USO Auditorium Names Paul Fowler New Director
Paul Fowler became director of the Auditorium USO Club in Amarillo succeeding FE D Frederick who moves to the Shoreline USO Club in Corpus Christi. Fowler, a Fort Worth native born, joins from Galveston and Abilene USO posts after 15 years with the YMCA. He and wife have a 13 year old son Galen and arrived in Amarillo days before Frederick's transfer.
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Paul Fowler
Auditorium United Service Organization Club
FE. D. Frederick
Shoreline Uso Club
Corpus Christi
New Auditorium Uso
Fort Worth
USC
USO
Young Men's Christian Association
Chicago
George Williams College
San Antonio
Fowler
Galen
Amarillo
Frederick
Five German POWs Hanged for Prison Murder at Fort Leavenworth
Five German prisoners of war were executed by hanging at the U S disciplinary barracks Fort Leavenworth Kansas for the murder of fellow prisoner Johannes Kunze at Tonkawa Oklahoma The condemned from Rommels Afrika Korps were Walter Beyer Berthold Seidel Hans Demme Hans Schomer and Willi Scholz Beyer the senior among them faced the gallows first and declined to offer a last statement.
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FT. Leavenworth
Kas
U. S
United States
Camp Gruber
Okla
Johannes Kunze
Tonkawa
Torust
Rommel
Afrika Korps
Walter Beyer
U. S. Army
Berthold Seidel
Hans Demme
Hans Schomer
Willi Scholz
Beyer
Col
Williams
Eley
Long-serving city fireman Harold Curry retires after 35 years
Harold Lynn Curry retires as the city’s longest serving fireman, a 35-year veteran from horse-drawn alarm days to modern engines. Captain Henry Phariss, 22 years in, also leaves the department after a career at San Jacinto and Central Stations. The Firemen's Relief fund provides benefits for those 20 years of service. Phariss recalls Elmhurst Hotel and Bishop Warehouse fires and a 28 mile run to Wildorado.
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Harold Lynn Curry
Henry Houston Phariss
Board of
Firemen’s Relief and Retirement Fund Trustees
R. B. Manning
Roy Hill
Dewey Morris
Phariss
San Jacinto Station
Central Station
Elmhurst Hotel
Bishop Warehouse
Wildorado
Dried peaches not requiring sugar for home canning
Miss Pauline Lakey suggests drying peaches at home when sugar stocks are low. Peaches may be dried peeled or unpeeled, treated with sulfur to preserve color, and dried by sun or electric heat. After drying until pliable and leathery, heat to 150 degrees for 15 to 30 minutes, then seal in hot jars.
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Pauline Lakey
Betty Ann Causey Visits Grandparents in Little Rock
Miss Betty Ann Causey of Little Rock Arkansas is visiting her grandparents Mr and Mrs E D Slough at 1310 Harrison.
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Betty Ann Causey
Little Rock, Ark
E. D. Slough
Harrison
Local meeting attendees listed by Elizabeth Briscoe
Elizabeth Briscoe presided as members attended including Nancy Puckett Robert Frost Hylasne Yeager Betty Burkhalter Jimmy Seewald John Coffman Sherrie Fowlkes Rene Decker Helen Holley and Jerry Elkins for the gathering.
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Elizabeth Briscoe
Nancy Puckett
Robert Frost
Hylasne Yeager
Betty Burkhalter
Jimmy Seewald
John Coffman
Sherrie Fowlkes
Rene Decker
Helen Holley
Jerry Elkins
Where Do Dallas Areas Get Their Steaks
An Amarillo man touring Dallas Denison Graham and Vernon asks where local restaurants obtain their steaks. He visits butcher shops and meat stores across the four cities and finds none. He notes Fort Worth shows only two of many Swift & Company cattle pens filled.
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Dallas
Denison
Graham
Vernon
Fort Worth
Amarilo
Swift & Company
Amarillo Odd Fellows Cancel Panhandle Circle Meeting
Rain prevented six Amarillo Odd Fellows from attending the Panhandle circle meeting planned for last night in Pampa. The group canceled the automobile trip due to a thunder shower.
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Amarillo
Order
Pampa
Santa Fe Carloadings in Week Ended July 7 1945
Santa Fe System carloadings for week ending July 7 1945 were 27 286 vs 28 894 in 1944. Cars received from connections totaled 14 293 vs 12 592 for 1944. Total cars moved were 41 579 vs 41 486 in 1944. Santa Fe handled 46 075 cars in the preceding week this year.
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Santa Fe
YWCA Recreation Program Expands Teen Nights This Summer
At a Jam Jar Junior Board meeting in the YWCA Building the group voted to open recreation rooms for teenagers on Tuesday nights from 8 to 11 starting July 17. The Jam Jar will donate 100 to help buy air conditioning for the YWCA Building.
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Jam Jor
YWCA
Gerald Shroff
Mary
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