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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1944
Page
9
Allied invasion air forces in France and the China Burma India theater are reported operating with renewed vigor and coordination. The dispatch notes intensified bombing and fighter activity as Allied strategists press advances on multiple fronts amid evolving supply routes.
Fragmentary notes describe Cesena and Penetro Rose among terms in a ledger style entry. The readable text hints at peer relations and project labels within a broader organizational context. No clear events or outcomes are established.
Suffering men find back ache soreness burning urine and sleep loss eased by CIT-ROS. Quick correction of body fluid pH claimed with relief in hours. Sold for one dollar at druggists including Pool Drug Stores.
A new explosive emergency cutter mounted outside the plane can sever tow cables via an electrically activated charge. It detaches the glider tow line to save crew and equipment, normally used when disconnections are needed before landing. A tree toad has inhabited 8 K Rodenhurst's kitchen in Theresa New York for five years, often atop the teapot.
Travelers Aid seeks community status by joining the Amarillo Chest. A board noon meeting at the Capitol Hotel reviewed a two year Travelers Aid report signed by Louis Gold and committee members. If approved, Travelers Aid would become the thirteenth member alongside Boy Scouts and several social agencies.
Florence, Colorado, hotel operator Harry Evans has invented a quarter activated alarm to wake him for late night interrogations. If the caller rents a room, Evans credits 25 cents on the bill.
A description notes that using legs and wings of flies mixed with fine paper pulp yields a distinctive pattern hard to duplicate by other methods.
Adventure author and actor George J. Rony performed as Goebbels in a coffee shop bit, miming the Nazi official with exaggerated poses and a derisive style. He recounted filming Hitler and Benes, and described perilous escapes and a forthcoming autobiography and screenplay.
Amarillo makeup chief Miss Pat McClarney handles makeup for The Skin of Our Teeth produced by the University of Texas Curtain Club. The show, Thornton Wilder’s Broadway hit, runs October 11 to 14.
Dr. Harold D. Green of Western Reserve University reports experiments showing shock victims may revive in 50 degree environments. He notes warming victims delays recovery and advocates keeping them cool rather than wrapping and moving them to warmth. Animal tests varied by temperature with mixed survival outcomes.
After Germany’s defeat, used fats remain essential for munition and medicine production to defeat Japan, then for machinery and manufactured goods in Europe’s rehabilitation. Salvage must continue until fat and oil production in Pacific areas returns to prewar levels.
London city hall in Westminster logged 104 days of smoke haze from October 1932 through March 1933, marking the period as the city's foggiest interval.
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