Miss Hubbell Appointed Production Chair for Red Cross Chapter
Miss Doro thy R. Hubbell is named production corps chairman for the Potter County Chapter American Red Cross by Mrs. John K. Boyce. Her sister Miss Harriette Hubbell becomes house chairman to coordinate chapter house activities as Afghan kits are shipped to the Midwestern Area Office in St Louis for military hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy R. Hubbell
Potter County
American Red Cross
John K. Boyce
Miss Hubbell
House
Hubbell
St. Louis
United States
Italy
America
Recreation Hall
Amarillo Mourns Naval Aviator Lt Sidney McGurk
Nephew of Beaumont Stinnett Amarillo resident Lt Sidney Wells McGurk a naval aviator, killed in action somewhere in the Pacific. Son of Mr and Mrs John S McGurk of Indianapolis. He left Indiana University in 1941, earned wings at Pensacola, served in the U S Navy until 1943 then to the Pacific with ongoing combat duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumont Stinnett
Sidney Wells McGurk
Scout Camping Committee Meets This Afternoon
Llano Estacado Council Boy Scouts set 5 pm at the Scout Office Tenth Ave and Taylor St to finalize plans for the May camporee. J E Spann chairs with members Spann Johnson Fields Condron Beavers Powell Hutton to approve event rules and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llano Estacado Council
Boy Scouts of America
Boy Scout
Tenth Avenue
Taylor Street
W. J. Hiatt
J. E. Spann
Mr. Spann
Bob J. Johnson
Lewis P. Fields
S. H. Condron
Canyon
D. H. Beavers
Hereford
Bob Powell
Dumas
Neal Hutton
Dalhart
Markets show mixed gains on New York Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange traders closed higher on many issues led by Am Radiator Am Tel Tel and General Motors with notable gains for Bethlehem Steel and Sinclair Oil. Grain and livestock markets across Chicago and Kansas City also showed active trading with mixed results in wheat, corn, oats, hogs and cattle. The leading cause of Canadian deaths for the past 15 years has been heart diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Stock Exchange
Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner & Parea
Am Tel & Tel
Amer Zinc
Tales
Ciao
APA Es Taneoesedecs
OFM
Lin’ Paper
Tel & Tel
Kennecott Copper
Long-Bell Lumber
Gulif
Glenn L. Martin
Montgomery Ward
Nash Kelvinator Doesing
National Biscuit
National Can
New York Shipbuilding
North Amer Aviation
Orig. OU Ie Be Opus 1818
Packard
Pan Amer Airways
Paramount
Penn RR
Helene Abe
Leure
Republic Steely Seieek Ees
Remington Rand
St Joseph
Sears
Shell Union Ol
Socony Vacuum
Southern Pacific
Standard Brands
Oil Ind
Sear Ee
Studebaker
Swift & Co
Neesses
Texas Corp
Euepae Eee
PGRIL
Tidewater
Union Carbide
United Aircraft
de Bee
Wilson @ Co
White Motors
Warner Bros
Western Union
Woolworth
Hears
Ponigt
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Chamber Campaign Receives Strong Mail Response
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce reports about 300 membership cards returned by mail with some members increasing subscriptions. Finance committee kept the 1944 45 budget unchanged. Chairman Budke praised the effort and noted mail campaigns save time and manpower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
Herb Budke
Chamber of Commerce Finance Committee
Budke
Ten Amarillo Field Officers Promoted
Ten Amarillo Army Air Field officers were promoted in a recent ceremony. Two were named lieutenant colonel Majors Harlan E. Chase and Leslie I. Neher, one major was Captain William E. Walton, four captains were First Lieutenants Abraham L. Ellison William H. Barlow Jay M. Mandelbaum and Jules B. Hoffman, all from the post hospital staff, and three second lieutenants were James A. Terrell Charles B. Landry and Hayden R. Farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Army Air Field
Leutenant
Harlan E. Chase
Leslie I. Neher
William E. Walton
Abraham L. Ellison
William H. Barlow
Jay M. Mandelbaum
Jules B. Hoffman
Post Hospital
Wil
James A. Terrell
Charles B. Landry
Hayden R. Farmer
Woman Marine pilot on track for combat duty rise
Pvt. Elizabeth Holbrook joined the Marines after proving her aviation skill. She is the executive officer of the Plainview Civil Air Patrol squadron with 175 flight hours and a history as Plainview's first woman pilot licensee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marines
Pvt
Elizabeth Holbrook
Plainview
Civil Air Patrol
Solomons air traffic chief guides planes on island
Private Holbrook and Lieutenant Holbrook are mentioned in a wartime note from March 2, 1944. The story describes military air operations with Holbrook directing aircraft on a Solomons island while a sister hopes to catch up with a brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomons
Raymond
Holbrook
Amarillo
Texas
Plainview Woman Becomes Marine Corps Private
Elizabeth Holbrook, once an aviation instructor for Marine and Navy cadets, trains as a Marine recruit at Camp Lejeune New River NC. She follows brother Raymond Holbrook a Marine in the Solomon Islands, carrying family aviation ties and a unyielding drive to outdo him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine and Navy Air Cadets
United States Marine Corps
Elizabeth Holbrook
Plainview
Marine and Navy
Corpus Christi Naval Air Station
Army Transport Command
Brownsville
Fourth Army Air Command
Marine Corps ,Women's Reserve Schools
Camp Lejeune
New River
N. C
Holbrook
Winfield Holbrook
Raymond B. Holbrook
The
Globe News
Solomon Islands
Miss Holbrook
Brother Ray
Raymond
Betty
Brother
Brother Raymond
Miss Betty
Marines
Corepus Christi
Also Mentioned on This Page
Globe-News
Howard
Maryland
McDonald
Sohn D. McBride
Cee
Polk
Mal
U. S
Europe
M. Amarillo
Betes
Wingos
Kansas City
D. A
Louisiana
Arkansas
P. S
Income Tax Service
B. M. Goff
Internal Revenue Dept
Our Lady of the Lake College
San Antonio
the University
Poto
Stryker
Fort Worth
SY Tobian
Homer Ehresman
Glen Rio
N. M
New Mexico
U. S. Marine Corps
Betty Holbrook
Don H. Cozad, M. D
Oliver-Earle Bldg
Ansley Cleaners
Thad
Lockhart Cleaners
Fred F. Wagner
Panhandle
Polk Street
J. Edwards
DR. Edwards
ABC
Dunninger
Miracle Mentalist
KFDA
the Blue Network
Sherwin-Williams
Rexpar
Soilax
Sherwin. Williams
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