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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1946

Page

16

Sandblast Carving Replaces Hand Chisel In New Mill

Nichols Memorial Co introduces sand blast lettering that speeds monument work. Foreman Vincent Gildea notes 1946 equipment cuts in an hour and a half what formerly took a day and half. Wages shift from 3.00 a day to 1.50 an hour. The firm, six weeks old, has produced over 100 monuments from 5,000 pound slabs with six assistants and A. D. Parker among the operators. The process uses elastic glue stencils and 80 pounds pressure. The company can carve stone and glass and serves a 150 mile radius from Amarillo.

Vincent Gildea Nichols Memorial Co Gildea Ruel Nichols A. D. Parker Taylor Street Nichols Amarillo

Air Medal Awarded to Joseph W Lowe at Jacksonville Center

Airman Joseph Wilbur Lowe son of Mr and Mrs Charles Lowe of 1625 Palo Duro Amarillo received the Air Medal for meritorious achievement while serving as Aircrewman aboard a Patrol Bomber. The award was presented by Capt Ford N Taylor commanding officer of the Naval Air Technical Training Center in a recent ceremony in Jacksonville Florida. Lowe is a native of Amarillo and his birth notice was the first such notice published by The Globe since its founding on February 20 1924.

Charles Lowe Palo Duro Joseph Wilbur Lowe Naval Air Technical Training Center Jacksonville Fla Ford N. Taylor Chief Lowe Amarillo The Globe

Courageous service of Lowe with Patrol Squadron 84 in Atlantic

While with Patrol Squadron 84 Lowe fought German U-boats in North Atlantic convoy coverage from November 1, 1942, to June 1, 1943. He braved heavy snow squalls, blizzards, icing and low visibility to conduct day and night anti submarine and convoy protection missions. His expert skill aided convoy protection and reduced enemy U boat activity, upholding the highest Naval Service traditions.

North Atlantic Lowe United States Naval Service

Congressman Pushes Probe into OPA Broadcasts and Propaganda

Rep. J Parnell Thomas introduces a House resolution seeking a congressional investigation by the Banking Committee into OPA radio broadcasts and press releases. The bill would force OPA to disclose all details of propaganda dissemination to the House.

Washington OPA Rep. J. Parnell Thomas New Jersey House Banking Committee House

Gums ad promises refund on satisfaction at Cretny’s Sixth and Polk

A vintage drugstore notice advertises refunds if the first bottle of “Let’s” fails to satisfy, located at Cretny’s on Sixth and Polk. The brief item highlights consumer protection language and a sales pitch aimed at local customers.

Cretney

Curtain Is Raised On Stock 1037

Cattlemen from Jackson Calhoun and Matagorda counties created stock 1037 a tick control salve tested with USDA Bureau of Entomology results. The product based on a rancher cited by C S Rude of Menard Laboratory is rubbed into ears or horn bases to treat Gulf Coast tick infestations responsible for many screw worm cases.

College Station Gulf Coast Jackson Calhoun Matagorda Usda Bureau of Entomology C. S. Rude Menard Laboratory

New Tick Treatment Aims At Ranch Use For Livestock

The preparation will kill ticks and reduce reinfestation for three to six weeks and is currently recommended for cattle and sheep. The product will soon be marketed commercially, but can be prepared on the ranch, says Paul Gregg, Texas A and M College Extension Service assistant entomologist.

Paul Gregg Texas A M. College Extension Service

Mineral Wells man attends life insurance school ten days

S W Munn of 909 Pierce is attending the Southwestern Life Insurance Company school in Mineral Wells and will be away ten days. Utah reports the lowest U S death rate at 8.0 per thousand in the census.

Mineral Wells S. W. Munn Pierce Southwestern Life Insurance Company Utah United States

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