Disabled by Sniper He Finds Useful Work in Amarillo
World War II veteran Bob Gorman, paralyzed on his left side by a February 1944 sniper wound, returns to Amarillo and finds meaningful employment in the Amarillo Credit Bureau collection department. He credits family support and personal resolve, noting the need for individualized rehabilitation and acceptance rather than viewing veterans as case histories.
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All is Not Gloom: Need More Workers
Washington officials caution five million unemployed in three months, possibly eight million by spring, but expect temporary unemployment as reconversion proceeds. They cite continued demand in construction, mining, processing metals, and civilian goods, with railroads and farm machinery sectors needing workers to expand civilian output.
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Special Venire Set for Duffie Murder Trial
Judge Henry S. Bishop announced a special venire to call the criminal docket at 8 a m and a jury panel to appear in 47th District Court. The morning of Sept 4 will bring the trial of Marvin R Duffie indicted for murder in the knife slaying of Homer J Beck on May 19.
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47Th District Court
Henry S. Bishop
Marvin R. Duffie
Homer J. Beck
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