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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1945

Page

3

Lands Service of Grocerymen

F C Haenchen of H J Heinz Oklahoma City told S D Barrer of Amarillo on his return from a Pittsburgh food conference that American grocerymen inspire national economic welfare. Barrier is a Heinz salesman for the Panhandle territory. He urged grocers to bear in mind their wartime role amid ration points shortages and transport issues.

F. C. Haenchen H. J. Heinz Company Oklahoma City S. D. Barrer Amarillo Pittsburgh Barrier Heinz Panhandle Mr. Haenchen

General Patton’s wartime career and later life outline

The article traces George S. Patton Jr.’s World War II leadership from Sicily to the London speech and subsequent fallout. It notes his relief from Third Army command in 1945, brief European theater command, his poetic and religious interests, wealth, and their impact on his postwar ambitions amid U.S. demographic notes on aging citizens.

Sicily London Congress War Department Patton Third Army Germany Eisenhower U.S Fisenhower Joseph T. McNarney God of

New Rules on Wage Raises

Washington reports a policy outlining government fact finding boards may recommend wage increases while ensuring employers can absorb costs at current prices. Panels must assess ability to pay, a limit rather than a measure of fair increase. Oil wage board adjourned to January 7 at companies' request.

Washington Labor Schwellenbach

Reds Hang Them Moscow

Seven German SS Elite Guard members were hanged yesterday at Smolensk after conviction as war criminals.

Moscow Smolensk

Berlin Police Share Shoes With Oncoming Officers

Berlin's 13,000 strong police force is so short of footwear that officers have given their shoes to colleagues on the next shift. Police Captain John Howe of Chicago, who has studied the Berlin force, commented on the event observed in Berlin.

Berlin John Howe Chicago Howe

Funeral services held for Prince Fumimaro Konoe in Tokyo

In Tokyo on December 21 Shinto funeral rites were held for Prince Fumimaro Konoe, pre Pearl Harbor premier. Imperial household representatives and cabinet ministers attended as Konoe, who died by his own hand Sunday, sought to escape trial as a war criminal.

Tokyo Fumimaro Konooye Pearl Harbor Japan Imperial Household Konoye

Komodo Dragon May Weigh Up To 250 Pounds

The Komodo dragon, the largest living lizard, can reach weights around 250 pounds in good conditions. Researchers note significant size variation among individuals across Indonesian islands.

Post Office Rush Is Over in Amarillo

Postmaster W. D. DeGrassi reports the Amarillo Post Office back to near normal. This year’s mailing is lighter and earlier, reducing undelivered letters and parcels from last year’s backlog. The lobby shows typical morning activity with no long lines.

Amarillo Post Office W. D. DeGrassi

Christmas mail volume steady as post office prepares

The postmaster reported that parcel post and stamp windows will operate, hoping every letter and parcel is delivered by Christmas Eve. He noted mail volume is lighter than last year but normal Christmas business continues.

Two Crippled Ships Reported Off California Coast

SAN FRANCISCO December 21 two crippled ships are reported off the California coast by Coast Guard headquarters one towed by a Coast Guard cutter and the Army transport Imperial is among the vessels described as damaged early today.

San Francisco Coast Guard California Imperial

Coast Guard Tows Army LST After Power Loss Off Cape Mendocino

A U S Army troop carrying LST bound for Seattle suffered power loss and was towed to San Francisco by the cutter Shawnee off Cape Mendocino. The Coast Guard reported no danger. LST 224 also nearly floundered about 33 miles west of the Golden Gate.

Seattle Cape Mendocino San Francisco Coast Guard LST 224 The Golden Gate

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