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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1943
Page
8
Amarillo health inspector O W Donnell reports 404 operating food handling establishments in the city, down from 421 last October, with 2 196 people employed, up from 1 900. Shortage visible in ads and windows, pay for dishwashers now four dollars a day plus meals.
Market notices from Kansas City and Chicago cover hogs cattle calves and sheep with price ranges and sales volume. A Houston Post report quotes Mexican Consul Adolfo Dominguez calling widespread discrimination in Texas against Americans of Mexican descent a Nazi-like tactic and a threat to national unity.
Lt. C. B. Parrett and Lt. Ben Blackwell will interview prospective volunteers at the local recruiting station in the Post Office building about enlisting in the Naval Construction Battalions for overseas duty. Eligible men 17 to 50 with skilled qualifications may be certified as petty officers and receive immediate training.
In the post office building the department announced Christmas gift mailing windows for overseas personnel. Army gifts must be mailed from September 15 to October 15 to ensure delivery on time while Navy overseas gifts run from September 15 to November 1.
In the Pittsburgh region 40 000 of 125 000 mines remain idle with 16 000 tons of pig iron lost to the steel industry by tonight. Carnegie Illinois Steel Corp halts 10 blast furnaces and cuts Clairton by products coke plant output by half. Alabama locals vote to recall 22 000 members but 300 locals coal diggers do not respond. West Virginia shows 30 000 of 130 000 miners staying out. UMW official Blizzard cites a three cornered conspiracy among War Labor Board operators and the President over pay raises.
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