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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1945

Page

9

Van Wie the Car Romeo Sought by Police

Ex lion tamer Francis Van Wie age 58 known as a trolley car Casanova faced police questions over how many wives he had and the timing of marriages. He is alleged to have married six to eight women, with three wives joined in 1943 and more in 1942 41. Police pursued bigamy warrants while FBI questioned his impersonation stories.

Hennen Mackett United Press San Francisco Francis van Wie van Wies van Wie Mabel Ringling Brothers Circus Mary Sadie Levin Myrtle Martha Wheeler Missing Persons Bureau Clyde _ Beatty-Russel Brothers Portland Ore FBI G-men

War Writers Get Share Of Scares

War reporters stationed at B-29 Headquarters Guam describe isolation and night dangers. They recount encounters with Japanese stragglers near their camp, guard actions, and near misses that keep editors wary and on alert at their silent jungle outpost.

Vern Haughland Associated Press Guam 21St Bomber Command Saipan Rogery Ramey 21St

Texas Supreme Court to review Fort Worth bicycle injury case

The Texas Supreme Court granted a writ of error to review damages awarded to guardian Mattie V. Lee for Victor Atkins a 14 year old injured when his bicycle fell into a Rock Island railroad cut in Fort Worth The appeal questioned railroad protection under pre extension city limits and contributorily negligent light duties The article adds wartime propaganda and a surrender report amid unrelated notes indicating a broad page mix.

Austin Texas Supreme Court Victor Atkins Rock Island Fort Worth Mattie V. Lee Court of Appeals Supreme Court

Navy Crew Rescues Flier From Drifting Raider Shore

Second Lieutenant Arthur Wagner, a Corsair pilot, survived a water landing after his plane was struck near Ponape. A Dumbo patrol bomber then staged a dramatic rescue, transferring Wagner and a six-man raft to safety as 14 hours of drifting ended with a destroyer arrival and escort. Additional crew aboard the PBY included Durward W. Haak of Texarkana and Ted M. Small of Brownwood.

Marshalls Arthur Wagner China Calif Fourth Marine Air Wing Ponape Truk Wagner Navy C. M. Rees Rees PBY Durward W. Haak Route 4 Texarkana Ark Arm Ted M. Small Brownwood Tex

Harmon Dressed Down Praised By Montgomery For Meuse Counterattack

Maj. Gen. Ernest M. Harmon earned a sharp rebuke and praise from Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery after leading a quick counterattack near Celles on the Namur Dinant road. Harmon's Second Armored division halted a German armored thrust, rerouting Allied plans to prevent a split in the American lines along the Meuse while Montgomery credited him for decisive action.

Hal Boyle Associated Press U. S. First Army Belgium Ernest M. Harmon Bernard Montgomery Harmon Ethen Celles Namur-Dinant Meuse von Rundstedt Dinant Second Armored Harman Germany Montgomery L. Lawton Lightning Joe Collins Seventh Rundstedt Promission Ernie Monty Chan Per

Lubbock Men Reported Missing In Action In World War II

Four Lubbock area service members are listed as missing in action. Roy Fowler Fielder, second class aviation man, Henry Wayne Houston Cotton, third class ship's cook, and two soldiers from Lubbock High and Texas Tech background, Private Morris Allen and Private Charles A Maynard, are missing in the European theater and in the Eighth Naval district. Allen is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Allen of 2408 Thirteenth Street and served in the 14th Armored Division, Seventh Army, after a prior ATSP period. his brother Lt. Robert J. Allen Jr. serves with the Air Corps in India.

Roy Fowler Fielder Eighth Naval District Fielder Wayne Houston Cotton John Houston Cotton Hermletch Lubbock Morris Allen Charles A. Maynard War Department Pfc Allen Robert J. Allen 14Th Armored Division Seventh Army Lubbock High School Texas Technological College ATSP Tank Corps Camp Campbell Robert J. Allen, Jr Air Corps India

Collins and Harmon Halt German Drive at Key Point

Officers Collins and Harmon receive praise for breaking up a major German advance at a critical point, restoring pressure and disrupting supply lines during a pivotal engagement.

Sonal Collins Harmon

Mustang planes chalk up 41 enemy aircraft destroyed

Morning Avalon air force units under Maj. Gen. Claire Chennault claim their biggest single day total with 41 Japanese planes destroyed in missions around Tsinan Peiping Tientsin and Tenhsen.

Chungking Claire Chennault U.S. Air Force Tsinan Peiping Tientsin Tenhsen

Acute Shortages Of Ordnance Revealed

Brig Gen A B Quinton Jr, Detroit Ordnance district chief, said artillery, mortars, truck parts, ammunition and fires produced in the area are critically scarce on the Western front. He cited cables from Maj Gen Campbell noting every round now supplied is worth three in the spring, with overseas shortages seen as real production lag.

Detroit A. B. Quinton, Jr L. H. Campbell Ordnance Quinton

Family of four named in Lubbock induction notice

Mrs Maynard and three children Charles Ancil Jr 8 Loretta 7 and Wayne 5 live on route 6 Lubbock Pfc Maynard has three sisters Mrs Glen Barker Mrs J Norris and Mrs J W Cox all of Lubbock Prior to his induction into the infantry last March he was employed by Wilson and Co Inc

Maynard Charles Ancil, Jr Loretta Wayne Lubbock Pfc Glen Barker J. Norris J. W. Cox Infantry Wilson and Co., Inc

Splendid Cough Syrup Mixed at Home

A home remedy recipe promises quick cough relief by mixing a sugar or honey syrup with Pinex to create a pint of medicine. It claims soothing effects on throat and bronchial membranes, eases breathing and promotes restful sleep, with a money back guarantee.

Anna Johnson RED Cross Johnson & Johnson Gohmons Red Cross Orlie Con

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