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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1946
Page
8
The UT faculty adopted a compromise resolution expressing confidence in Dr T S Painter as university president while pledging cooperation despite lingering concerns. A proposed addition emphasizing full acceptance was rejected after a three hour meeting.
Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home hosts a nurses dance this evening for graduates of St. Anthony's Hospital and Northwest Texas Hospital. The event starts at 9 o'clock at the Amarillo Country Club with Nile Nobles and his orchestra providing music. A note on the cow nickname Bossy mentions its possible Latin origin.
Registration for Amarillo Center summer courses is set for June 10 from 7 to 9 pm at 2101 Harrison. Dr. R G Boger announces final course selections and class hours at the meeting for students and professors. Classes begin June 12 with offerings in art, accounting, chemistry, literature, psychology, mathematics, Spanish and more. DELANO Cal More than 50 Filipino veterans form General Vicente Lim Post No 640 named after a Filipino hero and West Point graduate.
Chief Sid Harper urged citizens to report tampering with parking meters as incidents rise. He said meters belong to taxpayers and revenue funds public services, noting police protect and service the meters.
The city engineer's office issued five residential permits totaling 6000 dollars. A 6000 dollar permit went to L. D. Richardson for a five room residence at 804 LaSalle. Four permits of 4000 dollars each were issued to Cc L Richards and Ola Cornelius for four room frame dwellings in the 4800 block on West Ninth.
Police recovered the 1935 Ford stolen from J. E. Tuck at 312 North East Tenth. The theft occurred about 8 PM at Second and Buchanan and the car was found around 9 AM at Fourth and North Lincoln.
The notice explains that pullets typically begin to lay eggs at about six months of age, outlining the expected onset and factors that may influence timing.
Forty six students will complete junior college work tonight at Amarillo College graduation exercises in the college auditorium starting at 8 30. State Senator Grady Hazlewood will deliver the commencement address.
Mrs. Mickey Brandt, of Los Angeles, was discharged from Northwest Texas Hospital after injuries from a chain reaction automobile crash at 12:15 AM near North East Eighth and Mirror. Billy Moroon drove the immobilized car. a fourth vehicle struck Moroon’s, propelling it into Luther Brown, Nelson Dawson, and other cars. Police have not identified the driver of the initial striking car.
City health officials including Charles Eads Irene Wedell and Wayne Hildreth returned from Austin where they attended a health conference. The group comprises a food inspector a city nurse and a dairy inspector as part of ongoing public health work.
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