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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1945
Page
7
Lodz, a key Polish textile hub, has reached about 70 percent of its prewar production capacity as the Russian advance bypasses the city. The population is around 700,000, and the Nazis burned a Jewish district before withdrawing, with about 800 of 7,000 residents surviving. Remember the Want Ad Market.
Two Hassell brothers, Cpl Forrest Hassell and Pvt Roy Hassell, sons of Rev and Mrs Leslie Hassell of 2410 West Second, serve within a hundred miles of each other in the Philippines and report seeing each other through letters. Cpl Hassell, with the Quartermaster Corps in Manila, has 63 discharge points and may be home soon. Pvt Hassell serves as a medical technician on Luzon with the Army's 31st General Hospital, with 24 months in service and 19 months overseas. A third son, Pvt Macon Hassell, is en route to Japan in the Medical Corps.
A historical opinion piece condemns Japanese and German leaders as inherently duplicitous, cites the Pearl Harbor attack and Nazi records, praises the Nuernberg trials, notes the suicides of Honjo and Mongo, while offering cautious sympathy to Kurusu and Nomura as possibly honest negotiators.
Warplanes spend only about three percent of their time in the air. The remaining roughly 97 percent is consumed by hauling, repairing and servicing.
Neil H Bean died in Tampa Florida at 6 o clock after a brief illness He was 37 and the son of the late Howard Bean formerly of 2200 Washington The father and son were once in the local oil business He was recently discharged from military service Surviving are his wife Ethel with him at death and his mother Mrs Georgia Bean Glendale California The body is being sent to Glendale for funeral services and burial in Forest Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery
Bird study became a popular pastime during the war as soldiers in distant stations used it to relieve stress and pass time in faraway places.
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