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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1943

Page

11

Ration point changes boost some fruit juices while deleting soups

The Office of Price Administration announced lower point values for most canned fruit and vegetable juices and the removal of dried soups from rationing. Pineapple juice rises for some sizes. grape and grapefruit juices drop. tomato juice remains rationed. New values apply to blue coupons in book No. 2 through the month end.

Washington Fice Price Administration OPA

Stettinius Forecasts Higher 1943 Food Shipments

Secretary Stettinius estimated 1943 lend lease food shipments would top six percent of U.S. supplies sent abroad last year to Allied nations. In early 1943 meat exports to Allies ran at about one tenth to 18 percent by product, with beef and veal at one percent.

Washington Edward R. —Ettinius, Jr Lend Lease Stattinius Agriculture Department

Courthouse Records of Warranty Deeds and Cases

Courthouse records list numerous warranty deeds for properties in Amarillo and surrounding areas including Crossett to Crain, Huskey to Mathis, Cunningham/Hernandez, Reed to Dewey, Norman to Norman, Pringle to Stogner, S. S. and Wolflin Place lots, and several others with various rev. stamps and prices. District Court cases include divorces Wilson and Wainscott, and multiple marriage licenses among listed parties.

Don E. Crossett Susan Crain S. J. Hts J. A. Huskey Roy E. Mathis Uni M. W. Cunningham Jose Hernandez Henry Reed C. D. Dewey Earl L. Norman R. V. Norman Fairview T W. T. Pringle Lucy Stogner Holland John Lucy First Natl Bank Amarillo C. C. Dist O. E. Broome S. P. Rosenbaum Plemons Eilen Smith Marie Smith W. J. Monahan Uel A. Brown Eakle Mamie’ McKinney Robert Moringside Reve- Dawson Miller Cr. R. Hampton McAdams Ridgemere G. W. Ellis B. H. Ellis G. C. Green Bonnie L. Green C. N. Stokes Alamo Hts C. E. Mitchell O. T Amarillo National Bank Albert Griggs Myrtle Killingsworth Wilson Riley Oscar Wilson Maymie Williams Wainscott Clyde Vernon Wainscott Carl J. Casselberry Marcella Long Warren Jeffries Colleen Rafferty Harold A. Seedolf Virginia Walter Jack Mason

British Sink 4 Axis Ships In Daring Tunis Raid

A flotilla of British motor torpedo boats sailed 60 miles along the Tunisian coast and sank four Axis vessels including a 3,000-ton merchant ship. They attacked near Ras Mahmur to Zehbretta Island, close to shore under coastal fire, and also destroyed two Italian minesweepers and a German R boat.

Mediterranean Tunisian Ras Mahmur Zehbretta Gulf of Tunis Kebilia Roadstead Cape Bon Tunis

Names Sought for Ghostly White Horse of Washburn

A Washburn tale describes a glistening white horse seen near Washburn canyon. Amarillo Army Air Field’s James R. Benait proposes names White Cloud or Lightning for the specter. A uncredited speaker suggests Rommel while another proposes White Lie. The contest remains open as reports of the horse’s appearance continue.

James R. Benait Amarillo Army Air Field Rommel Egypt Tunis White Washburn

Nazis Claim Ships Sunk

German air and naval forces were said by the Nazi high command to have sunk 21 Allied war vessels and 63 merchant ships totaling 423000 tons in April. The claim included one aircraft carrier and a 14500 ton carrier Ranger supposedly sunk, but the U S Navy denied this and Allied confirmation was lacking.

Associated Press High Command U. S Ranger North Atlantic U. S. Navy Department

Joe Foss Returns Home as Ace Pilot After War Service

Sioux Falls May 3 Joe Foss arrived home after downing 25 Japanese planes over Guadalcanal earning America's leading ace status. A vigil at Canton greeted him with his mother Mrs. Marcy Lacey Foss among about 25 relatives. The family planned a civic celebration in his honor the next day.

Harl Andercon Sioux Falls Joe Foss Guadalcanal America Marcy Lacey Foss Canton Chicago Joe

White Horse Disappears After Woodland Rushing Stunt

A witness recalls a white horse racing around then plunging into a wooded area. The animal vanished from view after the rapid dash, leaving uncertainty about its fate and location.

Joe and June Attend Train Sendoff With Birthday Plans

A small group rushed forward as Joe and his wife June left the train in a moment of affection amid cameras. Joe greets relative Uncle Levi and jokes about the scene while the family takes Captain Foss for a rest. His mother mentions a belated birthday dinner for Joe on April 17. A separate note estimates 30 to 150 British gallons of gasoline per ton of crude oil.

Joe June Uncle Levi Captain Foss

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