Federal Court sentences 11 defendants in varied crimes
Judge James C. Wilson sentenced 11 men who pleaded guilty in federal court. Penalties ranged from 90 days to five years with some suspensions and parole terms. Cases included theft from interstate shipments selective service OPA violations postal law and white slavery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
James C. Wilson
OPA
George Allen White
Amarillo
Leavenworth
Raymond C. DeOrleans
Pampa
Federal Reformatory
Harold J. Frost
Andrew Lee Morris
McLean
David Allen Lee
Borger
Sonny Leon Clemons
Marion F. Dalton
Marysville
Leonard V. McRea
Kan
Marvin Yoder
el Reno
Okla
George Horton Maxwell
Vernon
Robert Lee Williams
Oklahoma City
Four Ama rillo Women Donate Blood in Dallas Effort
Four Amarillo women traveled to Dallas to donate blood for the local blood bank shortfall. Mrs. William M. Anderson, Mrs C. S Milnar, Mrs. EB Garner, and Mrs. Walter Hart joined the Dallas donor center effort to honor overseas husbands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahomet
Dallas
Ama- Tillo
Red Cross
Amarillo
William M. Anderson
France
C. S Milnar
Italy
EB. C. Garner
Walter Hart
South Pacific
Believe Sons Are Fighting In France
Mr and Mrs D S Bruce of 110 North Maryland Street believe their son Earl V Bruce among the first paratroopers to land in France. Edward H Bruce serves with Marines in the Southwest Pacific. Both attended Amarillo High and known as athletes. Lt Carey R Shepard, Army Tech village son of Mr and Mrs C D Shepard, likely in early paratrooper landing. His unit led by Capt Frank Lillyman credited with first imposed positions. Mrs Ben Henson travels to Stephen ville for her mother’s illness. Globe-News Want Ads Get Results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S. Bruce
North
Maryland Street
Earl V. Bruce
France
England
Edward H. Bruce
Marines
Southwest Pacific
Amarillo High School
Paratroops
Earl
Amarillo
Carey R. Shepard
C. D. Shepard
Army Tech Village
West Twenty-First Avenue
Bobby
Frank Lillyman
Lillyman
Aerial Whiplash Strikes Munich in Allied Pincer Move
Allied bombers totaling 500 to 750 hit targets in the Munich area from the south in a coordinated blow with Western attacks on France. German fighters contested the raids as Swiss reports noted explosions around Munich and Augsburg. Other heavy bombing targeted Porto Marghera near Venice while Rome operations continued. Weather hindered operations and several aircraft were lost or missing. In a separate note, Miss Helen Louise Khoury hosted a party honoring Betty Smith and Jane Wolfe before their Washington Navy Department assignment.
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Supreme Headquarters
Allied Expeditionary Force
U. S
Munich
Germany
France
Italy
Augsburg
Rome
Britain
RAF
Rennes
Fougeres
Alencon
Mayenne
Pontaubault
Normandy
Air Ministry
Helen Louise Khoury
Betty Smith
Jane Wolfe
Washington, D. C
Navy Department
Betty Sue Wilkinson
Johnnie Fay Cresens
Betty Lee Matney
Eunice Faye Williams
Jean Josey
Roosevelt Plans 1000 War Refugees to Fort Ontario
President Roosevelt announced that about 1,000 European war refugees will be brought to the United States and housed in an emergency shelter at Fort Ontario near Oswego New York. Refugees from southern Italy will be moved to Mediterranean havens until the war ends with hoped return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Fort Ontario
Oswego
Ni Y
Robert Murphy
Algiers
Italy
Mediterranean
United States
N. Y
Eleven Life Underwriters to Attend State Convention
Eleven Amarillo Life Underwriters Association members will depart Saturday for the State War Conference of Life Underwriters in Dallas, running June 11 through June 14. President C. L. Copeland announced release details with members including Walter Clayton and F. (last name cut).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Life Underwriters Association
of Life Underwriters
Dallas
C. L. Copeland
Copeland
Walter Clayton
Delegation Members Named for Four Day Business Sessions
The group includes B. Martin Harris Landon Earl Sparks Ray Martin Leo Bock Roy Cloninger Zeb Moore Roy Sessions and G W Mills. Four days focus on business sessions with speeches by noted life underwriters from across the United States. Mrs Ed Smith of Borger is in Amarillo with daughter Martha Marie attending Amarillo Junior College. Martha Marie is the niece of Mrs A C Keith at 2610 Hayden Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Martin
Harris Landon
Earl Sparks
Ray Martin
Leo Bock
Roy Cloninger
Zeb Moore
Roy Sessions
G.W. Mills
United States
Ed Smith
Borger
Amarillo
Smith
Martha Marie
Amarillo Junior College
A. C. Keith
Hayden Street
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A. R. King
Lloyd King
Ong Street
Earl Bruce
Army
Amarillo Army Air Field
Shepard
Stephenville
Ben Henson
Jackson Street
Globe-News
Ee T Lipton’s
N. Fillmore
6Th
Mississippi
Angel Foods
Fuald Madal
Ir Borden’s
Tsa
Advaneee
Staples
al Morton
Vetesk's
Wii
Triumph
Colorado
B. G. Products Co
P. O
TOWNE
Mar
Gro
Grocery & Market VY
Buchanan
Geneva Daughe
Zoe
Ok’sery
Daugherty
Sunshine Krispy
Jon Up
Decker
Kellogg's
Olden Ue
Ieee Et Mle
Fation
Eshok
En Kool-Aid
Armour's Milk
Opera
Nel
Lasses
Nev Ms
Ater
Seine River
Paris
Sea
Porto Marghera
Ven
First National Bank
Borgan
Khoury Bros
Optometrist
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