Panhandle Newsmen Convene for 37th Annual Meeting
Amarillo hosts Panhandle Press Association for its 37th annual convention at the Herring Hotel with Douglas Meador as president W R Rutherford vice president and Clyde Warwick secretary. Guest speakers include R N Eaton Frank King Earl Grau and Willard Jones. A barbecue lunch and Globe News luncheon cap the event.
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Canyon News
Francis W. Pritchard
First Presbyterian Church
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Amarillo High School
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R.N. Eaton
Western Newspaper Union
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Hamlin Herald
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Petersen Resigns As Personnel Chief
Petersen resigns as head of the city personnel department effective May 1 after serving since September 1944. Alwyn W. Williams will succeed him, a former infantry major with roles in Amarillo, Austin, Palestine, and Palestine High School alumnus with a Sam Houston State College degree. Petersen previously worked in the city accounting department and for the Rock Island.
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Company G Plans Annual Reunion Tonight
Plans for the annual reunion of Company G 142nd Infantry will be drafted at a 6 o clock meeting at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall 200 East Seventh E R Bruce said Officers include George Ragland Abernathy commander Ben Winkelman vice president and Charley Hoppin adjutant About 70 members now live in the area from the consolidation of Amarillo and Lubbock companies.
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Easter Ham Supplies Improve From Last Year Say Traders
Chicago April 11 ham trade representatives say Easter ham supplies should be better than last year though still short of prewar 1941 levels. The ham supply is estimated at about 60 percent of 1941 availability as Easter approaches.
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Burgin, North Carolina Congressman, Dies at 67
Representative William O. Burgin of North Carolina’s Eighth District died early today at Doctors Hospital after heart disease treatment. The Democrat had announced plans to retire at the end of his fourth term in January and was 67 years old.
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