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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1943

Page

7

Orders Sent To Engineers In Amarillo Strike Called Off

White House transcript reports that the grand jet engineer ordered engineers to stay on the job and cancel the planned strike due next Thursday morning. The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen grievance chairman had not received official instructions yet.

White House Amarillo Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Denver Grand Jet Brotherhood of Railroad

Nazis’ Fog Pots Use Hundreds Of Barges In Britain

London dispatch reports Nazis repurposed hundreds of barges as fog pots to obscure targets from Allied air strikes. Portable smudge pots and decoy sites mislead bombers, with lake drains and fake airports built to divert attacks but the real targets still suffer damage.

London Britain Germany France Low Countries

Allied Bombers Attack Bangkok and Chittagong

RAF and American heavy bombers struck Bangkok with fires visible 100 miles away. The railway station yard and arsenal area were hit in the fifth Bangkok raid. Japanese planes raided Chittagong, losing five aircraft. American forces pressed the Burma front with three days of bombing in the Kukwang Valley from Dec 22 to Dec 25.

New Delhi India Bangkok Thailand Southeast Asia Command Chittagong Burma Amercan Kukwang

Censorship Tightens as Allies Mass Forces for Invasion

London reports that wartime censorship will grow stricter as American and British troops build up for Eisenhower led invasion. Capt. Eugene F. Nute takes over as press censor and expands the European theater staff, nearly doubling it to thirty and expected to rise further.

London Britain United States Dwight D. Eisenhower Eugene F. Nute Army Nate

Yugoslav Patriots Destroy Air Base Near Croat Capital

Yugoslav Patriots penetrated the Zagreb area and destroyed Velika Goritza air base less than 10 miles southeast of Tito’s headquarters. A second Yugoslav force foiled a German attempt to occupy an unnamed island off the Croat coast. Garibaldi Division units aiding the Yugoslavs reported a conspicuous success in Montenegro with a radio station and large war materiel captured.

London Zagreb Velika-Goritza Josip Broz Tito Free Yugoslav Radio Garibaldi Italy Montenegro Plevije Bjelopolje

Hull Foresees Victory in Europe in 1944

Secretary of State Cordell Hull said the war in Europe could end in 1944 if all United Nations double their efforts and unite behind the war. He echoed General Eisenhower's forecast while warning against undue optimism.

Washington Cordell Hull Europe United Nations Hull Dwight D. Eisenhower Algiers Fisenhower Eisenhower

Markets and livestock summary from major exchanges

Market desks show the Dow Jones industrials at 131.21, down 0.03. Grain prices in Chicago for wheat oats rye near steady with slight shifts. Kansas City and Chicago livestock markets report active hogs and steadier cattle, with varied prices across weights and grades.

Dow-Jones Merrill Lynch Pierce, Fenner & Beane

British High Command Receives German Fortification Plans

Reuters report from Stockholm quotes the Danish Press Service stating the British High Command is believed to have obtained detailed German fortification plans for the Jutland area.

London Reuters Stockholm Jutland

Spaatz Urged to Lead United US Strategic Bombing

Allied headquarters report that Lt. Gen. Carl Spaatz may be named commander of all American strategic bombing of Germany. He advocates concentrating large air power on single objectives and could coordinate over 1,000 western planes with 500 plus in the south to hit Nazi Europe in one day.

Allied Algiers Germany Carl Spaatz Spaatz Eighth Air Force Britain Fifteenth Air Force Mediterranean Europe Alps

Chinese Mop Up Remnants Of Defeated Jap Troops

Chinese forces pushed from recaptured Kunkan to the Huto River where it joins Lake Tungting and the Yangtze. Mopping up operations against Japanese remnants continued, with attacks on the east bank beginning yesterday. Chiang Kai-shek's central China forces have regained over four fifths of the area lost in the November advance.

Chungking China Kunkan Huto River Lake Tungting Yangtze River High Command Kungan Chiang Kai-shek Central China Rice Bowl

Mrs Henry Ford Sprains Ankle In Paint Can Accident

Mrs Henry Ford on Bonita Avenue Pleasant Valley toppled from a box while renaming woodwork Christmas enamel splattered on her. She suffered only a sprained ankle as friends noted the accident and cautioned her to be careful.

Henry Ford Bonita Avenue Pleasant Valley

Premier Tojo admits only minor changes in war effort

Premier General Hideki Tojo told the 84th session of the Japanese diet that there have been minor changes in certain sectors but the army and navy are maintaining and consolidating strategic positions. He said Japanese troops are delivering crushing blows to Allied forces in every encounter as they fight toward the war’s successful consummation.

United Press Hideki Tojo Tojo

Market Report From Local Stockyards Shows Mixed Prices

Indications holdover around 6 000. Cattle 14 000 calves 800 wealers steady at 15.00 down fat steers 13.75 16.50 top 7.00 for strictly choice 1030 lb long yearlings next highest 16.90 choice steers 16.25 746.65 stock cattle fully steady 10.50 12.00 best fed heifers 15.75. Sheep 9 000 asking higher of 15.00 or slightly above good to choice few wooled westerns around steady good to choice yearling wethers 13.10 year ling ewes 12.25 two year old ewes 7.50 medium to good western fed ewes 6.50.

Chicago Rye Kansas City Livestock Kansas City

Penetro salve extolled by grandma for cold relief

An old fashioned remedy with mutton suet is promoted for coughs nasal congestion and muscle aches. The ad claims modern mothers can follow grandma's example for cold relief using Penetro salve with contemporary medication. Price 25 cents single and 35 cents double supply. Demand Penetro.

Mrs Ruth Bell Dies in Amarillo Hospital

Mrs Ruth Marie Bell 51 wife of R C Bell of Nara Visa died at 9 30 this morning in an Amarillo hospital She was brought here Sunday in critical condition Survived by husband and her mother Mrs Ella Wilson of Nara Visa The body will be sent tonight to Tucumcari Services arranged by Dunn Funeral Home Tucumcari

Ruth Marie Bell R. C. Bell Nara Visa Amarillo Bell Ella Wilson N. S. Griggs & Sons Tucumcari Dunn Funeral Home

Wives of Two Bank Officials Ill With the Flu

Wives of two First National bank officials are patients at Northwest Texas hospital. Mrs. Clifford Patterson, wife of the president, spent Christmas there with flu which developed into pneumonia but recently showed improvement. Mrs. Dale Smiley, wife of the cashier, and their daughter Sue also hospital patients with flu. Captain Charles R. Woodburn and wife return home for Christmas holidays. he serves in the Field Artillery stationed at Camp Livingston Louisiana.

First National Bank Clifford Patterson Northwest Texas Hospital Dale Smiley Sue Charles R. Woodburn Charles P. Woodburn Taylor Street E. C. Kight Forest Captain Woodburn Field Artillery Camp Livingstone

Marvin Jones to Talk Over State Network

War Food Administrator Marvin Jones will discuss the food and feed situation on Lone Star Radio Network from 9:15 to 9:30 tonight. The program originates in KGNC studies and references a harsh winter storm impacting cattlemen due to feed shortages and severe losses expected in today's blizzard.

Marvin Jones Lone Star Radio Network KGNC Judge Jones

Seabees recount Guadalcanal combat phase

After heavy fighting on Guadalcanal, a Naval Construction Battalion held a brief gathering to present a campaign record. A school teacher in the unit earned attention for describing a phase: The Marines were shooting Japs, The Army boys were shooting.

Guadalcanal

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