Seabee Noblitt Aided Okinawa Landing
Seabee Noblitt operated the first bulldozer on Okinawa an hour after the First Marine Division landed. He is a Navy veteran returning home with 19 Pacific theater months served. He is the son in law of Dock and Mrs Coffey of 2421 Ong and resides at 2906 Tyler with his wife and two daughters Sandra Kay and Candice Sue. Noblitt is a former Pampa High School student who played center on the Harvester football team.
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Seabee Noblitt
Okinawa
Dock Coffey
Navy
Pacific Theater
Noblitt
Sandra Kay
Candice Sue
Tyler
Pampa High School
Harvester
Anthracite Hardness Compared With Rock Salt
In the mineralogist scale of hardness anthracite ranks just above rock salt. The statement notes that while the public calls it hard coal the scientific hardness difference is modest.
Black Mask Play Pals Set for December 13 at Amarillo High
The Mothers Club presents the Black Mask play Pals on December 13 at Amarillo High School Auditorium directed by Dr. R. P. Parcells. Cast includes Charlene Barker Howard Scott Dr Parcells Mrs Glen Curtis Jack Rains Benny Mays. Proceeds benefit the Mothers Club banquet for the Sandies football season. Delaware first state to ratify the U S Constitution in 1787.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Mothers Club
Sandies
Charlene Barker
Howard Scott
Dr. Parcells
Glen Curtis
Jack Rains
Benny Mays
Amarillo High School
R. P. Parcells
The
San
Delaware
Army reports wartime bombardment efficiency and home project details
The Army notes a 68 by 41 foot single story six room residence at 1107 Broadmoor with stone construction a wood shingle roof and concrete foundation. It also records firing 27,392,000 rounds during D-Day to VE Day with 13 malfunctions and two gunner injuries.
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Carl Dupriest
Walter Wirtz
Julian
Dupriest
Broadmoor
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Chico
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Rose O'Neill
Galorex
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