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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1944
Page
9
Internes who completed training at Amarillo Osteopathic Hospital were honored at a dinner by local physicians. Graduates include Dr. M. Couch who will practice at Shamrock Dr. J. T. Price Jr. who will set up in Dumas and Dr. J. L. Huff who will join his father in Oregon.
Regular meeting of the Amarillo chamber directors was held at the Amarillo Hotel at noon. Principal business was the program for the second annual Southwestern aviation conference set for October 25 to 27 in Amarillo.
The Rex Theater has been remodeled with new carpeting, rearranged balcony and auditorium seating, fresh wall and ceiling paint, and hand carved western murals. A new foyer and office space were added, announced manager Frank Bettis. Gene Vineyard left for Fort Lewis after a furlough, serving as a laboratory technician for the Army. Dr and Mrs E F Lanham returned from College Station after a veterinary meeting.
Fred J. Carr secretary and business agent of Electrical Workers Union 602 in Amarillo was elected vice-president of the fifth district at the Texas State Federation of Labor convention in Austin. He succeeds Jack Sears who resigned the post. Amarillo delegates included I. W. Van Doran Herbert Litle and W. W. Finch representing Carpenters Local 665 and Bricklayers Union 19.
Jack King city manager of Interstate Theaters Inc. describes a pact with his son Jackie to monitor his meals. Physicians ordering a strict diet leave King craving fried foods and coffee as Jackie objects to every choice at table. the son refuses cash to end the setup.
Dallas aviation company owners Raymond Weatherly and Bill Campbell traveled to Amarillo to advance their application for a Panhandle feeder line. They will survey routes to draft a timetable for briefs to the CAA in Washington next January.
Mrs. R. T. Weills announces extension of the national interdenominational clothing drive for liberated European areas. The original Sept 24 start was delayed, so collection continues into next week across churches parishes and synagogues nationwide.
UNRRA will provide clothing at no cost to needy individuals in war torn regions with shipping and distribution covered by UNRRA after delivery to local depots. Religious groups in the United States will supply each bale or carton of garments. George Lipman of Roanoke is touring the Panhandle seeking winter pasture for cattle on behalf of neighbors needing livestock grazing land.
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