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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1946

Page

3

Nine Traffic Officers Enroll in First Aid Course

Nine traffic officers attend a concentrated first aid course taught by Red Cross instructor K. K. Swanson. The program runs about a month with four two hour sessions weekly, totaling 30 hours per officer. Upon completion they will advance to the standard course.

Red Cross K. K. Swanson

Railways Plot Industry Sites on Amarillo Trackage

At the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce request the Santa Fe Rock Island and Fort Worth and Denver railways mapped industrial sites on Amarillo city trackage. The effort outlines privately owned and railroad property to show visiting industrial representatives the number and locations of available sites.

Amarillo

Arrivals on Both Coasts With Troops and War Brides

The Associated Press reports six transports carrying 7,243 troops arriving today in New York and 713 men debarking from five ships at San Francisco and San Diego. Two ships bringing 2,852 war brides and children are due in New York. Ships named include the Wooster Victory and Sea Devil from Le Havre and the Westerly Victory from Antwerp.

Associated Press New York San Francisco San Diego Cal Wooster Victory le Havre Sea Devil Westerly Victory Antwerp New Bern

Death takes sister of Charles A Fisk

Mrs Nelson Cunliff sister of Charles A Fisk vice president of the First National Bank died in St Louis Missouri this morning after several months illness Mr and Mrs Fisk will go to St Louis for funeral services there Saturday Fisk returned from his sisters home a week ago after being called there because of her serious condition Cunliff visited in Amarillo several times and has many friends here

Nelson Cunliff Charles A. Fisk First National Bank St. Louis Fisk Mr. Fisk Cunliff Amarillo

Child’s Condition Improves After Car Accident

Berry Smith, age two, injured when struck by a car driven by H. Hickman at 412 North East Fourth, is reported improved by attendants at St. Anthony’s Hospital after resting well. Bonny Vee Hickman, his sister, was with him when the incident occurred as dusk hid the children under a large brown paper in the driveway.

Berry Smith St. Anthony's Hospital Berry H. Hickman North East Fourth Bonny Vee Hickman

Scratching Looks Bad Won't Do It

When itching from dry scalp strikes use Moroline Hair Tonic. Rub in a few drops to soothe irritation and improve scalp condition.

Blum to Canada to discuss France economy

Former French premier Leon Blum flew to Canada to confer with Prime Minister Mackenzie King on France's economic situation.

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