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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1947

Page

12

Seek Men for Burial Service in World War II

World War II veterans in the Army Enlisted Reserve may enter active duty for six months to one year to provide escorts and ceremonies for fallen comrades being returned from overseas. Enlistments are voluntary and selective, with full pay in current grades. Quotas depend on duties required. contact Captain Safford at the US Army offices in the Post Office Building for details.

Army Pyrene Safford Amarillo Safford United States US Army

City park workers fertilize Will Rogers and East Parks

City park workers spread fertilizer at Will Rogers Park and East Park as Mark Miles city park superintendent confirms. Bivins, Oliver Eakle and Sanborn Parks have already been fertilized this winter.

City Park Will Rogers Park East Park Mark Miles Bivins Oliver Eakle Sanborn

Letter From Finland a Coat Finds Its Way Home

A long letter from Fouva Aino Turpeinen Kannenkoshki in Finland describes a coat given by Mrs. H McCraney of Minneapolis and mailed via neighbor Mrs. Fox to a Red Cross aid event. The note reveals life as a Karelean refugee, with family, poverty, and longing for connection, ending with greetings to an American recipient.

Charles McCraney Bonham Charles H. McCraney Minneapolis Minn Mrs. Craney Finland Red Cross Karelian Helsinki Saarijarvi Kaija Orvakki Katherine Pansy Gog Taru Fouva Aino Turpeinen Kannenkoshki Pitkajarvi Vassan Laani Suomi Europe

Last-Minute Requests to Santa Claus

Amari llo youngsters write to Santa with Christmas desires ranging from a typewriter and dolls to an ironing board and toy trains. The letters list many specific gifts including a wind-up fire truck, a two-wheel bicycle, a football helmet, and a Texan gun set, reflecting hopes for holiday cheer.

Santa Claus Amarillo Santa Ann Brinkman Route 1 Rose Marie Lawson Johnson Paulette Sullivan North Roosevelt Barbara Ann Latimer Kentucky Sharon Keilman Karleen Hibbs North Hayes Wanda Sandra Massey Buchanan Jewell Betty Sue Hill Lynn Reynolds Bonham Patricia Ann Buzzard Jemima Donnie Vinez Joel Cole

Monon man jailed for purse snatching with high fine

Monon Indiana police arrested William O Kelley 24 for stealing a woman's purse containing 20 cents. He was fined 510 dollars and sentenced to 180 days at the state farm.

Monon Ind U.P William O. Kelley State Farm

Twelve Die in Plane Crash near Davis-Monthan Field

At Davis-Monthan Field in Tucson a B-29 bound for Jamaica crashed minutes after takeoff killing twelve of twenty crew. An Army board of inquiry will investigate the cause as witnesses report the craft broke up in flames five miles southwest of the base.

Tucson Ariz Davis-Monthan Field Maj D. D. Burke Army Board of Davis- Monthan Vernam Field Jamaica Arizona Highway Walter Sheets

Snowy Haired Man Sentenced to 20 Days in Stockade

An Atlanta man with white hair received 20 days in the stockade after crawling under a house to sleep. He told the judge to “make it 100 days if you want to,” saying he had no place to go.

Atlanta

Armistice veteran shoots 40-pound lynx on Mt Pattaquatuck

Raymond Smart, a war veteran who lost an arm, shot and killed a 40 pound lynx on Mount Pattaquatuck near Palmer Massachusetts. The incident was reported by United Press.

Palmer Mass Raymond Smart Mt. Pattaquatuck

Court Recommends Brotherly Love

Chicago judge Michael Tremko sentenced two brothers in a case of mutual assault. He broke from strict law to urge family guidance, telling their mother to bring them up with more care. The men are Joseph Pecak, 30, and Matthews Pecak, 32.

Chicago Michael Tremko Joseph Pecak Matthews

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