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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1945

Page

3

Poles Move to Weaken Minority Presence in Postwar Poland

In liberated Poland a policy of ethnic homogenization begins with population exchanges east of the Curzon Line. About 10,000 Polish families have relocated from western Ukraine, with millions more affected as Germans and other minorities face expulsion or assimilation. The Jewish minority faces deep pressure amid reports of anti Semitism and the task of reshaping national demographics.

Lublin Poland U.P Versailles Curzon Line National Committee of Liberation Ukraine Lwow Bug River Wilno Bialystok East Prussia Oder Emil Sommerstein Soviet Union

Prisoner of War Letter From Guam Marine Reaches Family

Brack Garrison, a marine prisoner of war in Osaka, writes his first in his own words since capture at Guam during the Japanese invasion. He is well and safe, has received two family boxes and letters, and hopes to return home with tall tales to tell. He was captured with Gayle Neal of Amarillo.

W. L. Garrison Jackson Brack Osaka Guam Gayle Neal Amarillo

School Board Reelects Rogers and Confirms Waddill

Charles M. Rogers was re-elected as superintendent of public schools for a four year term and George M. Waddill was sustained as secretary and business manager for four years at a school board meeting. W. B. Gunn announced. Sinclair Lewis was the first American to win the Nobel Prize for literature.

Charles M. Rogers George M. Waddill W. B. Gunn Waddill Sinclair Lewis

Civilian Meat Allotment Cut in January March Plan

The War Food Administration expects civilians to receive 15 percent less meat in January through March 1945 than in the last three months of 1944. Civilians would obtain about 4.174 billion pounds of the total 6.084 billion pounds. chicken is divided with three quarters going to civilians. Military procurement is drawing on surplus to cover a 100 million pound reserve deficit.

Dallas U.P War Food Administration L. J. Cappleman WFA Cappleman

Farmer Predicts Rain From Southeast Winds

An old West Texas preacher story inspires a farmer who recalls a forecast of moisture and notes that south and east winds for a few days often bring rain in his country. He expects significant rain as weather patterns shift from wind and cloudiness to precipitation.

Udga Tablets Offer Double Your Money Back

Advertisement for Udga tablets claims relief for indigestion gas heartburn and stomach distress from excess acid. It promises a 25 cent tablet and a double money back guarantee if the first dose does not convince.

Jack Spratts

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