Amarillo Babies Starve For Condensed Milk Shortage
In Amarillo, babies go hungry as shelves empty of condensed milk. Mothers recall lend lease stockpiles and Henry Wallace’s pledge, while grocers ration limited cans and shoppers travel to Canyon for relief. Hospitals receive the scarce supply.
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Amarillo
Henry Wallace
Dr Neal Hall Improves After Hip Fracture
Report on the condition of Dr Neal Hall a patient at St. Anthony's Hospital says he is doing wonderful. Dr Hall suffered a fractured hip and has been a hospital patient since December 18.
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Neal Hall
St. Anthony's Hospital
Hall
Hear From Two Sons Who Are War Prisoners
Mr and Mrs C A Robertson of 3710 Fountain report messages from their sons prisoners of war. Warren Robertson in Java with the 131st Field Artillery posted from Fukuoka Japan noting good health and a received package. Lt C A Robertson Jr held by Germans in Holland earlier and later in Oflag 64 mentions health good asks for dried foods and notes a prison concert chaplains services and a salesmanship course. He says four letters and three cards may be sent monthly. Carbon monoxide from car exhaust causes three US deaths daily.
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Fountain
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131St Field Artillery
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Fukuoka
Japan
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Robertsons
Robertson
Holland
Oflag 64
Woman Is Severely Injured After Car Hit In Amarillo
Mrs. Ruth E. Howe wife of Capt. Donald C. Howe assistant to the dental surgeon at Amarillo Field suffered a severe head injury and bruises when struck by Corporal Gerald B. Clausen as she walked with her mother in the 2500 block of North East Eighth. Clausen said he fell asleep at the wheel and did not wake in time. She was taken to St. Anthony's Hospital with a long scalp wound and possible concussion.
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Ruth E. Howe
Donald C. Howe
Amarillo Field
William Hiatt
Gallup
N. M
North East Eighth
Gerald B. Clausen
Clausen
Howe
Borrow Pit
Pantex
Cards Reach Family From Philippine Missionary Alsabrook
Two cards from St James Alsabrook received from the Philippines report recent contact. His wife, now in California, informed his aunt Miss Hattie Baker with the news. One card carried about 39 words. Alsabrook was raised in Amarillo.
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St. James
President's Ball to Open Four Dances in Amarillo
The March of Dimes event in Amarillo, directed by George Hammock, runs Monday night from 9 to 12 at the Amarillo Hotel Aviatrix Club Mayfair Nite Club and Club Victoria. Tickets at one dollar provide access to all four dances, with servicemen and escorts at 50 cents. Proceeds support the Potter County Chapter and the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis.
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Amarillo
George Hammock
Potter County
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Hammock
Amarillo Hotel
Aviatrix Club
Mayfair Nite Club
Club Victoria
National Foundation
Connally Sees Senate Backing for Peace Group
Senator Connally predicts overwhelming Senate approval for American participation in an international peace preserving organization. He ties the forecast to a bipartisan letter from 16 new senators, including eight freshmen, endorsing the program and urging Roosevelt in his talks with Allied leaders. Loch Lomond is noted as Scotland's largest lake.
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Senate
Connally
Texas
White House
Roosevelt
Postal Notes Streamline Small Money Transfers at Amarillo Post Office
Amarillo post office to inaugurate postal notes and stamps allowing amounts from one cent to ten dollars. For under one dollar, senders use blank notes with black stamps. over a dollar, they purchase notes plus stamps for the exact amount. Uses include mailing funds to destinations within the continental U S and territories. notes redeemable within two months. Postmaster W D DeGrassi notes five cent flat fee per note and higher costs for redeeming elsewhere. Approximately 1 556 000 people are employed by the U S government.
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W. D. DeGrassi
New York
Amarillo
Red Crab III hospitalized after gall bladder attack
Red Crab III, a key Amarillo witness in Jim Thomas's two trials, is a patient in Northwest Texas Hospital after a gall bladder attack. Thomas faced trials in Plainview and Lamesa, with a conviction reported. The text also notes the Lapps keep large herds of tame reindeer.
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Red Craig III
Red Crab
Amarillo
Jim Thomas
Texas
Hos
Pital
Thomas
Plainview
Lamesa
Lapps
German Tank Clash Ends With No Casualties
The battle concluded with three German tanks fleeing for cover as 17 enemy units were eliminated. No Allied vehicles or personnel suffered any injuries.
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