Five Farm Credit Associations Plan to Pay Off Loans
Officers and directors from five handle credit production associations met at the Herring Hotel to map plans for paying government loans by end of 1947 and to pursue 1 ownership of their rate structure within a year. The group reported 1 041 794 in member capital and emphasized financial strength as a safe basis for future state credit. Gist of the Ama Ito association spoke as president, noting the meeting aims to determine ownership and surplus organization for the five groups represented: Ama o, Canadian Valley, Lubbock, Memphis, and Plainview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herring Hotel
Gist
Ama Ito Association
Tok Hig
Amao
Canadian Valley
Lubbock
Emphis
Plainview
Bass Destiny Ties Martin Clan in Buffalo Lake Catch
Bill Martin reeled in a 3 pound bass at Buffalo Lake with his father Joe and Philip Roach. The fish had the No 1 hook in its throat and the Martins later caught five more bass, suggesting good omen for the clan's fishing luck. The Martins previously helped capture a baby buck white tail near Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Martin
Buffalo Lake
Bill
Martin
Joe Martin
North Florida
Philip D. Roach
Jackson
Mr. Martin
Amarillo
Amarillo Man Forced to Land in Cochranton Ravine
Lt. Carl W. Baker and three other pilots were forced to land their Grauman Bearcat fighters near Cochranton Pennsylvania due to bad weather and low fuel. All four pilots survived with no injuries. A road engineer reported Lt. James R. Ban’s plane narrowly cleared high tension wires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochranton
Carl W. Baker
C. E. Baker
Buchanan
James R. Ban
St. Albans
L. L
Navy pilots execute four-ship forced landing near Cochranton
Lt. Carl W. Baker and three other Navy fliers from the USS Leyte made a controlled landing in a ravine area east of Cochranton Pennsylvania after low fuel and a cold front. All crew escaped unharmed though fuselages and propellers were damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl W. Baker
C. E. Baker
Buchanan
Navy
Cochranton
Baker
James R. Ban
St. Albans
L. I
Henry R. Drew
Miami Beach
Pla
Robert H. Cash
Los Angeles
Naval Base Quonset Point
R. I
Naval Air Station
Glenview
Chicago
Ban
Cleveland
Dress pattern patterns for sleeveless dress and book
Smooth new shoulder line Pattern 4606. Pattern 4806 sizes 14 to 42 with yardage. Send twenty cents to pattern dept New York. Anne Adams Summer Pattern Book offered for fifteen cents more. Free flowers pattern and directions in the book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Globe Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Anne Adams
Amarillo Educator Attends National Conference
Mrs. Thomas Haynie, president of the Amarillo Classroom Teachers Club, returned from the National Education Association convention in Buffalo New York. She and a Texas delegation were received at the White House by President and Mrs. Truman. She noted international education expenditure statistics and concerns over sub-standard teachers during wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Haynie
Amarillo
School Board To Study Proposed 1946 47 Budget
The school board will meet at 7 30 tonight in the superintendent's office to study the proposed 1946 47 budget, according to business manager George Waddill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Waddill
Constitutional amendment to pay Tarleton College building costs
A joint resolution proposes a Texas constitutional amendment authorizing the Legislature to appropriate up to 75,000 dollars to cover claims for building a John Tarleton Agricultural College structure. The measure sets a voter referendum for the November 1946 general election and allocates 5,000 dollars for publication and election expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Texas
John Tarleton Agricultural College
Texas
A. D
John Tarleton Agricultural, College
Midshipman Lynch Serves Aboard USS Washington on Summer Cruise
Midshipman Billy Lynch son of Mr and Mrs Howard Lynch 1000 Western is stationed on the USS Washington battleship. A Amarillo High School graduate and second year Naval Academy student he was co captain of the Sandie football team. The summer peacetime cruise will call at Newport Rhode Island Guantanamo Bay Norfolk New York and run until August 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Lynch
Howard Lynch
Western
Amarillo High School
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Sandie
Newport
R. I
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Norfolk
Texas constitutional amendments on retirement and road funds
The document details House Joint Resolution 10 proposing a new Section 62 to Article 16 and a related amendment to Article VIII. It authorizes a Retirement Disability and Death Compensation Fund for state and county appointees, sets contribution limits at five percent or $180 per person, requires investment in U.S. and Texas bonds, and prohibits duplicate state aid. It describes election procedures in November 1946 and ballot wording for and against the amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Texas
United States
Sta of Texas
Infant Daughter of D L Priests Dies
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs D L Priest Army Tech Village died at St Anthony's Hospital. Survived by three grandparents D C Lowe Amarillo and E L Priest Altus Okla. Graveside services set for 10 tomorrow at Memorial Park Cemetery under N S Griggs & Sons directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Priest
Army Tech Village
St. Anthony's Hospital
D.C. Lowe
Amarillo
E. L. Priest
Altus
Okla
Memorial Park Cemetery
N. S. Griggs & Sons
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Virgil Reeb
Polk St
the Life Insurance Co. of
Virginia
A. L. Biggs
Fisk
Amarillo Printing
F. B
Abe
Oliver Eakle
Business Men's Assurance Company
Kansas City
Bass
Martin Clan
R. M. Johnson
Washington St
RADIO
McBride
Adams St
Glenn Hoffman Farm
Cochranton- Deckard Road
Hoffman Farm
Lieutenant Cash
Cash
Ean
Rosedale School
Drew
Ben Hill
Charles Coyle
State Armory
Meadville
Michigan
Quonset Point
18Th
Leyte
Amarillo Flier
Amarillo College
Tribune-Republican
Meadville, Pa
Star Electric Co
Ac Central
G. I. Houses
S. W. Ball
Home Builder
City Moving
Allied van Lines, Inc
Hose An Ee Ooel
Arthur ST Bonded i Aine
Nmarillo, Texas
Nurse
Rse
Cretney
TEX Smith Radio Renue Shop
West
6Th St
D. L
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