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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1946
Page
5
A new precedent in Panhandle cattle shows opens with an open class for judging by dairy enthusiasts at Amarillo Dairy Day on May 24. The program at Tri-State Fairgrounds invites spectators to judge while a Health Department bacteria count demonstration follows.
G G Gibson and J W Davis from Texas A and M College along with Casey Fine from Texas Tech will judge the contests. They will judge on a classification basis as members of the Daily Day judging committee.
The Silver Users Emergency Committee of New York blames Wile silver vaults at West Point and a Senate bloc for looming shortages. It cites one fifth current stock, blocked releases by six silver states, and a push to raise prices to 1.29 dollars per ounce while production lags.
The 14th U. S. Civil Service Region announces competitive exams for position classifiers with salaries from 2980 to 5180 dollars yearly. Applicants for lower grades need government or industry personnel experience. higher grades require classification or wage setting experience. No written test. ratings based on applications. Contact H. M. Timmons, Civil Service secretary, Post Office Building, for details.
Wholesale grocers in the Amarillo area sponsor an 8 pm lecture by Elmer Wheeler known as the sizzle salesman. The talk at the Crystal Ballroom Herring Hotel is limited to grocery industry people and tickets are obtainable from wholesale grocers. Wheeler lives at Sizzle Ranch near Dallas and appears in Amarillo through courtesy of the Ralston Purina Company.
Fox Valley Animal Welfare League plans a May 26 pet show in Aurora inviting any animal type non pedigreed. Early entries include an albino mule fox cubs ponies goats rabbits mice and a turtle along with dogs and cats. Prizes will include dogs with pedigrees.
In New York on May 15, the McCoys told Magistrate Soffer they planned a third marriage patching up their relation after a second honeymoon. Barbara McCoy alleged Paul struck her in the eye in the bath. the magistrate had ordered him to stay away. The couple ignored it and traveled to Plymouth, Pa, then planned Bennington, Vermont. The third degree assault charge was dismissed.
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