Board 1 Sends Men to Army for Active Duty
Inductees from Board No. 1 depart tomorrow for active duty in the armed forces. Names include William Frederick Janzen Jr and Edwin Eugene Osburn among many others. Some Board No. 1 men go to Fort Sill direct from induction center. Navy pickups listed for Lubbock. A separate group departs Feb 27 and a set of Black men are noted among the draftees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board No. 1
Armed Forces
William Frederick Janzen, Jr
Edwin Eugene Osburn
George Edwin Smith, Jr
Henry William Mirabal
Daniel Harrington Welter
Oliver Newton Pettey
Terry Smith Roberts
Frank Sherer
Farmer
Garland Eugene Edwards
John Bayne Rosenbaum
William Hendrix Bryant
Loyd Franklin Cook
Lowell Herman Marvin
Carl Vonley Blackman
Billy Davis Pyeatt
Walker Hall Fly
Fort Sill
Jess Arnold Willis
Lerton Albert Armstrong
Marcus Ross King
James Albert Smith
Larry Winsett Waugh
Woodrow Wilson Morehead
Floyd Elmer Ashcraft
David Lander Isham
Leon Krupp
Phillip Clair Bennett, Jr
Navy
Lubbock
James E. Chisholm
Odelle S. Harris
Jeff H. Stringer Jr
Henry L. Shires
Allen R. McCain
Roy E. Dunn
Wallace Bovell Park
Byron E. Hitchcock
Guadalupe Marcia Arrendondo
Earle Esten Phelan
Eddie McBride
C. V Mahan
L. D. Howell
Lester Young Devereux
P. D. Anderson
Arbery Moore
Carlie Lonnie Alexander
Loyce Conley
Wilmer Andy Lawrence
Herman Johnson
Dedlus O. Johnson
Oscar Bell
Willie Whitley
Willie Bass
Fund Bill Sets War Aid Focus After House Trim
Washington February 24 A 6.3 billion dollar appropriations bill with 99 percent for direct war needs was sent to the House after a subcommittee cut three federal aid to state programs. The changes remove funds for care of children of employed mothers high school victory corps emergency maternity and infant care and farm labor recruitment. The hearing featured Rear Admiral Emory S Land warning against expanding shipbuilding due to material limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Victory Corps
National Resources Planning Board
Roosevelt
Frederic A. Delano
War Shipping Administration
Emory S. Land
Shrine Ceremonial Plans Discussed in Lubbock Meeting
Khiva Temple potentate T W Bill Gilstrap and recorder Fred Galle with Khiva nobles met noon in Lubbock with the South Plains Shrine Club led by DeWitt Landis. They discussed the May full form ceremonial and the million in May sale of war bonds at the luncheon. Recorder Galle left for a Mystic Shrine jurisdiction trip and joined Gilstrap. James Chisum went to Lubbock to join the Navy as the 19 year old son of Mr and Mrs M J Chisum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W
Bill” Gilstrap
Potentate
Fred Galle
Recorder
Lubbock
South Plains
James Chisum
Navy
M. J. Chisum
West Eleventh Avenue
Flower Shower Towels Pattern 551 From Amarillo Globe
Engaged friend or brighten linens with vivid towel designs. Pattern 551 features six motifs averaging 5 by 8 inches with applique and embroidery elements. Send eleven cents in coins for the transfer pattern to Amarillo Globe Needlecraft, 982 Eighth Avenue, New York, NY, include pattern number name and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Globe
Needlecraft
Eighth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Temperamental Army Plane Flies 2000 Miles With No One Aboard
A C-87 cargo plane flew 2000 miles without a crew after passengers bailed out over Florida due to tail flutter. Ulmer and crew members survived. Brannon and Gutowski are missing. Mexican authorities later reported a crash in northern mountains. Coast Guard and others rescued several airmen. investigations traced the uncrewed flight back to the sea voyage. Meanwhile narcotics charges loom for Pvt. Carl Carramusa, former Kansas City tavern owner, to be sentenced by Judge Collet after a September 1939 morphine case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
U.P
Carl Carramusa
Camp Wolters
Tex
John Caskie Collet
Camamusa
Carramusa
Mexico
Florida
Bernard A. Brannon
Chattanooga
South America
Co. K. Knutson
Des Moines
Iowa
A. E. Lloyd
Freeman Street
San Diego
R. C. Ulmer
Atlanta
Ulmer
Brannon
Gutowski
Lloyd
Coast Guard
Knutson
C. W. Hauth
Baltimore
R. H. Bigsby
Lansing
Mich
K. J. Riddle
Nutley
N. J
Air Transport Command
Flight Officer Dies in Crash Near Meridian Mississippi
Flight Officer Frank H. Giese 22 was killed when their light bomber crashed during a routine flight near Meridian. Giese and two gunners bailed out safely. Sergeant John T. Slingland 29 escaped uninjured. Sergeant Thomas L. Denning 22 from Long Beach California sustained minor injuries. Cause of the accident is under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Frank H. Giese
Meridian
Miss
Will Rogers
John T. Slingland
Philadelphia
Thomas L. Denning
Thomas Denning
Long Beach
Calif
Boy Scouts Leave Mountain Canyon After Flood Stranding
Seven Boy Scouts and their scoutmaster, led by Forest Ranger Bill Durham, were rescued from a storm flooded canyon in the Sierra Madre Mountains where they had been marooned since Friday night near Altadena California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altadena
Cal
Bill Durham
Sierra Madre Mountains
Soviet advance breaks strong German base near Lebedin
Soviet forces report a fortified German defense point fell as tanks killed 300 enemy troops and crews seized eight anti tank cars 37 trucks and a large arms store. In the Stalino area German counterattacks aimed to halt a Soviet encirclement east of the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knotop
Kiev
Russia
Kharkov
Lebedin
Dnieper
Poltava
Krasnoarmeiskoye
Stalino
Rommel’s Forces Hit Allied Lines Near Kasserine
Allied raids targeted Rommel’s reinforcements and supply columns. Luftwaffe and Italian planes bombed roads and staging areas as Rommel pressed probes northeast of Kasserine, with several Allied air losses and ships sunk in sea operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kasserine
Scheitla
Feriana
Bizerte
Kairouan
Death Claims J. W. Jackson
J W Jackson 35 an employee of Peterson Fell Construction died at 9 last night in St Anthony s hospital after several days illness. Brother Will Jackson of Kansas City travels to Amarillo to arrange funeral. Body at Boxwell Brothers chapel. The company holds a Rock Island contract at Boydston near Groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Jackson
Peterson & Fell Construction Company
St. Anthony's Hospital
Will Jackson
Kansas City
Amarillo
Boxwell Brothers
B C and T Tires Must Be Inspected
The Office of Price Administration reminds holders of B C and T gasoline ration books to have tires inspected on or before February 28, the last day of the first ration period. Renewals effective February 22 and 23 without inspection lose tire eligibility for 60 days unless inspection occurs this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
U.2
Office of Price Administration
Women Absentees Rise at Tampa Shipyard
George B. Howell of Tampa Shipbuilding Co reports absenteeism declined overall but women absent without excuse have jumped out of all proportion, signaling concern at the yard in Tampa on February 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa, Fla
George B. Howell
Tampa Shipbuilding Company
Chennault's Son Awarded Medal
Lt. Col. John L. Chennault, son of Brig. Gen. Claire L. Chennault, was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross for outstanding courage in attacks on Japanese forces during operations at Kiska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska Defense Command
U.P
John L. Chennault
Claire L. Chennault
U. S. Air Task Force
China
Kiska
Churchill Improves After Good Night in Bed
London report says Prime Minister Churchill, confined by catarrh, showed improvement this morning after a restful night in bed. A note on medical devices mentions the ophthalmoscope, reportedly invented in 1851.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Churchill
Make Your Own Cough Syrup At Home With Pinex
A home remedy article explains mixing two cups sugar with one cup water or corn syrup or honey, then adding two and a half ounces of Pinex to make a pint of cough medicine. It claims quick relief from colds, loosens phlegm, soothes irritated membranes, and offers money back if unsatisfied.
Britain Ready to Aid UN Police Force After War
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden told Parliament Britain eagerly will cooperate with the United Nations in forming an international police force after the war. He spoke during questions in the House of Commons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Anthony Eden
House of Commons
Britain
United Nations
US Dive Bombers Arrive in England
London report says dive bombers ordered from the United States are arriving and some have been placed in operation at British bases. Air Minister Sir Archibald Sinclair stated this in the House of Commons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Archibald Sinclair
House of Commons
United States
Romberg Concert Tickets Sell Out Fast At Municipal Auditorium
More than half the house sold before 1 PM for Sigmund Romberg’s March 7 concert at the USO Municipal Auditorium. A large morning line formed at the Globe-News office and ticket sales run 9 AM to 8 PM today and tomorrow, with seats ranging 3 to 1.20 dollars and out of town orders accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romberg
Globe- News
Globe-News
Uso-Municipal
Sigmund Romberg
Globe News
Amarillo
Australian Official To Visit Washington And London
Herbert V. Evatt Australian attorney general and minister of external affairs will visit Washington and London soon to discuss supply problems and Pacific policy in relation to Allied global strategy according to informed quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Australia
Herbert V. Evatt
Washington
London
Black Draught Laxative Ad Describes Herbal Variant
Questions answer laxative types and note Black Draught as a purely herbal remedy. It is promoted as friendly, gentle but thorough when directions are followed, a best seller across the West for four generations, costing 25 cents for 25 to 40 doses, available powdered or granulated in a yellow box.
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West
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the War, Navy
Treasury Departments
Maritime Commission
Lend Wheeler
Arlington Cemetery
Chiang Kai-Shek
Franklin D. Roosevelt
L. K. Kung
Buenos Aires
Balheario
River Plate
Rommel
Jackson St
Chennault
First National Bank
Chicago
U. S
England
Heine
Heinie
Kingsbury
H. Sutliff
America
Rocal Vy Ib
Crosley Square
Blue Bear Club
Taylor St
JEEP
O.P.A
Polk
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