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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1944

Page

13

Baby Joy Through Song and Playful Care

A mother and baby share a playful nursery moment as the baby responds with enthusiasm to singing and a friendly voice. The feature urges cheerful interaction, noting rhythm and repetition delight infants and that even frustrated caregivers should maintain a light, fun approach.

Mr. Jones Bob

DAR Opposes Unrestricted Immigration After War

The Texas Daughters of the American Revolution declare at their three day convention that new citizens look unpromising and undesirable and oppose unrestricted immigration at war's end. The 275 attendees heard a resolution from Beaumont's George Moffett Society urging tightened eligibility and sending copies to state regional and national offices. Government market reports forecast enough pork for next year prompting liver sausage to move from sandwich filler to main dishes with two recipes offered.

Texas Ciety Daughters of the American Revolution United States Texas Society of the Dar George Moffett Society of Beaumont Manual For Citizenship Committee United States of America

New Mexico Soldiers in the Philippines at War Losses

Dr. W. H. Spensley, president of the Bataan Relief Organization, states that 1876 New Mexico soldiers served in the Philippines as part of the 200th Coast Artillery when war began. He notes about 200 have been officially reported dead, many after surrender to the Japanese.

Albuquerque N. M. UP W. H. Spensley Bataan Relief Organization New Mexico Philippines 200Th Coast Artillery Spensley

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