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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1945

Page

14

Hill Receives Army Discharge From Fort Sam Houston

Amarillo designer Walter Hill returned home after a 40 month Army career with two and a half years overseas in North Africa and Italy. He was discharged September 18 at Fort Sam Houston San Antonio and resumes work at Cunningham Floral Company. He and his wife reside at 710 Virginia.

Mr. Hill Amarillo Fort Sam Houston San Antonio Cunningham Floral Company Hill Lubbock Army North Africa Italy 12Th Air Force Mrs. Hill Virginia

Westar Wheat Emerges From Amarillo Experiment Station Trials

Westar, a new wheat variety developed at Amarillo Experiment Station, showed equal or higher yields than competing wheats in the 1945 dry season tests across 10 Panhandle counties. About 800 bushels were distributed for fall seeding, with peak demand delaying new seed until 1946.

Soil Conservation Service Amarillo Panhandle Amarillo Conservation Experiment Station

Westar Wheat Developments at Kansas Experiment Station

Early tests in the Panhandle by Dr. Atkins with Price Memorial College and Amarillo Chamber of Commerce from 1930 to 1938 preceded a 1938 Station establishment under Mr. Reid. Westar arose from crossing Kanred Hard Federation and Tenmargy after testing hundreds of selections from Texas to Canada.

I. M. Atkins Denton Amarillo Atkins David A. Reid Navy Reid South Pacific Lieutenant Reid Turkey Russia Austin Tenmarg Comanche Wichita Panhandle Price Memorial College Texas Canada

Nimitz Plans Texas Visit in October

Navy announces Pacific Fleet commander in chief Chester W. Nimitz will visit Dallas on October 12 after returning to the United States following the war. Duration in Texas and any further stops were not announced. A celebration is planned in Dallas during the first week of October.

Washington Pacific Fleet Chester W. Nimitz Texas Navy Department Pacific Ocean Dallas

Wanted to Buy Ad Prompts Phone Inquiry

Thousands used items for sale prompts readers to telephone 6262 for a wanted to buy advertisement. The note directs public to call for placing or responding to buy requests.

Prisoner of War Cpl. Raymond Pascoe Nears Return Home

Word arrives that Cpl. Raymond A. Pascoe, a Japanese prisoner since Corregidor, is in Manila on the way home. He served with an anti tank company of the 31st Infantry Division and was moved from Philippines Military Camp No 1 to Camp Fukuoka in Japan after capture. He is the brother of Mrs. C. F. Staples of Amarillo and son of Mrs. W. A. Pascoe, formerly of Amarillo now in Long Beach California.

Corregidor Manila C. F. Staples North Cleveland W. A. Pascoe Amarillo Long Beach Cal Corporal Pas California Pascoe 31St Infantry Division Philippines Pearl Harbor No. 1 Islands Fukuoka Japan

Distillers May Resume Bourbon Whisky Making in October

Agriculture Department says 750000 bushels of corn could be spared for distilling Bourbon whisky in October pending policy decisions. Distillers expect to restart production if allocations proceed as planned.

Washington Agriculture Department

Sheik Moroz Leads Okinawa Cave Operation Discovering Nurses

Sgt. Mike Moroz of Bayonne New Jersey known as The Sheik in the 96th Infantry Division led a nighttime patrol on Okinawa that uncovered a cave hideout housing five Okinawan nurses. The women faced language barriers and were coaxed out by Moroz using hand signals before a search found four with hand grenades.

Fort Shafter Hawaii Mike Moroz Bayonne N. J Army 96Th Infantry Okinawa Moroz

Uncertain Text on Handbags and Taxes

A fragment notes “small handbags” and includes a quote by Moroz about trust in women. It also mentions that states collect about $1.3 billion annually in unemployment compensation taxes.

Moroz

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