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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1945
Page
4
Amarillo High School held the first boys assembly of the year this morning and announced plans to form a boys council and a girls council to preside over separate assemblies. Girls are to meet next Monday for their first assembly as part of the same program.
Globe staff photo caption notes coverage of the first GE business loan compilation. No additional readable details available from the fragment.
W C Stubblefield of 506 North Park greeted the first Ama rio tax receipt for 1946 marking his 13th straight year of early payment. He waited in line at the city tax office after receipts delayed from the bindery. About 75 residents paid by today and 12 611 will have receipts before all taxes are settled. Statements were mailed after the city commission meeting with many not delivered until late morning or afternoon.
Miss Edna R. Taylor of Cambridge is recognized as New England's top blood donor after giving 24 pints to the Red Cross before the end of hostilities.
Sealed bids for items at Amarillo Army Air Field close at 10 am Oct 18. Items include 8600 pounds of battery plates, tires and tubes, neckties totaling 1950, plywood trays, Balls, kitchenware, beds, cylinders and more. Inspection allowed until Oct 15. removal at bidder's expense. bids require 20 percent security and triple copies.
A Dayton Kentucky grocery hit by a costly fire closed for two weeks. The owner announced reopening with a sale on bar soap soap chips and soap powder to attract customers. No casualties were reported.
Three organizations support the Dis abled American Veterans fundraiser Forget-me-not sale. Junior Business Women's Club members begin Friday soliciting offices, with students from Sam Houston Junior High and St. Mary’s Academy selling Saturday on streets.
A brother of Mrs. Paul Atkinson Mrs. Earl Loper Pvt. Curtis Gilbert and P. F. Gilbert is identified as residing in Amarillo. The fragment notes family connections to several individuals in the Amarillo area.
R B Norman Amarillo High School principal will travel to Austin for a Texas Study of Secondary Education work committee meeting on Saturday. Dr Hob Gray of the University of Texas will preside as acting coordinator. The study aims to survey and experiment on problems in education.
Fifty member secondary schools will convene in May during the interscholastic league meet in Austin to discuss arrangements and competition. The gathering aims to coordinate schedules and event standards among member schools.
Gerald Bardo editor of the Lusk Herald explains he was not wearing pants after a trip to the cleaners. He left them at the drug store during a political argument on Main Street.
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