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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1945
Page
16
Medical experts testified as the state pressed its case in the Samuel C. Epes murder trial. Prosecutors allege the former Army lieutenant poisoned his wife and buried her alive in a foxhole, while Epes remained calm as letters to Miss Nelson Kingsland surfaced.
A man planning a meeting 11 days ahead boasted of wild pursuit like Tarzan. Miss Kingsland, earlier sent a sympathy note after his wife vanished and before his confession, warned her not to write and asked to be kept informed. She handed the letters to authorities when Foes’ murder suspicion arose and denied improper relations with the 27-year-old Virginian society scion.
The American Council on Education and the National Research Council project a postwar doctor shortage of 19,000. With 74,000 doctors in the U S after military demands are met, 81 countries have no doctors and some nations have only one doctor per 10,000 people.
John B. Golding posts Roy Price as county service officer nominee under new state law to take effect Jan 1 1946 and appointed by county commissioners. VFW meeting adds eight new members and announces rummage sale on Oct 15 and a patients party at the U S Veterans Hospital next Tuesday night.
An armored truck in Detroit, Michigan, dropped seven bags of cash totaling $7,000 in front of five boys. The youths returned the unopened money bags to the police within thirty minutes, demonstrating honesty.
American troops escaped serious injury as Kyushu winds struck. At least 48 Japanese killed per Home Ministry. Typhoon battered Kyushu Shikoku and Honshu with 100 mph gusts destroying homes and airfields. Stallings reported planes toppled and repairs limited. pilots fought winds.
George H. Held, 73, Panhandle rancher and Panhandle resident for nearly 50 years, died today at a local hospital. Funeral set for 4 PM Saturday at Baptist Church Panhandle with burial in Panhandle Cemetery. He was born Oct 16 1871 in Chandersville Illinois and lived on a farm northwest of town. Survivors include his widow Mary and two sons Emerald and Victor, plus two daughters and five sisters. He was a 32d degree Mason, Khiva Temple member, and Lutheran.
Dallas September 20 The Republican party official William T Pheiffer assistant chairman of the Republican National Executive Committee said the GOP will move from the back seat to the driver seat next year arguing the choice is between big government and moderate government and that the party has a strong chance to win congressional elections.
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