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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1944
Page
5
Dr. Roy G. Boger said attendance could reach about 200 after eight or ten students delayed registering. Non credit students may enroll anytime, but credit students may miss catching up with classes. Men with certain vision faults may have an advantage in detecting camouflage errors.
Agonizing itching from eczema rash ringworm pimples and scabies is claimed to ease with one application of Blue Star Ointment. Money back guarantee offered if not satisfied with immediate relief or progress after use.
North Amarillo Kiwanis heard coach Howard Lynch say Amarillo teams rarely lose and that the Sandies have one game left before conference play. He noted nine wins last season and emphasized tough competition to prepare for a likely strong District One race.
Garfield Crawford who handles public relations for Senator ODaniel of Texas was summoned by the Senate campaign expenditures committee. The panel will consider the operations of the W Lee ODaniel News and may decide on subpoenas. The senator is not an official of the newspaper, which is run by his wife with his two sons as officers.
Two representatives from West Texas State College Dr D A Shirley registrar Canyon and Dr Roy G Boger Amarillo Center director were designated by Dr J A Hill to attend the Austin work shop for returning soldiers November 13 to 17. Sponsored by the Association of Texas Colleges the conference offers intensive training in assisting veterans educational work with improved counselling and personal adjustment techniques focusing on vocational guidance during the three day program.
In Dallas and New Guinea a quarrel over the use of the name Alice From Dallas erupts as Lt. Mark Hughes’s Liberator nears retirement and Lt. Mark Hodges plans to christen a new plane with the same title. Family and friends of the original consider legal action to keep the name exclusive, citing its storied wartime record.
A group of American flying officers in Saipan wrote the Wyoming Stock Growers Assn. asking aid to add a cozy Western touch to a lounging club they plan to build. They said they had everything except posters ranch scene pictures and rodeos to give a Western atmosphere.
Osage relatives held a tribal ceremony in Pawhuska Oklahoma to honor Pvt Kenneth Strikeaxe who recently returned from action in the Mediterranean theater. The report notes a ceremonial feast and mentions safety tips about arranging hangers and hooks within reach of children to teach them to hang up their own clothes.
Congressman Gene Worley reported in Washington that the tire outlook for next year improves. He cited the War Production Board saying civilian tire production will rise, with 12,000,000 passenger tires in the first nine months and an expected boost to 18,500,000 in the next three months. Next year a total of 30,000,000 tires is planned.
The Amarillo Safety Council voted unanimously to write Mayor Joe Jenkins and the city commission to commend the recent speeding fine increase to 25 dollars and related taxicab actions. The council lauded the higher penalties as a needed measure to curb speeding and improve public safety.
A letter signed by T R Cross is noted as being from the 300 members of the Amarillo Safety Council. The document references safety concerns and the council's collective stance on an issue affecting the community.
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