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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1944
Page
11
A city wide campaign led by WPB with county trucks will collect prepared tin cans on Wednesday November 1. Residents should place cans on the street as alleys will not be served. The effort aims to replenish essential tin for war needs amid shortages and a dwindling stockpile.
An advertisement touts FASTEETH an alkaline powder that tightens false teeth reducing looseness and embarrassment. It claims to soothe gums and keep plates firmer and cooler, urging readers to buy at drug stores.
Geneva Moyer versus Luther Moyer divorce. Letha Fox versus Ed A Fox divorce. Maxine L Lobbon versus Leslie W Lobbon divorce. Marguerite Kile Lafferty versus Des mond Ogden Lafferty divorce. Marriage licenses issued to George Crowell and Alice Jo Simmons. Milford R James and Helen June Holley. Anselma Padilla and Loise Reed. T A Hans and Rose Spenhirne. Ernest J McGonagill and Verlee Opal Dudensing. Wayne W Johnson and Martha Inez Darnell. Troy W Pickard and Josephine Landers. Patrick H ONeill and Lorna Hazleton.
Red Cross at a South Pacific base surveyed service men on what they would want first. A cold malted milk won by a large margin, followed by a thick steak, a beloved cup of cheer, and a beautiful girl. Bees can distinguish brightness levels but are blind to red.
Sgt. Robert C. Elliott of Dalhart returned from Germany via the Gripsholm and informed Mrs. H. Black that he and Sgt. C. Black were together in a German prison camp. Elliott, paralyzed on the right side and in a cast, was among exchanged prisoners. The Blacks plan to visit Elliott at McCloskey General Hospital in Temple after preparations with Mrs. Richards.
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