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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1945
Page
6
Miss Glennis Cockretl of 1300 Harri con will spend the Easter holidays with her parents in Hereford. Tender spinach leaves are used for a delectable salad with wash chill and toss in French dressing. Hard cooked eggs make a good addition.
A 20 minute film titled Victory Harvest premieres April 11 in Amarillo. It shows farmer labor strategies across thousands of communities to address a wartime labor shortage and includes a two minute epilogue featuring Marvin Jones urging more emergency farm workers.
Higgins will depart Sunday for hospital training in Balboa Park California after 10 days leave with his mother Mrs. R C Higgins at 1123 Broadmoor. He recently finished boat training in San Diego and entered the Navy medical corps January 16. He left Amarillo High School mid term and has a Civil Service job in Hawaii since late 1942. He met his brother Pat Higgins during leave, and another brother Lt Dan Higgins is in Egypt with the Army Air Forces. Father F C High Higgins serves with the Seabees in the Admiralty Islands.
To prevent skidding and slipping it is advisable to tack down small rugs used at the head or foot of stairways or in doorways.
A historical note describes using radio to direct traffic at Butler Field football games. It references Capt Tommy Thomas and Police Chief Sid Har, and cites Amarillo Pampa crowds from 1934 and Pasadena Rose Bowl crowds. The piece mentions two way radio receivers guiding ground traffic from the press box and re routing instructions as needed.
To prevent scattering roll dried bread or cracker crumbs in a paper sack with a regular rolling pin. This method keeps crumbs contained while crushing leftovers for reuse or disposal.
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