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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1946
Page
10
An official lists several clerical posts such as electrical inspector's clerk, plumbing inspector's clerk, water department clerk, tax assessor and dog license clerk. She also served as an honorary member of the volunteer fire department.
Toe Sutton will promote industry expansion for the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce. He begins duties with Rex Baxter in wholesale and industrial development after attending the Southwestern Institute for Commercial Executives in Dallas. He is from Bellville and lives with his wife and daughter Donna Dean at 1801 A Pierce.
The new administrator arrives in Amarillo after nearly four years in the Army. He reported to the separation center at Sheppard Field Wichita Falls and enlisted in the Air Forces in 1942. Commissioned in November 1943 after officers candidate school, he held captain rank at reporting. He led special services air force veteran rehabilitation at Sheppard and earned a Gen Arnold commendation for rehabilitation. He served at Warner Robins Field and with the Sixth Central Medical Establishment in the Pacific. He holds a bachelor’s in public administration from North Texas State Teachers College and studied at UT. He also attended Washington and Lee special services school and once worked in the Justice Department immigration division.
Henry Black, a Portland painter, filed candidacy for the May 17 Republican nomination for governor in Salem. In 1944 he sought the presidency, vice presidency, U.S. Senate, and a Republican convention delegate, not hiding his broad political ambitions.
Navy discharged three local men at San Pedro California after overseas duty. Horace Eugene Wilson a carpenter's mate first class from Route 3 has three and a half years service. Charlie Raymond Company of 3406 Harrison returned to civilian status after ten months overseas as ship fitter third class. Lazell Richard Raleigh served fifteen months overseas as a motor machinists mate third class and has been released from the Navy.
Fort Sam Houston released Set. Fontaine B. Wilson Cecil R. Henderson and Technical Sgt. Joseph E. White. At Fort Bliss, discharged were Cpl. Durward E. Dasey Cpl. Pedro S. Campos Pfc. James G. Bailey Staff Sgt. Joe D. Hite Cpl. Hercel W. Brown Staff Sgt. Ellis H. Aderton Jr Pvt. Coy B. Bates Cpl. Ines D. Flores Staff Sgt. Willis E. Hill Pvt. Richard D. Alexander Pfc. Henry Garcia and Staff Sgt. George Stidger Jr.
Knox Parr district 1 agricultural agent is in Amarillo today for a visit and outreach activities. He plans to meet local farmers, discuss crop programs, and share updates on state agricultural initiatives.
The report states that Parr arrived yesterday after leaving Childress and is currently in College Station, with no additional context or details.
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