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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1943

Page

2

Navy Recruits 17-Year-Olds At Amarillo Meeting

Navy recruiters from the Naval Aviation Cadet Selection Board visit Amarillo to brief high school seniors and their parents on the V-5 program. Lieutenants Boazman Riley Gilmore and Yeoman Olson address students at Amarillo High School. A follow up meeting with Navy representatives and film on naval aviation is set for 8 oclock at the high school auditorium.

Howard Boazman Jim Riley J. R. Gilmore M. C Don Olson Amarillo U. S. Naval Aviation Cadet Selection Board Dallas Navy Naval Amarillo High School

Rumors swirl amid Amarillo chatter of shortages

A wide range of rumors sweep Amarillo about cloth rationing and meat black markets with officials signaling possible months away. Readers are urged to report rumors to The News-Globe as investigators trace false chatter to curb panic.

Amarillo Galveston News-Globe

OPA Files Suits Against Packers in Five States

The regional Office of Price Administration says enforcement officials filed more than 100 suits in federal courts across Texas Missouri Oklahoma Arkansas Louisiana and Kansas. Charges include slaughtering above quotas violations of grading regulations and selling above ceiling prices. Sister Elizabeth Kenny to open a New York clinic in February after earlier cold reception.

Dallas Regional Office of Price Administration Texas Missouri Oklahoma Arkansas Louisiana Kansas OPA

CAA Invites Air Schools To Sign Cadet Contracts

The Civil Aeronautics Administration invited over 200 flight schools to sign contracts for training army aviation cadets and reservists. The move could force about 200 other schools to close due to loss of revenue amid a total of 500 flight schools in operation. Texas invites include William Breedlove Lubbock Tom Saver College Station Roy Taylor Sherman and Jean Royer San Marcos. Reservist contracts target El Paso Marshall Dallas Stephenville Paris College Station Wichita Falls and Fort Worth programs.

Washington Civil Aeronautics Administration CAA Texas William C. Breedlove Lubbock Tom G. Saver College Station Roy R. Taylor Jean Royer Sherman W. Marion West San Marcos el Paso East Texas Flying Service Marshall Mustang Aviation Dallas Central Texas Flying Service Stephenville Paris Kadett Aviation Air Transport Co Wichita Falls Midwest Aviation Co Fort Worth

Archbishop Spellman Talks With Pope Pius XII

Radio reports say Archbishop Francis J. Spellman of New York met Pope Pius XII in Vatican City. Spellman plans a 10 day stay and multiple conferences. observers think the talks concern the war.

United Press Radio Berne Berlin Francis J. Spellman New York Pius XII Spellman Vatican City

Fires Hit Munda Base as U S Airmen Strike Again

U S airmen in the Solomons bombed the Japanese base at Munda and started fires. One American fighter did not return. Since the first attack on November 23, 1942, Japanese installations at Munda have been hit at least 73 times. President Roosevelt and Madame Chiang Kai Shek visited George Washington's tomb to mark the 210th anniversary of the first President's birth. In Austin, Rep. Pat Dwyer introduced bills to legalize horse racing and permit sale of liquor by the drink.

Washington Madame Chiang Kai-Shek United States Clare Luce Life and Time Roosevelt O'Daniel Senate Jimmy Allred Allred O’daniel U.P U. S S Solomons Munda Navy George Washington Chiang Kai-Shek Austin Pat Dwyer San Antonio Texas

Lost brown case with seven keys on Taylor Street

A brown case containing seven keys was lost Saturday morning on Taylor Street between First and Eighth Avenue. The finder should return it to the counter downstairs at the Globe News office.

Taylor Street First Eighth Avenue Globe News Office

Minesweeper Capsizes Off Coos Bay

A navy minesweeper capsized in heavy seas off Coos Bay Oregon on Saturday. Five sailors died and thirteen are missing from the 29 aboard. Eleven reached shore alive. sixteen were rescued by coast guard and fishing boats but could not land for about 24 hours. Five of the rescued later died from injuries and exposure.

Marshfield Ore Coos Bay Thirteenth Naval District Pacific Coast Guard

War Stamps Sold by Amarillo Public Schools

Public school pupils in Amarillo purchased war stamps totaling 5 639.75 last week. Schools listed with individual amounts include Central Junior High 931.85 and Sam Houston Junior High 175.00, with several others such as Alice Landergin 386.95 and McKinley 51.00 contributing to the total.

Muemuey Nc Ey En Ous Cee Lee Bivins Margaret Wills McKinley Ceee Pleasant Valley Sam Houston Junior High UMM Ic Ceesens Seueeee Wilson Wolflin Fred Douglas Ccccessers I Aa Eesenvcoteoecs

No Rationing of Cigarettes Planned Says WPB

Washington report states no restrictions on manufacture or distribution of cigarettes are necessary at present according to the War Production Board beverages and tobacco division. The announcement counters rumors of upcoming rationing and affirms current policy on tobacco product control.

Washington War Production Board

Stubborn Americans Stay In Blazing Tank in Tunisia

US soldiers manning a blazing tank destroyed two German Mark IV tanks before being killed in action. Recon Sergeant Jesse J. Hurtt, 22, of Iowa, described the dramatic defense on the plains east of Beidla as waves of shells and exploding ammunition overtook their position. He recalled watching the crew endure fire for 15 to 20 minutes and then paying tribute to the unidentified crew.

Harold V. Boyle U. S Tunisia Jesse J. Hurtt Iowa Bbeidla

Plane Crashes On Beach Killing Five In Fatal Training

GALVESTON Feb 22 The air base public relations office announced a medium bomber struck the top of an automobile during a forced landing on the beach. The aircraft and car went into the Gulf. Five crewmen died and seven civilians were injured including Francis Gause and his six children. The dead are Lieutenant Edwin A Cranmer Second Lieutenant James I Mitchell Sergeant Samuel Ordenstein Private Roger L Tassin Private Lemuel B Tatum Jr Rosiland Gause 3 Anna Marie David Richard 8 Jean.

Galveston Here Gulf of Mexico Francis Gause Edwin A. Cranmer Pemberton N. J James I. Mitchell Bombardier Weldona Colorado Samuel Ordenstein Philadelphia Roger L. Tassin Wallace Lemuel B. Tatum, Jr Richmond Rosalind Gause Helen Gause Anna Marie David Richard Jean

Hollywood Newsnotes mix of stars and studio pressure

A broad survey of Hollywood amid war mobilization shows political pressure over a Los Angeles police brutality film and industry worries about wartime labor. The piece lists stars and projects, notes studio funding shifts, and ponders Oscar classifications and westerns reviving for box office.

Hollywood Seb Los Angeles Alexis Smith Craig Stevens Hollywood Canteen Olivia de Havilland Betty Hutton Bob Hope Walt Disney Uncle Sam Gloria Stuart Katherine Paramount Booth Mickey Rooney Cary Grant Bebe Daniels Ben Air Force Lyon London England USA Lois Whitney Jack Briggs Ginger Rogers Glenn Jane Frazee Tryon Hedy Lamarr Russia MGM Morgue Alan Dinehart Britton

FASTEETH Powder Keeps Dentures Firmer and Pleasant

An improved powder that sprinkles on upper and lower plates to hold them firmer and more comfortable. It is alkaline and non acidic, with no gummy taste. It helps prevent sour denture breath and odor. Available now at drug stores.

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