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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1946
Page
2
Merrill Lynch closing stock averages list mixed results with notable declines in several industrials and utilities. Rail, automotive, and consumer goods names show varied moves while grain and livestock figures indicate steady to softer pricing in regional markets.
Texas crime fighters tout a new polygraph as a powerful lie detector. Glen McLaughlin of the DPS notes 90 percent effectiveness and cites cases where suspects confessed after polygraph testing in Austin. He warns not infallible and stresses training and proper conditions.
Bob Calvert of Hillsboro announced he will not run for governor. His name had been filed recently by supporters who paid the $100 filing fee. He asked the Democratic State Executive Committee to withdraw his name and did not reveal his intended support.
A Kansas farmer plans to sell cattle and farm goods including beef cows and bulls at prices up to 16 dollars, to cover debts before a trip to Oregon. The item list notes 32 gallons whisky and farming equipment among possessions, with a district court divorce case listed for Lois Kribben vs Archie Kribben.
Lincoln Nebraska officials announce a new aeronautics department program to mark towns as air marked. The department will supply materials, towns provide labor, and mayors nominate sponsoring organizations to select suitable sites. Designations will appear on a national aviation map and a state map.
Salt Lake City police search for a new poisoner after poisoned grain killed 10 trout in the Seagull Monument pool on Temple Square. The trout were placed in the pool after goldfish were eaten by seagulls noted for helping pioneer farms by eating crickets.
Ontario California hosts the formation of the International Model Race Car Assn as Wilmer T. White of the Western States Model Car Assn notes upcoming meets with English Hawaiian Panamanian and French entrants this spring and summer. World speed records for model cars reach 115 mph.
Chris Cadenhead son of Mr and Mrs H H Cadenhead of 306 A East Eighteenth underwent a tonsillectomy this morning.
Help needed for a 6 year old girl seeking a caring home. Apply with age details to W. T. Atkins, Box 180, Huebert, Arkansas.
Amature pattern advertisement describes a crocheted medallion and scarf projects. It offers pattern number 753 with square instructions and a call to send fifteen cents to The Amarillo Globe Needlecraft Dept. for the guide and catalog 1946 edition with illustrations and free cuddle toy pattern.
A. P. Jackson writes from 1701 East Tenth Texas Courts seeking ranch work. He and his wife with two children can relocate anywhere and offer skills operating tractors and trucks. contact via the listed address.
Job ad seeking a dependable woman to perform light housework and supervise two children during work hours from 11 AM to 8 PM. Contact by calling 20219.
A Maximillian saddle leather billfold bearing the name Joann Brown was found at Third and Pairmont. Owner should call 7868 to recover the item.
A six month old brown and white greyhound with racing collar went missing. A reward is offered for the return. Contact 2-6539 or the residence at 2-4785. A pup arrived at a house about two weeks ago. Owner may claim by visiting 1807 Bonham.
A local notice requests Mrs Heaton to call Mrs Dial at 26423 regarding blue roses and red tatting made for curtains after losing the phone number. The message seeks to reconnect and complete the curtain project.
Lillian Chalow reports missing eight or nine keys on a long chain including two car keys. Please phone 4858 if found.
Mrs John Boyle of 4021 Rio Grande, Industrial City seeks washing assistance. Local residents invited to contact for laundry services or potential pickup.
Child reports a black and white checked coat with black back size six missing at the Rialto Theater. If found please call 2-5287. reward offered upon return.
Message to Pinder: a billfold was lost while boarding a city bus at Sunset and Fountain on April 6. Please call 5691 to identify and recover the item.
A lost gold hoop earring is described with a plea for return and gratitude to the finder. The note notes continuation on page 7, implying more details follow in the issue.
In Washington May 3 the OPA ruled there can be no inflation in gum including bubble gum. Rep. Barrett of Pennsylvania says officers will court retailers overcharging seven year old Diana Dominico of Philadelphia who wrote that gum costs two cents though it should be one cent. He notes Philadelphia women urged enforcement and kids should shout OPA and seek an officer.
The Army distributed 1,725,344 decorations and awards from Pearl Harbor to November 30, 1945, excluding Purple Hearts. Medal of Honor recipients totaled 240. Distinguished Service Cross 4,036. Silver Star 69,027. Bronze Star 340,510. Air Medal 1,162,087. Infantry led in several categories. Air Forces had the highest total. Privates first class received the most decorations among ranks.
S E Gates reported a thief stole a 380 pound brand-new bathtub from a new Tucson residence. The burglar arrives by a brick driveway, enters the living room and front door, then departs with the tub before installation could begin.
Judge Henry Bishop presided as Jane Hoskins 23 pleaded guilty to burglary at 804 Prospect entering Marshall Burns home and taking a .38 revolver and seven dollars. The jury sentenced Hoskins to two years and he asked if he could retrieve the gun after sentencing.
Mrs. Joan Keesay, an English war bride in Milwaukee for two weeks, rang a fire alarm thinking it was a stamp dispensing mailbox. She was released after authorities instructed her on the U. S. postal system versus fire alarm boxes.
A 21 year old Charlestown youth walked into Joy Street police station with a toy pistol dark glasses and silk handkerchief and asked Lt Edward L Kelley to lock him up before he does something serious. The lieutenant obliged.
Six Wacs departed Camp Carson with discharge papers yet held return tickets to the Army camp. After muster out they signed again to resume civilian service jobs at their former Army offices.
Regional WSC deputy director F. E. Brickel reports a power stoppage threat in Ohio led to the sale of about 100 gasoline driven generators valued at about 55000 dollars. The notice ends with an ad copy about Want Ads.
In Trumbull Nebraska C W Woods, a farmer, uncovered an ancient sale bill dated March 1 1840. The document recalls early commerce and past shortages with no regard for current rationing.
A historical note confirms the swivel chair was invented about four centuries ago in an office setting. The innovation later spread to desks and workplaces, altering seating and work dynamics.
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