Pope Pleads Open City Status for Rome
Pope Pius XII urges Rome be declared an open city to spare it from further air raids. Vatican and others in Rome support the plan while Italian crowds rally in Piazza di Venezia after a major raid. Officials from Britain and the United States offered no immediate comment on the letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edward Murray
London
Pius XII
Rome
Eire
Spain
Vatican
Madrid
Piazza di Venezia
Francesco Cardinal Marchetti-Selvaggiani
San Lorenzo
Churchill
Anthony Eden
Commons
United States
Eden
Reasons Beer Isn't Plentiful
Washington report explains beer shortages due to production drops, military demand, rising consumer money, and supply hurdles such as corn holps glass bottles and transport. WFA notes most beer is east of the Mississippi with denser populations, keeping local brands in demand amid rationing and limited deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Food Administration
Mississippi River
North Carolina
South
WFA
German Refugees Flow Through Berlin
German refugees stream east from bomb battered western and northern areas via Berlin to safer regions. The Berlin dispatches report empty shops near railway stations used as rest spots and Berlin zoo serving as refuge facilities. destination beyond Berlin not specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Stockholm
West End
Farmers' Co-Op Parley Schedule Heads to Four Texas Cities
Texas cooperative leaders will meet starting August 9 in Abilene and proceed to Lubbock Amarillo and Childress through August 12. The events, sponsored by the Texas Federation of Cooperatives, replace the 1943 Cooperative Institute and are organized by local committees. About one third of Texas farm and ranch families belong to at least one cooperative aiding food and fiber production and supply needs for war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Farmers’ Cooperative Leaders of
Texas
Abilene
Lubbock
Amarillo
Childress
C. E. Bowles
Texas A. & M. College Extension Service
Texas Federation of Cooperatives
A. & M. College
Bowles
S. L. Kanouse Breaks Elbow At Phillips Station
S L Kanouse fractured his elbow yesterday after stepping from a raised grease rack at the Phillips Station intersection of Polk Street and Eighteenth Avenue. A helper had elevated the rack without his knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. L. Kanouse
Phillips Station
Polk Street
Eighteenth Avenue
Mr. Kanouse
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James Marlow
George Zielke
Farmers’ Co-Op
Allen
America
Marine Corps Women’s Reserve
Herring Hotel
U. S. Marine Recruiting Office
Allen Bldg
Dallas
U. S. Marine Corps
U. S. Marine Corps Recruiting Office
U. 5. Marine Recruiting Office
Johnson-Price CO
Fillmore St
Osgood Monument CO
Taylor St
Nunn Bidg
O. K. Mayo
C. M. Williams CO
Amarillo Baking CO. Bakers of Holsum Bread
Haley Furniture CO
Fourth and Taylor
Amarillo Gas CO
Amarillo Hardware CO
Doty Packing CO
Willborn Bros. Co., Inc
Interstate
Paramount
State
Capitol
Rialto
Cunningham Floral CO
West Sixth Street
Mann Baking Company
Bakers of Mann
Hanson
American Legion
E. A. Simpson
Roy Beard
Ads
Ideal Food Stores
Nathan M. Hunt Hardware CO
North Fillmore
Western Stockyards
Canton Cafe
G. E. Jones Electric CO
North Polk St
Jewel Food Distributors
Barnes Drugless
Maryland
Amarillo Printing CO
5Th St
Walter Irvin, Inc
Ford
Block Construction CO
Lipscomb St
L. N. Pittman, Jeweler
Ben Smith District
Hubert Cole County
Levine's Dept. Store
the Diamond Shop
Polk St
Gatlin Glass & Paint CO
East 10Th
THE
Prairie Dog
Holmes-Wheeler
Amarillo Bldg
Peacock Beauty Shop
Fisk
Margaret's Pastry
Sixth St
Zale Jewelery
Polk
Tolzien
Will
Hill
le Sage Co
Tex
Fea
Straigh
Whiskey
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