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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1945
Page
7
A 30 day furlough returns 86th Division sergeant from Germany to visit his mother Mrs. D. P. Allard at 912 North Jefferson. He will receive training in Oklahoma before a second overseas deployment. In Channing on July 21 Leroy Baker of Dalhart is indicted for criminal attack.
Mrs H B Webb of Dallas will be in Amarillo this week to attend the Amarillo Horse Show. Webb will enter several horses in the event.
State Department release of 1930 foreign relations papers shows American financiers closely working with Wall Street to back Adolf Hitler and the Nazis as a counter to socialism. Reports from Berlin cite substantial financial support from large industrial interests, though some officials saw it as restraining.
Washington reports civilian meat supplies for 1945 will total about 16.245 billion pounds, near the pre war average of 1935-39. Despite wartime demand and lend-lease needs, civilian consumption in earlier war years exceeded the 1935-39 average, with a 1944 peak of about 19.4 billion pounds when rationing paused.
Seaman Second Class Al Howey husband of former Miss Elizabeth Zeigler of Shamrock died in the Norfolk Virginia naval hospital Tuesday morning. His wife two children and mother in law were with him. The body was sent to Albuquerque New Mexico for burial. Survivors include the widow and two children Al Howey Jr 4% Mary Beth Howey 1s 2 years old.
Luke M. Colwell, son of Ira Colwell, received the Bronze Star for heroic achievement in action in Italy with the Fifth Army front. He served as assistant squad leader with the 339th Polar Bear Regiment, 85th Cutter Division, delivering courage and tactical leadership in missions.
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