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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1944

Page

3

FDR Rumored to Visit Europe Before Democratic Convention

The Daily Mail reported reports from multiple sources that President Roosevelt may visit Europe on the eve of the Democratic Party Convention. Speculation ranged from a London meeting with Churchill to a possible Rome conference and a Normandy broadcast from the front.

London The Daily Mail Roosevelt Europe Churchill Britain Prts Roosevee Rome

Volunteers Enter State Guard Ranks in Panhandle Training

Six volunteers joined the Texas State Guard in Company A of the Fourteenth Battalion as training ramps up for Aug. 6. New guardsmen include W. D. Walsh Jr, Jack Walsh, Damon Nutt, Vernon Fergus, Pete Espinosa, and Allen H. Herring, the latter recently discharged from the Navy. Capt. J. J. Rogers invites more enlistments at 5301. Fresh ammunition totaling 13,000 rounds arrived for the rifle company, with all-day target practice planned at the Canyon National Guard range using rapid-fire machine guns and rifles.

Texas State Guard Tngs Panhandle Canyon National Guard J. J. Rogers State Guardsmen W. D. Walsh, Jr Jack Walsh Damon Nutt Vernon W

Study urged to put aviation in 12th grade curriculum

Dr. Ira C. Davis of the University of Wisconsin urged adding aviation to the 12th grade curriculum after a four day survey of local science courses. He criticized theoretical science teaching and pressed for practical courses in radio electricity and aeronautics to prepare students for the aviation age and speedy modern learning.

Rockford, Ill U.P Ira C. Davis University of Wisconsin Davis

Fort Sill sightseeing for inductees at Lawton Okla

Inductees headed to Fort Sill four miles north of Lawton Okla may spend a day visiting this historic Army post. Founded as Camp Wichita in 1869 by Major P H Sheridan the fort houses the Geronimo guardhouse and Field Artillery Museum. Nearby Lake Lawtonka and Wichita Mountains offer scenic drives camping and recreation for visitors.

Potter County Fort Sill Okla Lawton Geronimo Field Artillery Museum Lawtonka Wichita Mountains Wild Life Refuge

Use of Molds Widens To Fill Wartime Needs

Iowa City report notes molds and bacteria repurposed for war effort under Prof. Walter Loehwing of the University of Iowa. Pills of penicillin production expand while mold enzymes aid alcohol making and sugar. Gamma globulin serum to prevent or modify measles will be produced from blood derivatives.

Iowa City U.P Walter F. Loehwing University of Iowa Loehwing

Reopen Wires To Germany Reopens Sweden Germany Lines

Stockholm reports telephone and telegraph links between Sweden and Germany were resumed at 7:30 am Swedish time after a 14 hour disruption. British press speculated about internal upheavals in Germany, with The Daily Mail Stockholm correspondent noting rumors of purges or efforts to bolster satellites.

Stockholm U.P Sweden Germany Daily Mail Hitler

Wheat research tour noted by Oklahoma City man

Jonn L. Marcum of Oklahoma City traveled through the Panhandle with a wheat research tour for grain companies. Telephone authorities reported Berlin Switzerland communications had been broken since yesterday afternoon with no reasons provided.

Berlin Switzerland Jonn L. Marcum Oklahoma City Panhandle

Bombing rumors stir captions in Amarillo telephones

Circulated talk in Amarillo centers on rumored German military movements and a possible Nazi move to shorten lines to curb news leakage. The chatter mentions Berlin area activity and troop movements into Oklahoma and Kansas, while local notices promise results for readers seeking ads.

Amarillo Pannandie Kansas

No Aspirin Safer Than Genuine St Joseph Aspirin

Ad emphasizes St Joseph Aspirin as the world’s largest selling aspirin priced at 10¢ with claims of purity and safety. It questions why consumers pay more or settle for less and urges demand for St Joseph Aspirin.

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