Canadian Forces Overrun German Hospital Near Apeldoorn
April 16 report says Canadian troops captured a large German hospital outside Apeldoorn. They found it already controlled by a British major and 45 wounded Allied prisoners held by Germans for seven months.
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Sie
Apeldoorn
Sergeant Borders Featured In Look Magazine In Philippines
In Look Magazine Sgt James A Borders Amarillo is shown manning a machine gun with the 41st Infantry. He volunteered to guide Philippine guerrilla families to American lines and reunite them with their fighters, contributing to the division's record citations and decorations.
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Look Magazine
James A. Borders
Amarillo
Philippines
41St Infantry
Sergeant Borders
Sergeant Borders Reunites With Brother-In-Law in Pacific Camps
76 days in foxholes under fire, Sergeant Borders met Seabee Hardman in the Philippines. They learned their camps were within walking distance. Overseas since October 1944, he trained at Ft. Sill and worked for Southwestern Stationary and Bank Supply before service. His wife Helen Borders, 500 West Tenth, holds his old outside sales job until his return.
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Borders
Seabee Hardman
Canyon
Philippines
Ft. Sill
Okla
Southwestern Stationary and Bank Supply
Helen Borders
West Tenth
Amarillo Photo Exhibit Plans Announced for September
The Amarillo International Salon of Photography runs September 16 to 30 with sponsors Amarillo Junior League and Amarillo Photographic Society. James F. Rittenberry announces judges include C T Baker Stuyvesant Peabody and Mrs Rowena Fruth. Last year 1700 prints were submitted with 160 selected and entries from Canada Mexico and South America.
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Amarillo Photographic Society
Amarillo
James F. Rittenberry
Amarillo International
Texas
Houston
Oklahoma City
Wichita
Kan
Municipal Auditorium
Camera Club
C. T. Baker
Stuyvesant Peabody
Chicago
Rowena Fruth
Connersville
Ind
Photographic Society
Panhandle
Oklahoma
New Mexico
International
Canada
Mexico
South America
Rationing Summary and Travel Notice
Rationing details list book four red stamps for meats fats and processed foods with varying end dates through late June and July 31. Sugar stamp 35 valid through June 2 with next stamp May 1. Shoes stamps remain indefinite per OPA. Gasoline coupons 15 A four gallons and B6 C6 B7 C7 five gallons through June 21. Local travel note: Mr and Mrs T L Ferguson of 2198 Harrison have left for Chillicothe and Dallas on a business trip, returning Thursday.
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OPA
T. L. Ferguson
Harrison
Chillicothe
Dallas
Visits Mrs Sanders by Mrs Weatherly
Mrs Raymond Weatherly of Dallas is visiting her mother Mrs E B Sanders at 408 Maryland. The report notes average incomes of doctors about $5000 and surgeons about $9000 a year.
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Sanders
Raymond Weatherly
Dallas
E. B. Sanders
Maryland
Public Hearing on Amarillo zoning changes scheduled in 1945
City of Amarillo set public hearings before the City Commission in the Council Chamber at City Hall. The first for property 402 and 404 North Hughes Street on April 17 1945 at 7 30 p m seeks reclassification from C APARTMENT Area to another designation. The second hearing for 1601 to 1607 Lincoln and Lots 24 23 22 21 Block 232 Plemmons Addition also on April 17 1945 at 7 30 p m seeks change from D APARTMENT Area to D RETAIL Area on the zoning map.
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North
Hughes Street
City Commission
City of
Amarillo
Texas
Council Chamber
City Hall
Katheryne Burwell
Lincoln Street
Plemons
Six Liberated In Germany From Amarillo Area
Six Amarillo area men were unofficially reported as liberated from a German prison camp near Badorb after the Second Cavalry Group breached the camp on April 2. Among the freed are Jimmy L. Campbell and Grady Staggs along with Billy Keith Floydada Harry Lamykin Jr. Wellington Homer L. Lawler Shamrock and Edward S. Ralston Phillips. Prisoners were evacuated by military planes to hospitals in France and will be returned to the United States when strong enough.
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Amarillo
Jimmy L. Campbell
1611 Monroe
Grady Staggs
Badorb
Billy Keith
Floydada
Harry Lamykin, Jr
Wellington
Homer L. Lawler
Shamrock
Edward S. Ralston
Phillips
Bastogne “Bulge
Second Cavalry
Baderb
France
United States
Beef Shortage Prolonged Across Nation Says Institute
Chicago April 16 The American Meat Institute disclosed that no immediate relief is in sight as shortages of meat for the public remain acute throughout the United States.
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Chicago
United States
American Meat Institute
Meat shortages deepen says institute survey
A survey for the OPA notes shortages are slightly worse than last month. Reports from 751 meat packing companies show meat of all kinds in very short supply with some beef cuts and sausage items less plentiful versus demand. Cattle feeders hesitate to expand without real incentives.
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OPA
Government urged to boost grass cattle marketing this spring
The call argues for actions to expand meat supplies by promoting grass cattle marketing in the upcoming spring and summer, noting urgency due to meat shortages and seeking government steps to facilitate quicker distribution.
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