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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1943

Page

16

Funeral services for Stanford in Portales announced by Blackburn-Shaw

Funeral arrangements set for 2 o'clock tomorrow in Portales New Mexico. The service is under Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home Amarillo. Survivors include mother four brothers H W Stanford Amarillo A C Stanford Portales A B Stanford Port Arthur and A W Stanford Jr in the US Army and three sisters Mrs W R Slagle Amarillo Mrs W C Rettiger Galveston. There is a town named Axis in Alabama.

Portales New Mexico Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home Amarillo H. W. Stanford A. C. Stanford A. B. Stanford Port Arthur A. W.stanford, Jr United States Army W. R. Slagle W. C. Rettiger Gal

Allied Planes Over Channel Report Record Flight Activity

Allied aircraft ferrying across the English Channel exceeded ten hours of operations over the southeastern England coast today setting a new high for activity in the area. The missions involved constant shuttle flights between bases and targets, reflecting intensified air operations in the theater.

England English Channel

Lanes Collide as Army Planes Crash Near Train

Two army planes collided at high altitude and one crashed in front of a Worcester to Boston passenger train near Rocklawn station in Southville Massachusetts. The engine and five coaches derailed while about 150 passengers remained unharmed. One pilot parachuted to safety. the other is missing and presumed dead.

Southville Mass Worcester Boston Rocklawn

Zoot Suit Not Reserved for Teen Age Kids

New York reports a 78 year old man David Hauser in a police lineup wearing a green trouser suit and brown jacket amid the zoot suit craze. Hauser is charged with grand larceny for allegedly stuffing four silver fox furs into his baggy breeches while posing as a prospective fur store client.

New York David Hauser Hauser Edward Dillon

Graveside Services for Crouch Infant

Graveside services were scheduled for 5 this afternoon for the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs A L Crouch Jr Rev C V Oldham of the San Jacinto Church of Christ officiating The infant died Tuesday morning in Lawton Oklahoma Funeral arrangements were handled by Blackburn Shaw Funeral Home

A. L. Crouch, Jr C. V. Oldham San Jacinto

Wilt by Row and Plants Across the Pan American Highway

The passage describes a gardener watching successive rows of peas beans tomatoes carrots and lettuce wilt as moisture fades. A final hopeful green is a stray bunch of weeds amid the failing crop and a note that the Pan American highway will be the longest road in the world.

Market Snapshot Kansas City Livestock June 24

Kansas City stockmarket notes led by Dow Jones gains while livestock prices moved mixed. Hogs offered 4 000 head with slow, weak sales and steers and cows showing varied prices. Chicago hog and cattle quotes reflected active weights and modest shifts. Sheep trading opened steady with several lots of clipped lambs reported. Financial funds moved in liquidation at $1.78 with bids around $1.95.

Kansas City Chicago Livestock Chicago Colorado

Labor Shortage Threatens 20000 Tons Beef

Helena Montana June 24 James D Graham president of the Montana Federation of Labor charged that more than 20000 tons of fresh beef may spoil on railroad side tracks from eastern Montana to Seattle for want of labor to re ice 1000 stranded refrigerator cars He blamed the shortage on the War Labor Board refusal to raise railroad maintenance workers wages above 50 cents an hour prompting many workers to quit.

Helena Mont U.P James D. Graham Montana Federation of Labor Montana Seattle Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific War Labor Board

Davis to Lead War Food Agency Expanded Powers

The House Agriculture Committee approved legislation to grant War Food Administrator Chester C. Davis full authority over the feed industry including price control and rationing, despite opposition from President Roosevelt. In Daytona Beach Florida a restaurant lists alligator steaks at 1.00 each as a regular menu item with sides.

Washington U.P House Agriculture Committee Roosevelt Chester C. Davis Daytona Beach Fla

British Subs Sink 13 Ships in Mediterranean Output

The Admiralty said British submarines in the Mediterranean sank 13 Axis merchant ships and torpedoed a destroyer along with six other supply ships and tankers.

London Admiralty Mediterranean

U S Airmen Reach Safety In Free China

Five American airmen were guided by Chinese guerrillas to safety in Free China after a 16 day march from Tung Ting Lake area following a May 31 forced landing. Capt Jewell Matthews of Temple Texas and Lt George Dorman of Anniston Texas were among the group.

Chungking U.S Free China Tung Ting Lake Central Jewell Matthews Temple Tex George Dorman Anniston Eye

March Army Terms Defined in Trinidad News Tips

The Trinidad News Tips clarifies military jargon by redefining terms such as hut-one forward harch march and toon-platoon with casual phonetic phrases. It notes these conversational items include hut tup tree tup and harrite dress among others.

Trinidad Harch

Edward Dee Promoted to Captain in Army Ordnance

Edward Dee, son-in-law of Walter Irvin, promoted from first lieutenant to captain in the United States Army Ordnance Department at Camp Normoyle San Antonio. He and Ann Rose Irvin married eight years ago.

Edward Dee Walter Irvin Irwin Dee Ann Rose Irvin Capt. Dee Ordnance Department United States Army Camp Normoyle San Antonio

Night Bombing Blitz on Ruhr Drives Destruction Across Germany

RAF daylight offensive targets Nazi heartland in Germany and Belgium while Berlin reports minor nuisance raids in western Germany. The Ruhr cities Dortmund Essen Wuppertal Bochum Oberhausen Krefeld Maelheim suffer widespread destruction with up to ten million homeless estimated. In the north, Soviet forces push near Belgorod after claiming gains against Nazi defenses west of the city amid ongoing skirmishes. An aviation light signal using fluorescent reflection is noted as effective in total darkness.

France Belgium Berlin RAF Germany Maelheim Ruhr Goebbel Dortmund Essen Wuppertal Bochum Oberhausen Krefeld Lord Selborne Belgorod Kharkov

Texas State Guards Hold Bivouac at Dewey Ashcroft Ranch

Company C of the Texas State Guards will hold a bivouac at the Dewey Ashcroft ranch starting 1 p m Saturday. Capt Sam Davis announces attendees include Major Lou Roberts and staff from the 14th battalion. Examinations will be given to officers of Companies A B and C and part of the battalion staff, with others at the Dumas maneuvers Sunday. Officers from Amarillo Army Air Field the F B I the U S Marshal county and city invited.

Texas State Guards Dewey Ashcroft Ranch Sam Davis Lou Roberts 14Th Battalion Davis Amarillo Army Air Field

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promote Bile Flow Relief

A vintage health ad urges daily bile flow from the liver to ease constipation. It credits Dr F M Edwards and promotes Olive Tablets as a purely vegetable laxative that tones intestinal action without griping.

Abe

Clem W. Stanford Dies in Hospital

Clem W. Stanford aged 37 died in a local hospital early this morning. He resided at 312 Virginia Street and was to watch the Guards maneuvers that would continue through Saturday night and Sunday afternoon, according to the captain.

Clem W. Stanford Mr. Stanford Virginia Street

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