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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1943

Page

2

DAR To Offer Project to Officers

Mrs. Harry Doviglas McKeige of Brooklyn named national director for Co ordination of War Services by DAR president general Mrs. William H. Pouch. DAR expands war work with work rooms and information bureaus in port cities to aid Army Navy Coast Guard officers and visiting personnel.

Washington, D. C Harry Doviglas McKeige Brooklyn N. Y William H. Pouch The Daughters of the American Revolution DAR Pouch McKeige Boston Massachusetts Dar New York City Hotel Roosevelt National Defense Red Cross Army Navy Coast Guard War Bureau Harry D. McKeige United States Army Nathaniel Woodhull

Calendar of local club events and DAR notices

The schedule lists A A U W sewing, Red Cross rooms, Amarillo Rebekah Lodge, and USO dances and games tonight with times and venues. Wednesday includes church and lodge activities, game nights, and civic group meetings. DAR remarks note service wear, war bureau aid, ribbons for 750 hours, and Mrs. McKeige’s DAR leadership background.

Women commissioned to fill army doctor shortfall

Major General Kirk announces 7,500 more women physicians will join the army in three months. Nine women physicians are on duty with several more in activation, including Major Margaret Craighill the first. Several lieutenants and captains at Fort Des Moines Fort Dix Drew Field and other posts touted to expand battlefield medical coverage.

Norman T. Kirk Army Margaret D. Craighill Women’s Medical College Philadelphia Medical Corps Office of Preventive Medicine Margaret M. Janeway New York City Women's Army Corps North Africa Eleanor B. Gutman Yale Medical School WAC Fort Des Moines Iowa Annive Nersessian Norwood Mass Temple University Port Des Moines Aubrey A. Bill Wayland Boston University Medical School Fort Devens Jean L. Dunham G. C. Dunham Army of the United States George Washington University Washington, D. C Tilton General Hospital Fort Dix N. J Elizabeth Garber Dunkirk Ind Belle C. Shedrovitz United States

Glamour Tips for Homemakers From Amarillo League Luncheon

Bright Spots presents a weekly invitation to the Rose Bowl Tea Room luncheon sponsored by the Amarillo Junior Welfare League to benefit a children’s clinic. The column quips about household glamour, husband watching, and practical fashion advice with playful references to Betty Grable Joan Fontaine Bette Davis Joan Crawford and Marlene Dietrich.

Rose Bowl Tea Room Fred Fyfe Amarillo

Soldier Slays Wife and Self in Hotel Murder Suicide

Police seek motive in the deaths of Pvt. A J White and his wife both shot in their El Paso hotel room last night. Coroner Windberg ruled the private killed his wife and then himself after the pair returned from a night out. hotel clerk Trinidad Romero described them as drinking but in good spirits.

EL Paso W.P Pvt A. J. White Aurora Wis Charles Windberg Trinidad Romero

Germany's New Weapon In Action At U S Bomber Base

First Lt. Joseph Armanini and Maj. William Veal described a German weapon that fires lines of 25 to 30 black balls about indoor baseball size. The balls explode on impact or together in a flash as German fighters close in on American B 17s during raids on Regensburg and other targets. The device may use rocket guns or concussion mechanisms and was deployed from beneath attacking Messerschmitt planes.

U. S England Germany Joseph Armanini Santa Cruz Cal Armanini Regensburg William W. Veal New Rochelle N. Y

Betts to Speak at Mt. Zion Church Thursday Night

Negro lawyer T. M. Betts will address the Mt. Zion Church Thursday night at 8 30. The public is invited to attend the talk at the church.

T. M. Betts Mt. Zion

Danish sabotage wrecks factories in Denmark

Svenska Dagbladet reported two Danish factories blown up over the weekend despite a royal and government appeal for peace. An aluminum factory at Frederiksberg and a camouflage factory in Copenhagen were wrecked, with a German patrol boat reportedly split by an explosion near Knittelsbroen. Sabotage also hit railway lines moving troops and supplies to Danish ports for Norway movement, per Stockholms Tidningen.

Stockholm Svenska Dagbladet Denmark Christian X Fredericksberg Copenhagen Knittelsbroen Norway

Mom s Been Working on The Railroad

In Galveston August 24 1941 the Santa Fe Railway shows 3427 women on its payroll about 35 percent in jobs traditionally done by men. They serve as engine wipers lubricators machinists blacksmiths sheet metal workers electricians and operate turntables steam hammers and drill presses. Many have husbands sweethearts brothers or sons in the armed forces and some have replaced relatives called to active service. The telegraph department sees notable female growth though overall male workers still predominate.

Galveston Santa Fe

De Gaulle Praises Reorganized French Army

Gen. Charles De Gaulle congratulated Gen. Henri Giraud on the reorganized French Army in Algiers and declared that the enemy would soon see what the troops are worth in a letter from the president of the..

Algiers Charles de Gaulle Henri Giraud

French Liberation Committee Praises Troop Strength

The committee reports to the commander in chief that large inspected units form a powerful force. It credits the troops and officers for their spirit, training, and equipment supplied by American allies, noting the enemy will soon see their value.

French Committee of National Liberation

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A. A. U. W. Sewing Group Red Cross Sewing Rooms Amarillo Rebekah Lodge I. C. C. F. Hall Bonita Chapter O. E B Taylor Street USO Victory Command Harry Prepsutti Downtown Ellwood Park Young People’s Department Polk Street Methodist Church Palo Duro Order of Them Masonic Hall Gamma A Beta Sigma Phil USC Victo Wives Bowling Club Downstown Uso West Amarillo Christian Church J. A. Stinson Tennessee Street First Presbyterian Church Lydia E. Pinkham Boxwell Brothers Ambulance Amarillo—Dumas America Revlon Fabu White & Kirk Amalrillo Doctor Uncle Sam Gracie Allen Betty Grable Sport Pages Joan Crawford Ale Bette Davis George Marlene Dietrich Potuck Armed Services Fay Hancock Sonya Gover Mt. Zion Church Ketchikan Alaska Vitaly He Jrock Goov de Gaulle Marie Earle Herbert Drug Globe News Fine Diamonds J.T. Russell Jeweler Amaprilio Charm Magazine Hollywood Pottery Ong Blackburn ‘Bros
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