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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1945
Page
4
Canada's snowshoe rabbits shift from brown to white as winter nears. The hare features oversized hind legs and feet, leaving distinctive tracks in the snow resembling snowshoes.
Hollywood producers announce retakes for a film titled not yet named about Boys Ranch. Bob Gisk confirms two weeks of retakes followed by final editing before release in several months, with MGM’s Boys Town in Nebraska noted as a prior similar title.
Amarillo Jaycees will hear reports from two delegates to the Kowtown Kollege at the Amarillo Junior Chamber luncheon tomorrow at noon in the Amarillo Hotel. The Kollege, held in Fort Worth at the Blackstone Hotel, drew 200 delegates. Amarillo’s representatives were Johnny Raef and Paul Dollarhide.
J F Pietzsch Chapter 26 of Disabled American Veterans will meet at 7:30 tonight at 607 Taylor. The organization invites local veterans to attend and discuss chapter affairs and upcoming events.
A 1945 Christmas Seal featuring a young boy arrives at Potter County Tuberculosis Association headquarters. The nationwide drive runs Nov 19 to Dec 25 to fund local TB control, with 95 percent staying in-state. The National Tuberculosis Association, founded in 1904, supports local chapters and medical research. The seal, designed by Park Phipps, shows a boy with a wreath, a white house, and a red Cross emblem.
A coined phrase the almighty dollar is credited to Washington Irving in his 1837 Creole Village first published in England. The expression appears twice in the work highlighting Irving's influence on economic rhetoric.
Army medic Sergeant James Wilson McKirahan returned from the Pacific area arriving yesterday at Fort MacDowell California after more than two years with a base hospital unit He reported to his wife Maud that he expects to be home next week McKirahan served on Guadalcanal for 22 months and Guam for two months
The Federation of Women's Clubs in the First and Second Districts has launched a campaign in New Orleans to establish a state home for chronically ill residents. The effort targets housing, care standards, and funding to support affected individuals.
Amarillo observes American Education Week for the 25th time with open house and planned visits at multiple schools. Leaders like Chas. M. Rogers stress the role of public schools in democracy while programs schedule grades from first through seventh across Wolflin and other campuses.
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