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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1945
Page
13
Santa Fe residents planned a Welcome Home parade for surviving 200th Coast Artillery veterans while churches held prayers for about half of the unit’s men who did not return. The ceremony honors Santa Fe County soldiers who served in World War II.
An oyster processes between 40 and 50 gallons of water each day while filtering for food. The statement highlights the animal’s natural filtration rate as it feeds in its habitat.
An additive given in water or feed claims to destroy intestinal germs and worms in fowls, reduce bloodsucking insects, improve appetite and egg production, and cost little with unsatisfied money back option.
Radio listings show Trade Winds Tavern hosting Mexican Inn Tuesday Serenade with acts Sum and Abner Radie Harris The Alan Young Show Guy Lombardo The Doctors Talk It Over The Galli Sisters and Coronet Front Page all airing on ABC scheduled listings use full network names and performers for the day ABC stations.
A digest of morning and afternoon radio programs listed with titles such as Sunrise Serenade Rhythm Range and News by Air. The schedule features multiple stations including ABC NBC and UP with programs like The Sky Pilot Morning News and Breakfast Club.
Jeff Stringer of 1110 West Twentieth has arrived home after over 31 months in Europe with a railway operating battalion. He landed in England 54 days after enlisting and served from Normandy to V E Day, near Berlin when the war ended, earning four battle stars. He returns as a captain and plans to resume work as road foreman of engines for Burlington railroad after a 15 day Navy furlough for his son Jeff Stringer Jr.
Sara M. Kelly and Dorothy M. Babb, both in WAVES, received their naval releases and return to civilian status. Kelly, daughter of Mrs. Pearle B. McEachern, stationed in Washington as a specialist quartermaster corps second class, is married to Edward J. Kelly of the Army in Burma. Babb, daughter of Mrs. A. C. Carson, has been in WAVES since January 1943 as an aviation machinist mate second class, stationed in Hawaii for seven months.
Captain Robert L. Jones Jr. stationed in the Philippines has become civil affairs officer at a base in Manila. He has been overseas since April 1944 and previously served 15 months in Finchafen and Hollandia, New Guinea. He is the son of Mr and Mrs R L Jones of 213% West Sixth.
The voyage of Magellan’s crew faced extreme hunger as provisions dwindled crossing the Pacific. To survive they softened hidden leather hides and ate it, enduring a brutal stretch before reaching safety and the voyage’s historic milestone.
Norman Oklahoma announces discharge for three Amarillo sailors. Ernest Martin Vernon Jr., pharmacist mate first class, 22 months overseas in European and Pacific theaters, James Paul Lynn, storekeeper second class, 18 months in Atlantic and Pacific, and Benjamin H. Bell, electricians mate first class, in Navy since December 8 1942 with a Seabee construction battalion.
Gartha Hodgson of the Pantex Hotel serves as radioman aboard the fleet oiler USS Cossator anchored at Pearl Harbor. He earned a combat record from the North Africa campaign to the Battle of Okinawa.
The column highlights a two hour film starring Ginger Rogers Van Johnson Walter Pidgeon and Lana Turner promising forty eight hours of romance. It also notes Shady Lady featuring Charles Coburn and Ginny Simms with Coburn finally landing a substantive part.
Capitol presents A Bell for Adano with Jonn Hodiak and Gene Tierney, plus John Hersey's gripping screen adaptation featuring Hodiak Tierney and Bendix. Rex screens Murder He Says with MacMurray, and Leon offers Cowboy and the Lady starring Gary Cooper Merle Oberon. Texas showcases Along Came Jones with Cooper Young. Victory runs Those Endearing Young Charms with Laraine Day and Robert Young. Star also presents Along Came Jones with Gary Cooper.
News notes praise Gary Cooper and Loretta Young in That's the Spirit with Jack Oakie and Peggy Ryan. Also credited are Marjorie Reyno and Charlie Augsles in the film Three Is a Family, highlighting lively 1930s entertainment.
The Aviatrix and The Nat clubs operate nightly except Sundays, each featuring dance music from Carlton Scales and Fritz Cowan respectively. Rainbow Gardens runs Monday through Saturday with the Sons of the West, while Mexican Inn lists Erman Gray and his band.
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