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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1945

Page

11

Aviation Machinist's Mate Rejoins Amarillo Home

Sylvan A. Hurd, aviation machinist's mate first class, returns to Amarillo after duty in the Pacific with Air Group 20 on an aircraft carrier. Son of Elmer and the late Mrs. Hurd, he served since 1942 as a key maintainer of armed, battle-ready planes. Carrier strikes targeted Bougainville Palau Formosa the Philippines and French Indochina in the Second Battle of the Philippine Sea.

Pacific Air Group 20 Sylvan A. Hurd Has Re Amarillo Elmer D. Hurd Taylor Hurd Bonins Palau Formosa Philippines French Indo-China Philippine Sea

Two Navy Women Serve in Hawaii Air Station

Bettye Parsons and Dorothy Mae Babb hold second class ratings as parachute rigger and aviation machinist mate and work in the assembly and repair department at Naval Air Station Kaneohe Hawaii. Parsons, daughter of Mrs S C Parsons of Lincoln 1711 and Muleshoe Texas graduate, was at Pensacola before moving to Hawaii. Babb, daughter of Mrs S C Carson of Canyon and Amarillo resident, graduates of Grant High School, was stationed at Milton Florida prior to transfer to Hawaii.

Bettye Parsons Dorothy Mae Babb U.S. Naval Air Station Keneohe Hawaii Miss Parsons S. C. Parsons Lincoln Muleshoe Tex Pensacola Fla Miss Babb S. C. Carson Canyon East Sixth Amarillo Grant High School Milton, Fla

Lt Everett Reynolds Selected for Four Engine Bomber Training

Lt Everett E. Reynolds 1804 Pierce, son of Mrs Mary G Reynolds, has been chosen for four engine bomber pilot training at Liberal Army Air Field. He will undergo fifteen weeks of intensive training to earn the rating of airplane commander after graduation. A former Amarillo Junior College student, he worked as a hardware salesman before enlisting. He received his wings and commission at Roswell New Mexico on August 27 1942.

Liberal Army Air Field Everett E. Reynolds Pierce Mary G. Reynolds Reynolds Amarillo Junior College Roswell N. M

Bruce D Andrews Promoted to First Lieutenant

Headquarters Ninth Air Force announces Bruce D Andrews promoted from second to first lieutenant. He is a B 26 Marauder pilot in the Ninth Air Force tactical offensive against German transport and a member of the 323rd bombardment group.

Ninth Air Force Bruce D. Andrews R. W. Andrews Alabama Andrews 323Rd

Soldier's Medal for Roy E Hall Morotai heroism 1944

Pfc Roy E Hall husband of Hazel Hall KGNC awarded the Soldier's Medal for heroism at Morotai Island Netherlands East Indies on Oct 10 1944. After a P 47 plane crashed offshore he swam to aid the pilot despite burning gasoline and risks, helping bring him ashore to save his life. Hall belongs to an antiaircraft artillery unit.

Morotai Island Netherlands East Indies Roy E. Hall Hazel Hall KGNC Hall

Seaman Ruffin Home on Leave from Navy Posts

Marvin L Ruffin seaman first class son of Mr and Mrs M L Ruffin 2813 Rule has been home on leave He has served 16 months in the Navy and is stationed at Corando California in the amphibious post office He is a Texhoma High School graduate and worked in an oil wholesale business before service His wife and son live at 2813 Rule Paul N Jones son of Mr and Mrs Ben R Jones 1322 Taylor has been promoted to first lieutenant with the Twelfth Air Force He has also earned the Air Medal and wears the ETO ribbon and Distinguished Unit Badge He previously worked for Phelps Dodge Mining Corp Terome Arizona and earned his wings and commission at Childress Texas

Marvin L. Ruffin M. L. Ruffin Seaman Ruffin Navy Corando Cal Texhoma High School Rule Paul N. Jones Ben R. Jones Taylor Twelfth Air Force Jones Phelps Dodge Mining Corp Terome Ariz Childress Tex

The Twelfth Man On Leave From Overseas Duty

Robert R. Anderson of Wichita Falls is an aviation radioman first class in the Navy. After 30 months abroad he is on leave from a Pacific aircraft carrier where he operated the ships sending set and batteries. Four engagement stars mark Guadalcanal Tarawa the Marianas and Leyte. He hopes to work in radio serving a large station or a national network after discharge.

Robert R. Anderson Navy Wichita Falls San Diego Anderson Pacific Australia New Guinea Hardin Junior College University of Chicago NBC Chicago

German Prisoners Endure Bread and Water Diet at Camp

Two hundred forty eight German naval POWs at Lindhurst branch camp near Waynesboro refuse food, forcing a bread and water diet as punishment. In a separate note from Java the belief links a knife ritual to childbirth relief.

Picket Lindhurst Branch Waynesboro

Marine Pfc Tommy Utz Discharged After 23 Months Overseas

Marine Pfc. Tommy H. Utz of 703 Jefferson has been discharged after 23 months abroad. He and his family will return to live here. A Gavutu Tanambogo Tulagi Guadalcanal and Tarawa veteran, he earned the Purple Heart for Tarawa wounds and wears the Presidential Unit Citation with cluster.

Pfc Tommy H. Utz Jefferson Utz Gavutu Tanambogo Tulagi Guadalcanal Tarawa

Top Nazi Saboteur Nabbed in Brazil

Rio de Janeiro April 11 authorities said a Nazi sabotage ring in South America may be smashed with the arrest of German engineer Georg Konrad Friedrich Blass 53 described as its chief. Brazilian court also jailed Wilhelm Kopff 25 years for Axis espionage and Blass linked to arrests in Chile with units in Venezuela Colombia and Peru aligned with agencies in Argentina and Uruguay. Blass arrived from Rome aboard an Italian liner in 1940 and allegedly operated with full Nazi authority to carry out sabotage assignments.

Rio DE Janeiro South America Georg Konrad Friedrich Blass Wilhelm Heinrich Kopff Brazil Blass Chile Venezuela Colombia Peru Argentina Uruguay Rome

Churchill Promises No War Criminal Haven in Eire

In the Commons, Prime Minister Churchill stated that no war criminals would find sanctuary in neutral Eire. His written reply to Dr. James Little affirmed, Yes sir, steps would be taken to prevent sanctuary in any country within the British Commonwealth.

London Churchill Neutral Eire James Little Belfast

Bushmen of Central Australia Seek Immortality by Kangaroo Fat

In Central Australia some bush men claim that anointing themselves with kangaroo fat can help preserve life. The belief centers on using animal fat as a protective or life extending practice amid harsh environment.

Central Australia

Deluge of Shirts Embarrasses Mahon

Rep. Mahon of Texas laments a cotton shirt shortage as he finds none in Washington stores. After reporting surplus in warehouses, a Good Samaritan sent three shirts from Louisiana, plus others from Virginia and Texas. He vows to be the best dressed man in town.

Washington Mahon Democrat Texas

Women of Heidelberg Make Play for Sympathy

April 11 reports Lt. Col. W. E. Eckles of Victoria Texas transmitting an unusual message about sympathy efforts involving the U S Tenth Armored Division in Germany.

Heidelberg U. S. Tenth Armored Division Germany W. E. Eckles Victoria Tex

Heidelberg message to Eisenhower on Bismark statue

A note signed the women of Heidelberg was affixed to the Bismark statue in Heidelberg addressed to General Eisenhower. It urged resurrection of common sense and decency and peace based on wisdom, expressing admiration if fulfilled. Eckles and associates questioned its sincerity or Nazi manipulation.

Heidelberg Eisenhower Eckles

Liberty Torch To Burn Brighter On V E Day

The Statue of Liberty torch will glow brighter on V E Day with six 400-watt high intensity mercury lamps added to the existing thirteen 1,000-watt and one 250-watt incandescent lamps. Two living flame like lamps will enhance the torchlight.

Liberty New York

Wood Fueled Majority Till 1880 Home Heating

As late as 1880 two thirds of American homes relied on wood for heat. This historical note highlights the prevalence of wood fuel before widespread adoption of coal and other energy sources.

America

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