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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1944
Page
2
Traffic police in Amarillo say pedestrians may be ticketed for crossing mid block or not waiting for a go signal. The effort is educational, with Captain Tommy Thomas promoting a poster and urging care by pedestrians and drivers alike to reduce crosswalk risks.
Robert Kazmayer will outline Russia as a major world power and its people as strong and intelligent before the Knife and Fork Club next Monday night. Kamayer is a sought-after speaker with many return engagements. Reservations available at Maxor Drug Store or Amarillo Hotel news stand by noon Monday. The lecture begins at 8 at the Country Club and will be followed by a reception.
Enlisted men at Amarillo Army Air Field contributed over 2500 to the Red Cross War Fund. Hundreds mail money home and others give at the downtown headquarters as 58 uniformed volunteers receive donations on pay day. Officials say final totals will reveal broad support and the county aims to reach 112500.
The Texas Exes hold an annual meeting tonight at the Amarillo Country Club for all University of Texas alumni and parents. A dinner is served at 7 with advance reservations required due to rationing. Dick Bivins is president, W M Sutton vice president, W H Brian secretary, with Beaumont Stinnett chairing attendance and Tom Seay programs.
AWOL Army Corporal Henrye Kania and Pvt Jacob Ricotta claim they punched Lewis in the eye as a homecoming pact. Lewis aide K C Adams says only arm waving occurred. Military police search the missing soldiers. Ricotta says he earned a Purple Heart at Salerno. In addition, Estes visit Am arillo notes appear.
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