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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1945
Page
9
Local society items list guests from Lubbock and Turkey and travels to Santa Fe, Oak Ridge and Waco. Births and hospital updates show several newborns and patients at Northwest Texas Hospital, with address changes and travel notices among residents.
Sgt. Alfred Windham, wounded in France and awarded the Bronze Star, is on a 21 day furlough from McCloskey General Hospital Temple and working at the Capitol Theater using artificial limbs. He is son of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Windham of Amarillo and plans to resume with Interstate Theaters after discharge. He served in the 1311th Field Artillery Battalion, 36th Texas Division, and fought from Salerno through Rome and southern France.
Classified blurb invites readers to save up to 50 percent on home, office needs and building materials with Watch News Globe for sale want ads. The item promotes discounted purchases through the newspaper’s listings.
John Welch operates a candy and soft drink stand on the second floor of the Potter County Court House. He is blind but serves some of the best coffee in Amarillo and usually offers doughnuts to accompany it as winter nears.
Robert H. Stephens son of Mr and Mrs Hugh C Stephens 309 North Buchanan was among the first Americans to enter Vienna with General Mark W Clark's United States Forces in Austria. He graduated Pampa High School 1940 and joined the Army July 1942 at Fort Sill. He has served overseas in North Africa Sicily and Italy since March 1943. USFA will function under General Clark as an army of occupation in the American sector of Austria overseeing governmental agencies during rehabilitation.
The piece argues that higher taxes and government allowances may slow private initiative, hindering Truman's program. It critiques the recommendations and notes discord with Congress and CIO stance, while recalling Louisiana forests praised by Britannica.
The report notes that winter oranges from Florida far exceed those from California and Arizona, with Florida shipments six times as large as Florida’s own 1920 levels and double those from the other states.
Mason King returns to Amarillo after serving as ringmaster at Atchison Kansas for the second annual horse show. Announcer was Jack King of Lincoln Nebraska. Judges named Harry S. Nichols Detroit and William Cunningham Mexico Missouri.
A dense hourly listing details 11 and 12 hour broadcasts across KGNC KFDA KBX NBC CBS schedules. It notes guests singers bands news readers and drama programs including Ted Husing Raymond Gram Swing Ginny Simms Alan Young Show Judy and Jane and many others across afternoon and evening blocks.
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