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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1945
Page
7
Three Amarillo Navy men Henry Duckworth Robert Lee Meador and James Doyle Potts witnessed the surrender of the Mariana and Caroline island groups while serving aboard the heavy cruiser Port land.
Judge Philip Wolfe longtime Texas jurist died at his Corpus Christi home last week after a heart attack shortly after his wife called from his office. He had lived in Corpus Christi for ten years after leaving Pampa and previously practiced law in Amarillo Spearman and Plainview. He was a Texas Bar Association member and a Methodist. His wife is the sole immediate survivor.
Baz Plemons, Amarillo police dog catcher, enforces stray dog picks up under a licensing system. About 1,400 dogs licensed, 3,000 unregistered. unlicensed pets held three days then euthanized if unclaimed. Dogs must be vaccinated within six months of registration. fines and licensing at city offices and two clinics.
The Marine Corps launches a major recruiting drive to reach 104000 peacetime members. Men 17 to 25 may enlist regardless of draft status, four-year terms possible before induction, with prior service counting toward longevity. Recruits call the Lubbock office in the Post Office Building. age limits extend to 32 for prior service. Peppers add vitamin A and C as they redden.
R B McKimon sister of Mrs Ella Stover of Amarillo died recently in Los Angeles. Stover was with her sister at death. McKimon had often visited Amarillo. Surviving relatives include a nine year old son named Robert.
Mrs B J McManus and her daughter Alice Sue arrived Tuesday night from Houston to visit in the home.
The first successful Atlantic cable began operating on July 27 1866 marking a historic milestone in transatlantic communication. This achievement connected continents and showcased rapid telegraphic ability across oceans.
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