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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1945

Page

6

Wounded Man Praises USO Support in Amarillo

Wounded serviceman Ernest J. Shaw of Hereford, now at Amarillo Veterans Hospital, praised USO services overseas after five years in the Army with the Seventh Cavalry. He cited morale-boosting USO shows in Australia, New Guinea, the Admiralties, India and Burma. Amarillo’s National War Fund quota is 61,782 to aid USO and 20 other agencies.

USO Ernest J. Shaw Hereford Amarillo Veterans Hospital Shaw Seventh Cavalry Australia New Guinea Admiralties India Burma Amarillo National War Fund United War Chest

Amarillo Soldier Relates Tokyo War Aftermath

Amarilloan Johnnie Lee Lockard, fifth class technician, arrived home from Japan after serving with Mac Arthur's HQ in Australia, New Guinea, the Philippines and Tokyo. He spent 28 days in Tokyo, saw extensive destruction in industrial areas, noted preserved residential districts, and spoke of stock and clothing shortages. He plans to join his father in the family trucking business after discharge.

Johnnie Lee Lockard Japan G. E. Lockard North Grant Corporal Lockard MacArthur Australia New Guinea Philippines Tokyo Seattle Amarillo General MacArthur Lockard Sweetwater Mustangs

Fighting Irishman John Barry Father of the Navy

Navy Day notes recall John Barry born 1745 in Tacushane Ireland who sailed from age 15 to Philadelphia. He captained the Lexington, won the first commissioned naval command by the Continental Congress and led U S Navy as its first captain under Washington until his death.

John Paul Jones Amarillo John Barry Uncle Sam Barry Tacushane Wexford County Ireland Philadelphia Lexington Continental Congress Marine Committee Congress Pres George Washington

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