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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1944

Page

3

Mustang Pilot Aids Jumping Fort Crew

Captain James Cheney of Briggsdale Ohio served as firewatcher for a Flying Fortress over Germany. He counted parachuting crew and reported all escaped before the bomber exploded. Cheney tracked the fire and confirmed the jumpers at the pilot's request.

London James Cheney Briggsdale Ohio Germany Fortress Cheney

Higgins Cadet Commissioned From Higgins High

Henry Paul Kutchinski of Higgins has graduated West Point and was commissioned as a lieutenant in the infantry. A Higgins High School alumnus, he entered West Point through the 131st Field Artillery National Guard unit, served as cadet captain, cross country runner, expert marksman, and chair of the 16-member honor committee. He was a Pioneer staff member and left for Fort Benning, Georgia after a leave visit with family.

Henry Paul Kutchinski H. P. Kutchinski Higgins West Point Kutchinski Higgins High School United States Military Academy 131St Field Artillery National Guard Point Young Kutchinski Kutch Pioneer Staff Larry Fort Benning, Ga

Postwar world hinges on free information flow

Adolf A. Berle Jr. told the Foreign Press Association that free exchange of information is a major necessity for a successful world security organization after the war. He cited Moscow’s pledge by the United States Great Britain the Soviet Union and China to work toward a world peace organization and urged information freedom to prevent misunderstanding and fear.

New York Adolf A. Berle, Jr Berle Foreign Press Association United States Great Britain Soviet Union China Moscow

Shamrock Boy Scouts Plan Camp Kiowa June 25 to July 1

Twelve Shamrock Scouts will attend a weeklong camp at Camp Kiowa in the Lake Marvin area Hemphill County from June 25 to July 1. Scoutmaster Charles Slemmer leads the group with Rev. Marvin B Norwood as adult leader. They meet at the First Methodist Church on June 25 at 2 30 p m for departure. Participants include Billy Morgan James Paul Stribling Gilbert Stribling Ray York Donald Briggs Ken Perry Gene Hamill Jimmie Cardwell Bob Slemmer Jimmy Green Sherrod Reavis and Don Reavis.

Lake Marvin Hemphill County Billy Morgan James Paul Stribling Gilbert Stribling Ray York Donald Briggs Ken Perry Gene Hamill Jimmie Cardwell Bob Slemmer Jimmy Green Sherrod Reavis Don Reavis

Pin-Worm tablets hailed as new treatment

Historic Pin-Worm misery ends with P-W tablets from Dr Dayne Son laboratories. The wentran violet based cure claims easy nightly dosage to destroy Pin-Worms and relieve rectal itching in children and adults. Look for symptoms including itching and stomach upset and follow the simple dose guidance.

Dr. Dayne & Son America

Cancer Victims Seek Help From Red Cross, Welfare Board

The Potter County Welfare Board hears appeals from cancer patients among the cases. A elderly man sought help for a lip cancer thought to be caused by pipe friction and arranged with a physician to pay in small five dollar monthly allotments. Another roofer’s nail friction caused a chest cancer, a case once treated with apparent success.

Potter County Welfare Board A. G. Ray

Swedish Armed Forces See 4500 Disabled Since War Start

More than 4,500 members of the Swedish armed forces have been disabled since the war began while serving on neutrality defense.

Stockholm

St Joseph Aspirin Sells At Ten Cents Says Ad

An old advertisement urges shoppers to demand St Joseph Aspirin, claiming it is the strongest available and offered at 10 cents in the store's large display. The message emphasizes value and prominent local brand presence.

St. Joseph

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