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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1941
Page
10
Oslo amid German occupation reports a civil siege decree by Joseph Terboven affecting Oslo and nearby districts. The order cites labor unrest and alleged communist strike plans, following a prior coastal region decree issued August 2 during wartime Norway. A second notice notes Shakespeare adaptations in film.
Miss Frances Chesshir, bride elect of Ralph Coltharp, was honored with a miscella neous shower at Mrs Short's home 193 Harrison Street and a crystal shower at Mrs Sam Rutledge's Lipscomb Street residence. Guests included Anne McDonald Mary Childs Betty B Elliott Maudina May Lucretia Wilson Jane Johnson Helen Osgood and many others.
Amarillo Council of Child Study Clubs plans two book reviews by Mrs. Everett Carpenter of Shawnee Oklahoma for October 3 in the Federation Club Rooms upstairs. She will discuss They Went on Together by Robert Nathan and Song Sisters by Emily Hahm as part of support for the nursery Toddlers Unit. Governor Coke Stevenson and Mayor Joe A. Jenkins proclaim Texas Children’s Week and Amarillo Children’s Week urging efforts to meet every child’s needs and develop responsible citizenship. Attendees included club officers and members from the Day Nursery and related groups.
The supply priorities and allocations board ruled that civilian plant expansions cannot proceed during the emergency if they require critical defense materials. It denied Tennessee Eastman Corp a plastics plant in Kingsport, noting material drains and a winter surge in nickel demand for armor and ordnance. The project would have displaced millions of pounds of aluminum chrome nickel steel stainless steel and zinc.
Sen. Bennett C. Clark charges a Hollywood clique has converted 17 000 theaters into daily mass meetings praising war and England while sowing hatred of Germany France and antiwar Americans. Willkie seeks to limit inquiry to films alleged as propaganda and argues a first showing of an offense is needed.
Four WPA district staff members A A Meredith C L Davis George A Lider and Louie Bradley will attend tomorrow's opening ceremonies for the Childress Hall County Soil Conservation District in Childress. The report notes a debate over film showings and witness evaluations at a committee hearing.
An advertisement promotes Mercolized Wax Cream to remove dull complexion and reveal lighter skin tones. Saxolite Astringent tightens loose skin and reduces surface oil. A Tarkroot Beauty Mask promises cooling relief. A public meeting at 10:30 tomorrow in Childress Bowl discusses soil conservation plans for Childress and Hall Counties with WPA and USDA involvement.
A mother praises Teethina as a remedy for teething discomfort, colic, and upset bowels in babies. She notes its pleasant taste and that twelve powders cost 30 cents, with a drug store man keeping it in stock, and offers a free baby booklet from Teethina in Columbus, Georgia.
The Farm Security Administration proposes a four point program to reduce soil erosion and preventable farm accidents. It notes annual farm accident deaths near 17,000 in the United States and that erosion costs farmers at least 400 million dollars yearly, with total losses higher.
Mrs. J. R. Brown won the Amarillo Municipal Women's Golf Association championship. She secured the latest AMWGA regular Tuesday event played on a handicap basis at the Ross Rogers Municipal Golf Course.
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