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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1945
Page
5
The piece recalls returning servicemen arriving in Scot land and the trip home, noting the mix of relief and common talk among travelers. Readers learn of families with relatives in the Army, Navy, and First Army, and of friends like Johnny Bathe and Alan Satesente who earned commendations.
Advertises Sprom cotton sheets and gay prints for hostess duty. Pattern 9292 offers sizes small to large with yardage details. Also promotes a beeclework decoration pattern and Marian Martin Spring Pattern Book with a blouse pattern, all for coin payments to The Amarillo Globe.
The text expresses doubt about something repeating in England. It notes a familiarity with a pattern in nearly all examples and mentions a verb or practice tied to it. Identifiable names or dates are not provided.
Amarillo Globe reports a surge of GIs and families seeking rooms, with max 20 pounds per person and 160 rooms limits per case. USO Travelers Aid asks locals to list available rooms and contact 23203. Saturday nights see peak demand as travelers and servicemen pass through, prompting appeals for weekend room listings and volunteer help.
Two Amarillo coeds joined 83 UT students who received pledge ribbons during informal rush at the start of the spring semester. Mary Ann Dudley, 2212 Lipscomb, pledged Chi Omega, and Mary Ann Hall, 1102 Washington, pledged Kepps Kappa Gamma.
A claim states the Empire State Building can house 25,000 tenants, indicating its massive occupancy potential within the landmark structure.
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