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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1945
Page
5
An estate valued at 4.2146 million will fund a children's free hospital and clinic. Miss Driscoll, who died July 17, left a plan to rename the clinic as the Robert Driscoll and Julia Driscoll and Robert Driscoll Jr Foundation.
Dr. W. O. Allison of 969 Fillmore is in Lawton Oklahoma for the funeral of his sister Mrs. A G Willingham who died yesterday afternoon. The service will be tomorrow afternoon. Mrs Willingham died soon after her only son A G Willingham Jr returned from overseas.
Mississippi's coastline spans about 85 miles with a border of white sand beaches along the shore.
Sgt. Sterling C. Burriss of Plainview learns his nephew Lt. Robert Hite, one of the four Tokyo raid fliers, has been released from a Chinese prison camp after years of presumed death. Hite, co pilot aboard one of the 16 Mitchell bombers, was captured during the April 18 1942 raid and later freed by a humanitarian team.
Harold Gene Wardlaw, son of Mrs. Virginia Wardlaw of Industrial City east of Amarillo, spent a day with the wife of a Yellow Cab driver before being reunited with his mother yesterday. Mrs. Wardlaw, visiting Mrs. Latha Kennedy, learned of the story in yesterday's Glove and arranged to retrieve her son. The boy, who had been taken to a nursery, was cared for at Mr. Asbery’s home on Brown Drive in Pleasant Valley after attempts to reach the Will Rogers Day Nursery failed. He behaved well, ate fried chicken, and was returned to his mother after she located him.
The Army unveils a new discharge rule reducing required points from 85 to 80 for enlisted personnel. Points tally months of service, overseas time, dependent children, campaigns, and awards, with an example showing a 72 point veteran reaching 80 after overseas service. Officers’ total will be announced later, and men aged 35 may request discharge after two years of service regardless of points.
H. C. Harvey was released on bond of 350 dollars this morning after being charged in county court with carrying a pistol. Harvey was arrested by sheriff's department officers Sunday night.
Faculty members prepare for the seventeenth regular session at Amarillo College. Registration runs Friday and Saturday with classes arranged those days. Classroom work begins Monday per acting president Dr. Ernest Shearer. Seven of 17 teachers hold PhDs and ten hold master’s degrees.
A total of 37 000 Italian prisoners of war who have aided American forces in France Belgium Holland and Germany will begin returning to their homes today.
Sgt and Mrs Marvin Nex of 817 B Alabama visited friends in Hereford over Sunday and Monday.
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