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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1945

Page

7

European Veteran Lt Oscar Schilling Visits Amarillo on Leave

Lt. Oscar Schilling of the 389th Engineer Regiment, who helped rehabilitate railroads in Europe and helped build the first Rhine bridge, is home on leave in Amarillo with his wife and 14 month old daughter Suzanne. He reports to Camp Claiborne, Louisiana, on Oct 13 after visiting here since July 1944 training in Scotland and England and serving in Germany and France.

Army Engineers Europe Oscar Schilling O. A. Schilling Hayden 389Th Engineer Regiment France Belgium Holland Germany Luxemburg Rhine Mainz 389Th Third Army Schilling Scotland England Munich Amarillo Texas Technological College Ft. Belvoir Suzanne Camp Claiborne

Trio of Teens Returned to Potter County for Robbery Case

Potter County deputies went to Lubbock to bring back Herbert O Pray 17 Jesse Williams 17 and Ruth Wilder 19 charged with robbery with firearms in connection with the Willmering Liquor Store hijacking. The three were arrested in Lubbock and face similar charges there.

Potter County Lubbock Herbert O'Pray Jesse Williams Willmering Ruth Wilder

List of Liberated Texans

Calcutta reports a long list of Texas prisoners of war liberated from Japanese camps. The roster includes Second Lt. Owen J. Baggett Abilene Sgt. Frank W. Ficklin Wichita Falls and many others from Fort Worth Abilene Wichita Falls Jacksboro Plainview and Lubbock. More men added to the liberated list.

Calcutta Owen J. Baggett Abilene Frank W. Ficklin Wichita Falls Clayton R. Gordon Fort Worth Ben C. Keith, Jr Olson Stewart Waco John W. Martin Wayne M. Rhine Alvord Dalhart Thomas H. Glasher Jacksboro Charles W. Green Aransas Pass Robert N. Gregg Decatur Roy L. Gregg J. M. Hicks, Jr Vineyard Egbert T. Huson Paradise Cather D. Huffstutter Brady Dale A Lewis Plainview Luther J. Long Newport Elton Martin Jesse Andrew McElreath Luther L. Anderson Joseph H. Angabright Antelope Roy G. Armstrong Jackaboro Martin W. Badger, Jr Jesse W. Butler Pinainview Lonnie J. Carpenter Jewett Henry E. Chapman John D. Clark Joseph F Clay Jacksaboro J. G. Clendenen Houston Orto O | Davis Chico Willie de la Fuente Seven Sisters Edward L. Elliott William J. Robinson Henderson Richard E. Shields Smoltiwood Thomas J Spencer Boonasville Clyde M Stambaugh Horace G. Teel Sanger Arnold W. Wade Malakoff Weldon Western Charles W. Whitaker Holliday Vincent P. Zummo Port Arthur Blucher Tharp Amarillo Ira H. Fowler Paul L. Patterson Robert O. McKelvey Electra Raymond A. Richey Louis J. Rivera Denzil O. Shorex Vernon Charles O. Slavens Pam Melvin L. Clay George E. Ross W. F. Matthews Wingate Everett W. Miller Adolphus C. Morrow Wichita Hubert Griffith Lockney Philippe Holtzkamper N. Eighth Lewis W. Jeter Temple Bramblett B. Kelley Ernest L. Kuykendall James John R. LaBove John M. Laird Mariano D. Landin Linton Jimmie J. Redbetter Boonsville Boyd E. Maller Bryson Albert L. Carpenter Bellville James Crum Clyde E. Jones Iowa Lubbock Danton R. Dove Pitnview Slate W. Garth Jewel L. Sisk Jasper P. Berry Beaumont Herschel R. Cobb Millard L. Baker Borger Edward O. Bruner Megarel James Ray 131St Field Artillery Texas Lawrence M. Brown Donald N. Brown Marvin E. Tilghman Leonard M. Summers Will M. Biffle Myra Joseph B. Cole Grain W. Drew

Police Seek 1942 Chevrolet Truck After Theft at Panhandle Fruit

Police hunt a 1942 Chevrolet truck stolen from Panhandle Fruit Company at 711 Grant. Officers recovered two more stolen cars yesterday, one from Oklahoma City the previous night and another from Colorado. One recovered vehicle shows signs of a recent hit and run.

Panhandle Fruit Company Grant Oklahoma City Colorado

Missionary Doctor to Speak at Open Bible Conference

Nina H. Maynard MD will discuss pioneering in medical missions at 7 45 tonight at the Church of the Open Bible missionary conference on Fifteenth Street. Earlier she spoke to Amarillo College students this afternoon. her husband Rev W J Maynard, missionary field director in Africa, opened the conference last night.

Nina H. Maynard Church of the Open Bible

Jack Kelley Naval Veteran Returns to Amarillo Home

Jack B. Kelley chief motor machinists mate is back in Amarillo with a Navy discharge. He served in the Solomons and Marianas aboard an LCI after joining in April 1942. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Kelley, 2204 Fillmore, and his wife Hazel Duni ven plans to make their home at 210 Alabama in Amarillo. She joined him in New Orleans after his Pacific return.

Jack Kelley Jack B. Kelley Amarillo Navy P. B. Kelley Fillmore Kelley New Orleans Solomons Marianas Hazel Duniven Alabama Pacific

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