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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1944

Page

11

Growing family and community notices in Northwest Texas

Local society notes report new births at Northwest Texas Hospital including a daughter for the Phillips and Woodring families and a son for the Neely and Hilliard households. The page also covers visitors, moves, medical updates, surgery, and hospital news across Amarillo areas.

Glenn Phillips Hughes Street Northwest Texas Hospital A. L. Woodring West Twentieth Avenue M. E. Neely Parker Street Northwest Texas Hospital News Cornelius Moot Cheyenne Terrace Betty Bishop Vera Haynes Lincoln Street Cynthia Marlow Borger Ida Jameson Washington Street R. F. McMillan West Eighteenth Avenue J. A. Young Brooks Street Charles Collins North Fillmore Street Betty Lois Martin Front Street Bertha Sinclair East Fourth Avenue Belva Lee Kimmons Plemons

Blind girls at Woolson Home aid war effort with pillowcases

Fifteen blind girls at the Woolson Home Industries in Cambridge Massachusetts have produced 300000 pillow cases for the armed services since the war began.

Cambridge, Mass U.P Woolson Home Industries Armed Services

Soldier Tommy Clayton Faces Endless War Aftermath

Ernie Pyle recalls Tommy Clayton in combat, discovering a dead German in a foxhole and realizing the danger, fatigue, and vigilance persist beyond battle. The piece highlights quiet endurance, duty, and the toll of prolonged warfare on a soldier from Indiana.

Clayton Tommy Indiana Tommy Clayton

Chooses New Career After His Discharge

E. W. Acuff, 716 Fillmore Street, a wartime Navy veteran, seeks a new vocation as a funeral director after a 1943 medical discharge. The feature notes his hometown roots, schooling in Stamford and Lubbock, and ambition to obtain licensure in Austin with practical training ahead. A separate line mentions POWs behind German lines receiving 15000 pounds of vegetable seed via the American Red Cross and War Food Administration.

Sue Wise Sixth Avenue Polk Street E. W. Acuff Fillmore Street Mr. Acuff Lubbock Plains Stamford Navy Austin United States American Red Cross War Food Administration

He Couldn't Rent the Jap Embassy

In Washington a UP dispatch details a humorous account of harassment and misadventure in finding housing near the White House. The narrator recounts evictions, odd stays, and a bride’s attempts to rent a Washington apartment amid bureaucratic hurdles and odd landlord demands. The piece ends noting Seabees growing to 262,000 and over 100,000 overseas in the Pacific.

The United Press Othman Washington Pennsylvania Avenue Riggs Mayflower Willard Hotel California Park Fairfax Virginia Board of Directors Potomac Park Bride Congress Seabees Pacific Theater

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