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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1946
Page
5
Miss Radcliffe, educational director for Northwest Texas hospital's school of nursing, will join the Sunday morning forum Health and Safety at the state convention of the Business and Professional Women.
Miss Horton daughter of Rev and Mrs J D Horton of 717 North Bays has been named the most valuable member of Amarillo High School A Cappella Choir. She will attend Oklahoma Baptist University Shawnee next year.
Three people died and at least three were injured as tornadoes swept Kansas Missouri and Nebraska. Lon Gile 73 and his wife 70 were killed in Holmes Park near Kansas City. Oscar Butterfield and Bertha Coder died in separate homes while others were injured or escaped. The storms damaged homes farms and crops near Emmons Summerfield Liberty and Falls City.
Hanson Post 54 of the American Legion will hold its annual Memorial Day service at First Presbyterian Church Eleventh and Harrison. A 10:50 a m service is planned with veterans assembling outside at 10:20 a m. Rev Garner S Odell will deliver the address.
Side Glances notes religious education efforts as the sermon Guarding Our Heritage is announced. Maynard Drake leads the Legion committee overseeing the program.
A 14 year old boy was arrested after police tied him to a six month spree of stealing 120 pies from a restaurant near his high school in Seattle.
The Amarillo Country Club hosts a dance tomorrow from 10 until 1 o clock with Nile Nobles' Orchestra providing music. Members may bring guests, and this will be the last dance until July 4.
DACHAU May 24 U P Burton Ellis chief prosecutor in the Malmedy massacre trial said 300 American prisoners were killed in a La Gleize Belgium atrocity. He cited a Sprenger confession linking the La Gleize killings to the Malmedy case and noted about 100 Americans were shot in a schoolyard massacre with no survivors.
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