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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1945

Page

8

Brownie Officers Named at Scout Headquarters

In a meeting at Scout headquarters Mrs J B Winkleman was named vice president and Mrs Charles Whitfield elected secretary. Brownie leaders formed a two year program committee to map work for Amarillo Brownies focusing on progression into Scouting service projects and arts and crafts.

J. B. Winkleman Charles Whitfield Amarillo

Man in the Foxhole Is Real Hero

Amarillo man Lt Rodney Rodgers, battalion surgeon, writes that real heroes of World War II are those who live in front line foxholes. An Amarillo High School and West Texas State alum with an MD from Texas University Galveston, he has served since 1943 and been overseas since November.

Amarillo Rodney Rodgers Foxholes S. F. Rodgers West Seventh Rodgers Amarillo High School West Texas State Galveston Texas University Philadelphia General Hospital

Moffat Arrives in Australia Week Behind Schedule

U S delegation leader Abbot Low Moffat arrived in Lopstone Australia safe and sound, a week behind schedule, after earlier silence on his route to the UNRRA conference in Sydney. He wore a green military jungle suit and had no baggage or spectacles. journey details were not disclosed.

Lapstone Australia Abbot Low Moffat U. S UNRRA Sydney Moffet Washington

Uncle Sam approves dignified calendars in federal offices

The federal stance rejects calendars that advertise wares and favors a restrained style. In Amarillo one office has censored a calendar by removing a long oblong and a square to remove objectionable advertising.

Sam Amarillo

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