Amarillo Records Mild 1946 With Wind Peak And Drought Relief
Amarillo endured a mild year with only a few extremes. The wind record on Aug 18 reached the highest sustained speed in Panhandle history, while April February and March showed the largest positive departures from normal temperatures. A heavy October rainfall ended a drought that affected farmers, though July remained the driest month on record.
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Weather Bureau
Panhandle
West Fifth Avenue Opens as Through Street in Amarillo
West Fifth Avenue has been opened by the city traffic division as a through street to connect downtown Amarillo with West Amarillo and San Jacinto. It links with West Third West Sixth and West Tenth to relieve congestion from Polk Street to Jefferson Street. Signs grant West Fifth priority at crossings between Harrison Street and Jefferson, police traffic captain Carlie Price announced.
Settlement Approved in Fatal Car Truck Collision Case
Judge Henry S. Bishop approved a settlement between Margaret Howren Burlingame John C. Fubank and others and Safeway Stores Inc in a fatal auto truck crash near Raton New Mexico last June R B Burlingame and Cora May Eubank were killed in the collision Burlingame heirs received 3500 for family and unborn child Eubank received 2500 plus 600 for injuries to his child and himself
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Raton
N. M
Burlingame
Eubank
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Post Office A6 Receipts Decline in 1946 Amarillo
Amarillo Post Office receipts drop about 62020.54 from 1945, totaling 687095.56 in 1946 with December estimated, first drop since 1939. Postmaster W D DeGrassi cites closing of Amarillo Field and Pantex Ordnance Works and reduced overseas mailing while civilian business remains strong. He says peacetime normal is returning. December near 784217.52 in 1946 vs 778,? in 1945.
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Amarillo
W. D. DeGrassi
DeGrassi
Amarillo Field
Pantex Ordnance Works
Family of Buckridge School Ties Revealed
All seven pupils at Buckridge school in Ohio are blood relatives of their teacher Miss Dorothy Lewis. The log building has operated for more than a century and remains in continuous use supervised by Lewis.
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Buckridge, O
U.P
Buck Ridge
Dorothy Lewis
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