Around Town Highlights Military Moves and New Arrivals
Lt. Jim Guleke heads to Seattle after three weeks with his mother and a Galveston trip with Ware and Gause family members. Births announced for Weitzenhaffer, Baun, Stoerner, Davidson, and Stephens families with hospital and date details. Local residents move in, visitors travel, and military personnel receive updates across Amarillo communities.
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Jim Guleke
Seattle
Wash
J. O. Guleke
Harrison
Guleke
Jim
Morton Gause Ware
Fort Worth
Galveston
Pacific
G. Weitzenhaffer
Polk
Northwest Texas Hospital
B. E. Baun
West
Stoerner
North Moore
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Trainload of Point Heavy Texans Home
The second trainload of war veterans from the 36th Texas Infantry and from the 2nd and 45th Divisions arrives at Fort Sam Houston for discharge under the point system. The 86th Black Hawk Division members were processed quickly and leave for 30 day furloughs before Pacific redeployment. Tech Sgt M P Dickerson from Mineola and a 112 point veteran from McKinney are among those discharged.
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Associated Press
36Th
Texas
San Antonio
Fort Sam Houston
86Th
Black Hawk
Alonzo P. Fox
Black Hawks
Pacific
Camp Gruber
Oklo
Sgt
M. P. Dickerson
Mineola
W. M. Dickerson
McKinney
Lone Army Bomber Sinks Japanese Cargo Ship in Aleutians Patrol
An Aleutian based Liberator bomber on patrol west of the Kuriles located nine small enemy cargo ships. In two mast level bombing runs it sank one vessel, probably sank another, and damaged two more.
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Eleventh Air Force
Aleutians
Japanese Sea of Okhhotsk
Kuriles
War trial plans and hopes for major war criminals
An article notes American and British views on prosecuting major war criminals after indictments. It mentions readiness for rapid action, four power conference hopes in London, and Russia’s potential prosecutor. Werner Best is reported en route to London for trial.
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Jackson
Foreign Office
London
Russia
Norwegian Telegraph Bureau
FCC
Werner Best
Denmark
Copenhagen
Northcutt Returns from Austin After County Business
County Judge FE Northcutt returned from Austin where he transacted county business this week, signaling continued local governance.
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Northcutt
FE. O .Northcutt
Austin
Salient Picnic Mark Is Food for Amarillo Kiwanis Club
The Amarillo Kiwanis Club hosts a picnic at 6 pm on the Glen L Casey ranch 10 miles south of Amarillo. Fred Gray chairs the entertainment committee with members Casey Gattis Short Jackson Brady Brundage Nemechek Reeves Wood Thomson Drudlington. 60 dozen sandwich buns ordered for a Dutch lunch funded by ticket sales and club funds. strong turnout expected.
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Amarillo
Fred Gray
Mr. Casey
W. H. Gattis
Lester Short
Aubrey Jackson
H. E. Brady
Spud Brundage
Lee Nemechek
Garnet Reeves
Weldon Wood
Henry Thomson
Bob Drudgington
Gray
Quake Detected Near Japan Reported by Weston College
Weston Mass June 22 A fairly strong tremor about 6000 miles northwest of Boston near the northern sea of Japan was recorded today on the Weston College seismograph Reverend Charles F Turner said the quake lasted about an hour and a half.
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Weston
Mass
Boston
Sea of Japan
Weston College
Charles F. Turner
Wac In Paris Injured In Scuffle Between Soldiers
Wac Pfc. Helen Potter of Detroit is recovering from injuries after a scuffle on the Champs Elysees involving American and French soldiers during a parade. Provost Marshal G. Ruhrmaster said there were no serious repercussions.
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Paris
Wac
Helen Potter
Detroit
Champs Elysees
G. Ruhrmaster
Potter
Navy Men Must Request Overseas Publications
The Navy announced that starting July 1, post offices will accept overseas publications only when the recipient requests them in writing. Announcement affects Navy men stationed abroad and requires a written request from the addressee.
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Navy
Washington
Sinatra Meets Pope Pius XII in Vatican Audience
Frank Sinatra met Pope Pius XII in Vatican City on June 22. Sinatra said he was asked if he is a tenor or baritone and expressed astonishment that the Pontiff knew him, describing himself as speechless after the audience.
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Vatican City
Pope Pius XII
Frank Sinatra
Sinatra
Wickard Confirmed as REA Administrator by Senate Vote
Secretary Claude Wickard received Senate confirmation for a 10 year term as Rural Electrification Administrator by a 56 to 6 vote. The confirmation consolidates Wickard in the post and signals continued federal support for rural electricity programs nationwide.
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Washington
Claude Wickard
Senate
Lower Courts Studied Emphasis on Courtesy in Traffic Courts
Justices of the peace municipal judges and officials met in the Panhandle to discuss improving traffic court decorum conduct and conditions. They noted most people learn court procedure from lower courts and suggested a separate traffic court or a dedicated traffic session area and organization for better procedures. Mrs. W J Flesher of Amarillo attended the meeting as the lone woman justice of the peace.
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Supreme Court
Justices of the Peace
W. J. Flesher
Amarillo
Randall County
California Man Fined For Transporting Liquor
R. J. Merrick of California was fined 100 dollars and costs total 122.70 by County Judge E O Northcutt for transporting liquor in a wet territory without a permit. Merrick, en route to Oklahoma, was arrested by state highway patrol. he claimed the liquor was purchased in Amarillo and is held in Potter County jail.
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R. J. Merrick
California
E. O. Northcutt
Merrick
Oklahoma
Amarillo
Potter County
Gardner proves stairs do not shorten breath at 70
Harry Gardner, 70, climbs to the Globe-News editorial room to show Old Tack that the trip up stairs does not shorten his breath. He notes Tack is away and asserts he is unfazed by the climb.
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Buddy Blythe
J. K. Blythe
Fannin
Buddy
U. S. Naval Academy
A. G. Bachman
Nancy
Austin
Wichita Falls
Mr. Bachman
W. H. Bachman
Harry Gardner
Mr. Gardner
The
Globe-News
Tack
Sheriffofficers Bring Back Man Charged With Taking Horse
Sheriff's officers returned D. A. Mask from Raton New Mexico last night on a theft by bailee charge in connection with removing a horse from Potter County. Bond was set at 750 dollars by Justice of the Peace C. W. Carder this morning.
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D. A. Mask
Raton
N. M
Potter County
Justice of the Peace
C. W. Carder
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