Cpl and Mrs Jones Visit In Ash Tabula Ohio
Cpl and Mrs Crawford H Jones travel to Ash tabula Ohio to visit parents of both in laws. Max Isaacs son of Cpl and Mrs Amos Isaacs from 404 Madison heads to Lubbock to spend a month with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford H. Jones
Taylor
Ashtabula
Ohio
O. E. Jones
Jones
Charles Thurston
Lubbock
Max Isaacs
Cpl
Amos Isaacs
Madison
Filipino Army Pioneers Fight Alongside U S Troops Near Davao
In Mindanao American officers question Filipino forces but recruits join frontline action. Lt. Raymond M. Sundquist’s platoon with 475 Filipino troops advances, killing at least 149 Japanese and suffering 27 casualties. The men endure scarce equipment and fear of showing wounds yet display fierce close combat skill. They scout snipers, detect mines, and fight with knives when ammo runs low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mindanao
Davao
Raymond M. Sundquist
Hoquiam
Wash
Sunquist
Sundquist
Roscoe B. Woodruff
Court of Honor For Boy Scouts Honors Two Eagles
Two Scouts will receive Eagle Badges at a Court of Honor in Cathedral Hall. Andrew Baker and Dick Battin of Troop 10 Polk Street Methodist Church will be awarded the Eagle rank for completing 21 merit badges. The event includes Eisenhower medal presentations for Scouts collecting 1000 pounds of waste paper in March and April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathedral Hall
John S. McKnight
Andrew Baker
Dick Battin
Polk Street Methodist Church
A. D. Foreman
General Eisenhower
Gus Roberts
Scout Council
First Presbyterian Church
Elmer L. Miller
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Conrad Schreiner
B'nai Brith Amarillo Lodge
R. E. Irelan
Noted Boy Scout Record Honors Troop Achievers
Page three highlights an outstanding record of collecting a total of 1 000 pounds or more for every boy in the troop. Regular awards for Second Class First Class Merit Badges Star and Life Ranks will be awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PAGE
Fifth Annual Summer Home Making Program Ends at Amarillo
The fifth annual summer home making project sponsored by home economics departments of junior and senior high schools ended with an achievement program at Amarillo High School. About 248 girls enrolled presented exhibits of their work and will receive certificates for one half high school credit. The program aimed to help girls meet real home problems develop home skills and foster cooperative members in family and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo High School
William Wilfong Taken by Death in Amarillo
William A. Wilfong 62 died at 10 o clock last night in an Amarillo hospital after medical treatment in the city. He was a farmer from Dodson and lived with Mr and Mrs John Spain during his illness. Survived by wife Caroline three sons Ray Borger Cecil W D Wilfong four daughters C H Roberts Glen Myler Jack Brays Bobby Joyce Wilfong and sister Mae Elmore. Body at N S Griggs and Sons Funeral Home pending arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Wilfong
Amarillo
Dodson
Wilfong
John Spain
North Harrison
Caroline
Ray Wilfong
Borger
Cecil Wilfong
Ft. Stanton
N. M
W. D. Wilfong
C. H. Roberts
Clovis
Glen Myler
Brinkman
Okla
Jack Brays
Bakersville
Cal
Bobby Joyce Wilfong
Mae Elmore
Perryton
N. S. Griggs and Sons Funeral Home
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Poral Jones
Amarillo Army Air Field
Pall
Tyler
Gouldy Bros
EVO HN
W.P.B
Friden
Todey
Friden Calculating Machine Agency
Stationery Co
Taylor Street
Amarillo, Texas
Wreice
Polk St
Mauldin
Kitche
By Richard C. Bergholz
Philippines
Floyd V. Studer
American United Life Insurance Company
Amarillo Bldg
Texas
Amarillo Printing
Beery
Prescription Shop
West 7Th St
Boy Scouts
Robert McNeil
West Amarillo Christian Church
W. C. Splawn
Eisenhower
Boxwell Brothers
Ambulance Service
Dumas Perryton
Spearman
State Farm
B. B. Williams
Frank Campbell
Agency
State Farm Insurance Companies
Whiteway
YALE
William Wilfong
Mr. N. N
Whit" Whitworth
Kirk Drug Store
16Th St
Cation
16Th
van Buren
Fred Hansard
Don Yarrro
16Th & van Buren
Brussels
France
Eda
Hoslovakia
Troves
Phillips
Japheld East Indies
Pearl Harbor
Phillips 66 Shield
America
Phillips Petroleum Company
Bartlesville
Oklo
U.S
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