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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1942
Page
10
Compact travel irons and shoe care items help service members stay sharp on the go. A water repellent money belt with a large zipper pocket and leather sewing kit provide essential storage and repair tools for sudden moves and daily needs. A portable folding utility kit saving space handles hairbrushes and sewing essentials for emergencies.
Secretary of Agriculture Claude Wickard told the New York Herald Tribune Forum that starvation must disappear in occupied countries. He urged swift importation of food seed and essential supplies to back liberation and prevent chaos behind the lines.
Harry Hurd a 17 year old in Santa Ana told police he fired a .22 rifle at his shoulder hoping a severe shock would cure his stuttering after taunts at school. He was wounded near his home, received a blood transfusion, and was reported to be recovering.
A vintage recipe fragment describes mixing raisins currants figs pineapple cherries citron and crackers with marshmallows to form a 10 pound loaf costing 2 70 and keepable indefinitely. The page notes the Mattingly family's loss in Jasonville Ind and lists tire rationing certificates for multiple individuals and taxi companies amid wartime measures.
A compilation shows multiple firms and individuals with counts of tires and tubes. Companies include Yellow Cab and Baggage, Safeway Cab, Amarillo Taxi, Westernfield Truck Lines, Hill Lines, Amarillo Traction, Transport Company of Texas, Henry Ford Produce, Panhandle Pipe Line, Le Way Motor Freight, and Dalby Motor Freight among others. Recaps list various individuals with tire and tube counts.
Dawn, in a smart blue sport suit and matching hat, approaches Julie to help heal Pete’s hurt. Julie notes Pete’s prickly temper and wonders what fuels his offense as Dawn’s heels click on the bare floor.
Julie considers moving Pete to a mountain cabin for rest and fishing with a nurse and house staff, hoping for faster healing with doctor’s orders. Dawn supports the idea while Julie questions telling Pete, and Bart pressures for an interview with the busiest doctor in town.
Julie tells Bart she has joined the Navy in three weeks and cannot promise marriage. Bart presses for a promise to wait, arguing for sacrifice and honor. Julie explains she does not love him enough to wed now, while acknowledging his service and feelings. To Be Continued.
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