Buchanan appointed assistant to regional Bureau of Reclamation
James A. Buchanan former head of Navy Bureau of Aeronautics structures and technical data sections is named assistant to the regional director of the Bureau of Reclamation headquartered here. He assumed duties earlier this month after a long career as a scientist and engineer with multiple patents for accelerometers.
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James A. Buchanan
Navy
Bureau of Aeronautics
Bureau of Reclamation
Buchanan
Regional Division of Information
Men of Science
U. S. Navy
Central High School
Washington, D. C
George Washington University
Panama Canal
Washington
International Boundary Survey
Forest Service
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Hancock
Mich
Michigan College of Mining and Technology
Castile Mining Co
Michigan
Patent Office
Bureau of Public Roads
Help Campaign Aids Family of Dead Veteran
KGNC reported 14 dollars in donations for the Austin soldier Joe Sykes who died in Europe last year. His four children, ages 11 to 13, lived under a city tree for two months. Cal Farley invited the boys to join Boys Ranch near Old Tascosa. outcome unknown. Mother is too ill for a health certificate and takes odd jobs. Red Cross then arranged with an Austin bank to handle VA allotments and oversee expenditures.
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KGNC
Austin
Europe
Joe Sykes
Cal Farley
Boys Ranch
Old Tascosa
Amarillo Fugitive Drops From Sight
Amarillo police report fugitive Prank W. James, wanted in Fort Worth for armed robbery, vanished after an escape from two officers east of Wichita Falls. He was arrested in Amarillo Saturday and sent to Fort Worth Sunday. he disarmed two deputies and hijacked a car during the escape. His home is Amarillo. Burglars failed to enter Rancher's Cafe at 217 East Twenty Fourth, breaking a rear screen as they fled.
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W. James
Electra
Wichita Falls
Amarillo
James
Fort Worth
East Twentyfourth
Army Officers Face Trial for Trip in Red Occupation Zone
Two American officers Capt. Harold Cobin and Lt. George Wyatt, missing since July 4, were released after 26 days in the Soviet zone. They said they were held as hostages at Potsdam and charged with spying, with Soviet interrogators claiming Russian officers were arrested by U S forces.
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Berlin
Red Army
Potsdam
Harold Cobin
Newark
N. J
George Wyatt
Oklahoma City
Cobin
Wyatt
U. S
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Themmhub Quicksilversmith Co
Polk ST
Charley Seymour
N. van Buren
Eastman
Powell
W. 6Th Ave
Lachrome
Ansco
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