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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1942
Page
9
Oregon officials say the proposed $1,000,000 state office building likely will not be constructed until after the national emergency. The delay stems from the wartime priority and material shortages, as state offices await funding and priority supplies.
London reports a stern government warning to food racketeers about air raid blackout rules. Gen. Albert L. Cox notes some federal buildings lagging, with calls for full cooperation and funding for blackout equipment. Wardens report few violations as 28,080 wardens and 7,000 deputies enforce the order. no arrests were made.
Sir Stafford Cripps urged the United States to adopt an all-out war stance like the Soviet Union in the fight against Nazism. He warned of further Allied reverses but said victory will come from mobilizing manpower and materials behind one side, praising Soviet resolve and noting Russia still faces months of hard fighting.
Dixie Dice's Keep Em Flying Revue will be a special feature during Fat Stock Show Week in Amarillo. Two daily floor shows Monday to Wednesday will run 4:30 p.m. in the Panhandle Livestock Association hall, with evenings at the Crystal Ballroom. Proceeds from dances at Amarillo and Herring go to the Service Men's Civic Center.
Tax experts interpret Secretary Morgenthau’s proposed schedule for California for high earners. A single filer with no dependents earning one million would owe about 1.02 million in total taxes, while earning five million would total roughly 5.22 million. For a married couple with two dependents, taxes shift similarly, leaving sizeable net losses at extreme incomes.
Washington reports that lend-lease aid to the United Nations will total 47 410 650 000 dollars once President Roosevelt signs a fifth supplemental war appropriation bill approved by Congress. The measure provides 5 425 000 000 dollars direct lend-lease funds and allows transfers of up to 11 250 000 000 dollars of war supplies produced with defense funds.
Ray Noblett will be the Legion Education Week speaker this evening broadcasting from KGNC at 6:30 PM. Other speakers include E. C. Nelson Bruce Autry and John Boyce. Joe Omler arranged the speaker series for Hanson. Tran has raised government employee pay to match rising living costs.
Washington reports a ten hour capital blackout with federal buildings exempt from the rules. Officials praised civilian and business cooperation while defense leaders toured the city and Maryland Virginia sections. Senator McCarran urged federal buildings to join in the spirit of the blackout in future inspections.
When constipation brings on stomach upset and bloating your bowels need a nudge. Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna with Syrup Pepsin eases movement and soothes the stomach, praised by doctors and liked by children for its pleasant taste. Take as directed on the label or by your doctor.
An advertisement promotes Lavoptik, a boric acid based eyewash, claimed to soothe tired inflamed burning itching sticky eyelids. The copy promises relief and a money back guarantee after 25 years of success, urging purchase at all drug stores.
Major Gwilym Lloyd George announced in the House of Commons that stiff penalties will soon be imposed on black market operators to stamp out profiteering and gluttony. MPs pressed for punishments from flogging to life imprisonment, while the government weighs prison terms up to ten years for big-time operators and tightens supplier controls for luxury clubs and hotels in the West End.
A promotional flyer promises rapid relief from psoriasis eczema athlete's foot acne varicose ulcers and itching using a so called earth based product. It lists a Chicago PO box 5170 for contact.
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