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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1945
Page
7
Amarillo notices list extended visits by Dr and Mrs Guy Owens to Sweetbriar and Boston. Local families announce guests, moves, births at St Anthony's Hospital, and travel home for service members. Community notes cover gatherings, arrivals, and hospital reports from multiple households.
The Fifth Infantry Division nicknamed the Red Devils spearheaded the drive into Metz after a rapid 700 mile advance through France. They established a Moselle bridgehead, joined with the 95th and 80th to take Metz in 10 days of heavy fighting, and tallied 4133 prisoners 1048 enemy killed and 4000 wounded. They later joined Patton in the Ardennes, fought near Prieux Luxembourg and ended the war in Czechoslovakia.
A jumbled Capitol romp covers penicillin ice cream, V mail scrapped, and auto parts sales worth 300 million dollars. Staff Sgt Mary Lynch becomes first woman discharged from the Marines, while Secretary Anderson helps soap makers.
Son of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Smith of 308 Philadelphia is a Seabee engineer's mate third class in the 97th Naval Construction Battalion. He spent 22 months overseas, served in North Ireland, then southern England, and returned to New York on the Queen Elizabeth. He met his wife in Amarillo. they will drive to Dallas after a stop in Amarillo.
U S Senate committee questions price controls while housing limits are lifted. WPB pledges 36 million nylon stock by Christmas amid industry pushback. Stimson resigns as war secretary as Burton shifts focus to the Supreme Court. Navy develops penicillin sundae for sore throats. V Mail and surplus auto parts plans spark humor. Stories preview OSS end and spy exploits to come.
A dense radio programming log lists stations KGNC KFDA CBS NBC MBS ABC and others airing from 6:00 to 12:00 with news talk music variety shows, dramas, and serials. Notable items include Ted Husing sports commentary, Lum and Abner, The Alan Young Show, Bob Hope, and early evening fea tures.
Twenty two Amarillo High School students active in speech will be initiated into the Thespian Dramatic Society with a year featuring comedy drama and melodrama. The first Thespian assembly is set for early October and new members include Elizabeth Norman Margaret Cooper DeLores Johnson Dorothea Bradford Lou Anna Beatty Rosemary Clark Jack Eisenberg Neal Lowe Arietta Williams Jimmy Slade Elizabeth Rapp Clifford Casey Joe Bailey Claudia Botts Frances Irvin Bonnie Kretz Gerald Shroff Dick Robinette Matt Champion Bobby Snook plus two newcomers from other schools Bera Nell Davis from Lubbock and Rosemary Cochran from Sunset High. The Occassus group election completed with Mary Briscoe as president and Rosemary Cochran secretary among others.
Brussels reports Gen. E. F. Koening head of a CS Army base unit stated at a news conference that American troops would be out of Belgium within less than a year.
Miss Jacqueline Price daughter of Mr and Mrs J T Price of Roswell New Mexico will enroll today in Goucher College Baltimore Maryland The Prices moved from Amarillo to Roswell three years ago where Mr Price is assistant superintendent of Southwestern Public Service The Prices son Johnny Price Jr cadet at the United States Military Academy will graduate next year and attended Amarillo High School and the University of Texas before the academy appointment
The condition of George Hensley a Santa Fe fireman injured in a fall at the local railway station Sunday was reported improved today by attendants of St Anthony's Hospital.
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