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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1946

Page

2

Two Major Airlines Here Now Handling Air Freight

Amarillo sees freight service by Braniff and TWA, with TWA planning 18 to 20 cent rates for transcontinental shipments as planes and staff grow. Braniff began Dec 1 with initial shipments including brooms from Colorado, while TWA operates coast to coast. Fresh fish and flowers move quickly. fruits and garments arrive from coastal markets. Export material is scarce, limiting outbound shipments. TWA serves 33 coast to coast cities and uses deferment with separate pickup and delivery charges. Cargo costs currently 38

Braniff Airways Colorado TWA Amarillo Air Express

Highway Fatalities Rise 38 Percent in 1945 in New Mexico

Santa Fe report shows 163 highway deaths in January through October 1945, up from 125 in the same period of 1944. Director J. B. Mitchell of the Drivers' License Division, Bureau of Revenue, cites the year to date increase.

Santa FE U.P New Mexico J. B. Mitchell Bureau of Revenue Mitchell

Dalhart Post Office Receipts Rise in 1945

Dalhart postal receipts for 1945 reached 64 605 dollars, marking a gain over the year but remaining about 20 percent below the 1944 peak of 80 416 dollars. The drop mirrors reduced activity at the Dalhart Army Air Field in the latter half of the year.

Dalhart Dalhart Army Air Field

Postmaster Jack Wade Reported Over Air Field Post Office

Postmaster Jack Wade was reported to be due to drop in receipts at the air field post office, signaling changes in local postal revenue. The note highlights financial concerns facing the facility and its administrative oversight.

Jack Wade Air Field Post Office

Twelve Enlist In U S Navy From Amarillo and Wellington

A Saturday release by M. E Pierce announces twelve men enlisting for two years in the regular Navy. Amarillo recruits include Cecil Lloyva Boyle Billie Floyd Oller Louis Donald Brown Gerald Castleberry Jack Donald Martin and Chester Lee Seaton. Wellington entrants are James Alvin Winter Jimmie Scott Billy Arthur Nelson Newman Lee Brown Howard Thurman Moore and Clyde Eugene Scott from Guyman Oklahoma.

Amarillo M. E Pierce Cecil Lloyva Boyle Geneva Katherine Killion West Seventh Billie Floyd Oller Jacob B. Oller North McMasters Louis Donald Brown Bird A Brown East Fourteenth Gerald Castleberry John Castleberry Virginia Jack Donald Martin Clement J. Martin Fairfield Chester Lee Seaton Arthur W. Seaton Rusk Wellington James Alvin Winter, Jr Anns A. Winter Jimmie Scott Maxine Hackworth Billy Arthur Nelson Arthur R. Nelson Newman Lee Brown Millard R. Brown Howard Thurman Moore Leslie A. Moore Guyman Okla Clyde Eugene Scott Clyde W. Scott

Funeral Services Yesterday For W. B. Hudspeth at Texline

Funeral services were held at the Texline Baptist church for W. B. Hudspeth a Texline resident for 35 years and longtime Dallam county commissioner. He died Thursday in a Clayton hospital after illness midweek. Survivors include his wife two daughters and five sons.

Texline Texline Baptist Church W. B. Hudspeth Sam Hanson Dalhart Dallam Hudspeth Clayton Mary Stewart J. F. Day Amarillo F. E J. C H. E W. C Hereford

Major Harold Scoggins Now in Philippines

Dalhart residents report Major Harold Scoggins, former Methodist pastor in Dalhart and Borger, is stationed in the Philippines. His wife, living in Georgetown, plans to join him soon. Scoggins, a World War I veteran, served as Army chaplain after World War II began, and his son Grant is discharged but holds a first lieutenant rank in the Air Corps Reserve. Both Scoggins and his wife attend Southwestern University in Georgetown.

Dalhart Maj Harold Scoggins Borger Philippines Georgetown Major Scoggins Grant Air Corps Reserve Young Scoggins Southwestern University

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