Amarillo Man Promoted to Flight Officer in Guam Air Base
Carl A. Lantzy 23 of Amarillo, husband of Vera K. Lantzy, was among eight Texas members of the 20th Air Force to be promoted at the B 29 base in Guam. He rose from flight engineer to flight officer for his role in fast recurring strikes on Japanese targets. He went overseas last February, trained at Muroc Lake, California, last May, and was later sent back to the Pacific theater.
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Vera K. Lantzy
O. A. Kennedy
Hughes
Texas
20Th Air Force
Guam
Carl R
Storrie
314Th
Amarillo
Lantry
United States
Muroc Lake
Cal
Pacific Theater
Submarine Commander O Kane Reported Released
Commander Richard Hetherington O Kane, 32, former commander of the Tang, was listed as released from a Japanese POW camp in Yokohama. The Navy had announced February 5 that the Tang was overdue and presumed lost.
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Yokohama
Richard Hetherington O'Kane
U. S
Navy
News-Globe Want Ads Highlight Local Market Needs
Classified listings reveal varied local demands in commerce and housing. Sellers and buyers parcel opportunities across jobs services and real estate, reflecting economic activity and community needs.
Davis Rogers Will Be Hosts Davis Rogers Will Be Hosts
Capt Sam Davis of Company C and Capt James Rogers of Company A host about 300 officers and men from the 14th and 41st Battalions for a district field maneuver on postwar problems. Maj W C Wilkes spoke on scout cars in Amarillo. Lt Col Black lectured on patrolling in Childress.
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Texas State Guard
James Rogers
14Th
41St
Guard
W. C. Wilkes
Childress
Thomas R. Black
Wilkes
Memphis
Quanah
Turkey
Amarillo
Dalhart
Dumas
Phillips
Borger
Pampa
Fair Grounds
Lou Roberts
Morris Higley
Adjutant General's Department
Rozelle Named To Baptist Post In Fort Worth Meet
Ray Rozelle minister of religious education at the First Baptist Church of Amarillo was elected one of three vice presidents of the Southwestern Baptist Religious Education Association at the annual Fort Worth meeting. He previously served at the First Baptist Church in Atlanta and has been in Amarillo since January 1. Also elected were Rev. A. E. Tibbs of New Orleans and Rev. Edgar Williams of Little Rock as vice presidents, with L. H. Tapscott of Dallas named president.
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Ray Rozelle
First Baptist Church of
Amarillo
Southwestern Baptist Religious Education Association
Fort Worth
First Baptist Church
Atlanta
A. E. Tibbs
New Orleans
Edgar Williams
Little Rock
Ark
L. H. Tapscott
Dallas
Hostesses gain height requirement at TWA in KC
Transcontinental and Western Air, Inc. raises the hostess height rule by one inch, from five feet five to five feet six, noting air hostesses may look taller now. The change is reported in Globe News Want Ads.
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Kansas City
Air
Transcontinental and Western Air, Inc
Bamboo plants offer rising profits for Texas farms
The Texas Forest Service promotes bamboo as a reconversion crop for farmers. E. D. Marshall notes a Jasper County planting yields hundreds of dollars from thinnings used as fishing poles. Bamboo can supply paper, furniture, and decorative uses with an estimated seven tons per acre annually.
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Texas Forest Service
South Sea Islands
Texas
Texas Forest News
E. D. Marshall
Forest Products Laboratory
Jasper County
Marshall
Forest News
E. O. Siecke State Forest
Newton County
Rio Grande Valley
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