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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1945

Page

8

Reopen Drive For WAVES In Amarillo

WAVES recruitment reopened in Amarillo on an unlimited basis announced by Chief H F Longabach head of the Amarillo Navy station. The drive targets 2000 new monthly enlistments for hospital corps as 82000 WAVES are on active duty and 13000 serve in hospital units with 120000 male corpsmen. All recruits receive eight weeks training at Hunter College New York with hospital corps workers adding two months. inquiries at the Navy Recruiting Station Post Office third floor.

Amarillo H. F. Longabach Navy Longabach Hunter College New York Post Office

Kentucky Bluegrass in Early Spring Bloom

The famed Kentucky Bluegrass shows a blue tint only in early spring as it blooms, a seasonal color change noted by botanists and lawn enthusiasts.

Butterflies and bonnets pattern 4932 for toddlers

An Amarillo Globe advertisement promotes Anne Adams spring 1945 patterns for toddlers and home decor. The 4932 pattern includes a dress bonnet slip and panties in sizes 6 months to 4.5 years, with details on fabric length and required items. Order instructions include a coin payment of twenty cents and mail to New York address, plus a free apron pattern and a separate fifteen cent copy offer.

Amarillo Globe P. O New York N. Y Anne Adams

Dow Jones Stocks and Grain Tables From New York and Chicago

Merrill Lynch stock figures show 1 PM levels with advances and declines across major industrials. The New York Stock Exchange lists prices for Am Smelt Bethlehem Steel Aviation Baldwin and many others, while Chicago grain quotes for May wheat corn oats rye and soy follow brief daily ranges.

Industrals Cere Cccacee Sinke Les Sales York Stock Exchange Merrill Lynch, Pierce Fenner & Beane Rees Eee Am Smelt & Ref Csccossess Aviation Corp .c Baldwin Bendix Aviation Bethlehem Steel Os Pious Phaehis Coats Coat Motors Curtiss Werente General Electric General Motors Cillette Trosot SL. G Euler Taba Cevtce Abté Kennecott Lockheed Or Lone-Bell Lumber Glenn L. Martin Gulf Oils Ee Ae Montgomery Ward Nash Kelvinator Ocais Y Shipbuilding North Am Avation Toms Tole Data Caren Pan Amer Airways Paramount Osesteare Te Penn RR Iebeeeneuee Aiper RF «Cossesesdir ST Ee Ee Eee Jde Tandesesie sbweWse Sears e+ teeneeeow Shell Union Oeer Socony Vacuum Sou Pac Ce Tause Neces Eee Stand Oil Ind Seers Vcccavavess CO Brudebaker Iceces Coe Spiegel, Inc Ccceesenc Texas ‘Corp Aubbsees Sam - BE Tex Gulf Sylph Tdewater Esgeres Union Carbide Eeeees United Aircraft DDS Pe Ok Acsvas Sane Bens Wee Reese Cevdhevs Sra. & GO Brees Western Union Chicago

Kansas City Livestock Market Report May 9

Cattle salable 1 000 of 1 800, steers steady to strong on light supplies. Hogs salable 900 of 1 000, active and fully steady. Sheep 7 000 of 11 000, market slow with lambs weak to 25c lower, good wool lambs above 15.50. Prices listed include steers up to 1640, hogs around 14.50, and sheep from 13.50 to 15.50 for select lots.

Kansas City J.P WFA Arizona

Chicago Livestock Market Report May 10

Hog prices steady to higher at 14.75 for 140 lb barrows and gilts with strong sow quotes. Cattle see steady fob values and top fat cattle near 17.50 while calves and yearlings hold firm. cows and bulls show mixed shifts. Sheep trade slow with lambs bid about 15.40 to 15.65 and heavy demand for clipped lines. pelted wool sales limited. Financial fund liquidating at 2.36 per share.

Chicago Livestock Chicago

Courthouse Records and Marital Actions Highlight Local Deeds

Warranty deeds record transfers for H L Moore to J W Bogard Jr and others including Beverley Shaffer Pletatt Heard and more. District Court shows multiple divorce petitions and a set of marriage licenses with several couples listed.

H. L. Moore J. W. Bogard, Jr Henry M. Beverley Norma Shaffer J. L. Heard A. Bueford Albert E. Gunter Mina A. Light Homer H. Light Ray A. Downs Mary Estelle Hill Raymond Deveney Lydia Schaffer Jack Sides Martha King Allen A. Anderson Clara A. Schwartz James H. Rainwater Gladys Lucille Burnett

Local Couples Named in Registry Notices

Kenneth H. Hook and Alice Mildred Wieland Clarence Lee Eubank and Virginia Jean Morelen. Joseph D. Brown and Katie Mae McCandless. Weldon A. Chambers and Erma Lee Pierce.

Kenneth H. Hook Alice Mildred Wieland Clarence Lee Eubank Virginia Jean Morelen Joseph D. Brown Katie Mae McCandless Weldon A. Chambers Erma Lee Pierce

Allied air power shifts threaten Japan with invasion in Pacific war

US Air Forces chief General Henry Arnold says air superiority will overwhelm Japan as hundreds of B 29s strike inland seas oil targets. raids near Tokyo find airfields deserted while 400 planes deliver heavy blows on Otake refinery Tokuyama fuel depot and Oshima storage. Tokyo claims sunk battleship and two carriers near Okinawa, but no confirmation follows.

London Europe Henry H. Arnold U. S. Army Air Forces Japan Germany Tokyo Otake Tokuyama Oshima Tokyo Radio U. S Okinawa Ryukyu Island

Final Battle Echoes as Okinawa Heats Japanese Will

The Osaka Mainichi calls turning Nippon into one war camp as 36 535 of 60 000 Okinawa Nipponese soldiers die. American losses reach 2 684 dead and Marines, 13 202 wounded, 539 missing. Chinese reports 2 600 Japanese dead near Chihkiang as pursuit forces close.

Japan Osaka Mainichi Okinawa Chihkiang Chungking

Demobilization Plan Outlined By War Dept Officials

A War Department special staff group briefed reporters on the demobilization plan. Tompkins noted soldiers already in the country on rest trips will be eligible for discharge right away. Officials projected about 1.2 million eligible under the plan, with normal attrition bringing the total near 2 million in the next year.

War Department Tompkins Army

Draft policy cites selective calls and age groups

Tompkins said the army will call the 18 to 29 year old group to the maximum and draft boards will continue to take men over 30. Lumpkins opposed changing the fathers drafting policy as troops are notified of the point system.

Tompkins Lumpkins

Jimmy Mitchell Wins Bond In Saber Drill Competition

A $25 war bond was the first prize in a saber drill competition this morning among Amarillo High School ROTC companies. Jimmy Mitchell emerged as winner amid the competition between company representatives.

Jimmy Mitchell Bond Amarillo

Cadet Staff Sergeant Wins Legion Bond in Drill Contest

Cadet staff sergeant from Company C won the bond offered as first prize by the American Legion. Cadet lieutenant from Company E placed second. Two cadets from each of five ROTC companies competed at the Senior High School Auditorium with about a month of prep as the audience watched.

Chell Company C American Legion George Curtis Consti

Washington's 64th Birthday Dance Travel Highlight

A historical note recalls George Washington’s fondness for dancing and records that at age 64 he traveled 10 miles to attend a dance, while a separate reminder urges early submission of Want Ads.

George Washington

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