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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1943
Page
6
A Berlin radio DNB dispatch broadcast via Associated Press says German patrol boats sank one British motor torpedo boat and damaged three others in the English Channel this morning. The Nazis suffered no losses, but Allied confirmation was not available.
RCA electron microscope reveals bacteriophage battling Bacillus Coli at about 21 000 magnification. Tadpole shaped bacteriophages scout for unseen enemies while destroyers engage, and after 30 minutes the battlefield shows bacterial debris and widespread destruction of the germ forces.
Texas heads the field in both golf and tennis as the Southwest Conference carnival opens at Brae Burn and Rice Institute courts. Golf features seven conference teams, 72 hole medal play with 36 holes daily, while tennis matches begin Friday with Texas tipped for titles.
Harvard scientist Dr Don L Leet warned Popocatepetl a dormant 200 year cycle may end soon. He noted 1920 eruption built a 25 yard cone and current smoke suggests the volcano is alive though unlikely to threaten Mexico City or lava beyond nearby villages.
Mrs. John Parr will be the instructor for a new Red Cross class in Home Nursing starting at 9 o clock on Tuesday May 11 at the Chapter House Annex. Sessions will be held Tuesdays and Fridays for six weeks. For more information call 2 6643 or 2 6571. Toothpaste makers pursue glycerine substitute amid shortages.
Detroit May 5 Wayne University baseball coach Leo Maas endured jibes over a 12 game slide. After Wayne beat University of Detroit 2 to 1 the coach’s house burned in the morning. A separate note states cosmetics tracing to 5000 B C and a city dweller averages about 45 pounds of dust in a lifetime.
A detailed listing of radio programming from Thursday evening to Friday night shows. Program blocks include Fred Waring, Aldrich Family, Bob Burns, news by NBC, and various era favorites on NBC and Blue network schedules with multiple time slots and station branding.
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