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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1943

Page

2

American light tanks raid toward Maknassy in Tunisia

American tanks and tank busters pressed toward Maknassy from Sened in a fluid clash along the 45 mile Gafsa Maknassy corridor. Axis forces countered with mines and air assaults while Sened station saw limited activity and Maknassy evacuation began. Eastman approves Derby attendance limits to Louisville area residents.

Philault United Press Maknassy Sened Gafsa Zamouch Washington U.P Joseph B. Eastman Office of Defense Transportation Churchill Downs Louisville

Hamrick Appointment Won’t Be Withdrawn

Gov. Stevenson said he will not withdraw the appointment of H. G. Hamrick of Amarillo to the industrial accident board. Hamrick, once Potter County auditor, did not meet the statutory requirement as an employee in a business industry, but Stevenson believes he fulfills the intended role as an employee representative.

Stevenson H. G. Hamrick Amarillo Industrial Accident Board Atty Gerald C. Mann Senate Committee On Hamrick Potter County

Two Men Shot in Crosby County Close to Lorenzo

LUBBOCK February 11 John H Loftis about 27 was found shot to death yesterday near a trailer loaded with cows in the yard of his former home near Lorenzo Crosby County He had been shot three times in the heart Later Loftis neighbor George Isom also about 27 who lived across the line in Lubbock County was found dead beside a car three miles west of Lorenzo A pistol lay near Isoms body He had been shot through the heart

Lubbock John H. Loftis Lorenzo Crosby County Loftis George Isom Lubbock County

Hungry burglars loot Flo's Cafe for ham and beer

Burglars broke the back door of Flo's Cafe at 904 North East Eighth Avenue last night and stole large amounts of ham, a case of beer, two quarts of coffee cream, and other food items totaling about 25 dollars. A music box and a cash drawer with change were left untouched. Weather notes and a brief notice about Lincoln's birthday market closures follow, including Christian Science service details for February 14.

Flo North East Eighth Avenue

Churchill Urges Allied Onslaught Across Oceans

In a crowded House Churchill declares Britain and the United States possess growing forces and munitions as they plan massive Anglo American action. He notes the challenge of crossing oceans, landing on defended coasts, and tightening supplies while pressuring U-boat warfare.

Great Britain United States Churchill London Roosevelt Khartoum Sudan Nile Africa Josef Stalin Russia Stalin Casablanca Britain Japan

Seven Women Chosen for WAAC Group in Texas

Seven women passed WAAC tests at the recruiting station in Dallas and will enter Hobby’s Texans, a special WAAC platoon, at a luncheon honoring Col. Oveta Culp Hobby. The group includes Mrs. May Like, Mrs. Gretna Pearland, Mrs. Coye Farmer, Mrs. Lena Bell Pettier, Mrs. Dorothy H. Moore, Miss Lea E Mitchell and others from Cleburne Corsicana Tyler Corsicana.

Dallas Hobby WAAC Oveta Culp May Like Gretna Pearland Cleburne Coye Farmer Lena Bell Pettier Corsicana Dorothy H. Moore Tyler Lea E Mitchell

Amarillo Soldier Sgt Virgil Faust Receives Air Medal

Sgt Virgil D Faust of Amarillo has been awarded the air medal for action in North Africa. He was listed missing in action since January after serving as a radio operator aboard a medium bomber and participating in the raid on Sfax, Tunisia. Wife Eva Faust and mother Ethel Faust are mentioned as next of kin.

Virgil D. Faust Amarillo North Africa War Department Sfax Tunisia Ethel P. Faust Roberts Street Faust Eva V. Faust Lakeview

Travelers' Aid Advisors Named for Amarillo Service

Seven members of the advisory committee for the USC Travelers' Aid Service in Amarillo were named by Frances McFeely. The appointees include Bishop E. C. Seaman Mrs. C. W. Seibel Mrs. W. W. Rusk Mrs. Joe Shields Sid Harper Mrs. Walter Irvin and Capt. P. M Norton. Incoming rail and bus line representatives will join later to broaden services for travelers.

USC Travelers’ Aid Service E. C. Seaman C. W. Seibel W. W. Rusk Joe Shields Sid Harper Walter Irvin P. M Norton Amarillo Field Frances McFeely Travelers’ Aid Amarillo Travelers Aid

Russian Front Briefs Report Harsh Fighting in Donets Basin

In the Donets Basin near Khamatorsk a Red Army unit repulsed three German infantry and tank counter-attacks and advanced to occupy several towns. Anti-tank crews disabled 11 German tanks in another sector. Rostov area saw new Russian advances against strong German resistance. A separate clash involved 6,000 German infantry attacking with armor and artillery but being repelled as Soviets captured fortified positions. Nearby, Ballard F. Moore, 69, a retired Wheelock farmer, was killed when his automobile was struck by a passenger train seven miles north of Bryan. driver H G Lightly escaped with minor injuries.

Khamatorsk Donets Red Army Rostov Bryan Ballard F. Moore Wheelock Here H. G. Lightly

Negro Boy Joy Riders Held in Dallas

Three Negro boys under 12 years old are in juvenile court custody after admitting they used government trucks to joy ride nightly from midnight to early morning. Detective Ed Preston arrested them following a question about a stolen bicycle. the boy denied ownership and showed no interest in bikes, preferring army trucks for rides.

Dallas U.P Ed Preston

Churchill pledge to fight Japan promised with Roosevelt

Churchill said at Casablanca he renewed a pledge to confront Japan to victory after Europe. He and Roosevelt offered to go to Khartoum in the Sudan to meet Premier Stalin. He declared that Britain’s refusal of unconditional surrender would not stain victorious arms.

Churchill Roosevelt Casablanca Japan Europe Khartoum Sudan Central Africa Josef Stalin

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