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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1946

Page

9

Amarillo Students Pledge Alpha Phi Omega at NTSC

Two Amarillo students join Alpha Phi Omega at North Texas State College in Denton. The pledges are Jack Dial son of Elizabeth Dial and W D Pitman son of J S Pitman. Dial majors in accounting as a freshman and Pitman studies industrial arts as a freshman.

Amarillo NTSC Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity North Texas State College Denton Jack Dial Elizabeth Dial W. D. Pitman J. S. Pitman Dial Pitman

Health, Accident and Hospital Insurance Offer

A Texas district manager promotes Health, Accident and Hospital protection for individuals and families ages 4 months to 75 years. Emphasizes nationwide hospital coverage and agency opportunities with Mutual Benefit Health & Accident Association. Contact 701-02 Oliver Eckle Building Ama Kilo Texas P O Box 1698.

Mutual Benefit Health & Accident Association Ponhandile Oliver Eckle Ama Kilo Texas P. O A. J. Kelly

Time to Plant Hardy Vegetables in Plains Area

Miss Pauline Lokey urges planting hardy vegetables as soon as warm weather allows in the Plains area. Start with beets peas carrots and cabbage and add turnips spinach radishes potatoes barley onions mustard and lettuce 20 to 30 days before last frost. Use good seed control pests rotate plots and replant weekly for continuous harvest.

Pauline Lokey Plains Panhandle

Arrivals on Both Coasts Bring Home Troopships

Seven troopships with nearly 10 000 servicemen returning from overseas are scheduled to reach ports on the East and West Coasts. New York receives Smith Victory from Le Havre and Marine Adder from Okinawa. Seattle gets Adder from Yokohama and Brookings from Sasero. Houston hosts Houston Volunteer from Yokohama. San Francisco welcomes Sidley from Pearl Harbor Attu from Attu and Louis A Milne from Manila.

Associated Press New York Smith Victory le Havre Seattle Marine Adder Okinawa Brookings Sasero Houston Yokohama San Francisco Sidley Pearl Harbor Attu Louis A. Milne Manila

Sergeant Hare Home on Fur Lough After 30 Months Overseas

Ralph B. Hare formerly of Amarillo now of Denver visited his uncles L M Hare and A H Hare and his grandmother Mrs A D Hare in Amarillo while on furlough. He has served three and a half years in the Army, spent 30 months in Europe with the First Allied Airborne Division, and earned the European Theater ribbon with two battle stars and the Bronze Star. He plans to work with the military government in Berlin after discharge.

Ralph B. Hare Amarillo Denver L. M. Hare North Aldridge A. H. Hare Crockett A. D. Hare Hare Amarilo R. V. Hare Jerry Europe Berlin

Raise Limit on Packages to Men Overseas

Maximum weight for parcels to Army men overseas has now been increased to 22 pounds. Postmaster W. D. DeGrassi said today. During the war, the limit was five pounds. This was increased to 11 pounds several months ago. Despite the additional weight, parcels must still conform to size specifications and must not exceed 48 inches in length or 72 inches in length and girth. Personal recordings will be accepted if carefully wrapped, or mailed without request if wrapped in parcels not exceeding eight ounces at letter rates.

W. D. DeGrassi

War Dads Meet Tonight at Veterans Center

Amarillo Chapter American War Dads will meet at 7 45 tonight at the Veterans Information Center 110 East Fifth announced by president R L Case. Several important matters including veterans housing legislation are to be discussed. There are about 1900 varieties of milkweed in the world.

Amarillo Veterans Information Center East Fifth R. L. Case

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