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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1948

Page

17

Amarillo Relative Sends Scot First Shortening in 9 Years

Mrs. L. M. Teed of Amarillo sends food packages to relatives near Mulhall Scotland as letters describe improving but tight food supplies. J. L. Ellis, a Mulhall farmer, notes four mutton chops weekly, rationed meat, sugar at eight cents per pound, and an unrated bread loaf costing 18 cents. He reports fair crops but a poor Scottish summer and harrowing harvests amid shortages.

Rel Tives Mulhall Glasgow L. M. Teed Scotland Mr. Ellis Ellis

Highland Parades Keep Clans Alive In Modern Europe

Medieval Europe meets modern life as parish members wear Highland regalia costing about 200 dollars per man. Bagpipes fill the streets on summer days, reviving pride among a people who refuse defeat.

Europe Ellis Ives Scotland

Worm grubbers cash in on earthworms in Blountstown area

In north Florida families rely on earthworm digging for income as worm brokers earn up to $6,000 yearly. Blountstown centers the industry where children dig worms for a few cents per hundred, while landowners receive royalties. Andrew Coxwell and A B Gilbert illustrate profits from worm digging and related bait ventures, including crickets and puppy dogs.

Blountstown Fla Florida Andrew Coxwell A. B. Gilbert Chipley

Volunteers Begin Foundation Work for Amarillo Children's Home

Volunteer workmen led by Kenneth Cox of Local 665 begin digging foundation trenches at the Thirty fourth and Bowie site for a new Children's Home. The project, sponsored by the Presbyterian Church, aims to house 42 children in three cottages and an administration building with more cottages planned later. Local unions and donors have contributed about 128000 dollars in cash and labor toward the project.

Thirtyfourth Bowie Kenneth Cox Mr. Cox Fill Guy Saunders Presbyterian Church Amarillo Panhandle

New Books on Texas Arrive

Two new Texas history texts by Dr. Ralph W. Steen arrive for use in schools. The Texas Story covers Spanish, 20th century and mid years, with illustrations and replacement for Steen’s History of Texas. Our Texas co authored by Steen and Miss Frances Donecker features folklore and simplified Texas history in color, with over 50 original drawings by Warren Hunt.

College Station Tex Texas Ralph W. Steen Texas A&m State Board of Education Steen Frances Donecker San Antonio Our Warren Hunt

Postwar housing designs harmed privacy and courtship says social planner

Dr Bryn J Hovde president of the New School for Social Research urges scientific planning for postwar homes arguing small cramped apartments force couples to court in public places and limit family life. He notes lack of closets storage and kitchen space hurts living quality and privacy. He also cites rental stock as the core issue, not individual wealth.

Paul Y. Ellis New York America Bryn J. Hovde New School For Social Research Hovde

Britain Cool Toward Dewey Plan for United Europe

Washington dispatch reports Britain remains cool to Governor Dewey’s United States of Europe idea. The stance contrasts with Churchill’s advocacy and reflects concerns over sovereignty and dominion ties with Canada, South Africa, and Australia shaping London’s cautious approach.

Britain Dewey Washington Great Britain Thomas FE United States of Europe GOP Salt Lake City US of Europe England Winston Churchill United States Europe Labor Party Canada South Africa Australia

Chaparral Bird Often Considered New Mexico State Bird

Although not officially designated the Road Runes, known as the Chaparral Bird, are widely regarded as the state bird of New Mexico by locals and tradition.

New Mexico

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