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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1945
Page
9
Local column reports births with hospital details, new neighbors moving in, address changes, and greetings. It lists navy student Bob Finnell in town, families welcomed at St Anthony's Hospital, and numerous medical updates and travel notes.
Pvt Oswald Cormack returns to William Beaumont General Hospital El Paso after a month visiting wife at 408 Wes Fight and mother Mrs Minnie Cormack at 609 Van Buren. Cormack just finished 14 months in India. Mrs C M Brannon at 916 North Arthur visits grandson Ray Wolford in San Diego with his parents Mr and Mrs R A Wolford. Wolford stationed with the Navy.
The piece argues Stalin outpaces Hitler and Mussolini in planning Europe’s future by leveraging American production power. It notes his cautious shift on religion, restoring the Orthodox Church and Catholic regions, and suggests his next move could redefine religious freedom or spark a new religious revolution, with Europe’s fate hinging on his decisions.
City Manager A PL Hiancock yielded to a pre spring rearrangement urge at City Hall. His desk moved from the center to the west end freeing space to welcome more visitors and allow two or three persons to be seated before him simultaneously.
Mrs. Effie Schultz of Shattuck Oklahoma arriving for a visit with her daughter Mrs Karl Degenhardt and family at 312 A Prospect. She is mother of 10 living children and 77 years old.
Urban planning officials in Texas map postwar routes to route the heaviest highways along city borders. Studies show most drivers want business district access, so planners replace old heart of town and bypass concepts with intersecting streets off main arteries to relieve through traffic. The plan awaits city input before final approval and construction.
A snapping turtle lacks teeth but has powerful jaws with sharp horny edges that function like blades. The feature aids grabbing prey and slicing flesh in its aquatic habitat.
Col Hewitt T Wheless, deputy commander of a new 21st Bomber Command unit, trains crews in the Marianas B 29 offensive against Japan. A veteran of the 1941 B 17 flight to the Philippines he earned the Distinguished Service Cross after a ferocious chase and bombing run, then served in Darwin and Java before returning to the United States and overseas duty.
In August 1942 a major notes a Mrs Loectte becomes a colonel in March and the full colonelcy came recently. He says training bomber crews improved by about 190 percent since the war began, reflecting higher quality and efficiency in early efforts.
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