Three Injured In Collision On Panhandle Highway
Three people were injured in a morning collision on the Panhandle Highway near US 60 and 66. Amarillo residents Mrs. Willa Mae Carter and Mrs. Dorothy West, and Cpl. Byron E. Carnutte, were treated. two women were moved to St. Anthony's Hospital in stable condition.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
Willa Mae Carter
North Johnson
Dorothy West
Byron E. Carnutte
Dalhart Air Base
Amarillo Field
St. Anthony's Hospital
Amarillo WAC Corporal Ruby I Mitchell Arrives in Paris
Mr and Mrs O K Ivie of 608 Tyler announce their daughter Corporal Ruby I Mitchell has reached Paris France and is assigned to a WAC hospital unit. Mitchell was among the first Amarillo women to join the WAC in December 1942 after training at Ft Des Moines and service at Ft Riley. She is 32 and previously worked at Pan Tex Ordnance Plant.
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O. K. Ivie
Tyler
Ruby I. Mitchell
Paris
France
WAC
Mitchell
Amarillo
Ft. Des Moines
Iowa
Ft. Riley
Kan
Hospital Corps
Pantex Ordnance Plant
Webster's Son Oscar Webster Held as POW in Thailand
Mr and Mrs O S Webster of 500 Mississippi received a War Department message via the International Red Cross in Geneva stating their son Oscar Webster is alive in a Thai prisoner of war camp. He was captured when Java fell in March 1942 with Col Blucher Tharp's group and has now been a prisoner for nearly 40 months, with three communications in that period.
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O. S. Webster
Mississippi
Oscar Webster
Thailand
War Department
International Red Cross
Geneva
Young Webster
Col
Blucher Tharp
Java
Vatican paper adopts AP credit line and values AP reports
L Osservatore Romano now uses the AP byline, replacing the full credit line as it receives AP services. Count Giuseppe Dalla Torre, editor, says AP's reliability and wide recognition justify its use amid Italy's revived political discourse.
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Rome
L'Osservatore Romano
Vatican
Associated Press
Papal Journal
Giuseppe Dalla Torre
L’osservatore Romano
Italy
L'Unita
Italia Nuova
Movie Crew Starts Work In Amarillo For Boys Ranch
A MGM production crew moves into Amarillo to film Boys Ranch. Crews will erect a barn and corral, paint buildings, and lay a lake to ranch house pipeline. Production starts July first week. crew expected to last ten days with 75 people including cast arriving.
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Metro - Goldwyn - Mayer
Amarillo
Charles J. Hunt
W. H. Hubbard
Eddie Carfagno
Hunt
Funeral Services for Mrs L C Alter
Funeral services for Mrs Eunice Belle Alter of Amarillo who died in a local hospital yesterday will be at 2 PM tomorrow in the First Methodist Church Canyon. Survived by husband Lacy H Alter mother Mrs J T Service Canyon brothers Custer and Tracy Alter Oklahoma City. Burial in Dreamland Cemetery Canyon. Body in state at Griggs Warren Funeral Home Canyon.
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Eunice Belle Alter
Amarillo
First Methodist Church
Canyon
Soviet Scientist Tests Grafting Animal Hearts
A Soviet scientist Prof. Sinitsin of the Gorky Medical Institute reports first grafting experiments on warm blooded animals. He began with cold blooded frogs and moved to neck grafts, later transplant through the mouth. Some frogs survived about six months with functioning grafts, while warmer blooded animal trials show initial success.
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London
Sinitsin
Gorky Medical Institute
Good Horses Getting Scarce in Texas Market
Clyde Langford, a leading Texas horse buyer, says there are few good horses for sale in the Southwest. He found a few foals at 350 dollars, fillies at 750 dollars, and young stallions at 1000 dollars during a trip through the Texas hill country, but owners were reluctant to sell.
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Corpus Christi
Texas
Clyde Langford
Southwest
Hill Country
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Ruby L. Mitchell
Ates
Ted
ATL
Tatas
ATC
Hilex Galion
Joye
Schulley
Pranes
Calif
Arm & Hammer
Polk
6Th& Geo
Line Ave
N. Fill
Sunkist
Aah
Peewee Ee Ae
Ralston
Bice
Eeze
Wey
Bran
Webster’ S
Grand Bar
Polk Street
L. C. Alter
Joe
Wattaya
Toppei
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