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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1945
Page
9
Walk-around oxygen units are supplied to bomber crews to let a diver breathe after a water crash. The device aims to keep a man alive until he frees himself, providing about six minutes at ten feet, five minutes at twenty to twenty five feet, and thirty one percent minutes at fifty feet.
Washington reports President Roosevelt died from a cerebral hemorrhage due to ruptured brain vessels. Doctors describe it as a sudden extensive brain bleeding often linked to aging arteries and rising blood pressure leading to a stroke-like event.
Medical men explain that a mild initial hemorrhage can precede a later fatal stroke. They contend the hemorrhage that killed the President was very severe, suggesting a dangerous progression in his condition.
The first three gospels Matthew Mark and Luke are called the Synoptic gospels due to their similar content wording and sequence. This shared perspective highlights their parallel narratives and thematic echoes across the first three books of the New Testament.
Dessa Haven in Odessa serves as a haven for American soldiers freed from German prisoner camps by the Red Army advance on Berlin. More than 1200 recently arrived from there to American bases.
The Long Island summer resort of Southampton emerges as a key whaling hub in colonial times, with ships from its harbor activity fueling early American maritime commerce and industry.
Former dancer Buddy Ebsen now Lt. Christian R. Ebsen of the U S Coast Guard passed through Amarillo on a 30 day leave to Orlando with family. He recalled MGM days and Broadway credits while serving on a North Atlantic patrol vessel and plans to return to Seattle for active duty.
Six juniors were chosen by 1800 students to lead cheers at football and basketball games and pep rallies for the next season. Winners include Virginia Irwin Elizabeth Allen Billie Jo Lidia Matt Champion Johnny Barnard and David Hickman. Assisting them are Freda Jones Jane Holt William Fomby and Joe Pratt with Miss Marion Barnes as sponsor.
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