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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1945
Page
15
The Rays of 204 Carolina host relatives Mrs. and Mr. R. H. Ray while the Mission area enjoys several days with Lieutenant Ray's family.
Social notes list visitors and new arrivals in Amarillo with many residents from Dallas Fort Worth Roswell and Shamrock staying with local families. Birth announcements March business moves and medical notes fill the page alongside random personal updates and hospital patients from Dumas Dalhart Borger and nearby towns.
Perry Barlow and Ronald Steve Moore receive medical treatment while Mrs Stevenson and Mrs Lynch undergo surgery. Dorothy Duenkel and Mrs Reed are treated, with others like Mrs Monroe and Miss Townsend noted as medical patients or under care. George Mills, Ray Meed and Millie Massey also listed for medical attention.
Dr. George L. Leffler of Pennsylvania State College argues rationing and price controls should extend six months to a year after peace returns to prevent postwar inflation. He says public, government, and business restraint can ensure abundant goods and curb price rises.
A concise note identifies three distinguished Italian painters named Lippi spanning the 15th, 16th, and 17th centuries, highlighting their notable lineage across successive eras.
Courthouse records list multiple warranty deeds, executors, and transfers across Amarillo areas including names Lovett Easley Carter Summers Burdine and Moore. Also includes district court divorces and a set of marriage licenses with listed spouses and property details.
In Karachi India crowd roared as a Phoenix boy named William Ahor performed a bulldogging display. He jumped from a moving jeep at 30 miles an hour, hooked the steer’s horns and brought it down in 15 seconds during a rodeo staged before Sind’s governor.
Pfc. J. T. Flannagan from Abilene expresses regret at being wounded after only 11 days of combat action, noting two years of training and substantial investment by the government. The report frames his comment as a reflection on his short service in newly deployed action.
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