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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1945

Page

3

Peace hopes rise as Big Three meet amid German war scene

Wartime dispatch notes unity of Russia Britain and America as essential to peace. Allied bombers strike Skoda plant near Pilsen while civilians flee warned by radio. Berlin battles intensify with German counterattacks and troop redeployments toward Denmark and the Alpine defenses. Queen Victoria reference part of unrelated ad content.

Dewitt MacKenzie Associated Press San Francisco Germany Russia Britain America Skoda Pilsen Golden West Berlin Hitler Denmark Fuehrer Rhineland

Texans Lead Daring Groups Get Results

The Texans led daring patrols in two major stories. A Glassenburg concentration camp discovery by the 358th Regiment under Lt. William B. Kilpatrick located crematory ovens with eight bodies. Task Force 2 led by Lt. Col. Clayton Wells secured a Danube bridge head and moved armor across a Dillingen crossing aided by Robert J. Welch Jr. and Maj. Elbert Summers of Palestine. England spent 75 million annually on cut flowers before the war.

Glassenburg Germany Austria Kurt Schushnigg 358Th William B. Kilpatrick Paris Buchenwald Danube Bridge Dillingen Bridge Robert J E. Welch, Jr Crosby Maj Elbert Summers Palestine

Furr Buys Harris Store on Fillmore

Wil lard Harris announced the sale of the Harris Food Store at 418 North Fillmore to the Furr Food Stores. The No. 2 Harris store remains at 707 East Tenth under J. H. Harris and his sons Willard and Odell. The first Harris grocery was the Rolling Stone at 502 North Fillmore, the neighborhood’s first cash and carry operation.

North Fillmore Helpy-Selly Harris East Tenth Harris Food Furr Food Willard Harris Harris Food Store J. H. Harris Willard Odell Rolling Stone

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