Stars With Dense Material Weigh A Ton Per Cubic Inch
The passage notes a phenomenon where stars consist of extremely dense material packed so tightly that a single cubic inch would weigh about a ton, illustrating extraordinary stellar densities.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1942
Page
3
The passage notes a phenomenon where stars consist of extremely dense material packed so tightly that a single cubic inch would weigh about a ton, illustrating extraordinary stellar densities.
SAN ANTONIO March 12 Three officers and three enlisted men were killed when an Army B 25 bomber crashed and burned nine miles east of Yoakum nine miles east of Yoakum after departing Duncan Field bound for Camp Beauregard. The crew from Camp Beauregard La included Second Lieut D W Bradford pilot Second Lieut R C Hocking First Lieut A M Johnston Master Sgt C G Frazier Tech Sgt E F Ricks Sgt C A Smith. The ship had been to Duncan Field for routine repairs. Army officers were sent to the scene for investigation.
The letters describe job seekers seeking farm, yard, or security work near San Jacinto and Lubbock. Individuals note tractor driving experience, machine work, and truck driving, offering to take any steady honest job and to travel as needed. Contacts provided for follow up.
Person offering to work for hourly wages in housework and child care. Open to caring for children or a position in a motherless home. Flexible schedule and reliable, seeking ongoing domestic help opportunity.
I offer plain carpentry and repair work and invite interested customers to call me at 5107 or visit at 205 North Taylor Street to arrange service.
An advertisement seeks a work exchange for a two-room garage apartment at 3610 Van Buren Street. It offers contact by phone 6918 and urges response. A lonely man seeks a pen pal, an urban woman around 40, for companionship. An aquarium data inquiry follows seeking information.
A reader at 1105 Johnson Street seeks help planning a tropical fish aquarium. Requests names of suitable plants and best fish, plus any additional guidance. Wishes to discuss with those who currently or formerly keep aquariums.
Annamias Miles, a Black man, received a 25 year term in 47th district court for the October murder of Ari zona Louise Hargrove. The district attorney and law enforcement said extensive efforts are underway to curb Black-on-Black homicides.
The Swing and Sway club will meet this evening in the Federated Club room from 9:30 to 11:30. President Mrs Glover will preside, with a contingency to shift to 7:30 to entertain visiting soldiers if needed.
Mrs Katherine Simmons, 70, is superintendent of Munising's municipal waterworks and likely the only woman in the nation in such a post. She took the role after her husband, the previous superintendent, died in 1930. Her duties include operating complex machinery such as a chlorine gas injector.
In Ankara on March 12, Erwin Rommel was seen as a likely central figure in a new Nazi offensive timed with Hitler’s favored Id es of March period. The plan reportedly envisions a three pronged drive targeting Egypt and the Suez, the Russian Caucasus, and Britain’s oil routes to India, with Rommel assigned the toughest segment.
In Schenectady New York Mrs. Luis Gonzaga, a war bride, was married by proxy to her Portuguese fiancé. The husband, a WGEA announcer, was at his desk when the ceremony occurred via affidavits mailed from Cuba. The couple soon began a brief honeymoon in New York while he remained on air.
Merrill Lynch shows Dow Jones up 0.33 percent at 9954 with 360,000 shares traded at 1 PM. New York Exchange quotes bulk shares led by Anaconda, Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, IBM and more, alongside autos and airlines. Kansas City livestock report notes hogs steady to higher, cattle steady to higher, and lambs around $11.50 to $11.85, with total volume of hogs about 2,000 and sheep 5,500. Market tone mixed across sectors with slight gains in industrials and declines in some utilities.
Fort Worth state rationing administrator and former adjutant general Mark McGee is invited to be principal speaker at Amarillo Chamber of Commerce annual banquet on March 26 at the Herring Hotel. Banquet committee led by Hal Brown aims for 800 attendees. reservations accepted by March 23 noon. Rex Baxter returns from Washington for duties. directors voting March 21 with new officers to follow. A last line notes oil maintenance advice for cars every 5,000 miles.
A 4-H club boy will auction a calf at the Fat Stock Show with proceeds donated to Amarillo’s Service Men’s Civic Center. The bank will buy then resell, with each price benefiting the Center’s work to ease visiting soldiers’ stays. Local firms and individuals have shown interest in buying and rebuying the calf to maximize donations.
Robert A. Bosch, 80, German inventor and industrialist founder of Bosch Manufacturing, died in Stuttgart after a short illness. His firm produced the well known Bosch magneto and other automotive machinery.
An officer from the Colorado Industrial School declared a ward’s shoes belong to his school and took them back. Juvenile authorities provided another pair for the prisoner. Robert C. Jones of Wichita Falls will preach at the North Amarillo Church of Christ at 8 tonight, with cooperation from two other city Churches of Christ.
B C Cosgrove a detective with the Amarillo police department since June 1941 tendered his resignation effective March 31. He previously served as Randall County deputy sheriff in the Amarillo district. He said he enjoyed his work and plans to train for his old rating in the U S Navy. The detective served in World War II. Leo Yselding head of the department is on leave to serve as FBI agent and recently attended an FBI academy refresher in Washington.
Commissioned and non commissioned officers of the headquarters staff and Amarillo flights of the 11th Squadron Aviation Branch Texas Defense Guard will hold their regular weekly conference tonight. The meeting starts at 7 30 o clock at the squadron headquarters 710 Taylor Street Major Art Hawks commanding officer announced.
The Rangerettes at Sam Houston Junior High School will hold a dinner ceremony at 7 pm in the cafeteria to induct about 40 new members. Mrs Anna V East serves as faculty sponsor and director of the group.
Am arillo lodge No. 923 of the Benevolent and Protective Orders of Elks plans a mortgage burning ceremony after the final payment on the Elks Home debt. Distinguished visitors and officials of the order are expected, with a John Snider barbecue supper and initiation of a large class to follow.
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