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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1944
Page
3
Details from the wartime rationing program outline stamps and book numbers for sugar meats fats and gasoline. It lists stamp validity dates points and mileage rules including tire inspection intervals and new mileage records for gasoline rations.
A Red Cross sewing meeting is scheduled for Monday at 2 o'clock in the home of A J Streit, 2413 Hayden. The gathering was postponed last week.
The Chamber of Commerce city directories aid many tasks from locating neighbors to tracing missing heirs. Tulsa residents lack phones but rely on directories to learn dog arrivals. Texas leads directories by state with 48 volumes, while Los Angeles has the thickest edition at 2558 pages dated 1940.
Mrs Ruth Delzell director of the Amarillo Public Library spoke to the San Jacinto Kiwanis Club on the impact of literature on world history and the postwar peace era. She cited Hitler's 1933 destruction of 25000 volumes and predicted Amarillos population would reach 100000.
The Kiwanis meeting urged civic planners and service clubs to emphasize library needs. Rev. Lloyd Jones, pastor of the North Amarillo Methodist Church, performed on the musical saw during the program.
Judge William V. Seeber of the city court ruled that normal healthy children are not a nuisance when they make noise at home. He declined to evict a family from an apartment noting that children naturally make noise and even his grandchildren create a racket with bicycles chairs and other objects.
Potter County Medical Auxiliary announces an upcoming meeting. Details are limited in the fragment but indicate a scheduling notice for members and participants to gather for a planned session.
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