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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1943
Page
2
A fragment from a London report mentions Oc Fulton of Seattle Washington involved in a case under investigation. Details are sparse but indicate cross border elements between London authorities and Seattle residents.
Washington June 9. House Ways and Means Committee members say little chance the general tax bill will move before early fall as President Roosevelt plans new revenue proposals by summer recess. Doughton delays hearings until after Sept. 6. Carlson notes the committee needs a vacation.
President Roosevelt warned of possible Axis gas use and pledged swift retaliation. Chem Warfare Service chief Porter stated the U S can produce and deploy lethal gases in quantity, with masks salves and treated clothing ready. A youthful navy slang note appears about enlistment.
The War Department announced that Cpl. Albert J. Gianelli, son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Devine of 502 North Johnson Street, is a prisoner of war held by Italy. His wife Mrs. Virginia Giannelli is visiting her parents here and has not heard from him since last February.
A large turtle with its neck out caused alarm on North McMasters Street when a passerby spotted its head under a house. Neighbors called authorities and the animal was moved to a tub at Mrs. W B Grunke’s home before being sent to the Tri State Fair Grounds zoo.
Observers say food shortages and delivery delays shape Soviet planning from mobile warfare to holding lines and advancing where possible. The grain area in German hands limits Russian agriculture, but new harvests and lend lease could steady the year. civilian rations risk falling, while the Red Army must defend farm land and disrupt German concentrations.
Night after night Red Army pilots roared into the milky white night above Gorki to defend the munition center from German raids. Seven enemy bombers were shot down as dwellings were damaged, with retaliatory Soviet strikes on Luftwaffe airfields northwest of Bryansk and along the Kuban front reported.
The Navy calls for construction workers to join the Seabees with a wide range of trades from carpenters to cooks. Eligibility spans 18 to 50 with a voluntary enlistment path for those awaiting induction. Civil engineering officer C. B. Parrott will be at the Amarillo Navy Recruiting Station this weekend to screen applicants.
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