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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1945
Page
8
The article argues the Western Allies bear heavy responsibility for stabilizing East Asia as Japan remains the focal point of unrest. It stresses the need for swift, adept action to prevent discontent and anti western sentiment, noting MacArthur’s report that Japan’s occupation is progressing.
The report notes only a month since Tokyo surrendered yet pockets of resistance remain with about 3 000 6060 troops under arms. Occupation in the Mikado’s home domains is said to go smoothly, while other quarters report doubt and potential trouble as Japan prepares to repatriate soldiers in China and adapt to defeat. Admiral Mountbatten cautions Japs in southeast Asia may resist terms, affecting postwar attitudes.
Frank Quinn secretary of the Texas State Park Board spent time with Bishop Laurence J. FitzSimon during a week long inspection trip. They recalled Seguin’s 100th anniversary program and Quinn popularized the slogan Si Senor See Seguin. The bishop wrote a centennial song. Quinn noted Palo Duro park's owners and mortgage holders fared well last year and the park should grow as a recreation spot with bans lifted on transportation.
Zelsman, son of Mr and Mrs R L Zelsman of 812 Carolina, has been assigned to training at Sheppard Field.
Memorial services for Pvt Allard T Parker who died in a Jap prison camp in Thailand will be held at Tenth Avenue Methodist Church at 3 PM Sunday. Rev E Lee Stanford and Rev J P Cole will officiate. Parker, son of Mr and Mrs H A Parker of 1207 South Johnson, died November 1943 at age 23 from beriberi. Parker entered service with the Amarillo Texas National Guard unit. He was reported missing after Java fell to the Japanese. news of his death arrived this week. Born January 9, 1920, he was a graduate of...
The subject attended Memphis High School, enrolled at Amarillo College, and worked for Boxwell Brothers before entering military service.
About 80 members of the Panhandle Water and Sewage Works Operators Association will gather at the city water department warehouse for the first meeting since June at around 8 o clock.
In 1881 a traveler recounted a steamboat tied up for three days while thousands of buffalo crossed the Missouri River, a scene reflecting the era of westward migration and animal herds shaping river traffic.
Robert E. Rockwell first class Navy oarsman returns home after more than three years at sea in the Caribbean and Atlantic. He served on destroyers Hobson and Dobler including Normandy beach bombardment and Southern France invasion duties.
A 500 foot tank ship shows an increase of 12 to 14 inches in length after her cargo of oil is loaded, reflecting common expansion under load.
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