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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1945
Page
9
The spring term of federal court for the Northern District of Texas will convene May 21 with Judge James C. Wilson presiding, per a notice received by the U S Clerk.
Frank F. Dempwolf, age 56, of Dalhart, died Wednesday in an Amarillo hospital. Funeral will be at Sacred Heart Cathedral at 10 AM tomorrow. rosary at 8:30 PM tonight at Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel. Burial in Llano cemetery. He was a Catholic, and a member of BPOE and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.
School children in Amarillo sell admission tickets to a series of shows tied to the Seventh War Bond drive. Bond sales rise at several schools with chairmen reporting growing enthusiasm. A Troop Carrier Command show is set for May 19 and 20 at 2 PM with a simulated parachute attack and glider artillery.
Paper route boy Guyon Saunders of the Globe News attended a high school rally and bought a $50 war bond to complete his room's 100 percent participation. The purchase marks the final tally in the group’s effort.
Memorial services are planned for Pfc Rollie R Townes Jr 20 formerly of Amarillo killed in action March 29 in Germany. The Third Army infantryman served 18 months, previously with the Army Air Forces, and had been overseas since October. He was a former student at Sam Houston School and Amarillo High School.
The United National Clothing Collection in Amarillo will ship clothing shoes and bedding to Oklahoma City campaign center Wednesday. Local chairman Jimmy James says Tuesday is the deadline for donations at Federated Women’s Club rooms Municipal Auditorium with preferred pickup Saturday or Monday. Center hours are 9 to noon tomorrow 9 to 4 Monday and 9 to 4 Tuesday.
Three men convicted in the 47th District Court were sent to the state penitentiary in Huntsville along with 13 others. Clarence Williams received 15 years for robbing T. A. Ferguson and Frank Graves 25 years plus a life term for the May murder of Mrs. Dorothy Snelson. Hugh Haralson got 15 years and Billy Weaver 10 years for a liquor store robbery. Ground meat storage guidance follows.
Sgt. O. T. Stewart on furlough visits his wife and two sons Teddy and Bobby at 112 West Sixteenth and his parents Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Stewart at 1301 Buchanan. He has served over a year and will return soon to Camp Roberts California after special infantry training in Virginia.
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