Hearse Mystery Solved Amid Scrap Rubber Campaign
The old horse drawn hearse found by Mrs. B. E. Nowlin is owned by a neighbor since 1901 and stored in a local petroleum company's warehouse. It was moved to clear space for scrap rubber collection at Amarillo stations and will return to storage after shipment. The piece is now identified and the mystery ends. Also, British hospitals receive oxygen masks donated by the American Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E B. Nowlin
Taylor Street
Amarillo
Red Cross
City Laboratory Undergoes Two Day Official Inspection
A two day official inspection of Amarillo city laboratory concluded with Claryce Pitts, supervisor of the serology department of state laboratories, meeting with Jack Wyatt, chief chemist in charge of sanitation. Wyatt said the state aims to conform with national laboratory standards and to determine needed aid in supplies and personnel. The visit reviewed minimum qualifications for laboratory workers and noted state assistance in testing for Selective Service across 25 counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Claryce Pitts
Serological Department of State Laboratories
Jack Wyatt
Pitts
National Committee
Wyatt
Courthouse Records Deed Transfers and Licenses Listed
Warranty deeds record transfers from L Ellis to Arthur Kellar. Harry H Benson to S B Archer. M M McWhorter to Harry H Benson. Nettie Walden to Thomas D Pittman. A G Randall to Lucy B Randall. Miles Realty Co to C E Delk. Arthur Hunt to Maud Brians. H Keffer to R H Gilliam. Arch R Miner to Virgil I Lightfoot. Marriage licenses issued for Roy Wilson and Farley Smith. Burnice Blackwell and Bertie Jo Garnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Ellis
Arthur Kellar
San Jacinto Heights
Harry H. Benson
S. B Archer
Ind
M. M. McWhorter
Industrial
Nettie Walden
Thomas D. Pittman
Glidden & Sanborn
A. G. Randall
Lucy B Randall
Miles Realty Co
C. E. Delk
Mirror
Roy Wilson
Farley Smith
Burnice Blackwell
Bertie Jo Garnett
13 Negroes Are Drafted Here
Thirteen Negro men were sent from Amarillo to Lubbock for final examination for army service. Draft Board No 1 led by Rufus Vernon Chase with Charles Alfred Thompson as assistant leader, accompanied by Luther Bracey Harold Givens Roosevelt Allen Nathaniel King L. D. Howell Alvin Williams Tommie James Walker Clyde Moore Jr Amos Johnson Hamp Skinner and Jimmie Brown. AR If a blackout occurs in a British city a fifth columnist near the city hall could be spotted by a flare and the culprit arrested in 30 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Lubbock
Rufus Vernon Chase
Charles Alfred Thompson
Luther Bracey
Harold Givens
Roosevelt Allen
Nathaniel King
L. D. Howell
Alvin Williams
Tommie James Walker
Clyde Moore, Jr
Amos Johnson
Hamp Skinner
Jimmie Brown
Bolivia Faces Rising Costs From Imports and War Losses
Higher prices for food and other necessities imported from the United States contribute to rising costs in Bolivia's mining sector. A tanker carrying gasoline is sunk by an Axis submarine, with enough fuel to drive 5,000 cars for a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bolivia
Also Mentioned on This Page
U. S
Blue Jay
St. Joseph
Feenamint
Ade
Haarlam
Taylor
Coca-Cola
Goodness
Coca-Cola Company
Amarillo Coca Cola
Lincoln &J
Bottling
Courthouse Records
Ft Simmee
Sy Laura Sh Heeler
Amarillo Globe
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Herman Neubauer
Betty Roberts
Chicago
Uncle Sam
Willard
Ted Lorey
Fillmore St
L.N. Pittman
Optometrist
Globe-News
NAVY
Levine's Price
Levine
Mademoiselle
Yevines TL
Texas
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!