Amarillo Declares Air Force Day August 1 1947
Mayor I L R Hagy proclaims Friday August 1 1947 as Air Force Day in Amarillo honoring Army Air Forces personnel who gave their lives and recognizing civilian contributors to air power in defense of the country marking the 40th birthday of the Air Forces.
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I. L. R. Hagy
Amrillo
Army Air Forces
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AIR Force
Amarillo
United Nations
Amarillo to Observe Air Forces Day with Flyover
Mayor Lawrence Hagy proclaims Air Forces Day in Amarillo promising a civic observance led by the Amarillo Air Reserve Association. A six AT-6 flight from Tinker Field Oklahoma City will march over the city around 2 p.m. Lt. Oliver R. Crawford notes the event with local officers listed.
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Amarillo
Army Air Forces
Lawrence Hagg
Tinker Field
Oklahoma City
Oliver R. Crawford
Amarillo Air Reserve Association
George H. McBride
Frank Storm
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H. Hendrit
Mark Miles
United States
AIR Force
Indigenous Duck Harvesting and Local Family News
The Puget Sound Indians used cedar bark nets and smoky fires to drive ducks ashore for harvesting, while stories from New Orleans mixed with a newborn daughter naming moment. Fontaine, awaiting news at the port, reflects on family life as Robert J. Fontaine announces birth.
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Washon Island
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Puget Sound
Fontaine
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