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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1945
Page
13
Miss Sylvia Martin of 1204 Travis left yesterday to visit her cousin Miss Helen Webb in Fort Worth. Globe-News Want Ads Get Results.
General staff knew about the new gas, even if Hitler did not. The column argues Germany did not intend to deploy the weapon despite possessing it and reflects on strategic misgivings within the high command.
SIDE GLANCES Wiesbaden reports Gen. Jacob L. Devers says Germany possessed a new poison gas called Green Ring III but had no evidence Hitler intended to use it offensively. He cites vast anti gas gear but says gas was never decisive and warns scares over fumes and dumps caused near panics.
J. D. Fenberg, son of Mr and Mrs Larg Fenberg, was called to the duties of a Jew in a Barmitzvah at Temple B'nai Israel. Rabbi Arthur Bluhm led the ceremony with family members including B Leder and Mr Fenberg present. Mrs Arthur Bluhm sang Arioso by Handel during the service.
Frederickburg report states Gould Davis a Gillespie County rancher died after a scorpion bit his finger while gathering firewood. Emergency treatment was started but he died before a doctor arrived.
Mrs. Mary Blackerby of Plainview returned home this morning after visiting her sister Mrs. E. P. Hall mark at 1003 Jefferson. She also visited another sister Mrs. S. H. Lackey in Gruver.
Mrs. Charles E Bates with Beverely Ann and Charlie Bates visit the Bates mother Mrs E O Leary at 1306 Parker Houston while staying with relatives.
Ensign Roy L. Vineyard recently appointed commanding officer of a landing craft transport and on duty in the Pacific. He has served seven months in the Solomon Islands. His parents Dr and Mrs R L Vineyard live at 19801 Harrison. He entered service January 1943 after Texas V-12 training and attended the University of Texas San Diego and Northwestern University. A Amarillo High School graduate. a sister Mrs M L Hodde also lives at 1801 Harrison with her husband in the armed forces.
In Bazancourt France a German invention the Jerry Can is praised as a crucial Allied supply asset. The compact five gallon metal container aids American vehicles with space saving reserves for gasoline. Road signs direct soldiers to exchange empties for full cans and the cans are noted for their shape and lack of electricity conduction.
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