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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1941
Page
7
DeWitt MacKenzie analyzes the shifting Russian front as Bolshevists claim to hold and even push back Nazi forces while Berlin says the invasion proceeds on schedule. The piece cautions against premature victory claims and notes German pauses for resupply and consolidation amid fierce Red defense.
Mrs. Alex Cole of Vernon died at 78 after a long illness. Burial was set for 4 PM at Coryell Church near Waco. She is survived by husband Alex Cole, six children including Mrs. J. Dan Archer of Amarillo, and two grandchildren.
Napoleon marched through Kaunas the Lithuanian capital on the way to Moscow and stabled horses in the red brick Gothic church built around 1400 by Vytautas the national hero. Railroads move 90 percent of Russia's traffic.
A. K. Baracat urges a brief town meeting to tackle Amarillo's all-out aluminum assembly. He says the session will be in the present emergency and offers a chance for everyone to contribute without cost. The chairman emphasizes efficiency in addressing the community project.
The War Department starts an enlisted air corps advancement program from July 1. High school education suffices to pursue pilot advancement through aviation training. Enlisted pilots receive progressive pay: 108 dollars monthly with flying pay, then 126, then 207, plus flying pay, based on flight sergeant ranks. No mental test required, but a strict physical exam is mandatory.
The 350 officers and men of the Dog House Battalion arrived back at Camp Robinson foot sore and wiser in army discipline after a 15 mile segment of a 150 mile march from Memphis. A 45 vehicle convoy was halted by Lt Gen Ben Lear for disciplinary reforms and orders to march five miles at a time followed by five miles of riding. Morale remained high despite heat and minor collapses as new verses about army life emerged during the hike.
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