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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1945
Page
4
In a call to action, the piece warns that while national prosperity looms and reconversion begins, many Americans face renewed scarcity. It questions support for youth and vulnerable groups and urges donations to Amarillo’s Community Chest as a prudent postwar response.
More than 18,000 servicemen from the Pacific and European theaters are planned to return home aboard 19 troop carrying vessels. Arrivals include 2,735 troops aboard the Gen Greeley in New York and 3,334 aboard Cristobal at Newport News. Boston and San Francisco follow with about 1,957 and 8,200 troops respectively aboard multiple ships.
The J. E. Pietzsch Chapter and Auxiliary Disabled American Veterans set Oct 5 and 6 for their Forget-Me-Not Sale. Headquarters at 603 Polk with Harry Neuhardt and Mrs Jimmy Moore leading the sale. A three member committee of Jimmy Moore Gordon Morrison and Leslie Jones was named to suggest a county service officer to the county commissioners court.
A Boston bank displayed signs inside tellers windows reading Remember You Cant Beat the Horses as racing returned to New England. The notice reflects a thrift minded message tied to local betting culture and regional sports interest.
A quick recipe touts muffins made with molasses and all Bran. The ad promises tender texture, no sugar or shortening, and strong nutrition while inviting readers to bake for compliments.
The piece argues that 13 agencies provide essential services and warn against peace-time rationing of clothing, food, heat, fuel, medical aid, and youth programs. It urges public support and contributions to the Community Chest as the best defense.
The first English visitors to New Zealand lived in huts erected by Maori hosts. The raupo shelters lacked flooring, chimneys, windows, and were not wind or rain proof.
The Lubbock Junior Chamber of Commerce planned a public safety campaign showing a staged car crash with ambulances and police units to educate residents on accident prevention. Mayor O W Ribble opposed the idea citing safety concerns and halted the demonstration.
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