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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1946
Page
7
State police saved a young buck from an ice floe near Old Saybrook. Wrapped in blankets at Westbrook Barracks, the deer recovered overnight and later repeated its icy stunt, finally swimming ashore after being guided upriver and vanishing into the woods.
The Department of Agriculture plans to resume its yearbooks publication late in 1966 or early in 1947. The first yearbook was issued in 1895.
Darrell Grundy of Amarillo has been named special representative for the Franklin Life Insurance Co. His office will be in the Panhandle Building at Sixth and Tyler. Grundy has been associated with the firm for years and will handle local agency matters.
The Maverick Club presents a birthday roll call for members such as C A Ellis Billy Griffith Jackie Wooten Billy Sullivan and many others. Handball results include Ronald Johnson defeating Herbert Stallings 21 7 and 21 20 and Bud Marcum beating L G McDowell by forfeit. Sunday basketball shooting minute on free throws noted.
Marie Joiner guardian of artist Vernon White minor files final account numbered 323 on Potter County Probate Docket with petition to be discharged from trust. Court set for March 18 1946 in Amarillo Texas. notice to interested parties by publication at least ten days prior. Clerk Hubert Cole signed March 4 1946 with deputy Blanche Calhoun.
The Associated Press reports three ships with over 5500 service personnel set to reach two West Coast ports today while 4960 troops are due to debark at New York from five vessels. Names include Elizabeth Stanton Rock Hill Victory Pittston Victory Robert Rodgers Silas Mitchell from Le Havre. USS Admiral E W Eberle arrives Seattle from Korea. Comfort and Seminole reach San Francisco from Okinawa and Pearl Harbor respectively.
Santa Fe System carloadings for the week ending March 2 1946 were 24 081, up from 23 277 in the same week in 1945. Cars received from connections were 9 055, down from 14 938 in 1945. Total cars moved were 33 136, versus 38 215 a year earlier. The system handled 31 609 cars in the preceding week of this year.
A study notes mice can produce as many as 17 litters per year under favorable conditions. Researchers caution that litter size varies with environment, food, and stress levels, impacting population growth estimates.
The text notes affiliations with Dun and Bradstreet and the Treasury Department, roles at the county tax assessor and collector, and payrolls at Pantex. It also highlights leadership as past president of the Amarillo Panhellenic and Amarillo Fraternal Councils, and as co founder and first president of Nu Kappa Sigma Fraternity where he serves as secretary.
Members of the Ama rillo High School Spanish Club were entertained by a play titled Antojos de Color during their regular meeting yesterday. Cast included Elizabeth Rapp Billie Jo Barbee Ernest Eaes Lewis Jobe Dick Thompson Mary Todd Linkenha ger Hylaine Yeager Clifford Bradley Walter Stevenson George Bob Vick Dorothy Vogel Joyce Riddles.
An old advertisement urges spending 45 cents at a drug store for Buckleys CANADIOS Mixture. It promises a couple of nightly doses to deliver instant powerful action through throat head and bronchial tubes.
The write up mentions burger and Nick Nelson with Charlton Wise presenting as president of the group. After the program Miss Cora Russell, sponsor, served tostados to the group.
Stabilization Director Chester Bowles reacted with a chuckle to a telegram received in Washington D. C. The message appeared to come from an unidentified sender and offered a light moment amid policy discussions.
An advertisement extols Moroline petroleum jelly as quality in a jar for minor burns chafes chapped skin simple cuts and bruises. It urges readers to keep Moroline on hand for everyday care.
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