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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1944
Page
6
Erwin B. Medart technical sergeant returns to the States after seven months overseas with the Army Air Forces in the European theater. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Aven Medart of 1508 Woodland, he served as engineer gunner on B 24 Liberator and B 17 Fortress completing 35 missions.
A revised schedule for the Community Christmas Tree programs Dec 18 to 22 shifts the U S Veterans Hospital event to Dec 18 and the Negro USO program to Dec 22. Other events run Dec 19 for underprivileged white children and a separate program for Negro children, with Amarillo Army Air Field personnel to attend at the Auditorium USO. Transportation plans cover 2000 to 2500 field men and 100 to 200 for the Negro USO. A seventh grade chorus will perform The Angel of the Shepherds at the children’s party.
Ralph Pemberton, son of Mrs. Oleta Eng land, is a patient at McCloskey General Hospital Temple. The 22 year old signal corpsman stepped on a land mine near the Virve River in France, suffering a foot fracture hand wounds and the loss of an eye. He wears the Purple Heart.
Lewis H. Bromley technician fourth grade is returning from 27 months overseas with the Signal Corps in the Asiatic Pacific theater. He has arrived at Fort Bliss before visiting his mother Mrs. C F Bromley at 3100 Tyler.
Sufferers report relief from gallbladder misery as Gallusin stimulates sluggish liver and increases healthy bile flow. The medicine costs $3.00 per dose and is sold with a full money back guarantee by Cretney's.
Two years ago readers were urged to endure sacrifice to end bloodshed and death. Now the same images are dismissed as just more war pictures.
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