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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1946

Page

16

Builders Pay Increase Soon in Amarillo Trades

Amarillo building trades expect pay hikes as living costs rise. Plumbers and steam fitters may gain first, with journeymen rising from 1.62 to 1.75 an hour last August. Electricians face contracts March 17 and carpenters consider a raise while hoping for lower living costs. Bricklayers’ top rate is 1.93 percent, with no fixed schedule for changes.

Amarillo J. O. Reynolds Plumbers Taylor Texas Fred Carr Electrical Workers Union Mr. Carr G. T. Enochs West Seventh Amerillo J. E. Nicholson Bricklayers Union East Fifth

Car Carburetor and Electric Service Ad

Vintage ad offering battery service, generators, brakes, motor tune up, starters, wipers, motor overhaul, carburetors for all makes. Carter carburetors and general service. Phone 2-7183 for winter prep.

Amarillo Police Give Free Time at Christmas Parking Meters

Amarillo police officers donated their own money to extend parking meters on Christmas Eve. They walked the streets placing nickels in meters that showed overtime, giving motorists at least an extra hour without charge.

Amarillo

Sheriff Reports a Safe and Sanest Christmas in County

Sheriff Bill Adams said the county jail population stayed level over Christmas. One man was released on bond and one man was jailed on an intoxication charge. He described the season as one of the sanest and safest in several years.

Bill Adams

Seven-Star Mother's Reunion Highlights War Family Service

Amarillo hosts Flora Gray of Alton Illinois visiting with neighbor Katherine Weile. Her seven sons served in Army Navy and Marines, led by Lt Col Glenn Gray in Japan and others in Oakland Charleston Cherry Point and aboard ships. Neil Gray was briefly missing but later found safe.

Pearl Harbor Amarillo Flora Gray Alton Ill Mrs. Gray Neil Gray Neil Germany

How to Pick the Right Mate Quiz

January Reader's Digest offers a 20 question quiz by a renowned marriage counselor to assess chances for a lasting marriage. It asks readers to rate factors linked to love and harmony and to identify potential trouble spots before commitment.

Reader’s Digest Look

Mindful aging and walking insights from popular magazines

Reader's Digest urges staying young by mindset and activity with a psychologist's aging formula. Hal Borland touts walking to relax, boost creativity, and broaden understanding of others. Dr Fosdick cites life turning awakenings as a hopeful force in aging and growth.

Hal Borland N.Y

Navy Mother Remembers Her Fighting Grays

Mrs. Gray reflects on her three sons who joined the 100 percent volunteer enlistments and served throughout World War II. Dane received a medical discharge after two years aboard the USS Idaho while Donald, a Navy machinist mate, saw the most action among the Grays, including Pearl Harbor and multiple battles in the Pacific. The chief petty officer served on three destroyers before his current assignment on the wind. "Thankful," she said, noting the slim mathematical odds of all her boys surviving.

Dane Idaho Donald Gray Pearl Harbor

America Demands France Explain Moving Industries

Berlin December 26. The Americans have officially demanded from France an explanation of reports that they have been stripping …

America France Berlin

Bosch Plant Swapped to Saar Frontier Shift Milestone

Lt. Gen. Lucius D. Clay disclosed the transfer of industries from other zones into the Saar creating a customs frontier. French move of the Robert Bosch electrical parts plant from South Wuerttemberg to the Saar drew specific inquiry from the American deputy military governor.

Germany Saar Lucius D. Clay Robert Bosch Electrical Parts Wuerttemberg

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