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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1946
Page
4
An unsigned national style column urges voters to back Harry Truman and the administration. It argues workers gain from rising prices, warns against disillusionment, praises wartime policies and price stabilizers, and calls for informed turnout on November 5th or 8th to secure peace and economic strength.
Troop 26 of the Amarillo Girl Scouts was hosted for a hayride with leaders Mrs. Floyd Stocker Mrs. Law rence Graham and Mrs. H I Stephenson. Refreshments followed at Mrs. Hannum’s home with Mrs. Ray McCullough assisting. attendees included Ray Nelle Morrison Fern Crerar Faye Nell Lemons Gail Stephenson Beverly Hannum Karen Warner Mary Sue Hazelwood Elizabeth Ann Jenkins Donna Culwell Willie Jean Duvall Joy Harris Ella Mae Stocker Joan Stocker Patricia Willis Estelle Summers and Shirley McCullough.
Investigations show that freezing and cold storage destroy bacteria but do not sterilize foods. The finding highlights limits of preservation methods and implications for food safety practices and handling.
Hanson Post No. 54 American Legion members will meet at 8 PM in YMCA clubrooms at the Municipal Auditorium to discuss final plans for the 18th district convention on Nov 16 17 and to appoint committees. Otto Landis will outline membership expansion and Sol Levine will report on forming the Go-Getters Club. A Fall drive is under way with the 40 et 8 wagon as downtown headquarters. Amarillo High School A Cappella Choir will entertain Tomorrow night under Julia Dean Evans. Refreshments by post auxiliary members.
After thawing, frozen foods are subject to spoilage and toxin development similar to other similar foods, highlighting continued safety concerns and proper handling practices.
The 3,600 ton yacht Grille gifted to Hitler has been bought by Henry Buxton for 304000 dollars from the British government and will be turned into a Briton holiday ship. He will spend about 140000 dollars more on fittings including a cinema for 500, television, a dance floor and a restaurant. The Grille was seized by royal marines at Trondheim in May 1945.
The local price control office serving Potter Oldham and Randall counties closed today under an OPA order. Future inquiries go to the Fort Worth district office. transfers and sugar forms will be handled by district and regional offices in Fort Worth and Dallas. Local staff remain through November to transfer records. Rent control supervision will shift to the Amarillo rent office.
Mrs. Lephe Stockton, 54, a secretary at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History, was hospitalized after suffering food poisoning from mushrooms she picked on museum grounds. The museum has long showcased mushrooms to educate the public on safe handling.
In Twin Falls Idaho Mrs Grace Long received a 30 day jail sentence after police found her beating her husband at their home The officers subdued her then she allegedly assaulted him again resulting in a blackened eye and torn shirt The incident reversed the expected domestic role and prompted arrest
The end of a 15 day Trans World Airlines pilots strike neared as Federal Conciliator Frank P Douglass said both sides accepted in principle arbitration. A Washington conference between TWA and the AFL ALPA aimed to set terms for resuming flights and rehiring about 15 000 laid off workers. Officials awaited mine contract demands from John L Lewis as 10 000 workers were urged to return to work. Secretary Schwellenbach addressed the Allis Chalmers CIO dispute in Washington.
United Auto Workers Local 248 gathers in Washington to seek end of six month strike at the West Allis Wisconsin plant. Walter Geist company president prefers a Chicago meeting Tuesday. Robert Buse union local president says he will negotiate anywhere anytime.
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