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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1945
Page
14
London reported a partial return of lights after blackout restrictions were lifted. The capital showed illumination only in patches, far from the pre war brightness, as streets remained dim in many areas.
The House Appropriations Committee cut 38.7 million dollars from Interior Department requests and recommended 102.6 million for the next fiscal year starting July 1. The proposed total is 4.46 million above the current year’s level, not counting overtime.
Paris reports the Allied German prisoner tally for April surpassed one million with six days remaining. From April 1 to 22 inclusive 992,578 prisoners were counted and it is estimated more than 20,000 were captured yesterday.
Jane McEver counts the two millionth man as Sgt Brice C Davis enters the Downtown USO. Onlookers include John Laughlin, Downtown USO Board chairman, and Charles Staun, USO director, anxious to mark the milestone.
The article details 119 840 transportation miles required to produce 105 mm shells at Pantex and related plants. It lists dozens of component origins, distances, and plants from Baltimore to Waterbury, noting vast logistics before shells reach battlefields. It closes with a note on energy use for heating.
A White House news conference failed to shed light on Harry Hopkins future status. Eben Ayers said Hopkins remains ill at his Georgetown home after a Mayo Clinic stay and that his status remains quo.
Mrs Ada H Cazzell of 510 Florida will travel to Columbus Ohio with her daughter in law Mrs Dick Cazzell to visit her son Bill Cazzell. They plan to be away about two weeks.
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