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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1946

Page

9

GI Slang Enriches American Language From World War II

Dr. David W. Maurer notes that GI Joe slang from the war era has spread into civilian life across oil fields ranches and mills. Examples include lashup boondocks eight bells swabie pink lady and gooks with terms borrowed from Navy Army Marine corps and other groups.

America Panhandle David W. Maurer University of Louisville Army Navy Maurer South Pacific Apia Johnson Boondocks

Century-Old Seamstress Remembers 7000 Pairs of Trousers

In Vassalboro Maine Mrs Mae Z Glidden now 107 recalls making seven thousand pairs of men's trousers before factory clothing. She trained as a spinner and weaver in youth and mother of five with over one hundred descendants.

Vassalboard U.P Mae Z. Glidden

Penguins court by gifting stones to mates

The article notes that in courtship penguins present stones to their mates as part of mating behavior.

Texas University Restored to Good Standing by S A C S

March 29. The University of Texas regained good standing with the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools in Memphis after indefinite probation since July 22 following the dismissal of President Homer P. Rainey. Rainey, in Manhattan Kansas, said nothing on learning of the action. A student group urged Rainey to run for Texas governor to counter a reactionary conspiracy.

Association Texas Board of Regents Rainey Southern Association Texas

Jitterbugs Across Centuries Questioned by Historian

Berkeley scholar Dr. Arnold Rowbotham argues that each youth culture provokes adult disapproval yet fades with time. He cites 16th century Montaigne criticizing dancing teachers and women abandoning formal dances for rapid, tumbling movements.

Berkeley Cal U.P Arnold H. Rowbotham Rowbotham University of California Montagne

Fossil Study Guides Oil Drill Locations

J Edgar Pew of Sun Oil Co explains that microscopic fossils let scientists read earth strata to forecast oil presence. This fossil analysis reduces drilling risks and saves time and money for oil companies.

Philadelphia J. Edgar Pew Sun Oil Co Pew

LPG Household Sales Rise 23 Percent to 540 Million Gallons

Liquefied petroleum gas sold for home use reached 540 million gallons last year, up 23 percent from 1944 levels, reflecting growing demand for domestic fuel.

Rezoning Hearing on Ridger Tarter Addn Properties

City Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing Friday April 5 1946 at 7 30 p m in City Hall Council Chamber to consider rezoning properties in Ridger Tarter Addition and surrounding blocks including Holland Morningside and multiple lot ranges on N Pierce NE 8th Ridgemere Blvd N Buchanan N Lincoln N Johnson and other streets. Katheryne Burwell city secretary announces.

City Planning and Zoning Commission Council Chamber Holland Holland Holland Morningside Block Street N. Pierce N. Buch Ridgemere Blvd N. Buchanan N. Lincoln N. Johnson Katheryne Burwell

Broadway Army To Use Show Methods In Recruiting

New York reports the Army will deploy show business publicity to boost recruiting with its main enlistment center in Times Square as 100000 veterans adjust to civilian life. The piece notes other cultural and political tidbits from UN staff to Hollywood dealings and social headlines.

New York Army Times Square State Department United Nations Security Council Hunter College Chateaubriand la Martinique League of Nations Florida U. S S. Army Star Wayne Taylor Saturday Evening Post Appleton Century Samuel Leibowitz 52Nd St. Bistros Burgess Meredith Paulette Goddard Buzz Peter Cusick Mac Kriendler Club 21 Ben Hecht Charlie MacArthur Herbert Marshall Jennifer Nigel Bruce Humphrey Bogart Lauren Bacall

Broadway and industry notes on theater and crime

A collage of 1940s showbiz items mentions Lillian Hellman directing her play for Broadway with Herman Shumlin not producing. Also noted are Dave Apollon’s nose surgery after taxi sluggin g and robbery, Life magazine omissions, Coast Guard connections, Marilyn Miller casting rumors, a railroads book project, Bill Robinson Day plans, and Arthur Rodzinski joining the Philharmonic.

Plate Shuberts Lillian Hellman Kermit Bloomgarten Herman Shumlin Dave Apollon Chicago le Ruban Bleu Broadway Life Magazine Rose Inghram Coast Guard Warren Caro Alaska Theatre Guild Sally de Marco Marilyn Miller Lucius Beebe Chuck Clegg Dutton Broadway Association Bill Robinson

Recruiting Officer To Address Clarendon Lions Club Tuesday

Col. Robert Hardy of the West Texas U. S. Army Recruiting District will speak at the Clarendon Lions Club meeting on Tuesday April 1, as announced by Capt. John G. Henry the Amarillo recruiter.

Clarendon Lions Club Robert Hardy West Texas U. S. Army John G. Henry Amarillo

Two Panhandle Veterans Discharged at Camp Chaffee

Discharge of two Panhandle Army veterans completed at Camp Chaffee Arkansas. Cpl. Michael Vasil of Childress and Cpl. Mellvin T. White of Dalhart are the veterans involved.

Camp Chaffee the Panhandle Camp Chaffee, Ark Cpl Michael Vasil Childress Mellvin T. White Dalhart

Stout Family Returns Home From Amarillo Trip

Mr and Mrs Robert Stout and daughter Dorothy return to Gatesville after a business trip to Amarillo.

Robert Stout Dorothy Gatesville Amarillo

York man finally earns 1918 high school diploma in 1946

John B. Keeler of York qualified for graduation from high school in 1918 but received his diploma in 1946. He said he delayed applying because he forgot about it after enlisting in the Marine Corps during the last war.

Wilkes-Barre, Pa U.P John B. Keeler York Keeler Marine Corps

Word game solutions list entries

A compiled answer set presenting solutions such as humidor humerus hhum humble humanity humidity humorous humdrum humiliate humbug hummock thumb thump rheumatism house maid husbandman human chump exhume chrysanthemum with spaces and numbering

Custody Awarded To Amarillo Mother In Chicago Court

Three year old Melinda Mari Marsh is awarded to her mother Ruth Nassaman after a four day hearing by Circuit Judge John Prystalski. The child will be allowed to leave Chicago for Amarillo tomorrow. The parents, Ruth Nassaman and Lt Edward Marsh, divorced last October. Nassaman family ties and Army Air Forces service are noted with expected Army induction for Nassaman.

Chicago Melinda Mari Marsh Ruth A. Nassaman Amarillo Eglin Field Fla Army Air Forces Pratt Kan

Meteorologist Walter Watts Joins Weather Bureau Staff

Walter Watts has joined the Weather Bureau at English Field as a junior meteorologist. He resides at Pantex Village and recently moved to Amarillo from Washington. Want ads are discussed as business builders.

Walter Watts United States Weather Bureau English Field Pantex Village Mr. Watts Amarillo Washington

General Bethea Assumes Brooke General Hospital Command

Brig. Gen. James A. Bethea, who has led McCloskey General Hospital since 1942, will report the first week in April to take command of Brooke General Hospital in San Antonio. Lt. Col. Joseph W. Westbrook of the Veterans Administration has arrived at McCloskey to oversee maintenance.

Dallas Sets Teacher Salaries

Highland Park schools announce a salary schedule with maximums of 1800 for teachers with bachelor degrees and 1900 for those with masters. The plan raises district maximums to 2800 and 3000 depending on degree level.

Dallas W. B. Irvin Highland Park

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