Southern Great Plains Federal Credit Union Annual Meeting
The Southern Great Plains Federal Credit Union held its yearly gathering at the Soil Conservation Service headquarters. Members approved a five percent dividend and added profits to the cash surplus fund. R P Dorough elected president succeeding Ivan D McCarty. Irene Toll vice president and Joseph W Field treasurer. Directors include F Hobgood Charles Butler Olga Mueller and Bob Crites. Farl G Bishop chairs the credit committee with Robert A Hill and Deb Polley. Supervisory committee: Larry Aaronson chair Owen Miller and Harry N Clarke. Herbert E Lewis re-elected chairman of education and publicity. The union serves employees of the FSA RAE and related offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Dorough
Ivan D. McCarty
Irene Toll
Joseph W. Field
F. &. Hobgood
Charles Butler
Olga Mueller
Bob Crites
Farl G Bishop
Robert A Hill
Deb Polley
Larry Aaronson
Owen Miller
Harry N. Clarke
Herbert E. Lewis
FSA
RAE
Fraternity Club Dance Saturday in Amarillo Hotel
The University Fraternity Club will hold an informal dance Saturday at 9 PM in the Amarillo Hotel. Admission is $1 per couple with light lunch or buffet supper. The event invites all members and wives and eligible men and wives. The club, formed about a year ago, has nearly 100 members across thirty national fraternities and also hosts monthly socials and a weekly luncheon.
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University Fraternity Club
Amarillo
John Halley
Soint Greek Letter College
Blackstone Hotel
Japanese Take Homes in Hawai as Fearful Invasion Loomed
Troops say Japanese believed Pearl Harbor would fall by nightfall on December 7 and moved into evacuated American homes in Hawaii. Wife of a Navy officer recounts residents being told this was their home no longer. Parallel notes cover iron and steel plant loans, blackout tests, and rumors of government savings seizures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Harbor
Honolulu
George D. Quirk
U. S. Navy
Courthouse Records District court deals in deeds and divorces
Courthouse records list warranty deeds Nellie Abrahamson and heirs to Cecil Wise for Roberts Place lot 3 block 24 at $16 and T M Bruner to M P Hines covering multiple Miller Heights lots at $850. Divorces: G C Crump vs Lucile Crump Velma Johnson vs Robert L Johnson Homer W Cochran vs Hazel May Cochran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Abrahamson
Cecil Wise
Roberts Place
T. M. Bruner
M. P. Hines
Miller Hts
G. C. Crump
Lucile Crump
Valerie Davis
Penola Davis
Velma Johnson
Robert L. Johnson
Homer W. Cochran
Hazel May Cochran
Ships Held in Port For Essential Use
The Maritime Commission urged Atlantic Pacific and Gulf intercoastal lines not to start new voyages as the government would seize vessels over 5,000 tons for essential service. Forty ships in intercoastal trade and fifteen in three intercoastal services valued at 256 000 to 306 000 deadweight tons would be taken, with on voyage ships to be turned over after completing their trips.
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New York
U.P
Maritime Commission
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf of Mexico
Commission
Leonard Dealers Meet In Amarillo For Regulations Talk
Leonard refrigerator dealers of the Amarillo area gather at the Herry Hotel for a luncheon meeting led by speakers Russ Pairson, Dick Parsons, and J O Harris. Nunn Electric is the Amarillo Leonard distributor. About 30 dealers attend as plans for the coming months are discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Refrigerator
Amarillo
Herry Hotel
Russ Pairson
Dick Parsons
Leonard
J. O. Harris
Nunn Electric Company
Leonard Company
Government reports enough gas masks for all soldiers
Testimony before a House committee shows the United States has three adequate gas masks on hand to supply every army member and some civilians, indicating improved wartime preparedness.
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Washington
House
Spy Scare Starts After Bullets Found In Parked Car
Police in Kansas City trace a possible spy scare to a parked car containing homemade bullets, a lead melting pot, an army belt, a mask, blueprints, a Washington map, and a driver’s license. Citing war demands, officers pursue leads while the suspect claims work at Remington. Major William B. Ruggles set for Camp Barkley duty, and a Houston golf invitation is canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
U.P
FBI
Washington
Houston
C. H. Mann
Dubuque
Mann
Remington Arms Plant
Here
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Credit Union Group Meets
Southern Great Plains Federal Credit Union
Soil Conservation Service
Fraternity
Banda Sea
Darwin
Equator
Imadang
Guinea
Arafura Sea
Carpentaria
Barrow Creek
Laeq
Salamaua
Cape
York PenInsula
Cooktown
Cardwell
Australia
Rabaul
Ireland
New
Britain
Cora
Sea
New Britain
New Guinea
Solomon Islands
Hawai
Paul Dollarhide
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Powell Combs
Alpha Tau Omega
Vaughn Combs
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Joan Halley
Sigma Phi Epsilon
North Carolina
de Soto
Smoky Mountains
Sweden
Senate
William Mitchell
Mitchell
Army
High Command
Air Corps
Roosevelt
The
Associated Press
John W. Carpenter
Office of Production Management
Daingerfield
Carpenter
Defense Plants Corporation
Harlingen
Santa Rose
Combes
Ren R Ron
Bordwell’s
Harrison
Pascal Celery
Swift's
Pinkney's
Chase and Sanborn's
Perch
Swift
POST
Catsup
Colorado
Courthouse Records
Leonard Dealers
Dept. W. American Meat Institute
Chicago
American Meat Institute
Council On Foods and Nutritions of the
HAM
Federal Communications Commission
United States
Erie
California
Sunkist
California Fruit Growers Exchange
FEF
OLEO
Texas
Doz
Tamales
Marco
Vegetale
Pinkney
Morrell
Med
Edding
N. Buchanan
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