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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1945
Page
5
The Chicane crime commission urged jurors to wear robes to lend dignity to the courts, but Lake County Judge William J. Murray countered that justice matters more than pageantry. He noted most judges do not wear robes and jurors are not expected to.
Omaha Neb announces Service Life Insurance Company new Gold Seal policy costing one dollar a month for total protection. It pays up to 100 dollars monthly for sickness or accident disability and hospital benefits up to 650 dollars per confinement. It also provides up to 6000 dollars for accidental loss of life or limbs. No medical exam required and 10 days free examination by mail.
The War Department, after review, reports Lt Donald J Moore remains on the missing list. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. FE D Moore of 901 North Grant, were notified. He earned the Air Medal and previously the Distinguished Flying Cross. Trained in the Royal Canadian Air Force, he enlisted before US forces, later joined the Marines, and was commissioned in Jacksonville. He was reported missing over RaPaul during a raid by the Black Sheep Squadron.
Lt. Amitillo Ratelift rises from second lieutenant to first lieutenant as the son of Merried Mrs. T Roy Ratelith. Lt. Leo P Montgomery Jr arrives in the European theater with an anti aircraft unit. Montgomery is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon P Montgomery and has served since 1942 attaining commission in 1943 after Amarillo High School and UT education.
Vernon Fo Lundevreeen of Route 1 is linked to an aircraft maintenance unit of the Fifth Air Force Service Command that earned a commendation for its work in the early days of the Philippine invasion. The document lists names, addresses, and related military and civilian notes, reflecting a wartime commendation context and local ties.
Clark L. Earthman son of Mrs. F K Ross of 1218 West Eleventh is awarded the Oak Leaf Cluster to the Air Medal. He serves with the Army in France. Sergeant Farthmeat has three years in the Army and nine months of combat duty. He graduated from Amanito Hiel School and worked for Alli Chalmers before enlistment.
A note describes an artist selecting materials at Hurdless, focusing on the shop’s offerings and the artist’s choice of tools and colors. The piece highlights the package of supplies and the mood of a creative errand in a local storefront.
A fragmented page lists Ruth Kerr McSwain and Gorge A Durgee marriage license details, court case names such as J. D. White vs Evelyn Witte, and various filings. It also mentions firearm casing notes and a method for forming rounded noses on tubes, with references to Calvi n G DeBessonet and Joyce.
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