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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1942

Page

7

Colonel Black Adds to Staff at Army Air Forces Technical School

Col E C Red Black announces staff additions at Amarillo base. Lieut Col Ralph W Crane arrives from Saginaw with a teaching background and a two child family. Major Herbert B K Hart, formerly a civilian merchant, joins with one child. Major Frederick B Shaffer becomes Judge Advocate. Captains Clifford Charles Wildenstein Newman Sanford Matthews Harold L Freshwater and Lieut Merle P Stringer added. Wildenstein from Denver, Matthews an Oklahoma City physician, Freshwater a former St Celina insurance executive, Stringer from Worcester New York with 12 years service. Residents and families listed for each new officer. Asphalt work progresses on West Sixth Avenue with Vowell Construction pouring base and laying surface in two-course pavement across 13 blocks.

E. C. “Red’' Black Army Air Forces Technical School Ralph W. Crane Amarillo Saginaw Crane Carolyn Louise James Ralph Herbert BK. Hart Hart David the Elks Frederick B Shaffer Shaffer Pason Kayrl Clifford Charles Wildenstein Newman Sanford Matthews Harold L. Freshwater Merle P. Stringer Wildenstein Denver Colo Clifford A Glenn Hurley Donald Lee Herring Hotel Medical Corps Oklahoma City Marian Martha St. Celina Ohio Georgia Tech Phillip Lee Worcester New York Regular Army Doris Merle, Jr Douglas Amarillo Hotel

Markets Dow Tones Stock Averages and Chicago Livestock News

Market update shows downtones and averages with mixed gains. From Chicago and Kansas City livestock markets: hogs, cattle and calves traded up to 15 cents higher, with clear price ranges for weights and pens. sheep and lambs firmer, sows higher, fat cows up, and stockers steady to higher. Financial data notes liquidation fund at $1.2830 and offering $1.41.

Chicago Livestock Chicago Kansas City Oklahoma

RAF Bombers Hit Northwest Germany Submarine Yards

Four engine RAF bombers raided northwest Germany last night targeting Vegesack submarine yards near Bremen. Three bombers failed to return, marking the fourth raid in four days after daylight blows on Ruhr and shipyards at Luebeck and Flensburg.

London Royal Air Force Germany Vegesack Air Ministry Bremen Ruhr Luebeck Flensburg

Gene Autry Inducted into Army Air Corps Flight

Hollywood July 20 Gene Autry will be inducted into the Army Air Corps as a technical sergeant in Chicago Wednesday. After induction he appears at Soldiers Field July 28 then proceeds to Boling Field Washington for training.

Hollywood U.P Gene Autry Republic Chicago Army Air Corps Autry Soldiers’ Field Boling Field Washington, D. C

Floods Kill Eleven in Pennsylvania and New York

Violent flash floods swept through North Central Pennsylvania and New York causing at least 11 deaths and widespread destruction. Towns hit include Port Allegany Austin Wharton Ridgeway Emporium Johnsonburg and Olean Portville Salamanca with church and factory damage and numerous rescues. It disrupted roads power and communications and left communities marooned.

Ridgeway Pennsylvania New York Susquehanna Clarion Allegheny Ohio Pittsburgh Port Allegany Austin Wharton Emporium Johnsonburg Olean Portville Salamanaca Free Methodist Church Canastea Paper Company Potter County

Public Service Expansion UKd Plan Approved in Reorganization

The Securities and Exchange Commission approved a voluntary plan to reorganize the Community Light and Power Company system. Southwestern Public Service will survive the merger with Community, Southwestern, and General Public Utilities, Inc. in Florida. The plan includes acquiring Texas-New Mexico Utilities and Gulf Public Service, recapitalization, and disposal of several regional interests as Southwestern to divest in East-Central Texas. The SEC also approved a $7.5 million sale of three utilities to Community Light and Power and gave Southwestern a year to dispose of listed assets.

Philadelphia Securities and Exchange Commission Community Light and Power Company Community Holding Company Southwestern Public Service Company Southwestern General Public Utilities, Inc Florida Texas-New Mexico Utilities Company Gulf Public Service Company Panhandle Power & Light Company Texas Guymon Gas Company Cimarron Utilities Company Oklahoma United Light and Power Company United Community Light and Power Gulf and Texas-New Mexico Utilities Flagstaff Electric Light Company Arizona Electric Power Company Holbrook Light and Power Company Southwestern Ice Company Royal Palm Ice Company Arkansas

Entertainment Features Discussed by Chamber Committee

The committee chaired by John Ballard discussed chamber sponsored entertainment features this morning. Plans for summer parties were outlined in the conference room at 311 1-2 Polk Street with members including James L. McCormick Harris Kimbrough S B Whittenburg Walter Blackburn Joe Wells Malcolm Shelton Jack King Ed Harden Arthur Ware Mason King W B Gunn Wes Tzzard Henry Thomson Dr J W Hendrick George Autry Chansler Weymouth Dewey Ashcroft Walt Drath Roy Pool Ross Rogers Miles Bivins.

Chamber of Commerce John Ballard Polk Street James L. McCormick Harris Kimbrough S. B. Whittenburg Walter Blackburn Joe Wells Malcolm Shelton Jack King Ed Hardin Arthur Ware Mason King W. B. Gunn Wes Tzzard Henry Thomson Dr. J. W. Hendrick

Last Day to Vote Absentee and Transfer Details

Tomorrow is the final day for absentee voting and for transferring if you moved within the county or to another county. County Clerk Hubert Cole will keep his office open until midnight for late voters. The piece notes political rallies and mentions candidates like George H Sheppard for Comptroller and local offices such as Potter County livestock inspector.

Lewis Nordyke War Industries Hubert Cole Frank Norris Dr. Norris Billy Norris Jim Farley Jim Ferguson Dan Moody Texas Potter County George H Sheppard Railroad Commission

Funeral for William L Baker Held Tomorrow at 2

Funeral services for William Lloyd Baker retired ranchman who died yesterday morning at a local hospital will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 from the Blackburn Shaw Memorial Chapel. He lived in Amarillo 16 years with his son Claude C Baker at 3810 East Tenth Avenue. He was 75 and a Christian. Survived by son W E Baker of Swanton Ohio and daughters Mrs Claude Jones Monte Vista Colorado and Mrs Charley Potter Riverside California. Burial in Llano Cemetery.

William Lloyd Baker Blackburn-Shaw Baker Amarillo Claude C. Baker East Tenth Avenue Christian Church W. E. Baker Swanton Ohio Claude Jones Monte Vista Colo Charley Potter Riverside Cal Llano Cemetery

Army Bomber Crashes Near Davis-Monthan Field

A four motor Army bomber with eight officers and men aboard crashed and burned three and a half miles south of Davis-Monthan Field in Tucson Arizona. Lt. Fred Finney said the plane was returning to the field from a training flight when it went down.

Tucson Ariz Davis-Monthan Field Fred Finney

Marian Martin Pattern 9090 for fuller figures

Special slacks outfit Pattern 9090 by Marian Martin targets larger women with a long jacket and inset waistband. Available in misses and women sizes 16 18 20 34 38 40 42 44 and 46 with 36 needing 478 yards 35 inch. Send SIXTEEN CENTS to The Amarillo Daily News Pattern Department.

Marian Martin Amarillo Daily News 18Th St New York N. Y

Osteopaths Open Session in Amarillo Ninth annual course opens with 25 registered

The ninth annual post graduate course and surgical clinic for osteopathic physicians opens in Amarillo with twenty five professionals registered. Sessions run two weeks at offices in the Oliver Eakle Building and the new Amarillo Osteopathic Hospital with a long list of attending physicians from across the region.

Amarillo L. V. Cradit L. J. Vick Sam R Aronson Oliver Eakle Amarillo Osteopathic Hospital Tenth and Jefferson Street J. H. Dickie San Antonio D. M. Mills Victoria D. D. Beyer Alvarado Ted R.krohn Wichita Falls R. E. Cordes Bowie Ben Hayman Galveston J. A Domingues Taos New Mexico James L. Keen Stratton Los Angeles Calif L. W. Simmons Leadville Colo B. O. Hoard Spencer Iowa William A. Reese Napa Otis Barr Cherokee Okla C. B. Czeskheba Burlington Kans M. W. Carner Wewoka Layne Perry Tulsa L. B. Anderson Boise Idaho

Scattered Showers Possible In Panhandle This Week

The bureau says scattered showers may develop with cooler weather this afternoon and night. The Panhandle northeast saw good showers last night. English Field fall at 03 marks first since July 10. moisture since June 15 stands at .23 inch. The water department appears to hold a cast iron monopoly. Yesterday’s high reached 92 while the morning low was 68.

Bureau Panhandle English Field Water Department

Election party at Globe News headquarters this Saturday

A number of candidates are well known statewide. The Globe News will host its usual election party Saturday night. Returns will be announced over a speaker system as they come in at the newspaper office. The party is free and everyone is invited.

Globe News

Soviet Escort Defends Allied Convoy To Murmansk

Tass reports Soviet destroyers and fighter planes repelled German torpedo attacks during the last stage of an American British convoy bound for Russian Arctic ports. Over two hundred enemy bombs and torpedoes missed targets as Soviet ships closed in to guard the transports. Captain Kolchin ordered a tight barrage as 200-plus aircraft fought overhead.

Moscow U.P Tass Kolchin Murmansk

Aleutians Battle Continues Through Night and Day

Report describes two direct hits on a heavy cruiser and a brutal night duel. The action stretches from night into daytime with both sides suffering in a vicious, uneven clash amid gloom.

War Department awards 50 construction contracts

The War Department announced 50 army engineers contracts with values from 50 000 to 500 000. Builders Construction Co of Oklahoma City receives a project in Lamar County Texas for general housing supervised by Denison Texas district office. Panhandle-Sira-Dalton of Dallas Texas gets a water softening plant building in Potter County Texas under engineer supervision.

Washington War Department Army Engineers Builders Construction Co Oklahoma City Lamar County Tex Denison Texas Panhandle-Sira

Chinese advance cuts major rail corridor in southeast China

A Chungking communiqué reports a Chinese capture of large supplies in Hong Kong and Singapore within a week. The Chinese wedge on the Nanchang Hangchow railway is 25 miles wide, with a new eastern wedge about 85 miles east of Nanchang in Kiangsi province, part of an overland route from Shanghai to Hong Kong.

Hong Kong Singapore Chungking Nanchang-Hangchow Shanghai China Nanchang Kiangsi

Civilian Defense Quarters Burned in Jay Maine

A midnight fire destroyed the Berube Bakery plant and Jay’s civilian defense headquarters in Jay Maine. Owner Dr William E F Berube of Chisholm Jay’s defense head estimated losses at 30000 dollars. A Nazi swastika letter warning to stop civilian defense work was turned over to state police in Augusta.

Jay Berube William Ef, Berube Chisholm

Leahy to Organize Military Activities

President Roosevelt expected to name Admiral William D. Leahy as coordinator of military activities under the commander in chief. Leahy, back from France where he was ambassador, may be recalled to active navy duty and has submitted his resignation as ambassador.

Washington Roosevelt William D. Leahy Leahy France

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