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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1945

Page

2

Hitler's Frantic Berlin Conference Ends With Decision to Stay

A stenographer at Hitler's Berlin headquarters recounts the April 21 22 meetings as Russian bombardment intensifies. Hitler, Eva Braun, Bormann, Keitel and Jodl discuss fate while Keitel Bormann urge retreat south. Hitler declares he will stay in the Reich Chancellery despite mounting pressure.

Obersalzberg Germany Adolf Hitler Berlin Reich Gerhardt Herrgeselle Hitler Herrgeselle Eva Braun Martin Bormann Nazi Party Wilhelm Keitel Gustav Jodl Reims Friedrich Strasse Hallesches Tor Paul Joseph Goebbels Volkstrom Herrecleselle Bormann Keitel Jodi Herrbeselle Reichschancellery Fuehrer Jodl Norway Goerig Goering

Plea for Food Czar and OPA Critique Merge in Senate Report

The Senate Agriculture Committee backed creating a supreme administrator for food, faulting the Office of Price Administration for failure to enforce price and ration controls. It urged price relief measures, expanded hog and cattle subsidies, raised dairy and grass cattle marketing incentives, and tighter meat distribution controls.

Washington Senate Agriculture Committee OPA Lucas Illinois Eliender Louisiana Office of Price Administration War Food Administration

Santa Fe Official H. R. McKee Dies at Slaton

Funeral services for H. R. McKee longtime Santa Fe Slaton division superintendent will be held at 4 pm at Slaton Presbyterian Church. Burial in Lubbock cemetery. McKee served 34 years with the railroad and earlier worked at Las Vegas Raton Dodge City and Slaton. Survived by widow two sons Capt John McKee Army Air Forces in Africa Robert McKee Denver and a daughter Mrs Richard Robbins Denver.

H. R. McKee Santa Fe Slaton Slaton Presbyterian Church Lubbock McKee The Las Vegas 39Th Raton Dodge City John McKee Army Air Forces Africa Robert McKee Denver Richard Robbins

All U S Postage Stamps Described in New Edition

The revised postal department edition covers every United States postage stamp from 1847 to the first of last month with illustrated entries. Available to the public through the Government Printing Office in Washington. Payment by postal note money order or check. 30 cent charge not accepted for stamps.

United States Postal Department W. D DeGrassi Government Printing Office Washington D. C

Panhandle-Plains Historical Society Meets in Amarillo

The Panhandle-Plains Historical Society executive committee will meet at 3 p m Friday in the Amarillo Hotel on the call of New ton Harrell the newly elected president. They will decide on government bonds for building funds totaling about 10000 with an additional 50000 being sought. The society plans building completion as construction resumes with the steel and concrete framework in place and most materials on hand.

Panhandle-Plains Historical Society Amarillo Newton Harrell Panhandle Plains Historical Society

Open Your Door interviewers named for Amarillo radio series

Open Your Door programs on USO-Travelers Air radio feature Mrs. John Ralson Wednesday and Mrs. B. G. Maberry Friday as volunteer housing staff interviewers. S. B. Whittenburg chairs the series heard at 3 45 over Radio Station KFDA to help servicemen and families find housing in Amarillo.

Uso-Travelers John Ralson B. G. Maberry Ralson Maberry S. B. Whittenburg KFDA Amarillo

Relax Restrictions on Local War Plants in Amarillo Area

An Associated Press dispatch from Dallas reports that war plants in the Amarillo area may expand without approval from the Production Urgency Committee and the War Manpower Commission. The change applies to Dallas and other No. 3 and No. 4 labor areas, with limits on plant labor staff increases. A. J. Langford, chair of the PUC, stated the policy.

Amarillo Production Urgency Committee War Manpower Commission Associated Press Dallas U. S. Employment Service Austin WMC PUC Borger Beaumont Fort Worth A. J. Langford

Cab Driver Slugged And Hijacked In City Incident

John H. Berry a 51 year old Hammond Cab Company driver reported being slugged hijacked and robbed of his cab and wallet after picking up two men in front of the Amarillo Hotel. The cab was found abandoned on Ben Masterson Road later. Berry suffered a cut above the right eye and head bruises with ten dollars missing and attackers not yet found.

John H. Berry Hammond Cab Company Florida Ben Masterson Road Pampa Highway Berry Amarillo Taylor Harrison van Buren Mr. Berry Star Night Club

Legion Program Tonight Honors Colonel Herndon

Hanson Post of the American Legion will host a program at 8 15 tonight in Legion Home 1800 Harrison to honor Lt Col O E Herndon hospital manager the past five years and leaving for Lake City Florida Initiation of new members business session entertainment and refreshments are planned

O. E. Herndon U. S. Veterans Hospital Hanson Post American Legion Legion Home 1800 Harrison Herndon Lake City Fla Legion Post

Goebbels Found Dead in Berlin Underground City

The Red Army paper Red Star reports Nazi Propaganda Minister Paul Joseph Goebbels and his family died by suicide in an underground Berlin complex. The complex 20 meters below the surface housed factories offices and arsenals connected by electric railways with reinforced concrete armor walls.

Moscow U.P Paul Joseph Goebbels Berlin Red Army Red Star Goebbels Hermayon Goering Goering

Continue Search for Hit and Run Driver

Peace officers here continued their search today for the driver of the automobile involved in the death of two servicemen on the Panhandle Highway early Saturday morning. Two leads were probed yesterday but fizzled. Capt. Tommy Thomas and Amarillo police work the case with no further clues. Bodies of Marine Pvt. Hubert Weldon Elkins and Albert Lee Willis remain at a local funeral home with funeral arrangements not yet set.

Panhandle Tommy Thomas Amarillo

Lincoln Life Agents Finish Training Course

J. L. Lawrence state supervisor for Lincoln Life Insurance Company Houston has completed a motion picture training course for agents and representatives in this territory Attendees include Houston Self C O Byrnes Lubbock W D Duree Dimmitt C B Rittenberry general agent Roy C Barr Mrs R F Stewart and Mrs Boyd Elliott Amarillo

J. L. Lawrence Lincoln Life Insurance Company Houston Houston Self C. O. Byrnes Lubbock W. D. Duree Dimmitt C. B. Rittenberry Roy C. Barr R. F. Stewart Boyd Elliott Amarillo

Bolzano Ends German Honeymoon After Surrender

In Bolzano Italy on May 13 Nazi forces lingered after Italy's surrender. Col. W. C. Fry of the 88th Division assumed command and ordered the defeat acknowledged, dissolving SS and Wehrmacht quarters and ending civilian fraternization with occupying troops.

Bolzano Italy S. S Germany U. S. 88Th Division Col. W. Co. Fry Washington, D. C 88Th Fry Karl Wolff Gestapo Heinrich Himmler Heinrich von Vietinghoff-Schell

Norway Finds Appropriate Job for Vidkun Quisling

Oslo May 15 Vidkun Quisling the traitor is reported to be cleaning the toilets of Oslo’s largest prison. Quisling aged 58 and described as fat asserts he remains the legal head of Norway’s government and complains about prison treatment.

Oslo Norway Vidkun Quisling United Press Quisling Fat

Doctors' Piles Remedy Promoted by Thornton & Minor

Advertises Thornton & Minor Rectal Ointment and Rectal Suppositories for quick relief of piles pain itching and swelling. Claims men and women patients benefit with swelling reduction and softening, with a low cost refund if not satisfied. Sold at Cretney Drug and Walgreen's in Amarillo.

Thornton & Minor Amarillo Cretney Drug Walgreen

TVA Created by Congress in 1933

The Tennessee Valley Authority was established by Congress in 1933 as a federal agency to develop the Tennessee Valley region. It aimed to provide navigation flood control electricity generation and economic development.

The Tennessee Valley Authority Congress

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By Jack Fleischer Herrge- Selle General Krebs Herrgesell Admiral Doenitz Doenitz U. S Ceal News-Globe Lincoln Life Agents D. W. Godley CIE Blackham Shaw Funeral Directors Pierce Ted Ted Malone Alan Young Guy Lombardo Business Men Amarillo Hotel C. S. Pryor Charma Polk Mor Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Oldest Bank the Panhandle Kitty Kerrigan's Millinery Polk Street Jack Owens Ethel and Albert
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