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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1946
Page
4
Lawrence Hagy a veteran who served in close contact with the Russians during the war will be principal speaker at the Amarillo Rotary Club meeting at noon Thursday. He opens a series of eight programs on International Relations chaired by Dr. R. Thomsen.
Notices to appear before the Potter County equalization board were mailed to 307 local property owners. County commissioners will serve as equalizers during the annual session in the courthouse third floor, with invitations sent to those whose property values are assessed higher or were undervalued last year.
A wave of anti incumbent sentiment unseated three veteran Democratic congressmen and several state officials in Oklahoma runoff primaries. Roy J. Turner won the Democratic nomination for governor over Dixie Gilmer, while Olney Flynn claimed the Republican nod. Turner led with 190 042 votes to 166 241 from 3 567 of 3 701 precincts.
Officials and businessmen laud Joe D Sutton for four years in the Army rising from private to captain. He becomes chief of medical rehabilitation for the U S Veterans Bureau in Tennessee with headquarters at Murfreesboro. He led Amarillo Chamber’s industrial department before moving.
Sixty six service personnel are due to debark today from five vessels at New York and San Francisco. In New York arrivals include Belgian tenacity and F. C. Harrington from Antwerp. In San Francisco arrivals include Ard 16 from Pearl Harbor Gen. A. E. Anderson from Panama and How ell Cobb.
Reports say a flue defect at the Federal building allowed an unknown number of gold clause notes to escape during incineration. Bills in $1,000 $500 and smaller denominations were later recovered by Secret Service agents and city detectives from the surrounding streets.
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