Four months of war reality on the Western Front
Veteran correspondent Boyd Lewis reports that American hopes of a quick victory were replaced by harsh losses and costly exchanges with German prisoners. He warns that victory cannot be bought with guns and money and that infantry casualties will be severe, a truth kept from the home front.
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Boyd Lewis
United Press
Europe
U. S
Tell Us Victory Can't Be Bought Expenditure of Shells Costs Lives
Campaign opens in Amarillo as A. H. Hughey seeks nomination to the Texas state teachers retirement system board. The column reflects on war casualties, prisoner exchanges, and humane conduct by American commanders, contrasting Pacific and European combat styles and noting personal losses among officers.
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A. H. Hughey
el Paso
Amarillo
Texas State ‘Teachers’ Retirement System
West Pointer
Guadalcanal
Pacific
Lublin Committee Gains Vital Toehold
DeWitt MacKenzie analyzes the Lublin based Polish National Committee of Liberation as it breaks with London and proclaims a provisional government. If the Red Army advances, Lublin could govern Polish territories east of the Curzon Line pending recognition by Moscow and possibly Paris.
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Polish National Committee of Liberation
Lublin
London
Poland
Moscow
Lublin Committee
Red Army
Vistula
Curzon Line
France
Nazi Raid Breakup Shuts German Push in Serchio Valley
Fifth Army patrols probed enemy positions in the Serchio Valley where a short Nazi thrust last week ended. Allied pressure remained on the Tyrrhenian coast as German forces massed near the Eighth Army front. A raiding party crossed the Senio River near Fusignano and was repelled by Canadian troops who captured several prisoners.
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Fifth Army
Serchio
Tyrrhenian
Eighth Army
Senio
Fusignano
VEW Plans First Meeting in New Post Home
Veterans of Foreign Wars John B. Golding post may hold its first meeting Friday night in the new home on Seventh Avenue at Taylor Street. The building was leased by the government last Dec 1 but grounds and repairs were completed only recently. Commander R B Groves notes a Friday gathering may occur after New Year grounds cleanup by members and a supper prepared by Auxiliary at Joe Scroggins Jr residence.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
John B. Golding
Old Weather Bureau
Seventh Avenue
Taylor Street
VFW
R. B. Groves
Joe Scroggins, Jr
Tromone Promises New Vitality For Men
Scientists report a vitamin hormone mix called Tromone may restore vitality for middle aged men who feel run down. The remedy claims to renew zest and enjoyment if taken as directed, with sales listed in Amarillo Pampa Borger Clovis Tucumcari and drug stores nationwide.
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Cretney’s
Amarillo
Pampa
Borger Clovis
Tucumecar
29 Volunteers for Navy Service From Panhandle Area
The Navy recruited 29 Panhandle youths through the Amarillo Recruiting Office. Chief Harry Long abach announced sworn-in volunteers reporting to training stations, including J. B. Watts and G. L. Peterson of Amarillo, plus recruits from Wildorado Canyon Borger Hereford Pampa and Clarendon.
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Panhandle
Amarillo
Harry Longabach
J. B. Watts
Golden Sandies
G. L. Peterson
Sandie
G. H. Hull
The
Sandies
J. H. Cox
R. A. Newby
H. T. Dramblett
Alfred Ramsey
L. B. Thomas
L. V. Cook
R. W. Wilson
G. V. Herman
J. G. Clark
D. W. Woods
J. B. Jordan
Jack Boswell
R. S. Merrick
W E. Green
Wildorado
W. J. Urbanczyk
White Deer
L. A. Campbell
Canyon
N. W. Keith
Borger
R. J. Kein
Groom
E. R. Roberson
Hereford
B. R. Graham
Ashtola
E. E. Griffitt
J. E. Smith
Clarendon
R. E. Boyce
W. G. Drummond
H. L. Law
Pampa
C. W. Millard
Texas dailies join national publisher group
Globe-News reports Corpus Christi Caller and Times and Amarillo Globe and News elected to membership in the American Newspaper Publishers Association. They join six other papers bringing ANPA to 713 members including Greenwich Time Sarasota Herald-Tribune Herald-Whig and Windsor Star.
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U.P
Texas
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Linwood I. Noyes
Corpus Christi Caller and Times
Amarillo Globe and News
United States
Canada
ANPA
Greenwich
Bus missing from San Antonio parking lot recovered in Kenedy
A 170 passenger six wheel tabler type bus owned by Painter Bus Lines disappeared Saturday from a San Antonio parking lot and was recovered in Kenedy yesterday. Officers from San Antonio said no arrests had been made.
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Kenedy
Painter Bus Lines
San Antonio
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