Seek Better Mail Boxes In Rural Areas
Rural area mail box owners will be asked to replace unserviceable containers this month. Amarillo assistant postmaster J. C. Ely says wartime regulations requiring approved mail boxes were not enforced due to scarce materiel.
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J. C. Ely
Amarillo
Government approves metal rural box replacements
The text explains that government approved boxes are metal built and rural carriers will note old wooden boxes. The campaign will continue to encourage voluntary replacements, with no force on patrons who may choose to keep their existing boxes.
Two Jester Appointments Become Effective Today
Gov Beauford H Jester made two new appointments in Austin. Leon Jaworski of Houston was named to the Texas Civil Judicial Council for the unexpired term of Major T Bell of Beaumont ending July 1 1951. Jaworski previously led the European war crimes trial section of the JAG department. Galloway Calhoun of Tyler was named to the James Stephen Hogg Memorial Commission replacing Herman V Puckett of Quitman for a term ending June 12 1951.
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Austin
U.P
Beauford H. Jester
Leon Jaworski
Houston
Texas Civil Judicial Council
Major T. Bell
Beaumont
Jaworski
Judge Advocate General's Department
Galloway Calhoun
Tyler
James Stephen Hogg
Herman V. Puckett
Quitman
Dinner Honors Scout Leaders Dinner Honors Scout Leaders
More than 300 attended the annual Llano Estacado Council Boy Scouts banquet at the Herring Hotel to honor citizens and install new officers. Lewis P. Fields was reinstalled president as officers and national committeemen were named, plus Silver Beaver awards. A main speaker reviewed the 1947 World Jamboree in France.
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Boy Scouts of America
Herring Hotel
Lewis P. Fields
W. J. Hiatt
Virgil P. Patterson
O. H. Finch
Dalhart
Ezelle Fox
Dumas
W. E. Cameron
Hereford
C. R. Burrow
Canyon
J. A. Hill
Lon C. McCrory
Spencer Baird
Dorsey B. Smith
Hiatt
A. Tuck
France
Robert McNeil
E. F. States
Arlin Streu
John S. McKnight
K.S. Grenewald
H. Grady Wilson
Fred de Coster
Dick Bivins
Dallam - Hartley - Sherman
Dorothy Johnson
Amarillo
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Mrs Wilma Davis Dies in Silverton
Mrs Wilma Joyce Davis 25 of Silverton died at 1 30 this morning in St Anthony s Hospital after a week long illness. Surviving are husband L E Davis two daughters Peggy and Delia a son Dwin and mother Mrs Prudee Smithee all of Silverton. She belonged to the Church of Christ. Funeral and burial will be in Silverton with body transported today by N S Griggs & Sons.
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Wilma Joyce Davis
Silverton
St. Anthony’s Hopsital
L. E. Davis
Peggy
Delia Davis
Dwin Davis
Prudee Smithee
N. S. Griggs & Sons
Last Rites Held for Head Of Trans-Texas Airways
L. D. McKaughan, 69, longtime vice president of Trans-Texas Airways, died at his Houston home. His earlier career included leading teams of oxen in Spindletop and Orange oil fields and managing up to 200 mule teams hauling freight.
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Houston
L. D. McKaughan
Trans-Texas Airways
McKaughan
Spindletop
Orange
Clique at Fault as Delinquency Debate Continues
An Amarillo High School student argues that exclusive social groups must raise standards to include all members working toward a common cause, warning that shared heritage could be lost if unity is not achieved.
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Chuck
America
Amarillo High School
Globe
Talks to resume on lend-lease with Moscow
An official announcement from Moscow on January 23 said negotiations would be resumed soon in Washington to settle lend-lease questions between the United States and the Soviet Union.
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Moscow
Washington
United States
Russia
Asparagus: A Long-Lived Perennial Crop Practice
Asparagus is a perennial plant that, with proper cultivation, yields profitable crops for 10 to 15 years. This long productive life makes it a valuable option for growers seeking sustained harvests and stable returns over a decade or more.
Girl Scout Leaders To Attend Austin Meeting
Miss Ruth Minton and Miss Catherine Rives will travel to Austin for a meeting of Girl Scout professional workers. Region IX staff from Texas, Oklahoma, and New Mexico will join a refresher course January 26 to 31 led by Miss Leah Parker. The pair return Sunday.
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Ruth Minton
Catherine Rives
Austin
Region IX
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Leah Parker
Miss Minton
Miss Rives
Prewar US Freight Travel Volumes Highlight Transport Scale
In an average year before World War II US transport systems carried about 600 billion ton miles of inter city freight. This figure underscores the extensive freight network and the scale of economic activity prior to wartime disruptions.
Nevada Ranked Sixth in Size by Area
The state of Nevada ranks sixth in size with an area of 110,690 square miles.
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State of
Nevada
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