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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1944

Page

9

Jap-Russ War A Help To Us

A Pulse Feeler survey asks five people whether Japan should attack Russia per Hitler. Hazle Wood says it would hurt the Allies. Nelson sees both benefits and drawbacks. Spector supports Russia. Mrs Bobo and Mrs Bradley oppose, saying Russia is already fighting Nazism and should stay allied. The feature notes Pulse Feeler pays $1 per used question.

Pulse Feeler Japan Hitler Russia Grady Hazlewood Germany Vernon Nelson Pacific Europe Europe.” Mrs. T. Spector

Germans Bolster Defense As Soviets Press Through Ukraine

German reinforcements rush to blunt Soviet advances along a 350 mile Ukrainian front. Battles rage near Sarny and Shepetovka as Red Army forces push toward Rumania and Bessarabia. Strelsk and Nemovichi fall, severing German lines and forcing a retreat to Kovel amid heavy casualties. Guerrilla units aid Vatutin’s forces while firing on supply routes and rail lines.

Henry Shapiro Moscow Ukraine Sarny Old Poland Bessarabia Rumania Germany Shepetovka Poland Gan Red Star Red Army Strelsk Nemovichi Wilno- Rowne Russia Kovel Nikolai F. Vatutin Kiev-Warsaw Wilno-Rowne Vatutin Ovograd Volynski Rovno Novograd Volynski-Shepetovka

Amarillo Mulls 90 000 Gamble on Army Field Transfer

Mayor Joe Jenkins said Amarillo plans to deed 1 500 acres of Amarillo Army Air Field to the War Department to secure a permanent postwar installation. The city would keep English Field, with no transfer provisos, and a possible deed back if unused after the war. The land cost 90 000, funded by a May 1 1942 bond issue amid strong local support.

Amarillo Joe Jenkins War Department Amarillo Army Air Field English Field Jenkins Rex Baxter Chamber of Commerce

Amarillo Urges Adequate Airport and Military Aviation Site

City leaders insist Amarillo must build an adequate airport adjacent to Amarillo Field to attract a permanent postwar military aviation installation. Proposals call for two mile runways and an extension of English Field, with rail and highway relocations likely. Officials stress cost while warning neighboring cities could take the advantage.

Amarillo Amarillo Army Air Field Amarillo Field English Field Great Texas Plains

Hitler urges Japan to strike Russia to blunt Soviet push

Well informed sources say Adolf Hitler pressed Japanese ambassador Hiroshi Oshima to attack the Soviet Union now. He proposed a Russian Pearl Harbor plan aiming to draw Red Army forces away from the German front and cut Vladivostok supply lines. Japan reportedly hesitated as news of the talks leaked from occupied regions.

Cairo Adolf Hitler Japan Russia Hitler Germany United States Great Britain Hiroshi Oshima Vladivostok Manchurian Changkufeng

Tokyo Reports Formosa Raid

The Tokyo radio said Allied bombers attacked the Takao area on Formosa last night with small damage reported. Formosa, near China's coast, was raided on Thanksgiving Day by Maj. Gen. Claire L. Chennault's 14th Air Force, destroying at least 31 enemy planes with no losses to attackers.

Associated Press Tokyo Takao Formosa Japan China Claire L. Chennault 14Th U. S. Airforce Shinchiku

Lt Gene Groom No Longer A Half Zero Man

Marine First Lt Gene F Groom of Amarillo Texas now sinks a Zero in combat over Rabaul, earning his first confirmed victory and shedding the Half Zero label. A Marine Corsair pilot in the Northern Solomons, he previously worked for the Farm Security Administration and trained at Corpus Christi before enlisting in 1942.

Fred Hampson Vella Lavella Solomon Islands Marine Gene F. Groom Bougainville Amarillo Iet Groom Rabaul Marine Corps Gene Franklin Groom Amarillo High School Amarillo College Farm Security Administration Tree

It’ll Stay Cold for Tonight

The forecast calls for continued cold tonight with temperatures around 10 degrees after a noon reading of 15. Freezing fog and a glaze of ice linger, though livestock remain unaffected. Panhandle towns report ice on ground with snow flurries in Pampa and Etter and stalled traffic on Fourth Avenue due to thick ice.

Bureau Amarillo Dalhart Dumas Panhandle Clarendon Lubbock Pampa Etter Fourth Avenue Fillmore Street

DeGrassi Marks Second Anniversary Without Smoking

Postmaster W. D. DeGrassi observes two years since quitting smoking after 50 years of habit. He recalls urges but reports health at a peak and shares his blunt method: quit outright, no tapering, or cigarettes. He warns others but offers his approach as workable.

W. D. DeGrassi DeGrassi

Wing and A Prayer muse comes home from war mission

Pi Captain Lowell May recalls the bomber mission that inspired the song coming in on a wing and a prayer. He says his 350 mile belly landings with one wing crippled sparked the popular tune later recounted by Ernie Pyle in a syndicated column.

Dallas Jan Lowell May Reese Tex May Ernie Pyle

Record air battle yields massive looses over Germany

London reports indicate more than 300 German planes were shot down in a major daylight raid on Berlin era targets as American crews claim heavy losses but press note at least 59 bombers and five fighters missing with 136 German fighters downed and 100 enemy aircraft destroyed.

London Germany Reich Berlin London Evening News U. S Schweinfurt United States Britain Regensburg Adolf Hitler DNB Hitler Sweden Baltic Danzig

Arab Spy Almost Foiled Clark's North Africa Mission

New York report quotes Captain Andre Maurois recounting an Ottoman Arab observer on a Algiers beach in 1942 who nearly disrupted Gen. Mari H. Clark's plan to land Allied troops. The Arab reported the gathering to Vichy police, but a coast guard officer disrupted the chase, and the villa conference ended without action.

New York Mari H. Clark Algiers North Africa Andrew Maurois Clark Maurois Imade

Pupils to Enlist in Bond War for Fourth Drive

Amarillo school children will join front line workers in the Fourth War Bond drive. Cal Farley, county war finance chairman, praised a program by Alice Landergin School pupils who delivered talks on bonds. He urged every student to boost sales and raise $100 more per person than payroll deduction.

Amarillo Cal Farley County War Finance Cal Alice Landergin Violet B. Davidson Farley

Sarny Captured by Russian Troops Near Polish Border

London reports that on January 12 the First Ukraine Army seized Sarny, a fortified railway junction 35 miles inside former Poland after crossing the Sluch River. Premier Stalin called Sarny an important strongpoint in German defenses in the Polish sector.

London Ukraine Sarny Stalin Old Poland Sluch River Polessye

Weather summary for Amarillo and West Texas region

Clearing in Amarillo this afternoon with fair skies and colder tonight lows near 10. West Texas sees clouds this afternoon and tonight with clearing over Panhandle and South Plains, light snow in Big Bend and El Paso areas, and lows 8 to 14 Panhandle 14 to 18 South Plains 28 to 32 Del Rio Eagle Pass. Winds fresh today and tonight.

Amarillo West Texas Panhandle South Plains del Rio- Eagle Pass Big Bend el Paso New Mexico Continental Divide

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