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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1945
Page
19
Mr and Mrs Frank G Spann of 918 Mississippi report their son has finished radar training at Corpus Christi. He will receive additional instruction in a subsequent program.
In clinical tests to doctors, the AYDS plan reportedly reduced 14 to 15 pounds in weeks without eliminating foods. The ad promises no meal cuts, just smaller portions and vitamin fortified AWS before meals, with a 2.25 price and money back guarantee if not delighted after the first box.
Ray R. Mathews is granted a divorce and states he does not accept responsibility for debts incurred by Margaret Mathews.
The War Department weighs making permanent Camp Wolters at Mineral Wells and Camp Hood near Temple in Texas. Senator Connally and Rep. Russell press for Camp Wolters to join peacetime forces, with Connally noting Stimson praised Camp Hood as an excellent Army training center.
Amarillo College reports a 25 percent rise in registrations for day and night classes aided by an influx of male students. Acting president Ernest C. Shearer says enrollment will continue through next week.
The article notes that soybeans were imported into the United States for the first time in 1804, marking an early moment in U.S. agricultural history and international crop exchange.
Paramount previews Back to Bataan starring John Wayne and Anthony Quinn as a gritty war epic. Capitol screens Conflict with Humphrey Bogart and Audrey Hepburn era star in a dramatic wartime story.
Rialto presents Riders of Destiny with John Wayne and Bogart era stars. Star features National Velvet with Elizabeth Taylor and Mickey Rooney. Texas screens Man in Half Moon Street with Nils Asther. Victory shows This Man's Navy starring Wallace Beery. Leon features Banjo On My Knee with Barbara Stanwyck. Lyric offers Dark Waters with Merle Oberon. The Yellow Canary screens with Anna Neagle. Also Rex screens Murder My Sweet. The Nat hosts nightly dances by Fritz Cowan. Rainbow Gardens opens Monday to Saturday with Sons of the Est. Mexican Inn presents Ermon Gray and His Orchestra. Mayfair features Cliff Bruner's Orchestra.
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