Amarillo Sets April 3 1945 Election for Mayor and Two Commissioners
City of Amarillo orders an election for April 3 1945 to elect a Mayor and two Commissioners. Precincts 1 through 8 designate polling places including Potter County Court House Fourth Street Fire Station North Buchanan School Sanborn and Wilson Schools and others with specific vote sites and appointed judges and clerks. The charter and Texas law govern the election with notices published in the Amarillo Globe and Amarillo Times.
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State OF Texas
Potter
Randall
Amarillo
Joe A Jenkin
City of
Amarilla
Texas
Polk Street
Fort Worth & Denver City Railway
Tenth Street
Pant Railroad
P&nt
Fort Worth & Denver City Railroad
Potter County Court House
Fort Worth
Chicaco, Rock Island and Gulf Rilroad
Ciicarn Rock Island & Gulf Railroad
Denver City Railwey
Denver City Railroad
Fourth Street
Arillo
North Buchanan Street
Horace Mann
Denver City
Rairoad
Sanborn School
Roberts Street
Taylor and
Taylor Street
39Th Avenue
Wilson School
11Th Street
Tenth Streets
Jackson Street
Sixteenth Street
Jackson and
Bowie
Wolflin Ave
Gitye Limits
10Th Street
Wobtlin School
Hughes Street
Said
Chicago, Rock Island and Gulf Railroad
San Jacinto Building
Paul E. Olson
A. C. Branchi
Pearl Tarwater
Frank J. Redder
H. M. Britt
Fred Bessey
A. W. DaHope
W. D. Robertson
Clyde C. Rice
Ngaese C. L. LaGrone
Geo. H. Fickie
H. C. Russell
C. H. Nunley
D. W. Britain
Royce Gant
Frank M. Neal
Betty Austin
W. D. Westbay
R. J. Parsons
G. J. Nima
P. FE. Darnall
Rolla V. Cartwright
Gus S. Leitwich
State of
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo Times
Potter and
Fort Worth and
Denver City Railway
Tenth Avenue
Chicago, Rock Island & Gulf Railroad
North Buchanan
P&nt Railroad
Wilson School Building
29Th Avenue
City
Sixteenth Avenue
Wolfflin
Fairy McQueen
Jno. F. Ross
H. B. Martin
A. W. da Hope
W.d Robertson
C. L. LaGrone
Geo. H Fickie
H. C Russell
R. J Parsons
G. Nunn
P. E. Darnall
Gus Leftwich
A J. Crow
GC. O. Defenhaugh
Robert Ricks
W. Truitt Butler
Elsie Montgomery
Kenneth Kohler
Kenyon
Texas. and the Charter of the City of
Iwo Jima Casualty Details From Nurses Reports
Miss Wiley of Yakima and San Francisco spoke with Mutual Broadcasting System about Iwo Jima casualties. Navy nurse Lt. Thelma Laird described the wounds as the worst she had seen, many caused by mortar fire and filled with volcanic ash after their clothes were removed.
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Yakima
Wash
San Francisco
Mutual Broadcasting System Corr
Arthur Primm
Navy
Thelma Laird
Elmira
N. Y
Laird
Iwo Jima
Sign of the Times in Manila Beer Sign Remnant
In Manila on February 24 a battered old illuminated sign atop an ice plant near the walled city partially reads Don't miss Manila's finest San Miguel beer. The wartime fighting damaged the sign and responders did not salvage its full message.
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Manila
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Sign of the Times
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Herring Hotels
Vigo Park
Joe Shields
R. T. Darne! Forest
Helen Knochs
Mary Oliver Coble
Psir
John D. McBride
Blackburn
Hone
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Harrison
Amarillo Laundry Dry Cleaners
Allied van Lines
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