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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1944

Page

9

Miller Acquitted in Love Triangle Killing

A jury acquitted Robert I. Miller of murder in the February slaying of Dr. John E. Lind, a noted psychiatrist, on a downtown street with Mrs. Miller nearby. The eleven jurors deliberated 1 hour 7 minutes before delivering the verdict, while the defense framed Miller as distraught over his wife’s affair and the prosecution argued premeditation.

Washington Robert I. Miller John E. Lind Lind Miller H. Mason Welch

Massed German Tanks Repulsed by Soviet Lines Near Iasi

London reports heavy German attacks aimed at Iasi in Romania were repulsed with thousands of German casualties. Soviet updates say 122 German tanks and 164 planes were knocked out over two days of fighting, as tanks and air power clash. London also notes Ninth Air Force plans to equip fighter-bombers with 1000-pound bombs, doubling payloads from earlier models.

London Iasi Romania Moscow

Nazi Newspaper Reveals German Plans for Next War

London reports that the Munich Neuste Nachrichten asserts Germany hopes to retain conquered Europe to build naval power for a fresh aim at Britain and the United States. The article suggests a new war effort hinges on naval strength and strategic positions across Europe.

London Munchner Neuste Nachrichten Europe Great Britain United States

Citizenship Oath Granted to 22 Residents at Federal Court

Twenty two people became U S citizens as Judge James C Wilson administered the oath in U S Federal Court. New citizens hail from Germany Canada Poland Russia Czechoslovakia Bulgaria Switzerland Manchuria and England with several joining from Amarillo Field and others listed with birthplaces and current residences including Vega Dalhart Booker Pampa and Dawn.

United States James C. Wilson U. S Germany Canada Poland Russia Czechoslovakia Bulgaria Switzerland Manchuria England Amarillo Field Rabbi Arthur Bluhm Rabbi Bluhm America Bluhm Anna Berensmeier Buecher Happy Vaclav Werner Amarillo James Maren Marinoff Herman Both Vega Theresa Both John William Kuhles Dawn Gertrude Kuhles Frederick Becker Wilbert Hammond Place Johanna Hertha Bluhm Arthur Bluhm Karolina Bischofberger M. Adelaide Jadwega Pomykala M. Julita Agatha Langolf Booker Gottlieb Langolf Antonina Balenko Antonina Nalivaika Berger Joseph Everett Bates Dalhart Jessie May MacLean Bates Enid Carter Scholton Pampa John Albert Fournier Helena N. Y Alfred August Rodick Chicago Patrick Ray Stevens Dayton Ohio

Summer Meeting of Interstate Oil Commission Set for Denver

The Interstate Oil Compact Commission announces its summer quarterly meeting will be held in Denver June 30 and July 1 with committee sessions June 29 and 30 to prepare reports. Secretary Charles L. Orr noted topics include public lands and oil and gas prospects in Rocky Mountain states.

Oklahoma City U.P Interstate Oil Compact Commission Denver Charles L. Orr Rocky Mountain States Orr Commission

Pioneer Oil Man Alfred M. Smith Dies

Alfred M. Smith a pioneer in Southwest Texas oil development and a founder of the Duval Texas Sulphur Company died today in Los Angeles. He held substantial interests in Gulf Coast oil fields and maintained an office in Houston.

Houston, Tex Alfred M. Smith Texas Duval-Texas Sulphur Company Los Angeles Gulf Coast

1000 Sailors Saved as Ship Runs Aground

SAN FRANCISCO May 31 More than 1,000 Navy men were rescued when the 10,500-ton Liberty ship SS Henry Bergh ran aground near the Farallon Islands in fog and rain. The ship was badly holed and breaking apart. no casualties reported. Surviving crew reached the island receiving station as destroyers and patrol craft aided raft rescues.

San Francisco Henry Bergh Farallon Islands Golden Gate 12Th Naval District Golden Gate Bridge Western Sea Frontier Navy Oe Island San Francisco Ay

Germans Tighten Reprisals Across France Belgium and Holland

wartime dispatch reports Nazi terror as German forces arrest and shoot patriots in France Belgium and Holland amid the allied invasion buildup. Reprisals include 27 killed at St Quentin and 26 hostages shot at Brantome, with 18 Dutch executions in the past week.

Hitler Europe Dordogne Riberac Brantome St. Quentin Belgium Holland England

De Valera Poised for Victory in Irish Election

With two thirds of counts in, Prime Minister Eamon De Valera's Fianna Fail holds 55 seats in the 138 seat Dail, leading Fine Gael with 17, Labor two, National four, Farmers five, and Independents seven. Six cabinet members retain seats as results incomplete.

Dublin Eamon de Valera de Valeur Fianna Fail Pine Gael Labor National Party Farmers Independents Labor Party Fine Gael de Valera

Nu-Enamel Corp. Begins Oil Production in Texas

Nu-Enamel Corp. announces completion of its first producing oil well on a Montague County lease in Texas. The paint firm has chartered to produce and sell petroleum and expects 2000 barrels daily, though proration limits apply. Two additional wells are under way in the same field.

New York Nu-Enamel Corp., Paint and Varnish Company C. L. Liegd Montague County Texas Lloyd

Materials Cut Off In Certain Fields

W M Averill announces 12 Texas and South Louisiana oil fields denied materials for drilling or completion without PAW exceptions. Texas fields include Grimes Houston County Columbus Colorado County Gregory San Patricio Mission Valley Refugio County Remainia Webb Riverside Nueces Yorktown Cottonwood Creek Dewitt Page Schleicher. Louisiana fields include Gordon Beauregard Gum Cove Cameron Hester St James. Rail commission set hearings in Austin for June 21 on field rules for United North and South Development No 1 Max Webb well Guadalupe County and Magnolia Petroleum No 10 P J Sea well Sand Hills Crane County.

Houston Tex W. M. Averill Petroleum Administration For War Texas Louisiana PAW Grimes Houston County Columbus Colorado County Gregory San Patricio County Mission Valley Refugio County Retamnia Webb County Riverside Nueces County Yorktown Cottonwood Creek Dewitt County Page Schleicher County Gordon Beauregard Parish Gum Cove Cameron Parish Hester St. James Parish Austin Railroad Commission United North and South Development Company Guadalupe County Magnolia Petroleum Co Sand Hills Crane County

A Gurule Rites Are Set Today

Funeral services for Aleandro Gurule 73 died at his home in Channing will be held at 10 this morning at Immaculate Conception Church Vega Father J A Hancox to conduct rites Gurule a pioneer farmer and stockman lived in Oldham and Hartley Counties for 52 years Survived by six nieces and a nephew Burial at Vega Cemetery N & Griggs and Sons directing

A. Gurule Channing Immaculate Conception Catholic Vega J. A. Hancox Gurule Oldham Hartley Aleandro Gurule Panhandle Tascosa Anna Gurule Amarillo T. B. Romero Lee Benny Colorado City Don Gurule Vega Cemetery N. &. Griggs and Sons

Stanolind Starts Georgia Wildcat

Stanolind Oil Company, a Standard Oil subsidiary, began a test oil well in Mitchell County Georgia. The well is planned to reach 10,000 feet unless oil or gas is found first. The site lies about 30 miles east of the previous Early County hole drilled to 7,320 feet. Hunt Oil Company of Dallas has chosen a location in Clinch County near Homerville.

Waycross Stanolind Oil Company Standard Oil Company of Indiana Mitchell County Georgia Oil and Gas Committee The Chamber of Commerce Early County Hunt Oil Company Dallas Tex Clinch County Homerville

Dalhart Field Band Plans Downtown Summer Concert Series

Dalhart Army Air Field band, under Warrant Officer Norbert E. Hota, opens a series of downtown summer and fall concerts. The 27 member military unit is sponsored by the DAAF special office and the city of Dalhart.

Dalhart Dalhart Army Air Field Norbert E. Hota Daaf Special Office

Hitler Deadline Given Bulgaria

United Press wire reports say Adolf Hitler gave Bulgaria until noon Thursday to reform its cabinet and establish a government able to maintain order and support German aims or face consequences. Reports from Ankara indicate Russian forces may move against the Balkans by June 15 with Turkish observers noting the Bulgarian army could be pressed to oppose the Red Army.

United Press Wire Adolph Hitler Bulgaria BBC NBC Ankara Balkans Soviet Union

Amarillo Field Sells Scrap Lumber to Civilians

The Quartermaster at Amarillo Army Air Field authorizes sale of a pile of scrap lumber to civilians at $1 per truck load. Lt. Pat Barmore, salvage officer, notes the material is mainly small pieces including kindling. Buyers should bring trucks to Quartermaster warehouse No. 1 and call Lt. Barmore at 2-5501 extension 607 for details.

Amarillo Army Air Field Pat Barmore Quartermaster Barmore

Is Your Marriage Slipping a Little

A June Reader's Digest piece offers ten introspective questions for couples to self assess and ten practical tips aimed at strengthening domestic harmony and rekindling affection to brighten family life.

Bricker Renews Dare to Dewey Campaign Push

Ohio three time governor Bricker renews urging Dewey to discuss issues publicly. He will attend a ceremonial in Brickerville Pennsylvania and says he is pursuing an affirmative campaign for the Republican presidential nomination while criticizing the Roosevelt administration. He plans to participate in the convention's preliminary sessions as chairman of the war advisory council on security and social welfare.

Invention Resolutions Committee War Advisory Council

Landing Craft Production Meets Second Phase Demand

Navy Secretary Forrestal said all requirements for landing craft in the second phase have been met. He noted a 70 percent production increase in six months and that summer and fall demands would be satisfied. The Army’s new combat uniform pockets hold nine grenades each, previously taped or carried in sacks.

Washington Navy Forrestal

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