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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1946

Page

7

Amarillo's Santa Fe Official Tom B Gallaher Honored

Amarillo native Tom B Gallaher long active in civic affairs and public service is highlighted as Amarillo’s Santa Fe official in Santa Fe. Gallaher's career spans from clerk in 1906 to general passenger traffic manager and then general passenger traffic manager. He served on defense transportation and railroad associations.

Amarillo Santa Fe Tom B. Gallaher Gallaher Amarillo Golden Sandies Panhandle and Amarillo Lodge Graham The Texas Christian University Traffic Department Chicago W. J. Black Association of American Railroads American Association of Passenger Traffic Officers Office of Defense Transportation Transcontinental Western Passenger Association

Chinese Reds Seize Third City in Manchuria

Ta Kung Pao reports the Chinese Communists have taken Tsitsihar in Manchuria, after Harbin fell earlier, potentially giving them two provincial capitals in the north. The move comes amid truce talks at Chungking with Chiang Kai-shek seeking unity and possible removal of Ho Ying-chin. An Associated Press dispatch notes Chiang Kai-shek met with General Marshall.

Nanking Manchuria Lungkiang Tsitsihar Harbin Ta Kung Pao Changchun China Associated Press Chungking Chiang Kai-shek General Marshall U. S

Turning Out Fewer Planes Than Needed

The United States is producing fewer military aircraft than deemed essential for security. The air coordinating committee cites a goal of 3,000 planes per year, 250 monthly, but January output was 161 while March 1945 reached 7,053. The Aircraft Industries Association puts Army and Navy production around 2,000 annually.

Washington United States Air Coordinating Committee Aircraft Advisory Committee National Planning Association Aircraft Industries Association Army Navy

Hijackers Take 75 At Phillips 66 Station

Two men armed with a .45 pistol hijacked the Phillips 66 service station at 2208 North East Eighth yesterday morning. Operator H. E. Davis said the bandits took 75.40 from the cash register about 1 30. They fled in a 1939 dark colored Chevrolet sedan with a Texas license plate.

North East Eighth H. E. Davis

Tax deadline urges property owners to file with assessor

Tomorrow is the deadline for rendering property for city county and school taxes. Property owners should visit the tax offices today and provide the assessor collectors with the lot block and addition number of property. Street addresses alone are not enough.

Legion Post Aims 2,000 Members With May Mass Initiation

Han son Post 54 of the American Legion seeks new members toward a May 7 mass initiation at the Municipal Auditorium. Current membership stands at 1,896, per Sol Levine, membership chairman. The post also operates a recruiting station at Seventh and Polk. A recent post dance at the Crystal Ballroom, Herring Hotel, drew 150 couples with Ted Lokey Jr. leading the orchestra.

Hanson Post 54 The American Legion Municipal Auditorium Post Seventh and Polk Sol Levine Crystal Ballroom Herring Hotel Ted Lokey, Jr

Summit PTA Clears $150 on Carnival

Tabulations completed today show the Summitt School Parent Teachers Association cleared $150 on their carnival held last Friday. The money will be used toward purchase of a moving picture projector for the school. Mrs. W. O. Alien is president of the association.

Summitt School Parent Teachers Association W. O. Alien

Rail Vice President Sees Promotion in 1942

Emmett E. McInnis named traffic vice president on November 1, 1942 replacing prior posts as solicitor for Oklahoma and general counsel. McInnis joined the Santa Fe in 1921 after graduating from Austin College in 1901 and University of Texas Law School in 1904.

Emmett E. McInnis The Santa Fe Oklahoma Austin College Sherman University of Texas Law School

Officials to be Honored Tonight at Santa Fe Event

Four Santa Fe Railway vice presidents G H Minchin J J Grogan J H Keefe and E E McInnis will be honored tonight. Minchin rose from La Junta start in 1902 to assistant vice president in 1942. Keefe joined as an office boy in 1896 and became executive vice president. Grogan climbed from stenographer in 1903 to general freight traffic manager and assistant vice president by 1942.

Santa Fe Railway Company G. H. Minchin J. J. Grogan J. H. Keefe E. E. McInnis Minchin Western Lines Amarillo Khiva Temple Blue Lodge Topeka Kan Palestine Commandery la Junta Colo The Santa Fe Chillicothe Marceline John H. Keefe Galveston James J. Grogan Chicago U. S. Food Administration

Navy seaman to service NAT twin-engine transport

A Navy seaman first class and former Wayland College student at Plainview will assist in servicing the NAT twin-engine transport aircraft. The assignment highlights ongoing naval air support efforts and indicates personnel training backgrounds.

Navy Wayland College At Plainview NAT

Four Amarillo Men Discharged At Army Separation Centers

Honorable discharge papers issued to four Amarillo men at Army separation centers. Fort Bliss released Sgt. Edwin L. Gaddis and Capt. Robert L. J. Jones. Sgt. James J. Brown also listed. Cpl. Oliver H. Coy discharged at Camp Chaffee Arkansas.

Amarillo Fort Bliss Edwin L. Gaddis Lamar Robert L. J. Jones West Sixth James J. Brown Arthur Oliver H. Coy North West Second Camp Chaffee Ark

James W Ellis Assigned to Naval Transport Squadron

James W. Ellis of 1332 East Sixth has been assigned to a naval transport squadron. The official notice places him in military service with a specific unit designation. His assignment reflects ongoing personnel movements in the naval forces.

James W. Ellis Naval Transport Squadron East Sixth

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