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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1945

Page

4

Amarillo not bottleneck for military rail moves officials say

Amarillo railroad officials rejected the claim that the city is the Southwest’s critical military bottleneck. R E L Phillips cited 5600 miles of East West track under Western Lines, noting labor shortages are spread across lines and calling for more track workers, firemen in training, carpenters and shop staff.

Amarillo Erringer Phillips Western Lines Almarillo Mr. Phillips West Coast

Sergeant Keith Killion Home on 30 Day Furlough

In France on D-Day Plus 3 sergeant Keith Killion returns to visit his parents, Fred and Mary Killion, at 207 North Mc Masters. He served 18 months in the European Theater, with the 3103rd Signal Service Battalion under the 12th Army group. He landed in France on D-Day Plus 3, his unit earning the Meritorious Service Plaque and a recommendation for the Distinguished Unit Citation. He will report to Fort Monmouth New Jersey after furlough for further training before deployment to the Pacific.

Keith Killion Fred Killion North McMasters Killion 3103Rd Signal Service Battalion 12Th Army Group France Fort Monmouth N. J Pacific

West Coast military traffic strains rail lines

The WMC ODT and RRB press a Texas New Mexico Louisiana labor drive to relieve bottlenecks as congestion worsens from Colorado through the Panhandle to Arizona with emphasis on recruiting in New Orleans Dallas Fort Worth El Paso and other towns.

Amarillo el Paso West Coast Fred Wells WMC ODT RRB Texas New Mexico Louisiana New Orleans Dallas Fort Worth Oklahoma Panhandle Arizona California

Beville Brothers Reunite in Innsbruck Austria

In Innsbruck Austria last month Lt John R Beville and Capt Pat Beville reunited marking the birthday of John on June 24 They are sons of Mr and Mrs Harwood Beville of Amarillo The reunion ended over 20 months apart Capt Beville served in the inspector general department about 20 months and Lt Beville commanded a German POW camp in Innsbruck Both officers graduated from Texas A M College with reserve commissions and were called to active service in January 1942 They are alumni of Amarillo High School with Pat attending Amarillo Junior College and John West Texas State College before joining A M

Pat Beville Innsbruck Austria John R. Beville Harwood Beville Beville Inspector General Department Germany Texas A. & M. College Pearl Harbor Amarillo High School Pat Amarillo Junior College John West Texas State College

Launch of SS Amarillo Victory to be broadcast

Panhandle residents may hear the actual launching of the SS Amarillo Victory from Wilmington California on July 1. Radio KGNC will air the 20 minute ceremony tomorrow at 7 PM using electrical transcription. Participants include Mayor Joe A. Jenkins Amarillo Mrs Jenkins and their son John the launching maid and matron of honor and California Shipbuilding Corporation officials.

Panhandle Wilmington Cal KGNC Joe A. Jenkins Amarillo

Connally Confident Senate Votes To Ratify UN Charter

Senator Connally of Texas declared enough Senate votes exist to reject reservations to the United Nations charter while opposing witnesses prepare to testify before the Foreign Relations Committee. Senator Wheeler of Montana seconded the view that reservations will not pass, as hearings proceed on the 50 nation peace keeping agreement with proponents and opponents lined up for briefings. The panel aims to send the treaty to the Senate early next week.

Washington Connally Texas Senate Foreign Relations Committee Wheeler Montana

Publicity Group Coordinates Amarillo Industrial Material

The Amarillo Chamber of Commerce publicity committee meets at 8 tonight to coordinate industrial and wholesale development material for a forthcoming publication. Chairman Paul Allingham leads with Johnny Forkner Norris Ewing R C Jennett Marvin Saunders Frank P Allen and L J Cassell among the members.

Amarillo Chamber of Commerce Paul Allingham Johnny Forkner Norris Ewing R. C. Jennett Marvin Saunders Frank P. Allen L. J. Cassell

Texas Cities Above 10000 Population in 1940

The report lists forty four Texas cities with populations exceeding ten thousand as of 1940. It highlights urban growth and demographic distribution across the state during the period.

Texas

Firemen Relief Fund Grows to Four Members

The Firemen's Relief and Retirement Fund now has four members including the widow of a fireman and veterans Henry Lynn Curry 35 years of service and Captain Phariss. The board comprises R B Manning Roy Hill Dewey Morris with Mayor Joe A Jenkins as chairman and Katherine Burwell as secretary. Firemen elect board members from among themselves with payroll deductions of 3 percent from monthly salaries and fund proceeds from various sources.

Firemen’s Relief and Retirement Fund Henry Lynn Curry C. B. Williams Captain Phariss Board of Firemen’s Relief and Retirement Fund R. B. Manning Roy Hill Dewey Morris Joe A. Jenkins Katherine Bu

Firemen's Ball Funds and Retirement Rules Discussed

The annual firemen's ball receives support from a yearly state appropriation. Standard retirement requires a 55 year old member with at least 20 years of service. Disability benefits, however, ignore the service length requirement.

Retirement pension payments for four firemen listed

Maximum pension is one half of salary up to $100 monthly. The four beneficiaries currently receive $60.33, $72.47, $73.25, and $81.37 per month, totaling $287.42 monthly under the municipal pension fund.

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