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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1945
Page
15
Social notes from Amarillo list arrivals, visits, and births. Families share moves to Odessa and Amarillo, weddings and birthdays, hospital updates, and local business travelers. Notables include Dr. and Mrs. Brown guests from Concordia, Lt. and Mrs. Goller welcoming a son, and new residents Adams Campbell at listed addresses.
Attorneys for Oleta Warnock and son Hubert Warnock of Los Angeles filed a damage suit in 108th District Court for 880 dollars after a collision at Fillmore and Third where the Warnock car was struck by an ice truck injuring Mrs Warnock.
Austin reports registration totals for the University of Texas with 3 255 students signed up for the fall term and 4 500 summer fall students enrolled earlier this year, bringing current enrollment to 7 755 today.
Sheriff J A Boyd of Irion County and Sheriff John Kidwell of Sherman County arrived in Amarillo seeking custody of Marion Wilhart Frazer, arrested yesterday while selling saddles. Saddles from Morse ranches belonging to F W Boney and Day Womble, not Hansford County, were recovered. Frazer faces murder with malice charges in Martin County and a Barnhart robbery link, with trial set for Oct 22 and $7500 bond. A 16 year old held for juvenile delinquency goes to Montague. A polo field note closes the item.
Amarillo officials announce the re election of executive director Mr Decoster for several years at the helm of the Amarillo Community Chest with C W Parr and James A Hazlewood Jr praising his work The 1945 46 campaign budget totals 11725267 with allocations to Girl Scout Council Salvation Army Boy Scouts YWCA Provisional Travelers Aid and other social agencies The article also notes Bernice Eads secretary of the Peter County AAA is absent ill at 909 D Travis
In an interview published in Ta Kung Pao Mao Tse-Tung reiterated Communist demands for convening all political parties to arrange general elections for a national assembly. He and Chiang Kai-shek discussed a unified high command and a democratic coalition government.
Vic Schoffelmayer agricultural editor of the Dallas Morning News will arrive in Amarillo this evening for an inspection trip covering the Amarillo Soil Conservation Experiment Station west of town.
Walter Upchurch Randall County agent led a delegation of farmers and ranchers to the Amarillo Soil Conservation Experiment Station for an inspection of ongoing experiments at the farm. Thousands praise the want ads.
Saburo Kurusu, the Japanese envoy to Washington, told ABC's Frederick Opper he knew nothing of Pearl Harbor raid plans and was hurt by American accusations. He said Tojo wanted peace and that his government had many plans to cover possibilities, while noting personal losses in the war.
Claude rancher Newton Harrell travels to Amarillo to see Dr. Charles W. Whitfield head of the experiment station for a professional visit and discussion of agricultural matters.
The docket will be called Monday morning at 10 o'clock to set cases for the September term of the United States Court, Amarillo Division. Judge James C. Wilson will preside on the bench.
The State Game Department announced the 450 hunters for antelope season will be drawn by lot. More than 600 applications were received for the 450 permits priced at five dollars each.
Clarence Brady a longtime piano teacher in Amarillo College music department and his sister Miss Naomi Brady of El Reno Oklahoma were visiting Amarillo Monday and Tuesday. They departed Wednesday morning for Oklahoma City.
Miss Jean Triplett studying medicine at Vanderbilt University in Nashville Tennessee is on a vacation visit with her parents Mr and Mrs J W Triplett of 1208 Wolflin.
Constance Bennett and Robert Riskin clash with Ben Hecht and Donald Crisp on whether Hollywood should make pictures designed to influence public opinion. The Reader's Digest presents America's Town Meeting at 7 30 on KFDA for stimulation and information.
A dense list of radio programming across KGNO KGNC KFDA KFDA NBC CBS and ABC detailing shows from 6:00 PM through 5:45 AM. Highlights include News by NBC CBS KGNO at 10 11 PM and a mix of dramas comedies variety and musical programs with many station and host names listed.
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