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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1944

Page

15

Still Hope To Meet Chest Drive Quota

Amarillo officials push to hit the 1944 Community and War Chest goal of 172000. Campaign totals reach 147649 with several divisions contributing, and pledges still being pursued by chairmen after delaying to honor the Sixth War Loan.

Amarillo War Chest Gus Roberts Chest Fred DeCoster Roberts

Home for Christmas After 22 Months in the South Pacific

Sgt John A Hollar son of Mr and Mrs V V Hollar of Pantex Village returns home for Christmas after 22 months in the South Pacific. He served as a gunner in the Marine Air Corps and took part in three major battles earning the Presidential Citation. The report notes Cuba supplies a quarter of the world sugar supply.

South Pacific John A. Hollar V. V. Hollar Pantex Village Hollar Marine Air Corp

Divorce actions and rail disruptions in wartime Germany

District Court listings show a series of divorces including Peggy Collins Kidd versus Robert Kidd and many others with multiple couples named. The report also notes trains are scarce in Germany as Allied air raids cripple rail traffic, leaving mainly military transport. German locomotives were down to 42 percent of 1939 levels by late October per an RAF spokesman.

Germany Twenty-First Army Group Reich RAF

Shifting in Non War Jobs Is Heaviest

A War Manpower Commission survey shows non war workers quit at 60 to 70 per 1000 monthly while war workers in munitions quit at 40 to 55 per 1000. October 1944 manufacturing separations stood at 64 per 1000, with fewer draft removals than 1943 as Selective Service shifted.

Washington The War Manpower Commission WMC Bureau of Labor Statistics BLS

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