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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1945
Page
3
Allied bombings resumed in northern Italy as frigid conditions pressed the Fifth and Eighth Army fronts. Headquarters reported German raiding along rivers in the Eighth Army sector driven off, with operations hampered by severe cold and scattered fog.
Navy men Curtis Maynard and Ensil¢n Bul Adams visited Amarillo last week before returning to the Pacific. Maynard wears three battle stars as an engineering officer on a Wet cruiser involved in major Pacific battles. Adams, a 1945 U.S. Navy graduate, served aboard a destroyer. Maynard visits his parents Mr and Mrs John Maynard at 241 Hayden Street.
The spring ceremonial of Khiva Temple is tentatively moved to May 21 by the Shrine club. Potentate W S Norman notes the 140 club is growing steadily and aims to retire temple indebtedness of 4000 with 240 members of 100 checks each. Khiva leads Shrinedom with 19 percent membership and 100 percent rating for hospital support.
Amarillo police reported two German prisoners escaped from Camp Barkeley wearing work clothes. The men are Franz Frankendozer, 19, 5 ft 7 in, 127 pounds, brown eyes and hair, fair complexion, and Kurt Plath, 19, 5 ft 6 in, 145 pounds, brown eyes and hair, fair complexion.
Sweden awarded the Y. M. C. A. Sports Badge for Prisoners of War to Lt. Crawford B. Reeder, grandson of Judge and Mrs. C. B. Reeder of 1300 Jackson. Reeder, a POW since September 1943, was cited for leadership boosting camp morale after his Italy bailout. His father died in 1922, mother Mrs. A. R. Malloy, wife Edith, and two year old daughter Edith live in Houston.
TOPEKA Kansas Day marked the 84th anniversary of Kansas statehood but no celebration occurred among Republicans as Ed Morgenstern of Salina cancelled all Kansas Day programs in deference to wartime travel restrictions.
Gaps in biomedical research staff curtail advances as medical science seeks skilled personnel to sustain progress. The piece notes a significant shortage across laboratories, hospitals, and universities, hindering clinical trials and innovation.
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