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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1945

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Panhandle Livestock Show Opens With Large Entry Totals

Morning crowds observe the 18th annual livestock show as 119 club calves remain after classification and 52 not allowed to compete. About 250 pigs enter judging at 10 am, with many ready for sale by 11 am. Quarter Horse entries fill the barns while sale cattle and carrot bulls prepare for auctions. County agents praise the classification committees for thoroughness.

Jack Roach Joe Gamble Paul Lawson Roy Snyder College Station Western Jack Coulter Jay Taylor Eddie Johnson Joe Hatton Spearman Alex Bateman Hereford Hatton Panhandle Raymond Hollingsworth Panhandle Quarter Horse Exhibitors Association D. Burns Mason King

Allies Close on Rhine as Ninth Army Crossings Reported

Paris dispatch says U S First Army nears Cologne within two miles while Allied forces push along a 75 mile Rhine front. German claims of crossings near Duesseldorf and Krefeld are unconfirmed. Uerdingen bridge was blown after a crossing attempt. 3,000 Allied POWs freed at Krefeld.

Paris U. S. First Army Cologne Rhine U. S& Ninth Army Duesseldorf Krefeld Supreme Headquarters Eisenhower Great River Uerdingen Associated Press Hal Boyle First Loevenich Hitler Peoples’ Army Stalingrad U. S First Army Ninth Army Duisberg tross-Rhine Homberg Ruhr Homeberg Raile Road 84Th

Fat Stock Show Schedule Highlights Mar 5 8:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M.

The program lists events for the Fat Stock Show from Monday, March 5, including entries, judging, and meat cutting demonstrations at the Sales Arena and Livestock Arena. It notes commercial calls at Western Stock Yards, the quarter horse breeders banquet at Amarillo Hotel, and various club sales and judging throughout the day and into Tuesday.

Army Air Forces Amarillo Field Central Meat Plant Western Stock Yards New Sale Pavillion Eddie Johnson Jay Taylor Jock Coulter Amarillo Hotel Panhandle Hereford Breeders Amarillo Panhandle Hereford Breeders’ Sale Range Riders Saddle House Pig Club Sales Arena Lamb Club Sales Calf Club

Merchants Offer Dollar Day Bargains at Amarillo Show

The Amarillo Fat Stock Show opens today promising bargains for ranchers and 4 H members. Dollar Day attracts shoppers, but livestock raisers with unplaced animals and late arrivals may miss the deals.

Amarillo

Weather forecast for Amarillo and surrounding regions

The Amarillo weather section notes colder conditions Monday with snow and freezing drizzle, winds 25 to 35 mph, and temperatures around 16 degrees. Stockmen advised to take precautions. West Texas shows partly cloudy skies with light snow in Panhandle and South Plains, colder Monday night into Tuesday. New Mexico expected light rain or snow, winds 20 to 30 mph, much colder, with varying temperatures through the day.

Amarillo West Texas Timdy Pansandie South Plains Panhandle New Mexico

German Planes Hit Britain in Early Morning and Night Raids

German planes attacked Britain in two waves, early today and tonight, in the first major raids since June. Coastal defenses fired on raiders from the North Sea, six planes were shot down, one reached London, and casualties occurred across scattered towns with damaged streets and buildings.

London Britain North Sea East Anglia England

Princess Elizabeth Joins British ATS WAC

Princess Elizabeth has joined the British Army’s ATS the equivalent of the WAC Buckingham Palace announced tonight The report also mentions Olver Wisins Lumber Co at 1200 W 6th in connection with lumber sales.

London Elizabeth Buckingham Palace Olver & Wis Ins Lbr. Co

Superforts Attack Tokyo In Second Sunday Raid

American B-29s conduct a large force raid on Tokyo from Guam spanning 1500 miles. Tokyo reports about 150 planes hit the capital area with fires started. no enemy fighters opposed and no big losses. Nagoya Toyohashi and Hamamatsu are also targeted in expanded operations.

21St Bomber Command Guam Marianas-to-Tokyo Tokyo 20Th Air Force Emperor's Palace Nagoya Toyohashi Hamamatsu Osaka Kobe Kyushu

Allied bombers strike Ruhr and Axis rail hubs across Europe

American and British heavy bombers with fighter escort attack Ruhr transportation targets in southwest Germany for the 20th straight day. 15th Air Force bombers hit Austrian and Hungarian rail lines serving German troops. Eighth Air Force strikes Ulm and Munich area facilities with limited fighter opposition.

London Germany Ruhr 15Th Air Force Italy Austria Hungary U. S Eighth Air Force Ulm Munich England Wanne-Eickel

Cold Wave Forecast Over Plains Delivers Snow and Freeze

The weather bureau warned stockmen as a cold air mass moved from Denver toward the plains. Freezing drizzle and snow were forecast with subfreezing temperatures and strong winds, easing by Wednesday as temperatures rise and thaw begins.

Weather Bureau Denver Bureau

Red Army Drives to Baltic Coast in 62 Mile Breakthrough

The Red Army reached the Baltic coast at Kolberg in a 62 mile advance that split eastern Pomerania, trapped thousands of German troops, and outflanked Stettin. Zhukov and Rokossovsky closed on Kolberg with 20 divisions possibly 200,000 Germans cut off, as railways and highways were seized and tie-ins to Danzig and Swinemuende disrupted.

Baltic London Red Army Kolberg Pomerania Berlin Stettin Marshal Zhukov Swinemuende Marshal Rokossovsky Koeslin Stalin Danzig Germany Connecticut Rokossovsky Zhukov Reetz Oder River Stettin-Danzig Stolp Gdynia Moscow Vienna Dresden East Prussia Koenigsberg Latvia Tempelburg Neu- Stettin Dramburg Labes Regenwalde Freienwalde Wangerin

End to Chrysler strike voted to resume war production

Detroit march 4 strike by Chrysler Corp union workers ended after a vote to return to work. The eight day stoppage idled 24,000 Chrysler employees and halted war output across six plants. The vote came after wartime board orders and pleas from CIO leaders.

Detroit Chrysler Corporation National War Labor Board Chrysler Briggs Manufacturing Co United Automobile Workers Patterson Washington Great Arsenal

Italian Troops Drive Nazis From Coast South of Po Di Primaro

Italian troops with the British Eighth Army rout the enemy from the coastal area south of the Po Di Primaro River and capture nearly 200 prisoners, Allied Headquarters reports.

Rome Eighth Army Po di Primaro

Grave toll on Ledo Road revealed by War Department

The War Department disclosed that for every mile of the 1,044 mile Ledo Road from India to China a U S soldier lies buried. Negro troops made up 65 percent of the 15 000 plus construction forces. Only 42 miles crossed friendly territory and two years were required to complete the route with malaria and disease taking lives and the Japanese posing greater menace ahead.

Washington India China War Department

Filipinos Break Japanese Rear in Luzon Campaign

In northern Luzon Filipino guerrillas strike the Japanese rear clearing Locos Norte Province. General MacArthur reports American divisions seize Ticao and Burias Islands in the Sibuyan Sea. Manila’s 37th Division overruns downtown, capturing the Finance building and ending major Nipponese resistance.

Luzon Llocos Norte MacArthur Philippines Ticao Burias Sibuyan Sea Bicol Luzon Island Legaspi Manila

Chinese forces advance toward Suichwen after recapturing Yungsin

Chinese units recaptured Yungsin and moved toward Suichwen in Kiangsi Province as announced by the Chinese high command. The advance comes about 45 miles south of Yungsin, signaling progress in securing air base city objectives.

Chungking Yungsin Suichwen Kiangsi

Allies Close In On Millionth German Prisoner

SUPREME HEADQUARTERS ALLIED EXPEDITIONARY FORCE PARIS MARCH 4 The 1,000,000th German prisoner on the Western Front may be captured within hours. Official count from Normandy to Feb 8 was 954,377. Since then daily captures have ranged 7,000 to 10,000 as the enemy pockets collapse west of the Rhine. no ceremony planned when the milestone prisoner is seized.

Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force Paris Western Front Normandy Rhine

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