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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1944

Page

7

Fifth Plunges North of Florence to Gothic Line

Allied Fifth Army forces pushed north of Florence reaching the Gothic Line defenses and advancing toward Asella near 17 miles northwest of Florence. American troops also moved into Pistoia and near Zezzera while fighting heavy near Rimini and coastal fronts. An earlier push across the Serchio River north of Pisa met mine fields and mortar fire as air attacks continued. A widow seeks work and a reader requests a housekeeper in Panhandle Texas.

Rimini U. S Florence Fifth Army Asella Great Po Valley Bologna Pistoia 92Nd Zezzera Lucca Apennines Italy Serchio Vecchiano Pisa Eighth Army Five Mile Coriano Gemmano

Lost brown and black female rat terrier near West 19th Avenue

A small brown and black female rat terrier was found at a residence about a week ago. The finder requests the owner contact at 2-4483 or visit 1600 West 19th Avenue to reclaim the dog.

Tack 1600 West 19Th Avenue

Pigskin purse lost and other notices from Amarillo

Lost brown pigskin purse containing a compact and a Girl Scout billfold with name and address. Finder may keep the money if purse and belongings are returned. Also wants to meet a man, seeks correspondence with a woman, found ring at Tri-State Fair Grounds and seeks owner identification, and a farm hand needed with lodging and pay.

Tack Tri-State Fair Grounds Harriett Fyfe

Empire State Building Height Quizzed By Sunday Pupils

Sunday night homework prompts many calls to Globe News. A Sanborn School student asks how tall the Empire State Building is. The answer given: 102 stories 1250 feet to the top.

Empire State Building Globe News Sanborn School

Potlatches Used by Northwest Indians to Mark Status and Fate

The American Indian of the northwest gave potlatches or huge feasts to gain fame or settle debts outrank a marriage rival or announce nearing death and to divide his property through these ceremonial gifts.

Northwest

Field Director For Red Cross Likes It Here

Field director for the American Red Cross at Amarillo Army Air Field Edward Richeson praises his station as better than any other he has had. He plans to arrange a Texiania collection at home and will vacation fishing in the Ozarks. New assistant Leonard Trace recently joined the field staff after overseas service with the Texas division.

American Red Cross Amarillo Army Air Field Edward Richeson Amarillo Richeson Ozarks

Must File Certificate With Ration Board

Effective tomorrow used car dealers and all sellers must file a certificate of transfer with the War Price and Rationing Board, reporting purchases of used cars. Dealers must also file an inventory report of all used cars in stock as of today with their local boards by Sept 21.

War Price and Rationing Board OPA

Delegates to Panhandle War Chest Conference in Amarillo

More than 100 delegates from 28 counties of the Panhandle are expected Thursday to plan the United War Chest drive. The regional conference will be hosted by Amarillo Army Air Fields with J. M. Collins of Amarillo serving as regional chairman.

Panhandle United War Chest Amarillo Army Air Fields J. M. Collins Amarillo

Aspirin Claim Promises Utility and Purity

An ad asserts aspirin’s superior utility and purity, promoting St. Joseph Aspirin as the world’s largest and priced at 10 cents, urging readers to demand it for reliable relief.

St. Joseph

FBI Reports Rise in Auto Thefts in First Half of 1944

FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover announced a 26.6 percent increase in automobile thefts in the first six months of 1944 versus 1943. He noted that 64.5 percent of the thefts were committed by youths under fourteen.

Washington FBI J. Edgar Hoover

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