23 Jul 1943
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1943
Page
1
A column blends letters from Farr's patrons praising fish, Life magazine plans on Texas and the Panhandle, and reminiscences of old songs. It notes local Amarlillo golf booms amid wartime morale and cites writers Winchell and Fishbein, plus wartime slang and civic hints from the era.
Hollywood gossip notes photographers' anger at Betty Grable and Harry James for slipping out a side door to marry in Las Vegas. Critics urge an apology, while reporters recount past acts and quips from film stars and public figures.
At an Atlanta base hundreds of WAVES and Marines train as Link Trainer instructors to teach blind flying with radio navigational aids. The program aims to produce 112 instructors weekly, with about 400 women in training over a 10 week course. Civil service instructors outnumber pilots in this phase of Navy aviation training.
The 10,500 ton Liberty cargo carrier, named for civil engineer Frederick H. Newell who died in 1931, will slide down the ways at Houston Shipbuilding Corporation on Monday, marking the completion of the 76th ship.
RAF Boston bombers attacked two Belgian power stations in ideal weather this afternoon, dropping delayed action bombs from a height of 50 feet. The operation was announced tonight.
Drs Cradit and Vick announce their Tenth Annual Post-graduate Clinic for graduate practicing physicians from July 26 to August 1. Limited cases accepted for tonsil operation non surgical sinus treatment rectal conditions injections for rupture and varicose veins prostate diseases and other orificial surgery. Reserve by calling 2-2681.
Dr. T. V. Soong, Chinese foreign minister, arrived in Britain on July 23 for a government invited visit.
Sub-Lt. Douglas Tratner of the Royal Navy Volunteers Reserve led a rescue launch that saved 12 lives in two weeks including 16 American airmen. The men had ditched 50 miles off the English coast after a raid on Wilhelmshaven. Fog hampered operations but a crew whistle alerted the launch to dinghies as a wireless operator kept watch for 22 hours straight.
Donald C. Schwartz of Oregon City appeared in court three times in two days. He faced non support charges in justice court, was fined $15 for reckless driving the next day, and ended with a divorce suit filing against his wife.
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