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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1943

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Seven men parachute from stricken bomber near Naples

From Allied lines in North Africa a Flying Fortress crash near Naples sent seven crew members into the Tyrrhenian Sea. three landed together and were rescued, while others were scattered. Lt. Harold L. Chrisman, Lt. Robert L. Kurz, and Sgt. Wells A. Macoy led the survivors who fought sharks and hunger before a Catalina plane spotted them. The others were rescued later and returned to duty.

Daniel DE Luce North Africa Naples Tyrrhenian Sea Harold L. Chrisman Denton Texas Robert L. Kurz Clawson, Mich Wells A. Macoy Hyannis Mass Macoy Africa Macey Lieut Chrisman Kure Amrong Kurt Robert F. Smith Oxnard Calif Smith

Allied Push and German Evacuation Efforts in Sicily

Allied forces pressed along the north coast of Sicily near San Fratello and Catania as German troops attempted disengagement and evacuation to the Messina bridgehead. Reports from Noland Norgaard note German withdrawal aims while bombers pounded ferries and barges. Biancavilla and Balpassa were captured.

Cesaro San Fratello Seventh Army San Agata Randazzo Mount Etna Acire Traina U. S Catania Bernard L. Montgomery Noland Norgaard Associated Press Yeserday Messina

Airline Asked From Amarillo for Feeder Airline

Sunshine Airlines of Amarillo filed with the Civil Aeronautics Board to operate a feeder service using helicopters and other aircraft to serve 100 plus Texas Oklahoma New Mexico and Kansas towns. Partners include Lake Gilmore Nunn and J Lindsay Nunn with broadcasting and newspaper holdings. Proposed routes include Amarillo to Fort Worth Dallas Pecos San Angelo and Bartlesville and other intermediate points.

Washington Sunshine Airlines Amarillo Civil Aeronautics Board Texas Oklahoma New Mexico Kansas Lake Gilmore Nunn Lexington Army Air Forces Army Transport Command J. Lindsay Nunn Kentucky Nunn Texas Panhandle Houston Hart San Angelo Bernard Hanks Abilene Austin Wichita San Antonio Enid Okla

Amarillo Urges Water Rationing Four Days a Week

City officials urge residents to irrigate only on Tuesday Thursday Saturday and Sunday to curb usage after a record 15.4 million gallons were consumed on Saturday. N V Moss says full capacity is 15 million gallons daily but variable well levels prevent sustained output. Industrial users asked to limit consumption to essentials.

Amarillo N. V. Moss Water Department Moss

Jugoslav Students Executed for Guerrilla Support

BBC reports 120 Jugoslav students aged 14 to 27 executed for supporting guerrilla leader Draja Mikhailovich. Nazi forces also say 18 Serbs were executed in Kraljevo after partisans derailed a train. An unrelated wartime item closes the note.

United Press Draja Mikhailovich BBC Mikhailovich Jugoslav Kraljevo

Weather update for Amarillo area and regions nearby

Notable cool spell tonight and Tuesday morning with scattered showers. West Texas sees little temperature change with tonight’s thunderstorms in the Panhandle and El Paso area. New Mexico reports no material temperature change with scattered thundershowers southward. High 100, low 70, noon 90 in the last 24 hours.

Amarillo West Texas Panhandle el Paso New Mexico

Japanese claim ships sunk in Solomons battle

Berlin radio quoted a Japanese comm unique claiming a destroyer sunk on each side and damage to another west of Kolombangara Island. It also asserted air losses over Shortlands and raids on Rendova with two transport ships sunk, claims not confirmed by Allied sources.

Associated Press Berlin Solomons Kolombangara Island U.S Vella Gulf U. S Shortland Islands Rendova New Georgia

News Tip Prize Winners Named in Amarillo

Stanley Sapp won first prize of 5 dollars for a tip about an Amarillo man accidentally shot. Robert Edward Payne Jr. took second prize of 3 dollars for reporting a found billfold leading to a shoplift search. Ronald Lamberth earned third prize for a tale of two cats aiding in catching a chicken thief.

Amarillo Stanley Sapp North Lincoln Robert Edward Payne, Jr Taylor Street Robert Ronald Lamberth Park Drive Ronald

Argenalians To Guard Navy Urged by Broadcast

A British radio broadcast recorded by CBS says a secret Italian station urged Italian sailors to guard the navy against German seizure attempts. The broadcasts previously urged protection of both the fleet and merchant ships from Nazi hands.

New York CBS Today

Allied air formations sweep the Straits late today

Two strong Allied air formations, each with heavy escorts, crossed the Straits of Dover toward the continent in a late evening operation. No details on results or targets were provided.

London Straits of Ver

Evacuation Report from Stettin in World War II Context

A Reuters dispatch from Stockholm reports Stettin, 85 miles northeast of Berlin, is being evacuated. The item references Sheaffer and Parker pens and Russell Stationery Company.

London Reuters Stockholm Stettin Berlin Sheaffer Parker Pens Russell Stationery Company

Yanks and RAF Strike in Burma

New Delhi reports that Tenth U.S. Air Force medium bombers attacked river shipping on the Irrawaddy in occupied Burma while RAF planes targeted rail and water routes in lower Burma. The American communique said raids Saturday had no losses but weather hindered damage assessment. RAF hits damaged trucks wagons and engine sheds, sampans off Ramree Island were attacked, with no RAF losses.

Allied North Africa Sicily Italy Northwest African Air Force Messina Straits Messina Cape Calabria Palmi San Nni Gulf of San Eufemio Gioia Reggio Cap Vaticano Capinga Randazzo Mount Etna Milazzo Angitola River Mitchell Marina de Catanzaro New Delhi U.f U. S. Airforce Irrawaddy Burma Ramree Island

Dalhart Air Field Contract Awarded

Col F J Wilson announces the Dalhart Army Air Field adds construction work awarded to Hoke Construction Co Stillwater Okla for more than 100000 dollars with work to start immediately.

F. J. Wilson U. 8S Engineering Corps Tulsa Okla Dalhart Army Air Field Hoke Construction Co Stillwater

President Roosevelt Rejoins duties after Canada trip

The White House announced Roosevelt has returned from a brief rest vacation in Canada with his official staff. The trip seems intended for relaxation with no stated political purpose or ranking Canadian officials accompanying him.

Washington White House Roosevelt Canada

Finland Eyes Exit From War Amid Crisis Signals

Finland faces possible exit from World War II as German positions in Russia weaken and peace sentiment grows. Helsinki reports and Finnish Premier Linkomies hold major talks as Stockholm notes rising calls for peace and possible German withdrawal. Russia may require frontier restoration and a friendly government for any halt in hostilities. The shift follows Sweden’s blocking Nazi transit and broader war strains.

Finland Stockholm Helsinki Svenska Dagbladet Edwin Linkomies Russia Germany Linkomies

Berlin eyed for heavy air raids by observers

Berlin could face 30 to 35 heavy raids before being knocked out, observers estimated. One ton of bombs per 60 inhabitants targets cities. a RAP attack of about 2,000 tons could devastate a 120,000 population town, while Berlin with 4 million might require many raids to halt war production and cripple public services.

Philault London U.R Berlin RAF

Roads decline on eastern highways in two year span

Washington reports that in June 1941 there were 62 vehicles per 100 miles on eastern roads, dropping to 40 per 100 in June 1943. The West shows a fall from 100 to 57 in the same period, with 1903 figures cited as 66 for the East and 76 nationwide.

Washington Public Roads Administration The Federal Works

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