Army Has Its Civil Titles At Randolph
The article imagines air corps officers at Randolph Field adopting civilian titles. It lists 450 flying instructors and names officers with civilian roles such as police chief, district attorney, post adjutant, general store operator, post exchange officer, recreation officer, and newspaper editor, illustrating a transfer of military ranks to civilian positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Air Corps
Randolph Field
West Point
Air
Idwal H. Edwards
Clark W. Colman
Edward M. Haight
Walter E. Todd
D. A. Otto
Henry G McDaniel
F. D. Shawn
Henry J. Amen
Judges Named for Contest in One Nation Indivisible Essay
The auxiliary to John B. Goldingpost VFW named judges for the One Nation Indivisible essay contest led by Mrs. Roy Andrews. Bill Dickson, a Amarillo High senior, submitted the first entry. Local winner advances to state, then national contest for up to $2,000. entries due by Saturday to Mrs. Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Goldingpost
Roy Andrews
Hermon Pipkin
Ernest Shearer
Amarillo College
B. L. Morgan
Oat shipment under dispute over alleged skunk infestation
In Minneapolis a carload of oats faced a dispute after two dead skunks were found inside the load. Grain salesman Robert E. Dunn delivered the oats to Searle Elevator Co who protested the deal citing foreign material. Dunn demanded proof of live skunk to grant a discount. Chicago officials ruled the skunks belonged to the carrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Robert E. Dunn
Searle Elevator Co
Searle Company
Dunn
Chicago
Grim picture of Hitler world painted by Hindus
Maurice Hindus warned Knife and Fork Club members that Nazi victory would reshape Europe. He described German rule across occupied nations, forced labor, university closures, and mass population transfers, arguing England must survive for any hope of Nazi defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Europe
Knife and Fork Club
Maurice Hindus
England
Germany
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Belgium
Holland
Norway
France
University of
Prague
Mr. Hindus
FBI Probes Bomber Wreck Near El Paso Killing Two
FBI and Civil Aeronautics Authority investigators examine wreckage of a bomber bound for Britain after it clipped a radio tower and crashed near El Paso. Two pilots, Marino Guglielmetti 42 and Robert McKee 30, were killed. their bodies were found outside the wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
U.P
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Britain
U.S. Army
Marino Guglielmetti
North Hollywood
Robert McKee
Burbank
Calif
Great Britain
Guglielmetti
John Guglielmetti
Brazil's punctuality campaign prompts extra phone line at observatory
Brazil's drive for precise time prompts the National Observatory to install two additional telephones to handle demands for correct time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
National Observatory
Fraternity Board to Meet Tonight at 7 30
The University Fraternity Club board of directors will meet at 7:30 tonight in the Southwestern Public Service auditorium. UFC represents all member fraternities and has grown from 22 to 24 national Greek-letter groups with Lambda Chi Alpha and Delta Sigma Phi joining. Alumni of recognized fraternities in Amarillo are invited to Monday luncheons at the Blackstone Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Fraternity Club
Southwestern Public Service
Sam Davis
UFC
Lambda Chi Alphas
Delta Sigma Phis
Blackstone
Amarillo
University
Davis
Veterans register to indicate service options in Amarillo
Veterans of World War I will register Saturday in Amarillo to state their willingness for immediate, general, restricted, or part time or full time service. The voluntary questionnaire drive is sponsored by the American Legion with three answering sites at the local selective service headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
American Legion
Selective Service
Legion volunteers register veterans at local sites
Veterans may register at the Legion Home on Harrison Street or in the Bert Levy Building at Polk and Fifth. Hanson post’s national defense committee led by Col. E A Simpson will handle registration with Commander John K Boyce naming members R D Fields P L Reppert M Rogers Dr John Mead Cal Farley L R Barker and Charles Keffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Home
Harrison Street
Bert Levy
Polk Street
Fifth Avenue
Hanson Post
National Defense Committee
John K Boyce
R. D. Fields
P. L. Reppert
St Johnsbury and Lake Champlain Railroad Faces Doubts
Officials of the 96 mile line in St Johnsbury gauge public concern over the railroad's future as traffic and financial viability are questioned by local authorities and investors.
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ST. Johnsbury, VI
St. Johnsbury and Lake Champlain
Railroad Craig Crossing Count Reveals Infrastructure Load
Between the two termini the line includes 04 crossings and 966 bridges and culverts, indicating substantial infrastructure along the route. The figure underscores the extensive engineering required to maintain the railroad’s passage.
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Harry Davis
American Finance CO
Bond
Nyon
Vr “Eenrucet Straig
Randolph
DIAL
Texarkana
Tex
W. S. Dickey Clay Manufacturing
U. S. Army Air
H. P. Wilhelmsen
Kansas City
David B. Hopkins
FBI
Rae
Roder
Roper
Wagner Appliance Co
Polk
Finklea Electric CO
Mahi
Mr.hatt
Southern Waters
Goodwing
Rory
Mr Vie i
Kessler
Julius Kessler Distilling Co., Incorporated
Baltimore
Mrs. French
Southwestern Public Service Company
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