Amarillo Camporee Set For May 3 4 At Camp Don Barrington
The Annus camporee and field day for the Amarillo area Boy Scouts will be held May 3 4 at Camp Don Barrington 12 miles south of Amarillo. Troops 12 and 13 are camping with leaders W J Bromert and Robert McNeil. Contests total 15 covering camping cooking safety drill inspection fire building signaling first aid knot tying and tug o war. Changes to camporee rules will be announced by bulletin to Scout leaders. The event is run by the council camping and activities committee chaired by J E Spann.
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Harrington
First Baptist Church
W. J. Bromert
First Presbyterian Church
Robert McNeil
J. E Spann
Price Control Office Closed for School Instruction
The Potter County Price Control Office on the third floor of the courthouse will close at noon tomorrow and reopen Wednesday morning. Staff attendance is for a school of instruction by price control officials from the Fort Worth regional office. Other local price control offices will also attend.
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Potter County Price Control Office
Price Control
Fort Worth
Veteran Back To His Books At Amarillo High School
Olen R. McCabe son of Mr and Mrs Ray McCabe returns from nearly two years overseas to enroll at Amarillo High School as a student. He served as a technician fifth grade in the Philippines and Okinawa after training at Camp Hope Louisiana and Fort Ord California.
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Olen R. McCabe
Ray McCabe
North East Fighth
Amarillo High School
Philippines
Okinawa
Camp Hope
Fort Ord
Cal
Red Cross drive underperforms against 1946 goal
Local Red Cross campaign chairman Gus Roberts said the 1946 drive has raised only 36851 dollars toward a 75000 dollar goal. He noted that individual donations lag and urged firms to handle their own employee gifts to help reach the target. He contrasted with last year’s higher one day drive. Diesel oil use in the United States has tripled since 1941.
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Red Cross Fund
Gus Roberts
United States
Hoyt Faces Plate Shortage In Potter County
Frank Hoyt county tax assessor and collector reports only 2 200 vehicle licenses secured by noon with 15 000 motor vehicles in Potter County awaiting registration. With 24 days left to April 1 drivers face arrest fines and extra fees for noncompliance. Kingston once served as New York state capital.
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Frank Hoyt
Seaman Charles FE Snow Stationed With NAS Chicago
Charles FE Snow seaman second class is stationed with Squadron 12 of the Naval Air Transport Service in Chicago. He assists with administration and aircraft maintenance and resides at 502 Mississippi.
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Charles FE. Snow
Squadron 12
Naval Air Transport Service
Chicago
Mississippi
February receipts top January at county office
County Clerk Hubert Cole reports February business reached 2541.45 dollars, beating January’s 2458.10 dollars. Both months show gains over last year, with February 1945 receipts at 1160.15 dollars and January 1366.95 dollars.
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Hubert Cole
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Llano Estaca- Go
Amarillo
Superior Service
French Cleaners & Hatters
Lith & Lincoln
By Angelo
Mr. Boswell
Boston
Mr. Lieman
Kansas City
Mr. Pickett
Detroit
Britt & Williamson
Dallas Highway
Radio Tower
Virgil
Lubbock
Olen McCabe
Red Cross
Mr. Roberts
Mr. Hoyt
Kingston
New York State
V. J. Bromert
Polk St
Jack C. Thomas
Buchanan
Amarillo, Texas
Woodie Matheson
Roberts
Charles Snow
Rector
Atkinson Drug Co
Eure Arkanss de
Lou
Frank Campbell
Insurance Agency
Williams. Dist. Mer
Williams-Campbell Insurance
Ecan Yn
Holden's Household Appliance Repair Service
Carolina
Clyde
Service
Phillips
Clyde Beardon
Washington
Tyler
E. Georgia
Igthe Harrison
Howdy
Panhandle-Plains
Amarillo Hardware Co
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