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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1945
Page
7
Fifth Army patrols moved near Vergato a key highway stronghold southwest of Bologna after Allied forces advanced from south east and west. German counterattacks near Betley and other positions along the Spigeline were beaten as Fifth Army forces strengthened newly won positions.
Lillian H Vaughn of 404 North Lincoln and the War Department report Lieutenant Anderson, missing since September, was a POW in Germany before being released. He had been in Oflag 64 and later Stalag 3 A, with a 25 word message permitted to his wife. Anderson earned the Silver Star for actions near Cisterna di Littoria on February 29, 1944. He is married to Sonja Qua Anderson of Phoenix, Arizona.
Billy Howren invites all former Panhandle Outdoor Sportsmen Club members to a Thursday 8 o'clock gathering in the Crystal Ball Room of the Herring Hotel. Tom Main, noted wildlife conservationist, will attend the meeting.
Amyloid degeneration causes waxy masses on the eyelids. The condition is common in China and elsewhere, with reports indicating it occurs in diverse populations.
The War Department notified Mrs. Etter W. Stanley that her son, Pfc. Leo M. Stanley, has been missing in action since January 29 in Belgium while serving with the Third Army. He enlisted in 1940, served two years overseas, and previously belonged to the 36th Division. He worked for Klock Construction before service and has two brothers, Bill and Dutt.
Dr. R. P. Parcells and Beaumont Stinnett announce candidacy for re election to the Amarillo School Board. Terms expire this year with election set for April 7. Candidate filing deadline March 27 at George Waddill secretary of the board offices on the courthouse second floor. Six voting boxes will be at the courthouse Sanborn School Horace Mann Sixteenth Avenue Fire Station Wolflin and San Jacinto School. Polls open 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Eligible voters are residents within the Amarillo Independent School District who have a poll tax or exemption.
The superintendent notes the rain will cover March as he cites August 1944 park water costs of 1096.60 dollars, four times the value of the current shower, and explains watering normally occurs when there is no rain.
Potter County residents bought between 700 and 800 license plates yesterday at the office of Frank Hoyt, setting a one day sales record. With an April 1 deadline, about one third to one half of county vehicle owners have already purchased tags and lines are expected to grow. Hoyt urged early purchases to avoid long lines.
O B Howell city parks superintendent valued today’s Amarillo rainfall at 274.15 dollars claiming the mayhem of rain measurement.
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