on Today and Saturday.
In several communities the trend shows a drop in automobile use as misuse of gasoline prompts concerns. Officials note safety and environmental reasons behind shifting transport habits. Local residents weigh alternatives as fuel awareness grows.
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