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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1945
Page
3
Letters from conference members reveal mixed views on restoring interschool baseball in two divisions for boys and girls and on a state football championship for Conference A size schools. Mr Norman remarks open the discussion on whether summer participation should proceed.
Frank Hobgood, OPA rent director for Amarillo, said all rental units must be registered within 30 days after first renting. The order covers newly built houses, apartments, trailer houses and spaces, with penalties under the Emergency Price Control Act for noncompliance. First rents become maximum rents pending review. those already registered need not re register. Driving at high speeds in low gear doubles gasoline use.
An old药style ad promotes a Teal doctors formula for distress of piles. It claims quick pallia tive relief from pain itching and soreness. The product promises softening of hard parts and swelling reduction. Available at Cretney Drug and Wal creens in Amarillo with a money back guarantee.
French chemists develop a pullative for bronchial asthma spasms and easing coughing and gasping. Introduced in the United States as Bel-Din. Montrose Sales Co invites sufferers to write for a liberal free supply and directions.
Funeral services for Rev. F. A. Foster rector of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church were held at 3 p.m. with Bishop Goodrich Fenner of Topeka officiating. Interment followed at Llano Cemetery under Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home. Foster, who died Sunday morning at 1608 Madison, was born in England and came to America in 1911 and Amarillo in 1926. Surviving are his widow, a son Charles Foster of Amarillo, a daughter Mrs. Sam Archambeau of Borger, and a grandson James Archambeau.
The body of John Christopher Hanson aged 24 will be sent to Cedar Rapids Indiana by Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home. He died suddenly in a local hospital yesterday morning while traveling with his wife and one year old daughter Patricia Elaine en route to California. A brother Chief Petty Officer Robert L. Hanson arrived from South Bend Indiana. Surviving relatives include his parents Mr and Mrs Fred Hanson and a sister Mrs Alice Wright, all of Cedar Rapids.
General Dwight D. Eisenhower arrived in Washington from Boston to present his views on pending military legislation. He did not reveal immediate plans but said he intended to testify before several Congressional committees after leaving Europe.
In Yokohama on November 13 Lt. Gen. Robert L. Eichelberger said all 70 point veterans and nearly all 60 point men of the U S Eighth Army in Japan will be en route home by December 1.
Amarillo lags state average in Victory Bond purchases by about four percent. Vic tory Loan chair Guy Saunders says Amarillo and Potter County have 10.1 percent of their $4.15 million quota, well below Texas 13.9 percent. Randall and Dallam Hartley counties exceed 22 percent. Wichita, El Paso show higher uptake. Amarillo has $1,062,686 remaining to reach its quota by December 8. Children’s Victory Bond Show set for Saturday at 10 30 in the State Theater. admission limited to students who bought or sold a bond this week.
The First Baptist Woman's Missionary Union circles gather Wednesday in multiple host homes with 2:30 pm start times. Circle leaders include Mrs. Dinan, Mrs. West, Mrs. Johnson as guest speaker, Mrs. Vineyard, Mrs. McGilvray, Mrs. Formby, Mrs. Akers, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Grantham, Mrs. Finnell, and Mrs. Morgan at designated addresses.
The First Presbyterian Woman's Council will hold a 2 15 PM book review and tea in the Christian Endeavor room of the church. Mrs W H Gordon reviews African Logs by Lillian Beanland with a medley of negro spirituals by Mrs M J Hurley and a solo by Mrs Maynard Drake. Hostesses include Mesdames Kenneth Travis S R Conger A W Ball A J Streit Norris Ewing G L Mercer and John Merchant, with church nursery open. Presbyterian women and others invited.
Lt Herschel Caplan son of Mr and Mrs J W Caplan 1504 Monroe discharged at Camp McCoy Wisconsin will travel with Mrs Caplan to Amarillo within two weeks The former Globe-News reporter served four years in the Ordnance Department including two years in North Africa China and India
Santa Fe carloadings for the week ending November 10 1945 totaled 25 097 versus 25 308 in the same week 1944. Cars received from connections to taled 11 556 versus 15 280. Total cars moved 36 653 versus 40 588 in 1944. Santa Fe handled 37 395 cars in the preceding week of the year.
R B Norman of Amarillo High and Panhandle superintendents urge agenda ideas for the University of Texas Interscholastic League Advisory Council in Austin. They favor spring football training or August 15 fall practice start and discuss league sponsorship of baseball amid cold weather concerns. The discussion hints at extending the season in this region.
A council member plans to hear arguments from both sides before deciding how to vote on upcoming questions. He will depart for Austin Friday and return to Amarillo Sunday.
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