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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1944

Page

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Desperate Soldier Seeks Wichita Negro Digestive Feat Facts

A U S Navy man from Sl/c USNCB, Batt. 37, Co. C, c/o Fleet Post Office writes to Tack seeking verification of an account about an unusual black man in Wichita who supposedly digest a peck of cement and a truck for advertising. He asks for details to back his claims and promises future stories from Amarillo and the Panhandle.

Wichita Beacon Hrap South Pacific Panhandle Amarillo C. A. Miller USNCB Co. C c/o Fleet Post Office San Francisco California

Misses Weather and News Requests From Readers

Ferne Cabot Dysart from Wildorado Texas asks for more weather forecasts and political coverage. She seeks guidance on mail order pay for the poor and help finding a small radio under five pounds for a son serving in Great Britain.

Tack Great Britain Ferne Cabot Dysart M-Bar Ranch Wildorado Texas

Mosquitoes and natives color Sea Bees camp in New Guinea

A springtime in New Guinea diary describes tropical downpours and mud, humorous camp diversions with mosquitoes, and a Sea Bee unit’s interactions with Polynesian natives. The writer recalls prewar warmth, moonlight, and a mirror swap amid jungle life and barter.

New Guinea Sea Bees

War letter from Hood Bennett and Amarillo readers query local club

A wartime letter from CM3/c Hood H Bennett describes a palm sized pocket book, garden produce, and morale notes from the Pacific front. Other readers respond defending Texas pride and asking for a local social club to boost home front morale in Amarillo.

New Jersey Pacific Hood H. Bennett Navy Coast P. O San Francisco California

Texans Debate Party Unity and War Leadership at Convention

At the convention, Herman Jones of Austin argued against sectionalism and urged focusing on national leadership. He criticized pamphlets promoting a fourth term and warned such rhetoric harms the South, insisting the issue is unity across America.

Herman Jones Austin Gibson Texas America Jones

Allied dawn assault in Italy amid smoke and air bombardment

In Italy a fierce dawn attack unfolds as Allied planes bomb ahead of ground forces. German artillery fires from hidden positions while British raiders fight in left flank ravines near Campo Di Carne. A mile long tank column advances to a dispersal field as Doughboys charge at H hour with heavy support and grenades.

Campo di Carne Cisterna-Rome Noor

Kellogg's All Bran touted as relief for chronic constipation

An 82 year old narrator details five year constipation relief after using Kellogg's All Bran. The ad claims All Bran provides dietary cellulose elements to support colon health, not a purgative, and suggests daily intake with water for steady relief.

H. C. Durand Columbus Ave Freeport Long Island N. Y Kellogg’s Kellogg's Battle Creek

Gilstrap Leads Amarillo Chamber Meeting for Civic Enrollment

Newly formed under Bill Gilstrap, the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce membership committee schedules its first 8 am meeting at the Amarillo Hotel rec and gold room. Herb Budke leads memberships with a large slate of group chairmen and members to enroll every local business.

Bill Gilstrap Chamber of Commerce Amarillo Hotel Herb Budke L. R. Cloninger Sim Coker Lewis P. Fields Wayne O'Keefe Gus Roberts L. L. Short Grady Stubbs Arthur Truitt Clyde Wells Lon Earl Shelton Chas. Bates Carl Shell Walter Blackburn Lowell Munday Dick Bivins Hubert Cole Rolla Cartwright Henry Charless B. H. Thomson George Vineyard Palmer Black Bob Crudgington Herb Willborn M. J. Crisoblin R. G. Mills J. H. Florey Macon Carder Cy Clemmons Aubrey Jackson E. Kancher Tom Aldridge J. H. Hudson L. C. Kramer Ben Lipshy Art Jordan Ray Minner George Mansur J. W. Hill Julius Hogue W. E Haley I. S. Doaks Warren Freeman D. S. Watkins Dr. T. M. Montgomery Jimmie Cogdell Oscar Hargett E. J. Dunn M. D. Richards Homer Jacobs DeWitt Leach

Eckel Second-Highest Average at Rice Institute

Margaret Ann Eckel of Amarillo has the second highest grade average among 130 Rice Institute seniors and has been elected to Phi Beta Kappa. A 1941 Amarillo High graduate, she will receive her Rice degree next fall. She is 19 and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Eckel. Her brother Pvt. John Eckel earned an engineering degree at Rice last February and is stationed at Fort Monmouth, New Jersey.

Margaret Ann Eckel Amarillo Rice Institute Eckel Phi Beta Kappa Amarillo High School Rice J. G. Eckel West Tenth Avenue Pvt John Eckel Fort Monmouth N. J Now

Joseph Schooler Dies at 40 in Dimmit

Joseph F Schooler a carpenter at Dimmit died at his home at 7 this morning aged 40 Survived by wife two daughters Jo Frances and Robbie Kay Schooler of Dimmit one sister Mrs Osroe Stephens of Dimmit and father W P Schooler Body under Blackburn Shaw Funeral Home pending funeral arrangements

Joseph Franklin Schooler Dimmit Jo Frances Robbie Kay Schooler Dimmitt Osroe Stephens W. P. Schooler Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home

Claude Curb Buys B. & B. Newsstand

Claude C. Curb has purchased the B. & B. Newsstand at 912 Polk Street from H. A. Venable after Venable ran it for 19 years. Curb has long been associated with Venable, and Venable will devote all time to Hammond Taxi Company, which he has owned for 12 years.

B. & B. Newstand Polk Street H. A. Venable Claude C. Curb Mr. Venable Hammond Taxi Company

Record Summer School Enrollment Promised in Amarillo

More than 500 high school students expected to attend Amarillo summer school. Principal R. B. Norman announced a record enrollment with about 150 grade pupils. Both grade and high school classes will meet in the high school building, with Norman serving as principal. Last summer's enrollment was 515, the largest to date.

Amarillo R. B. Norman Norman

FBI Reports Youth Involvement in 1942 Crimes

The FBI analysis of 58 fingerprint arrest records shows individuals under 21 committed 152 percent of homicides, 14 percent of assaults, and 30 percent of statutory offenses. Youths also accounted for 34 percent of larcenies and robberies, 50 percent of purloaries, and 58 percent of auto thefts. Overall 49 percent of 585,988 arrests had prior fingerprint records. 51 percent for males and 35 percent for females.

Federal Bureau of Investigation John Edgar Hoover L. E. Kingman Amarillo FBI

Girl Scouts in Glenwood Form New Troop

In Glenwood fourteen girls finally secured a leader after weeks of begging. They will meet at 7:30 tonight at Mrs A M T Thomas's home 2302 South Cleveland Street with Mrs E E Kral to formalize the troop. The group organized themselves weeks ago and has planned activities.

Glenwood A. M. T. Thomas South Cleveland Stree E. E. Kral

St Mary’s Senior Play Presentation Tomorrow Night

St Mary’s Academy announces its annual senior play with every graduating senior participating. Students rehearse this week for the presentation to be held tomorrow night on campus likely drawing family and faculty attendance.

St. Mary's St. Mary's Academy

Senior play cast announced for Jessica's Journey

The junior drama group will present Jessica's Journey a three act comedy at Cathedral Hall tomorrow at 8 pm. Ten cast members Dorothy Gabel Ann Carter Evelyn Clarke Marilyn Cornelius Mary Koenig Louise Dietz Rose Haiduk Gene Farley Lynn Bergey Jean Austin and others are listed. Black bears in Yellowstone National Park reportedly take cookies peanuts and fingers from a tourist.

Cathedral Hall Jessica Dorothy Gabel Ann Carter Evelyn Clarke Marilyn Cornelius Mary Lou Plankuch Gene Farley Jean Austin Lynn Bergey Mary, Koenig Louise Dietz Rose Haiduk Yellowstone National Park

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