Allied Bombs Continue Wewak Raid and Invasion Prep
Allied forces intensified air strikes on Wewak New Guinea finishing off most of the 225 enemy planes sighted and destroying cargo ships while signaling invasion plans. In Europe a radio statement urged occupied peoples to prepare for the coming invasion as Eisenhower declared Allied armies ready to strike from Sicily.
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Tokyo air assault on Borneo cripples ships and supplies
Allied communique reports a fierce raid on Borneo with bombs and fires sinking or burning three cargo ships and damaging harbor and town areas. The strike, described as the heaviest blow yet against the Japanese air force in the Pacific, targeted ships supporting the Salamaua garrison about 350 miles from Wewak.
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Segi air base tale notes Seabees and Amarillo cowboy
A Seabee officer greets Marine raiders at Segi New Georgia as the jungle is cleared for an American air base. Amarillo native John Cowboy Curry, a Seabee bulldozer operator, attempted to bring a horse aboard a transport, famed for rodeo and polo exploits in Texas and the Southwest.
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Amarillo
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Houston
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Amarillo Field
Cactus Ordnance Works
Eisenhower's Allied Leaders Forecast Next Actions
At the Allied war conference in Quebec Eden arrives from London as Roosevelt plans a Ottawa visit next week. The talks focus on military matters while potential messages to Stalin and possible Moscow trips by Eden or Welles loom. Canadian politics add a domestic angle as Mackenzie King’s Liberals face by-elections setbacks.
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John Wheatley Taken by Death
John G. Wheatley, assistant cashier of the First National Bank, died following injuries from a car accident on Aug 2. Born in Waxahachie, he moved to Amarillo at age six and built a long banking career here, ending with the Amarillo Bank and Trust and later the First National. He would have turned 60 on Sept. 7.
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Senator Connally to Attend Panhandle Appreciation Dinner
The Panhandle will host Senator Tom Connally at a September 2 dinner in the Herring Hotel at 7 30 pm. Attendance invites include Senator Wright Patman Judge Marvin Jones Rep Eugene Worley and others with 350 tickets priced at 2 50 each. Bill O'Brien heads arrangements, toastmaster Judge R E Underwood. Connally, longtime foreign relations chair, is praised for his stance on Roosevelts policies and Panhandle ties.
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Marvin Jones
Eugene Worley
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Grady Hazelwood
Bill O'Brien
Panhandle Producers and Royalty Owners Association
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Forts Wipe Out 3 Years Work
Stockholm reports that a U S Flying Fortress raid on Trondheim Norway July 24 largely erased three years of work on the German submarine base. The concrete hangar housing six U boats was ruined and workshops and equipment were wrecked. The Trondheim gas works harbor destroyer submarine cargo ship four steam tugs and a floating dock were sunk or damaged.
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Bender and Finger Die After Borger Plane Crash
Elmer H. Bender Phillips Petroleum refinery superintendent dies in an Aeronca crash near Borger airport shortly after 6 am. George Finger, owner of George Finger Automobile Agency, is severely injured. Bender and Finger, longtime civic leaders and fliers, were en route to Kansas City when the accident occurred.
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Bender
Frank Cazier
Civilian Aeronautics Administration
Amarillo
Kansas City
Air Corps
Phillips Company
Illinois
Elmer T. Bender
Ronald L. Bender
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S. Y. Osgood
Philips Methodist Church
J. Edmund Kirby
Borger Methodist Church
St. Louis
Powell Funeral Home
C. C. Tate
Jerry Iback
R. R. Freund
George McKenna
Fritz Ostrom
R. A King
A W. Paris
G. W. Hiatt
J. W. Mitchell
Ed Ralston
Norman Perkins
Belton Chappell
Weather and Social Security Record Systems Splits Cited
The article discusses tensions between weather data handling and Social Security record systems. It mentions Russell Stationery Company in relation to filing or archival practices and potential impacts on records management.
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Social Security Record Systems
Russell Stationery Company
Reds Cut Nazi Rail Line Near Kharkov Advance Threatens Escape Route
Russian forces smashed through near Kharkov capturing Zmyev and over 50 villages, narrowing the siege and threatening the Kharkov Lo mog railway escape. Front reports also claim gains toward Bryansk and advances on Izyum as German reserves push back. Red Star calls for Allied second front to shorten the war.
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Brvyansk
Malinka
Bryansk
Dnieper
Europe
Russia
Rec Star
Allied Command
Sicily
Spas Demensk
Smolensk
Ludwig Sertorius
Duebious
Allies Stage Coordinated Bombing Blitz On Peenemuende
Allied air forces mounted a coordinated assault on Peenemuende and hit Woensdrecht Holland and Lille area fields. RAF Mosquitos targeted Berlin as night bombers pounded Regensburg Schweinfurt and Marseille while escorting fighters faced light opposition and some losses. Aftonbladet cited German estimates of 10.9 million Berlin evacuees, and the operation showcased multi front pressure from Africa to Europe.
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