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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1942
Page
5
In a broadcast marked by mixed reception Goering warned of drought harming crops, announced temporary food ration cuts, and urged longer work hours while praising Hitler. He described harsh winter campaigns, railed at enemy propaganda, and urged Germans to endure and support war efforts.
The 1942 Amarillo High School summer term opens June 1 under I. D. Maharon former Sam Houston Junior High principal. Classes run 9:30 to 12:30 for core courses with tuition 12 dollars for one subject 16 for two 20 for three. Lake Mattamuskeet is noted as winter home to about seventy percent of North American swans.
Executor Ben H. Stone asks all debtors to settle and all creditors to present claims against the Estate of Louis Johnson, deceased, Potter County Texas. Claims must be filed at 712 Eable Building Amarillo, Texas, by law. Notice dated May 19, 1942.
The War Department announced authorizations for two air force training schools and one cantonment in Texas. The Marfa training school will cost under 3 million dollars with Albuquerque office supervision, Gainesville cantonment over 3 million under Denison supervision, and a Dalhart training school over 3 million under Tulsa supervision. No further details were released.
Mrs. Adam Johnston in Adrian Michigan obtained a sugar ration card for her parrot Polly after arguing the bird’s health and family peace required it. Polly’s sugar cut led to a sour mood, prompting a farm home disruption until the board issued a one pound per month pet provision card.
Miss Petronella Commins nursing consultant for the mid western area of the American Red Cross is in Amarillo for two days before returning to St. Louis headquarters. She has led relief efforts in Crowell since the recent tornado and reports on Red Cross activities.
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