Pioneer Died Company Honors Furlow
Tulsa July 21 Special T S Furlow manager of West Texas Gas Company in Tulsa received a 15 year service pin from his employer for long service and dedication.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1945
Page
5
Tulsa July 21 Special T S Furlow manager of West Texas Gas Company in Tulsa received a 15 year service pin from his employer for long service and dedication.
Marvin Dillard Montgomery 64 died yesterday in an Amarillo hospital. Funeral services pending arrival of relatives from California. A Panhandle pioneer who settled near Canyon in 1890, he worked for the Amarillo News and later in lumber life becoming owner of Southern Brokerage Company. Survived by Mary his wife two brothers and a sister. Body located at Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home.
Military dispatch outlines movement of several infantry divisions and armored units from Le Havre to Pacific deployment. Second Fifth and 13th Armored units on seas, 35th and 4th Infantry moving through Le Havre to Reims, Ninth Army at port ready for July shipment, 20th Armored en route with July 24 25 port readiness, others awaiting advance assignments.
By July 21 1945 about 25000 men and 750 aircraft from seven US heavy bomber groups and three fighter groups are ordered to move to the continent as part of the Allied occupational air force to police Germany. The note cites movement details of bomber and fighter units and ongoing redeployments.
A promotional notice offering a free trial of an asthma treatment from Frontier Asthma Co. Readers are urged to mail for the trial at 955-A Frontier Blog, 462 Niagara St., Buffalo, New York. The ad promises relief for heat and dust aggravated breathing, with no cost to participate.
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