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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1945
Page
4
James Marlow reports from San Francisco on a 46 nation security conference where Herberto M. Sevi, a Mexican interpreter, dominates sessions. He translates in real time without shorthand, delivering his own condensed version as speakers finish. The audience watches in a hushed, crowded hall.
Perry Barlow dominates the spotlight with a precise English voice and expressive gestures as the audience hushes and applauds. Levi’s mother is English and his father Mexican with Spanish Indian descent, giving Sevi a redheaded Aztec identity born in Mexico.
The Amarillo chapter of the American Cancer Society will announce campaign details after chairman Willard W. Philips discusses with publicity director Garford Wilkinson. The drive aims to raise 11000 dollars with Leonard Gunderson as vice-chairman and Charles A. Fish as treasurer.
After thirty three months overseas Sgt. Terry C. Martin returns to Amarillo on furlough visiting his mother Mrs. A B Martin at 2216 Hughes. He joined the Air Forces in November 1941 and has served as an airplane mechanic in North Africa and various European campaigns. He arrived home yesterday.
In Austin on May 2 the Senate confirmed seven additional gubernatorial appointments. Maj. William Q. Boyce of Amarillo received final approval as associate justice of the Court of Criminal Appeals for the Seventh Judicial District.
Miss Mary Lu Hamlett of Amarillo daughter of Dr and Mrs Earl G Hamlett is listed on the Southern Methodist University honor roll in Dallas as a freshman with a B average in all courses. She is a member of Delta Gamma sorority.
The article profiles Grand Admiral Karl Doenitz, describing his life from a British asylum inmate after World War I to a fanatical Nazi leader in World War II. It notes his cruelty toward ship survivors, wolf-pack tactics, long-range radio control, and near-success in blockade attempts, plus personal losses and a dramatic portrait.
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