Army rejects Chinese inductee from Amarillo draft board
Draft officials report a Chinese selectee from Houston was rejected at the induction station over a citizenship question. He was transferred from the Houston board to the local board for induction, but the local board had no role in his classification.
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Draft Board No. 2
Houston
Selective Service
Defense Work Meeting Set At Amarillo Hotel
J B Martin today was issued a building permit for a five thousand five hundred dollar six room brick home at 1204 Travis Street. Defense work meeting details pooling defense facilities will be explained tomorrow at a Chamber of Commerce event in Amarillo Hotel at 2 PM with Lowell Stapf announcing the session. Sidney Kring J C Boyd and S T Mendez will address defense work and priorities and answer questions. Operators of local industries are urged to attend.
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J. B. Martin
Travis Street
Lowell Stapf
Amarillo Hotel
Chamber of Commerce
Sidney Kring
Wichita Falls
J. C. Boyd
S. T. Mendez
Wichita Engineering Company
Mr. Stapf
Navy Surges Ahead in War Of Recruits
The Navy pushed recruitment forward in Amarillo and Borger with two new Navy enlistees, Jerry Cleve Stroup of Pampa and Jack Gray of Amarillo, bringing the month’s total to eight. Army and Marine numbers are modest, with six Amarillo flying cadet applications pending and at least 26 more needed for the local unit. A recruiting forum with Navy, Army and Marine reps is set for tomorrow at 7 p.m. on KGNC.
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Navy
Jerry Cleve Stroup
Pampa
Jack Grayson Gibson
Fourth Avenue
Amarillo
Thomas R Vann
Borger
F. M. Bell
R. D. Short
Chamber of Commerce
Army
Marine
KGNC
Error in Odom Divorce Case Is Rectified
An error in courthouse records published in the Globe last Friday is corrected. The Odom divorce case should read T. B. Odom vs. Ada Odom, divorce. Lassee, Ala. Frank Ross of Jackson ville, and Dink Ross and Charles L. Ross of Amarillo.
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Odom
Globe
T. B. Odom
Ada Odom
Lassee
Ala
Frank Ross
Jacksonville
Dink Ross
Charles L. Ross
Amarillo
Denman V. Ross Dies Suddenly Amarillo Bootmaker Veteran
Denman V. Ross aged 42 a Amarillo bootmaker for 18 years died suddenly this morning at the family home 1300 East Sixth Avenue after several weeks of illness. He was a WWI veteran and American Legion member with a shop at 318 East Fourth Avenue. Survived by wife Nettie Mae Ross and children D W Ross Jr Charles M Ross Lula Faye Rosal ie and Julia Ross plus five brothers Emory Barnett Ross of East Tal. Funeral at 10 Friday from Central Church of Christ. Body in state at Boxwell Brothers Chapel.
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Denman V. Ross
Amarillo
East Sixth Avenue
Boxwell Brothers Chapel
Central Church of Christ
Ross
Southwest
East Fourth Avenue
American Legion
Nettie Mae Ross
D. W. Ross, Jr
Charles M. Ross
A. W. Cates
Lula Faye
Rosalie
Julia Ross
Emory Ross
Barnett Ross
East Tal
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