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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1948
Page
4
In Rome a morality drive targets skimpy summer dress with police orders banning indecent outfits. The controversy centers on two piece and bare shoulder styles amid church rules and political blame between government factions and press.
Robert Earnest Sr of Borger has qualified as a heavy construction carpenter and longshoreman with the Eighth Army Headquarters in Yokohama Japan. He entered the Army in 1945 and has been with the Occupation forces in Japan since June 1947. He was a former student at Borger High School.
At Western Reserve University Medical School scientists Dr. Ernest Bueding and Dr. Lawrence Peters lead a study funded by a $30 100 grant from the US Public Health Service. They pursue a drug that blocks the parasite from using food, aiming to stop the life cycle involving 400 black Puerto Rican snails. The project notes schistosomiasis spreads via a fast swimming parasite entering water and infecting humans, with eggs harming intestines bladder or liver. The disease is not US domestic but attracted federal interest after American troops contracted it abroad.
Researchers at the University of California use World War II radar tech to guide rats with tiny crystal rectifiers and antennas. The experiments test learning speed memory and irritability by directing wrong turns with electrical impulses while some rats hunt unaided. Results may illuminate human behavior and brain processes.
HAL BOYLE argues women should smoke pipes to ease shortages and reclaim nicotine freedoms. He cites British flirtations with pipes, American examples, and famous women who smoked cigars or chewed tobacco, urging a revival of female pipe use and broader female tobacco rights. Cpl Lewis R Jones, son of Claude W Jones of Adrian, completed a 15 day furlough in the Tokyo Yokohama area after enlisting in February 1946 and serving in the Japanese theater.
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