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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1942
Page
12
In Great Falls Montana on May 26 the game warden pursues charges against a hunter for killing a buck on a ranch. Allegations include hunting out of season trespassing firing from a highway using a spotlight lacking license and deer tags and wanton waste of game by abandoning the carcass after farm hands frightened the hunter.
Port Aransas Boatmen's Association president Elmer Sowers announced cancellation of the 1942 Port Aransas Tarpon Rodeo and Deep Sea Roundup. He said the event would be unpatriotic to stage a fishing contest at the current time.
The advertisement targets adults with age related bowel laziness and constipation accompanied by gas. It claims Adlerika attracts extra moisture to the bowels, softening wastes for comfortable action and leaving the bowels refreshed and clean. Druggists carry it at Cretieny Drug.
An exhausted log lists KGNC and NBC programs from 6 pm to 11:15 pm on Tuesday and into Wednesday, detailing hosts, groups, and serials. It includes Fred Waring Pleasuretime, Burns and Allen, Johnny Presenta, Fibber McGee and Molly, Red Skelton, Raymonde and Pan Americans, and a late Night News. The schedule shows multiple NBC offerings, with additional items from CBS and ABC networks, plus sports and public affairs segments.
Members of Amarillo High School 1942 graduating class hold their senior banquet tonight at 7:30 in the Crystal Ballroom of the Herring Hotel. Masters of ceremonies are Lee Roy Boyter and Triett Hull. Rev. Lloyd Jones gives the invocation. R. B. Norman, principal, offers the introduction. The program features music, songs, dances, a short drama, and a farewell address by C M Rogers, superintendent of schools.
Humble Oil and Refining Company president Harry C Weiss sent a telegram to War Production Board officials urging a 24 inch pipeline from East Texas to the Atlantic Seaboard. He argued the project would boost wartime fuel logistics and meet supply needs.
Fire nearly destroyed their home in Carthage killing Linda Marie age one and Harold Lagrone age three yesterday.
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