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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1945
Page
3
A truck carrying cigars halted at a downtown traffic light. before the signal changed, 50 cartons were stolen by an unknown thief. No injuries reported. Police investigating the incident and reviewing nearby surveillance footage.
Edwin J Dingle, once near death in Forbidden Tibet, describes a mystic led awakening that he says granted health wealth and worldwide recognition. He offers a free 9000 word treatise from The Institute of Mentalphysics in Los Angeles to readers, urging prompt replies before limited copies run out.
The USO marks its fourth anniversary with three events at Army Technical Village and Pantex USO Clubs today Thursday and Saturday. A bridge and forty two game, a bingo tournament with 56 grocery items, and a Saturday night Community Hall dance headline the celebrations.
Amarillo Production Credit Association members to meet February 2 at 9 15 A M in the Victory Theater. Syd Powers secretary treasurer announces 105110 dollars stock investment and more than 15000000 dollars loaned to farmers and stockmen in 12 Panhandle counties over 11 years. Two new directors to be elected. Byron Gist reports Texas Farm Credit Admin totals 26350 members across 36 affiliated agencies.
Lt Cmdr Bill McMillen of a mine sweeper division in tropical waters asks his mother for an illustrated book on tropical sea fish to aid his men who rely on salt water fish for meals. He notes some fish are poisonous and requests help from Amarillo. Contact Mrs McMillen at 1204 West Eighteenth or numbers 4431 or 23289.
W. N. Stokes associate justice of the Court of Civil Appeals could not find a seat on a train. He sat on the floor with a newspaper as a cushion, then bumped by a door when a soldier opened it. He is home from Port Hueneme on nine days leave. son of Floyd and Mrs. Jones.
Seaman first class Floyd Jones is reported as serving aboard the destroyer escort or assigned to a naval ship. The fragment notes his name and rank with no further details about duties location ship or duty status.
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