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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1944

Page

6

Midshipmen Buddy Blythe and John Reynolds Return for Christmas

Midshipmen Buddy Blythe and John Reynolds of the Naval Academy are coming home from Annapolis for Christmas. They are expected to arrive in Amarillo on Saturday and will spend about six days with their parents, the Blythes and the Reynoldses. Both are first string junior varsity soccer players in their second year and recently played Johns Hopkins College in Baltimore. Buddy and John are Amarillo High School graduates from 1942.

Buddy Blythe John Reynolds Annapolis Amarillo Naval Academy J. K. Blythe Fannin H. L. Reynolds A Polk Johns- Hopkins College Baltimore Buddy John Amarillo High School Amatillo College

Blythe Family Ties Highlight Army Navy Ball and Service

The article notes John Blythe’s rise to cadet lieutenant colonel at AHS and an ROTC path via competitive exam. It mentions Midshipman Blythe dating a Purdue twirler photographed in Life Magazine during football season. Sergeant Joe K. Blythe Jr. plans another missed Christmas in England after two prior overseas tours, having been a firearms instructor in the States before deployment.

Annapolis John Reserve Officers’ Training Corps AHS Navy Grid Purdue Blythe Navy Life Magazine Buddy Joe K. Blythe, Jr Sergeant Blythe England States

Leyte Drome Sets Record On Takeoffs

At Leyte airbase in the Philippines pilots and crews report record traffic as the single strip handles a daily 600 to 700 daylight takeoffs. The peak came on December 7 with 894 movements, signaling for takeoffs, landings, and emergency clearances amid bombings and a tower fire. Lt. Col. James Pettus, the acting airdrome commander from St. Louis, notes the busy wartime operations and the brave tower crew enduring attacks.

Leyte Philippines Pacific James Pettus St. Louis

Arizonian Finds Amarillo Warmer Than Phoenix

An astonished Arizonian says Amarillo is warmer than Phoenix. Mrs. Charles Carlson visited Mrs. L. D. Carlyle at 720 North Grant over the weekend and made her first snowball in a decade before leaving.

Amarillo Phoenix Ariz Charles Carlson L. D. Carlyle North Grant

Dog Returns to Owners After 30 Mile Trek

In Denver on December 21, Tracy Flemings who moved from Conifer Colorado last October found their stray dog Whiskers at the new home. The animal had been fed for a month prior and had never been in Denver before. They are puzzled how he found their address.

Denver Tracy Flemings Conifer Colo Fleming

Sailors Secure City Monkey Mascot From Albuquerque

Merchant seamen Bill Murphy of Los Angeles and Harold Smith of Albuquerque asked Mayor Clyde Tingley for Jocko, a city zoo monkey, to replace their torpedoed mascot. The mayor agreed with the condition that the monkey be returned alive or stuffed after the war.

Albuquerque N. M Bill Murphy Los Angeles Harold Smith Clyde Tingley Jocko

Mrs. Felicita McEnteggart Returns Home From Hospital

Mrs Felicita McEnteggart of Amarillo left the Security Benefit Association Hospital in Topeka Kansas and is back at home today.

Felicita McEnteggart Amarillo Security Benefit Association Topeka Kan

Christmas Party for Horses by the S P C A Auxiliary

Fifty horses attended a Christmas party in Philadelphia hosted by the S P C A Women's Auxiliary. Gifts included blankets chest protectors and bags of oats. A festive snack of crushed corn and apples was served along with limited quantities of sugar lumps.

Philadelphia S.P.C.A

Family provider fails in important duty satire

Smithville, Mo. December 21 Charley Chinn in the Smithville Democrat-Herald quipped that the man who marries often keeps few promises especially the promise to bring home the bacon.

Smithville, Mo Charley Chinn Smithville Democrat-Herald

Nazi Communications Hit By Planes In Italy Sector

U S 15th Air Force heavy bombers struck Rosenheim near Munich and Bologna Brenner Pass cutting feeder lines to Verona. Wing commanded by Brig Gen Hugo P Rush from New Providence Pennsylvania pressed seven straight days of raids to disrupt enemy troop and supply movements toward Italian and Hungarian fronts. Weather hampered west operations again yesterday.

London 15Th Air Force Rosenheim Munich Hugo P. Rush New Providence Thunderbolts Bologna Brenner Pass Brenner Verona

Farmhand says he knew of war but not draft rules

Louisville. A 24 year old farmhand Albert Joseph House told prosecutor John Dougherty he knew there was a war but was perplexed by the draft system. He said he had no draft card because he worked on a farm near Nicholasville and had been out of touch with things.

Louisville Albert Joseph House John Dougherty Dougherty House Nicholasville

City Manager Hancock Returns After Two Week Texas Vacation

City Manager A. P. Hancock resumes duties today after a two week trip through Central Texas including Kerrville and Uvalde. City employees will forfeit one half day of vacation this Christmas since Christmas Eve falls on Sunday and the Dec 24 afternoon closure adds no extra holiday time.

A. P. Hancock Texas Kerrville- Uvalde Country

U S Cruiser Damaged Off Leyte Tokyo Claims

Tokyo claims an enemy warship possibly a cruiser was damaged by Japanese planes in Philippine waters west of Leyte Island. The assertion came from an unconfirmed Tokyo radio broadcast recorded by the FCC.

Associated Press Tokyo Philippine Leyte Island Federal Communications Commission

39-Pound Turkey for Children's Home Christmas Dinner

S B Robbins purchased a turkey weighing more than 39 pounds for the Children's Home Christmas dinner. Grocers say it is likely the largest turkey in town at this time.

S. B. Robbins Virginia

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