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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1945
Page
3
Dr. H. P. Hammond dean of Penn State engineering says the United States will be short more than 75 000 trained engineers and scientists until at least 1950 due to wartime graduate declines. He notes the Lamme medal honor reflects his work in engineering education.
Chinese forces under Chiang Kai-shek recaptured Namyang and pushed Japanese units back as fighting raged across the region. Other columns fought for two former U S air base cities, advancing toward Kweilin and threatening surrounding rail and mining areas.
Eddie the small brown dachshund was hit by a speeding truck as he crossed the street to return home. His eyes were knocked out but replaced by a veterinarian and he recovered to play with neighborhood children again.
In northern Luzon a junction of American and Philippine Army units trapped a large Nipponese force, possibly including Lt Gen Tomoyuki Yamashita. Australian troops advanced seven miles inland in Southeast Borneo probing defenses toward Samarinda oil fields.
Wynona tells how Eddie the neighborhood dog eats around the table begs for ice cream and soda water and roams the streets to beg scraps after each meal. He sleeps on a blue blanket and checks each bed each morning, a beloved dog who wakes to find his masters still there and the neighborhood children playing nearby.
A short reflection portrays Eddie as a cherished family member from dawn to night. The piece highlights his morning bark and nightly routine as a beloved family dog.
Eddie dislikes trucks and Wy Nona shares the sentiment. The fragment notes a tongue hanging sleep style and a shared aversion to trucks in a brief, informal observation.
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