Funeral today for J Paul Lynn killed in crash
Funeral services for J Paul Lynn 34 were set for 2 PM at Polk Street Methodist Church with Dr Neal D Cannon officiating. Burial followed at Liano Cemetery. Lynn, an employee at Blackburn Bros, moved to Amarillo from Wichita Falls seven years ago and served in the Seabees. He is survived by his son James Paul Lynn Jr and several siblings. A companion, Mildred Dickerson, survived with minor injuries. Funeral arrangements were by Blackburn Shaw Funeral Home.
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J. Paul Lynn
Plainview
Polk Street Methodist Church
Neal D. Cannon
Liano Cemetery
John Frieland
al Hurlock
Howard Blackburn
Clarence Sigman
Lloyd Mundell
Stanley Blackburn
Lynn
Blackburn Bros
Amarillo
Wichita Falls
Borden Company
Seabees
James Paul Lynn, Jr
Mildred Dickerson
Pierce
Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home
Car Collision Involves R. Finder and J. Farr Jr
R. Finder of 3107 Harrison sustained minor injuries in a crash at West Sixth and Florida last night. He was riding with J. M. Farr Jr., also of 3107 Harrison, whose 1941 Oldsmobile collided with a 1940 Mercury driven by Bob Lee Nelson of Clovis. Nelson was traveling south on Florida while Farr moved east on Sixth.
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L. R. Pinder
Harrison
West Sixth
Florida
J. M. Farr, Jr
Farr
Bob Lee Nelson
Clovis
Nelson
Sixth
Japanese surrender remembered in orderly cemeteries
Miss Wardle notes graves marked with white crosses in Japan memorials. She, born in Plainview, moved to Amarillo in 1926 and later worked at the helium plant before overseas duty, recalling the American flag as the lone reminder of the surrender. Bargains Galore in the Want Ads.
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Wardle
Miss Wardle
Plainview
Amarillo
Stenographer Faye Wardle Ships Overseas for Japan Duty
Faye Marie Wardle writes home from Yokohama after volunteering as a stenographer for the War Department. She left New York November 8 and arrived in Yokohama December 27 to begin her overseas year. Her parents are Mr and Mrs Frank Wardle of 812 Prospect.
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Japan
Faye Marie Wardle
Frank Wardle
Miss Wardle
War Department
New York
Yokohama
Fire forces smothering of blaze at watchmaker shop
A second floor fire started when a cleaning machine toppled against a stove spilling cleaning fluid that caught fire. Watchmaker shop manager Murray Goodman said Mr. Cameron was singed but otherwise unharmed. Firemen arrived at 9 58 with four trucks and several firefighters were overcome by fumes. Also a county court case fined Willie Littlejohn $100 for aggravated assault on a Black woman. Bargains Galore in the Want Ads.
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Murray Goodman
Cameron
Wise
Willie Littlejohn
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Amarillo College
A. M. Meyer
Aluminum
Builders Supply CO
Harrison ST
Paul Lynn
R. Finder
Tay Kd
Chicago
Muggsy
The
Angelo
Homer Dameron
Zale Jewelry Co. Inc
Eighth and Polk
Vaughn
Contracting and Service
Ohio
D. M. Hawkins
Texas
Cretney Drug
POLK
State Reserve Life
East 5Th St
Glen Crawley
Eugene Harris
Joe Nall
Harold Read
W. E. Reisdorph
Bill Wall
Kinsey
Philadelphia
Rirtas
Okinawa
Osaka
Tokyo
Aca
Cope
Ith and Buchanan
Ol’ Vernon Sez
Oriental Cleaners
Vernon Hancock
Firestone Tires
TOM Mott
Pexaco Products
van Buren
Electric Irons Proctor
404 Taylor
ND Radio
Pacem
Bali
Rayon Cor
Bull Tire CO
Tyler
Ivan
LLOYD
Howard
Paul
Legal Reserve Burial Policy
Alton
Boxwell Bros. Funeral Home
Perryton
Sweetbriar's
China
Hollander Muskrat
Silverblue
Kolinsky
Amarillo Texas
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