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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1947
Page
6
Chicago police responded to a report of a broken window at the Maternity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Church. Nothing stolen was found but a note left by the prowler was discovered in a confessional box stating I am sorry forgive me I am afraid to go to confession. Deadline for requests is 5 P M on weekdays.
Miss Ailese Parten named assistant manager for the Prairie Dog and private secretary to Amarillo architect Mr. Guy A Carlander. Parten, a Mary Hardin Baylor alumna and former journalism instructor, has long linked with the college and journalism groups. She also helped reorganize senior societies and founded three junior societies.
Advertorial claims medical tests show SSS Tonite increases gastric juice flow in non organic stomach disturbances and helps build non organic anemia. It promises improved digestion sleep appetite and strength with daily use and urges readers to buy at drug stores.
Amarillo based Wholesale Credit Women's Club earns second in the nation for membership growth. President Margaret Ventress received notice of the recognition from the National Credit Women's Executive Committee in New York City. Next dinner meeting is set for April 14 at the Herring Hotel.
Miss Hubert Brooks and Gwynn Harvey co-own a Chicago apartment house. Brooks is named both plaintiff and defendant in a suit filed by OPA after she and five tenants alleged Harvey stopped firing the furnace, Brooks being a co-owner makes her a defendant by default.
The first U S naval vessel to circumnavigate the globe was the USS Vincennes leaving New York in September 1926 and returning via the Cape of Good Hope in June 1830 per the report.
In the southwest area the city plans a two million dollar pipeline and extra wells. Twenty years of pumping lowered water levels, with some wells dropping 60 feet and others losing about seven feet per year. Well No 1 at McDonald fell 53 feet by Jan 22 1947.
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