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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1945

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Wainwright Freed From Japanese Camp Arrives in Chungking

Lt Gen Jonathan M Wainwright aged 62 and eight other US generals along with seven British generals released from a Manchurian POW camp reached Chungking aboard two planes. Wainwright wore captured British gear and received a wire photo from his wife Kitty. Wedemeyer greeted him as the group disembarked.

Chungking Jonathan M. Wainwright Corregidor U. S Manchuria Amercar Wainwright Albert C. Wedemeyer China Mukden Wedemeyer

Mercy Flight Delivers Supplies to POW Camps in Japan

A U P A mercy flight of 125 B-29s dropped over 875000 pounds of food clothing and medical supplies into 60 prisoner of war camps on Honshu and Kyushu arranging oil drums with soap cocoa rations and personal items.

Guam Honshu Kyushu 20Th Air Force Tokyo Fukuoka Kobe-Osaka Sendai Hiroshima

Japanese envoys sign preliminary peace pacts at Government House

In Rangoon on August 28 Allied forces moved toward Singapore as Japanese surrender envoys signed preliminary peace agreements in the bright Government House ballroom.

Rangoon Singapore Southeast Asia Government Hous

Jap Generals Parade in Uniforms as Americans Advance

Americans move into Japan with airborne forces led by MacArthur preparing for Tokyo area occupation. General Stilwell urges surrender of Ryukyu forces while Chang Kai-shek and Hurley meet in Chungking to discuss civil war. First American troops land at Atsugi, 20 miles from Tokyo, with 20 killed in takeoff.

Japan Gilbert and Sullivan Associated Press Richard K. O'Malley MacArthur Manila Okinawa Tokyo Atsugi Tokyo Bay Southeast Asia Nippon Chungking Patrick J. Hurley U. S China Chiang Kai-shek Joseph Stilwell Ryukyu Islands Comdr Harold Stassen Minnesota Robert L. Eichelbarger Eighth Army

Texas Storm Is Over

Houston reports the hurricane over though deadly tornado kills 63 year old man T T Wolf and five others injured as a 13 year old boy is believed drowned while trying to recover a toy pistol. Destruction spans Hillie Sealy Port Lavaca with millions in damages and widespread flooding.

Houston U.P Texas T. T. Wolf John Dilley Sealy Hillie

Army plans major reduction in force by next July

Washington reports the Army intends to cut its strength from 8 050 000 to 2 500 000 by July 1 next year Maj Gen J W Edwards assistant chief of staff for the planning division told the House Military Affairs Committee He noted men are still being sent to the Pacific at the request of Gen Douglas MacArthur including some units that saw combat in Europe

Washington Army House Pacific Douglas MacArthur Europe

Army Plans and Pacific Force Projections Stir Debates

In a congressional hearing Edwards outlined troop allocations for July 1, with 370000 in Europe and 830000 in the Pacific plus 1.185 million in the United States and territorial areas. He warned of hostile combat operations as Japan holds 1.5 million soldiers and noted shifts from service to combat units as invasion plans evolved. In Florida, Sheriff Hancock reported 2200 imported negro laborers rioted at Camp Murphy causing hospitalizations and jail bookings as authorities restored order.

Stuart Fla Richard Hancock Bahamas Jamaica Camp Murphy United States

Rails and Pavements Still Taking Beating

Transportation officials in Amarillo report little relief in travel after the end of gasoline rationing. Bus and rail traffic remain high with shifts in patterns as civilian and military movements influence passenger loads. Officials note increased highway traffic and varying railload changes across lines.

Amarillo G. M. Conner Union Bus Conner San Jacinto Bill Gray Fort Worth Denver Mr. Gray Union Terminal el Paso Charles H. Rohrer Rock Island Railroad Santa Fe Santa Fe Railroad Colorado

Study Converts Pantex Into Civilian Factory

Deke Thornton an extension agri cultural chemist from Texas A M College arrived in Amarillo to survey Pantex and the Cactus Ordnance Plant in Dumas for possible conversion into a fertilizer factory. He noted nitrogen as a key ingredient, planned soil fertilizer demonstrations, and projected dry land benefits while irrigation areas showed potential yields with scientific fertilization. Amarillo Chamber of Commerce aids inspections. Hall H Logan could not attend.

Pantex Ordnance Plant Deke Thornton Texas A. A M. College Amarillo Cactus Ordnance Plant Dumas Thornton Extension Service Pantex Mr. Thornton Panhandle Hereford Plainview

Mass Hara-Kiri Reports Hit Tokyo Groups

Radio Tokyo announced that 36 ultra nationalist members killed themselves in three days of mass seppuku after Japan's surrender. Ten from Senjo Doshikai and Kokusai Domei died by disembowelment near Atagoyama shrine on Aug 22, twelve from Meiro kai near the Emperor's palace on Aug 23, and fourteen from Daito juku near the Yoyogi parade ground on Aug 24.

San Francisco U.P Radio Tokyo Japan Senjo Doshikai Kokusai Domei Atagoyama Shrine Meirokai Hirohito Daitojuku Yoyogi

Housing shortage for Amarillo teachers prompts listing service

Amarillo public schools face a housing squeeze as teachers struggle to find accommodations. Superintendent Charles M. Rogers said his office maintains a listing service of rooms and apartments for teachers, with available units to be listed through the high school office.

Amarillo Chas. M. Rogers

Butter Points Cut for Second Time by Washington OPA Group

Washington Ariz 28 The ration point value of butter will be reduced from 16 to 12 red points a pound beginning Sept 2 for both household and institutional users. This marks the second cut in butter points this summer following a mid July reduction from 24 to 16 points.

Washington, Arig U.P Office of Price Administration

Calm Amarillo Weather Ahead For 24 Hours

The forecast shows calm conditions in and around Amarillo with little change expected over the next 24 hours. Forecasters note no significant storms or disruptions likely in the period.

Amarillo Texas

Germans Named War Crime Suspects to Face Nuernberg Trial

A responsible informant said a list of leading German war criminals will be published in a few days. The accused will stand mass trial before a four power international military tribunal at Nuernberg.

London Nuernberg

Paratroopers seize Shanghai as Kuomintang takes control

Chinese and American paratroopers have dropped into Shanghai and assumed control of the city for Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek. The seaport crowd cheered as underground reports indicated a Japanese garrison ready to quit, and Shanghai appeared to be in holiday mood with street crowds celebrating.

Chungking Shanghai China Chiang Kai-shek Kuomintang

Weather outlook Amarillo west Texas and New Mexico

Partly cloudy for Amarillo and West Texas with little temperature change tonight through Wednesday. New Mexico sees Widely scattered showers over mountains otherwise clear with little temperature change. Highs 80 in mountains 85 to 95 elsewhere. 24 hour highs 89, low 64 today noon 85. Jenkins Music Co offers gifts pianos and organs at 1505 Ong 51.

Amarillo West Texas New Mexico Jenkins Music Co

Amarillo High announces sign up by last name order

Registration for Amarillo High School begins Tuesday with Q through Z students at 1 pm, then N through P at 9 am Wednesday, and A through G at 1 pm. Credits evaluation occurs beforehand, and students must register in order. Regular classes start September 6 with a 8:30 am to 3:35 pm schedule.

Amarillo High School R. B. Norman Norman Congress

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