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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1945
Page
6
A student recounts a 40 minute Municipal Field lesson with instructor Bill Harnagel. They describe rough air, constant take-offs and landings, and the challenge of staying level and in control. The writer notes progress toward solo flight with seven hours thirty minutes logged.
A note promoting gingerbread served hot with promises of freshness and moisture for several days. It highlights quick consumption and suitability for lunch boxes.
Harwood Beville urged all members and visiting attorneys to attend the Amarillo Bar Association meeting tomorrow at noon. The gathering will be held at the Amarillo Hotel, with Beville serving as chairman of the program committee.
Private Henry Mathews Jr of Amarillo was wounded in both legs by a German sniper last January in Belgium while on special duty with an infantry regiment of the Third Army. He is now at Torrey General Hospital.
Patriotic housewives are told daily that saving used kitchen fats earns red points. Turn fats in to the butcher to receive two red points per pound, aiding medicines, gunpowder, synthetic rubber, soaps and other battlefield essentials until the war ends.
Private Henry Mathews, wounded in action, is expected to return to Palm Springs California on convalescent leave within a few weeks. He trained for confidential duties and moved between units during three months of duty. He helped enter Nancy France in September and later joined the 134th Infantry as Patton's forces advanced north. His Army service spans about two years with early training at Camp Sallen Camp Callen and Camp Chaffee. His wife Billy Jean Mathews resides at 218 West Sixteenth.
Chile stretches 2,661 miles from the Peruvian frontier to the Magellan Straits and Cape Horn, outlining its coastal reach and southern extremities.
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