Silver Star to Lt. Jack S. Childers of Amarillo
Lt. Jack S. Childers of Amarillo has earned the Silver Star for aiding wounded soldiers under fire in Italy. On February 1 1944 he left cover to provide aid to the wounded during an Italian hill attack and then crossed a shelled road to secure litter bearers before evacuating the injured. He rejoined his company for the assault.
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Applications are invited for government posts including traffic and transportation specialists and a defense production inspector with salaries from $3163 to $7128 per year. Info is available from H. M. Timmons, Civil Service Commission secretary, in the post office building. James Bowie, famed frontiersman and Alamo defender, gave the Bowie knife its name.
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