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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1944
Page
11
Amarillo high school principal R. B. Norman wandered into a Republican county convention by mistake and voted for chairman C. V. Woolley and for county secretary. The event occurred after he briefly attended the Democrats’ meeting in a separate court room.
Allied troops moved swiftly along the Maiella plateau front in central Italy to seize high points in the abandoned German salient. Units press north from Castel Di Sangro to Palena Casoli Gamberale and Fallascosa while sporadic clashes continued elsewhere on the line.
The applicant DOC'S CUT RATE STORE owner W. 8 Pierson Jr seeks to move the retail liquor permit to 2816 West 6th Ave and 2818 West 6th Ave Amarillo Texas. The notice is published in compliance with law.
A House committee urged abolishing the Farm Security Administration and Regional Agricultural Credit Corporations citing mismanagement and un-American ideas. It praised Frank Hancock’s reforms but called for ending the FSA and transferring aid to the Farmers' Home Corporation. It noted past abuses including advising borrowers on children and home life.
Pilots praise Navy ground crews who loaded 17 planes in under three hours during a British base emergency. The crews also fired 50,000 rounds of 50 caliber ammo in one day. Vice Admiral Ramsay, head of Allied fleets, commends his staff but jokes about unreadable handwriting while American and British officers forge strong ties. The Coast Guard amphibian band plays lively numbers during 20 hour workdays near their base. Dudley leads with popular tunes. California reports 73 state parks or monuments covering 313000 acres.
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