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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1945
Page
2
A column blends local weather outlook with civic anecdotes in Amarillo. Predictions remain hot for the next day, Christmas decorations were sparse downtown, coyotes threaten livestock, and hotel and tourist revenue frames Amarillo as a growing hub driven by tourist dollars.
M. C. Moore of 403 Florida has been called to the bedside of his brother C. O. Moore who is critically ill in Waco. C. O. Moore was Borger s first sheriff and formerly a Texas Ranger captain.
Mr and Mrs Earl Davis have returned to Big Spring after visiting Mr and Mrs Silas H Ellis at 1332 East Sixth The trip included a social visit and return to their hometown residence.
Mr and Mrs P C Moorer of 3401 Harrison entertain as their guest his sister Mrs Frank Miller of Barnesville Oklahoma
Japorate Tsuchiya known as Little Glass Eye was sentenced to life imprisonment by an eight man U. S. military commission in Yokohama for beating to death an American prisoner of war at Mitsushima camp. He faced three counts of cruel brutal offenses and was found guilty of beating to death Pfc. Robert Gordon Teas and torturing another inmate.
West Texas District ranks third in the Eighth Service Command for army recruiting for Dec 8 to 14, with 217 enlistments. Only New Mexico and Arkansas topped it, ahead of Dallas Oklahoma San Antonio Louisiana and Houston areas. quota 318 achieved 68 percent. Captain John G. Henry commends local station for strong postwar Army recruitment.
Philadelphia war savings stamp program ends as 937 daily papers finish selling ten cent stamps. President Truman praises 150000 boys for raising 174 million dollars in war bonds since 1941, noting their civic lessons and treasury support.
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Wood returned to Kress following a visit with their daughter Mrs. Estelle Palmer at 2409 Buchanan.
Mr and Mrs Charlie Young have returned to Lubbock after visiting in the S W Bridgeman home at 2409 Buchanan.
After visiting Mrs. C. E. Miller at 3616 East Sixteenth, Mr. and Mrs. George H. Miller have returned to Lubbock.
Deputy Sheriff and Mrs J A Pounds of 1218 Taylor have returned home after spending the Christmas holiday in El Paso with relatives.
Houston voters approve a city council ordinance to shelter stray dogs in three open options, keeping mongrels safe if they reach an open garage yard or under a house. The article notes dog catchers were psycho analyzed to qualify emotionally for their jobs.
Greece rejects the Inter-Allied Reparations Conference allocation as inadequate. Foreign Minister John Sophianopoulos said the Greek quota is out of proportion to Greece’s sacrifices and damages from the war and occupation. The proposal set Germany only a portion of total reparations with Greece seeking 14 billion dollars overall.
Louis Gold of 3409 Hayden will return today from Shreveport Louisiana after visiting his mother Mrs C Gold.
County Treasurer J. L. Heyser and his son J. C. Heyser of San Antonio, visiting his parents, made a business trip to Mobeetie today.
William Lampe, who suffered leg and scalp injuries in a Saturday night automobile crash, is described as satisfactory by his father. Lampe, a naval air crew member on leave, is treated at Amarillo Field hospital. Also injured were Nancy Brint and others. Bessie Fern Rea of Bushland died in the crash. the Lampe family had planned Christmas travels postponed due to the accident.
Harold Connally a former prisoner of war in the Philippines and Japan returns home for the holidays at 1213 East Seventh after more than three and a half years captivity. He enlisted February 1941 arrived in the Philippines April 1941 wounded at Corregidor and will report January 15 for discharge at Fort Sam Houston.
Wilfred Bunnell, 17, faces burglary charges over the Pace Grocery entry at 401 Arthur on December 24. Bond set at 1000 by Justice C W Carder. he was arrested by city police and turned over to county authorities and remains unable to make bond.
Mr and Mrs John Crudgington and son Jonathan visit relatives in Pampa spending the day. Jonathan returns from Trinity University San Antonio for Christmas holidays.
In Amarillo Sheriff Bill Adams warns that thefts rise as people fail to lock vehicles and premises. Twelve men are jailed on theft over $50 without bond, with more awaiting trial. swindling and forgery also rise as crime shifts to the county.
The three foreign ministers concluded exploratory talks at Spiridonovka Palace with optimism as the final communique was shaped. Byrnes Molotov and Bevin reviewed broader topics and prepared a draft that will guide future actions. The drafting committee worked through Christmas to finalize the communique.
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