Local School Gets Gliders
Gliders arrive in Amarillo for training at the advanced glider school. A new detachment from Lubbock arrives to support the student program next week. First Lieut. Harvie H. Strawn heads to San Antonio for four weeks of officers training before returning. Second Lieut. Robert B. Oliver, Cape Girardeau Mo, arrives to take over as intelligence officer and provost marshal.
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Amarillo
Lubbock
Harvie H. Strawn
Chetworth, Til
Kery Field
San Antonio
Robert B. Oliver
ITT
Cape Girardeau, Mo
Strawn
Fourth of July Dance at Elks Hall in Amarillo
The Amarillo Elks and friends celebrate Independence Day with a dance at the Elks Hall starting Saturday night at 10 o clock. Admission is 85 cents per couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Hall
Amarillo
Allies May Wait Six Months Before Far East Offensive
United Press dispatch from Australia reports that Allied counteroffensive against Japan likely will be postponed for about six months. Observations cite Tokyo bombing impact, rapid Japanese reconstruction at Rabaul and Lae, and the need for land forces to seize enemy bases.
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Far East
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
United Press
Harold Guard
Malaya
Singapore
Java
New Guinea
Australia
United Nations
Coral Sea
Midway
Tokyo
Rabaul
Lae
Salamaua
United States
Southwest Pacific
James Doolittle
Japan
Pacific
U S Merchant Seamen Help Beat Off Nazi Air Attacks
In Moscow July 2, Commander Samuel B. Frankel notes American merchant seamen defend Ark tic convoys to Murmansk with guns at sea and in port. He cites low casualties, Soviet port bonuses, and heavy German air losses as American Tomahawk fighters aid defense.
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U. S
Henry C. Cassidy
Moscow
Soviet Russia
Arctic
Murmansk
Samuel B. Frankel
Stapleton
N. Y
United States
Russia
Frankel
Norwegian
United Nations pledge to form vast wheat relief pool
The United States Britain Canada Australia and Argentina agreed to establish a relief pool of not less than 100 million bushels to feed Axis-occupied regions once shipping is freed. The pact also covers wheat production control, stocks, exports, and price stabilization across the five nations. Defeat of the Axis would open seas and push bread to hungry millions.
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United States
Great Britain
Canada
Australia
Argeniina
Axis
Doctor Ingham Studies Oral and Plastic Surgery Abroad
Dr George G Ingham returned from a month in Omaha Neb where he studied oral and plastic surgery including cleft palate and harelip with Dr WM L Shearer Professor of surgery at the University of Nebraska College of Medicine noted for brilliant work in the field Dr Ingham offices in the Amarillo Building The Trial of Mary Dugan production scheduled for July 22 has been canceled due to director Mrs Doris Landers Hess illness announcement made by Mrs Tex Thornton for the auxiliary GlobleNews want ads offer cash for furniture skeletons to declutter attics and store rooms by calling 6262 for want ads
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George G. Ingham
Omaha
Neb
Wm. L. Shearer
Shearer
University of Nebraska, College of Medicine
Ingham
Ama- Tillo
Mary Dugan
American Legion Auxiliary
Doris Landers Hess
Tex Thornton
Auxiliary
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Fas Sind
Mmer's
Emmer’s Family Store
Sixth & Taylor
Peters
Ladies’ Patent and
Black Kid
Children's Oxfords
Oxfords
Lemmer
Clearing House Association
First National Bank
Amarillo National Bank
American National Bank
Wade Werner
Washington
Dean
Mulliona
Dr. Ingham
Globe-News
Tolzien
Art Highland
Chicago
Crack Lake Shore Club
ART Highlands
Fallstaff
Fine Diamonds
J.T. Russell
WSL
San Jacinto
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