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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1945
Page
3
After twenty months at sea John Thomas Anderson seaman first class and son of Mrs. Ann McCaslin has returned on leave. He visited Amarillo and spent time in Wichita Falls and Vernon where he worked for Martin Lane Feed Store.
Seaman Anderson-sea duty after two years service and training in San Diego earned three battle stars for Marianas New Hebrides Guam Tarawa Truck and Formosa. Pfc Jack D Ruth Amarillo earned the Bronze Star with front line artillery service. Lt Landon B Kelly overseas base in India earns Air Medal. cousin of Thurman Gholston and tied to Bayfield Colorado. Lt Frederick J King Amarillo. Army point system discharge. held multiple awards including Distinguished Flying Cross Air Medal Purple Heart Presidential Unit Citation. James Radword Harrison Carlisle May 30 commissioned at Carlisle to Norfolk for medical administrative duty. Albert Dick Guggenheim Norfolk training for destroyer duty wears American and European theater ribbons.
The report lists East Eighteenth area families with three Amarillo College sons serving in 1942. W L Davis Jr trains at Great Lakes and is in navy boot. Carl Davis serves at Pearl Harbor as petty officer third class. Leonard Davis fought in Europe with field artillery. Gilbert K. Howard, radioman first class, attached to the Seventh Fleet, took part in Leyte landings and other operations aboard a PT boat.
An advertisement touts Ourine drops used with a syringe to relieve cerumen buildup and restore hearing. It claims many users report better hearing and offers a money back guarantee if improvement is not achieved, promoting Quinne and Cretney drugstores.
Federal Judge T Whitfield Davidson of Dallas presides over a Hutchinson County royalty suit in federal court seeking roughly 150000 from Phillips Petroleum Company. Judge James C Wilson of Fort Worth disqualified himself, with Davidson holding court in the post office building and Wilson hearing civil cases on the third floor. The landowners in their suit are named in the filing.
Landowners seek royalty recovery from the company for gas taken from their property. They are represented by Morgan Culton Morgan and Britain and Manning and Singleton of Amarillo. Don Culton leads the suit. Phillips is represented by Judge Co B Cochran of Oklahoma City and W M Sparks of Amarillo.
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