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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1944

Page

10

Reds Winter Drive Gains Momentum Across Europe Fronts

Soviet forces press winter offensives from Latvia to Hungary and Slovakia. Troops tanks and dive bombers push against 400000 Germans pinned near Liepaja while another thrust isolates Budapest outposts and threatens East Prussia. Russian gains also reported near Ungvar Tokaj and Miskolc as evacuations and bombardments unfold.

Robert Musel London U.P Baltic Latvia Moscow Liepaja East Prussia Memel Berlin Vistula Warsaw Rodion Y. Malinovsky Budapest Miskolc Hungary Radio Paris Vienna

British Eighth Army Takes Zuccherificio Observation Post

Allied Headquarters reports the British Eighth Army seized the fortified sugar factory buildings at Zuccherificio two miles south of Ravenna after strong artillery fire. Prisoners were captured and additional localities were retaken west of Forli toward Bologna. The air forces flew about 1800 sorties with 27 planes missing, including U S and Allied raids on targets in upper Silesia and Yugoslavia.

Rome Eighth Army Zuccherificio Ravenna Adriatic Forli Bologna Fifth Army Mediterranean U. S 15Th Army Air Force Blechhammer Upper Silesia Strategic Air Force Yugoslavia

Grady Man Determined To Go Deer Hunting

Grady N M resident G O McCrary was accidentally wounded at the start of a hunting trip. The bullet was removed, he returned to the mountains, shot his deer, drove home and dressed the animal before receiving care.

Grady Clovis N. M G. O. McCrary

Demos Seek Senate Foreign Relations Committee Majority

The administration aims to secure a solid pro peace machinery bloc on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee when Congress forms. Democrats plan to fill five vacancies, likely three, with Reynolds, Gillette, and Clark leaving. Possible picks include Hatch Lucas McFarland Maybank for the majority and Bridges for the Republicans, with a second GOP seat possibly going to Burton Gurney or Wiley. Wiley is the only one noted as critical of administration policies.

Jack Bell Washington Congress Senate Foreign Relations Committee Reynolds North Carolina Gillette Iowa Clark Missouri Burton Ohio Gurney South Dakota Wiley Wisconsin

Red Fez Tops Army Musician Uniform in Amarillo

Private Kenneth C. Bernbaum of the South Plains Army Air Field in Lubbock wore a red fez with his U S Army uniform during Khiva Temple ceremonial in Amarillo. A Shriner since October, he was born in 1916 in Oakland and is a Mason since 1938.

Sue Wise Amarillo Sixth Polk Khiva United States Army Kenneth C. Bernbaum South Plains Army Air Field Lubbock Bernbaum Temple Islam San Francisco Oakland Calif University of California At Berkeley

Yankee Soldier Reflects on Service and Courtship

The speaker recalls National Guard service in 1933 34 and 1940, notes a long marriage begun in 1940, and recounts meeting his wife at a 1939 dance. He downplays being a mere pickup, hints at enduring traditions, and mentions possible future book ideas about a Yank in different mythic settings.

National Guard Olympus

Training American Artillery Units in Southwestern China

Charles E. Shelly 24, a Central High School graduate, serves at a field artillery training center in Southwestern China run by U Forces. American instructors train Chinese units on pack artillery under Y-Forces head Brig. Gen. Frank Dorn. Shelly moved from Amarillo to Colorado before volunteering. his wife is Mrs. Mary.

Charles E. Shelly Central High School Elizabeth Nixson Junior High China

Sergeant Shelly Honored with Bronze Star and Asiatic Campaign Ribbon

Shelly of Craig Colorado receives military honors for service with Yoperation staff. He is entitled to wear a Bronze Star and the Asiatic Campaign Ribbon for his contributions.

Shelly Craig Colo

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