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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1944
Page
16
Dear Mrs Streett guides a mother of a seventeen month old girl facing social withdrawal. The columnist notes variation in sociability among children, warns against forcing interaction, and emphasizes patient, gentle development of polite, sunny behavior through natural play and example.
Clyde M. Walker a first lieutenant with a tank destroyer unit in France was killed in action on August 16. He served before and after the war entry, returned to service January 6 1942, and had been overseas since January. He was the son of Mrs. N E Walker and raised in Amarillo. He had worked for Panhandle Oil before enlistment.
A booklet presenting opinions from famous doctors on the causes of epilepsy is offered free to readers who write to the Educational Division at 535 Fifth Ave New York NY Dept G-1326.
Tonight John B Golding Post No 1475 V P W and Auxiliary meet at I O O F Hall for an 8 o'clock games party. Saturday a story hour for children is planned at Amarillo Public Library at 4 o'clock.
Ensign Carl W. Baker, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Baker of 809 Buchanan Street, visits his parents before reporting to combat duty with the fleet in the Pacific. A Navy instructor turned aviator, he has served over two years and was commissioned in September 1943. Baker trained at Athens Georgia St. Louis Pensacola Great Lakes Tul and Sanford Florida. His brother Lieutenant George M. Baker also serves as a navy pilot in the South Pacific.
The column urges women like Mrs. Barnes to seek employment in stores cafeterias dry cleaning plants and laundries. It notes laundries need workers offer daylight hours good pay and presents laundry work as vital war service with each worker a war worker.
California tuna owners reported a record 509,002 cases in the first third of 1944, up 25 percent from last year’s 293,598 cases, signaling strong early production.
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