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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1944
Page
7
Loard Town pharmacist mate Otho Henville, stationed in New Guinea, took a 10 day leave and traveled to Australia. Local items note births, visits, and arrivals at St. Anthony's Hospital and area homes, with multiple families hosting guests and travelers.
Port Wayne Indiana based Lincoln National Life Company received a Texas Certificate of Authority for the year ending May 31 1945 after meeting sworn conditions. O.O. Lockhart chairman affixed official seal and dated the certification.
Pantex reports a new record in 500-pound TNT bomb production with May figures showing the plant as the lowest cost producer in the industry. The statement cites labor saving devices, employee ideas, cautious staffing, and no extra help unless needed.
Sgt. Robert B. Utley of Amarillo and five other American airborne infantrymen were captured by Germans near Orglandes France and later released after their unit retook the area. The men pose with souvenirs and Utley displays a German flag in the photograph taken shortly after release.
Potter County plans public auction on August 1, 1944 at Amarillo Court House door to sell its right title and interest in 250.3 acre tract between U S Highway 66 and Rock Island Railway between Tenth Street Road and County Farm Road. Highest bid may be rejected. Ray R. Daniel, Commissioner, signs notice June 21, 1944.
British submarines reported sinking nine Japanese supply ships and damaging two others in Far East patrols. They penetrated near She Seumawe on Sumatra’s north coast and shelled shore installations, destroying a freight train nearly completed. Ross Island targets in the Andaman Group were also shelled and damaged.
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