Amarillo Visitors and Travelers Headed for Mountain Resorts
Amarillo remains a hub for travel chatter as residents plan escapes to Eagle Nest Lake New Mexico Camp Picketwire Colorado and Wagon Wheel Gap Colorado after visiting kin. Local residents Browning Pyeatt and mother visit Levelland while John Terry relocates from South Bend to Amarillo for work as Eleana Chapman stops en route to Tulsa and Leona Leigh surveys business prospects in town. Lynn Denton of Detroit conducts steel work in Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Leigh
Boston
Mass
Amarillo
Lynn Denton
Detroit, Mich
Hitler Relinquishes Active Command and Reinstates Brauchitsch
Stockholm dispatchs report Adolf Hitler gave up active army command and named Field Marshal Walther von Brauchitsch as commander in chief while Erwin Wittl en von Witzleben retires. Fedor von Bock remains in field command under Brauchitsch. Fort Sheridan notes tallest baseball battery with Roland Scholl at 6 ft 5 in and Frank Boryszewski at 6 ft 2 in.
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Sidney J
London
Stockholm
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Walther von Brauchitsch
Erwin von Witzieben
Hitler
Brauchitsch
Fedor von Bock
Brauchitseh
London Daily Mail
Witzleben
Moscow
Leningrad
Rostov
United States
Heinz Guderian
Russia
Fort Sheridan, Til
UPI
Fort Sheridan
Roland Scholl
Scholl
Frank Boryszewski
Letters to Tack Chronicles Jobs Lost Items and Requests
Readers submit wants for work and help locating belongings. A 16 year old seeks cafe and grocery work, a 15 year old offers child care, a painter seeks gigs, and others request finds for a diploma and a purse from Pearl Harbor keepsake. Cash rewards offered for recovered items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
Robert Mitchell
Johnson St
State adopts cigarette fire safety sacks in Olympia
The state forestry council approves a plan to distribute large red sacks to every smoker in the state. Each bag will hold a package of cigarettes as part of a fire consciousness program implemented in Olympia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forestry Council
Wages and jobs listed in Amarillo roundup
A jumble of personal ads and social notes lists job seekers in Amarillo including a practical nurse seeking work and housing, a 15 year old girl for housecleaning or childcare, a 14 year old for domestic help, and a colored woman seeking part or full time work. The column also notes infra red cameras used by photographers during blackouts in New Zealand and local social visits and personnel changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Tornado Spares Eggs in Pryor Home
Oklahoma City safety chief recounts a Pryor house where a roof and walls were torn away but a kitchen table remained with a small basket of eggs unbroken. The incident came as he oversaw rescue work in 18 tornado struck towns during the spring storm period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
U.P
Walter B. Johnson
Pryor
Okla
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Mrs. W. R. Campbell
Rome
Wagon Wheel Gap
Colorado
Mae Hurd
Lexington
Tulsa
Oklo
Army
Eastman & Cannon
Harley Sadler
Fourth and
Jefferson
Toby
Tech
Ryde Heard
North Harrison St
State Theater
Cdaniel
Pearl Harbor
Waikiki Beach
Hugh Ripley
General Delivery
East 10Th Highway
Diamond 8 Ranch
Bobby McSmith
N. Taylor St
Jackson Street
Uperman
Superman
Canby
Placateq
Blondie
King
Syndacare, Inc
Donald Duck
Moon Mullins
Cee
Mamie
Uncle Willie
Miss Type
Keen Benton
Gaderey
Joop
Nth
Meebe
Oscar
Red Ryder
Jane Arden
Tito
Pooner
Rey
Wan Gee Willina Sos
Hunssley's
Hunsley
House OF Color
Olympia
Wash
Ethyl
Lewis Gasmarts
Home Owned and Operated
Georgia
E. R. Lewis & Sons
16Th & Polk
Canadian
Texas
W. B. Phillips
Jefferson St
Ardell Davis
13Th Avenue
South Pierce Street
M. J
Washington Street
N. Adams Street
Round Town
Street
Inlaw
Alec Young
Young
Lipscomb County
Rosemary Withers
Plainview
Enid Ware
Tuscon
Tornado
L.N. Pittman Optometrist
Harley-Davidson
Eldon F. Beer
Mer
FISK
Southern Brokerage Co
Bee Mary Montgomery
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