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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1945

Page

9

Germans Probe Allied Lines Near Bologna Front

On February 14 Italian frontages saw minor patrol clashes and artillery duels as German forces probed Allied positions. A Brazilian platoon with artillery support raided a hill east of Gaggio and clashed with Nazi defenders. Allied reports discussed conditions for a possible enemy withdrawal from northern Italy and noted smoke screens south of Bologna and mining activity along the Senio River.

Rome Gaggio Bologna Italy Ifth Army Senio

Hay Fever Affects Over Two Million Americans Each Year

The article notes that more than 2,000,000 people in the United States suffer from hay fever annually. It discusses common symptoms and areas where incidence is high, highlighting seasonal factors and potential seasonal impacts on daily life.

United States

Commander McNeil Survives Two Torpedoings On Pacific Duty

Commander Virgil M. McNeil on 30 day leave in the States after serving since 1939 and 1942 in Hawaii and the Central Pacific. He survived two torpedoings with eight days on an improvised raft and 22 days in a life boat without losing a man. Married with two children Gayle Maurice 11 Norma Jane 8. Wife teaches at Sam Houston Junior High School.

Central Pacific Virgil M. McNeil Fairmont Navy Pearl Harbor States Midway Guam Saipan Leyte Airc Hawaii

Pigeon Hero of Sea Battle Dies Aboard U S Ship

Herman the bedraggled pigeon joined the crew in New Caledonia over two years ago and served aboard a battleship as a dive bombing mascot. He lived on a 16 inch gun turret provide quarters and attracted both support and condemnation during a formal inquiry into his antics.

JU. S U.P Herman New Calendonia United States New Caledonia Penelope

Herman Exonerated and Lost Flight End in Dark Dock

A Navy officer named Herman is cleared of blame and restored to a high rating but faces dangerous duties. During a test flight from a ship in dry dock he crashes from altitude and sinks to the bottom. A rescue party retrieves him, but he dies days later. Judy Underhill and Holt’s staff are noted as book contributors.

Herman Comdr. W. G. Hammond Judy Underhill Holt Helen Tayior Bill Sloane Lee Miller Scripps- Howard

Book About War Dispatches Faces Warm Reader Praise

Ernie Pyle reflects on reader responses to his war journalism collection. He lists acquaintances who praised the book and notes the volume largely reprints his Sicily Italy England and France columns with minor chapter organization by a Holt’s assistant.

Sicily Italy England France Holt’s

Brenda Will You Step Out With Me Tonight

A playful note from a worker asks Brenda to join a night out after describing a rough day. The writer credits Ice-Mint as soothing burned feet and softened callouses, enabling extra overtime earnings and a chance to go dancing.

Brenda

Autographs Spread as He Signs Books Across Countries

The speaker describes sending several copies overseas and hundreds to friends in America, then autographing about a thousand more around the country. He notes signing 175 books in a single instance.

America

Fragmented war memoir correspondence from Amarillo Globe reader

An excerpt describes a writer in France in August sending corrections by cable, reflecting on spelling difficulties and identity. The narrator mentions the book rolling off presses and the first autographed copy sent to Albuquerque.

Amarillo Globe Amarillo Texas France Holt Trade Department Albuquerque

Joyful Cough Relief Home Mixture

A popular home cough remedy recipe touts Pinex concentrated compound mixed with sugar syrup or corn syrup to yield a pint of cough medicine. It claims quick relief, pleasant taste, and refund if not satisfied.

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