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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1944

Page

7

McNeilly Family Notice From Amarillo and Long Beach

Obituary note indicates Mr. McNeilly once lived in Amarillo while employed by the Santa Fe Railway. Funeral services were held last Thursday in Long Beach. Surviving relatives include his mother Mrs. J. T. McNeilly and brother C. B. McNeilly of Tammes Illinois. A niece Mrs. J. S. Nugent resides at 1712 Monroe.

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Smells Out Nazis Hidden In Bushes

War story details a GI James Sligar using his sense of smell to track and trap two hidden German machine gunners, saving his squad. Other vignettes note Lt. William Maxwell and Technical Sgt. Edward Perry interacting with officers during a Vorposten advance, highlighting humor and misperceptions in combat.

Hal Boyle Siegfried Line Pic James Sligar Farragut Iowa Sligar William T. Maxwell Vivian Maxwell Germany Wehracht Edward F. Perry Munsing Mich Bob Perry

Sawdust Commandos Lead Lone European Forestry Battalion

Eugene N. Shepard of Amarillo, a first lieutenant, heads the Engineer Forestry Battalion in France. The unit, the Army’s only specialist woods force, supplies lumber, pilings and railroad ties for engineers and wears loggers boots with spikes. The battalion is dispersed, with components in France and elsewhere in the South Pacific. Shepard previously worked as an engineer for Shamrock Oil & Gas.

Eugene N. Shepard Amarillo France Engineer Forestry Battalion South Pacific Shepard Shamrock Oil & Gas Company

Ponce de Leon Discovers Florida on Easter Sunday

The record notes that Spanish explorer Ponce de Leon discovered Florida on Easter Sunday March 27, 1513, marking a landmark voyage in early American exploration.

Florida Ponce de Leon

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