Navy Guard Officer to Train in New Orleans After Ship Duties
A cargo freighter with Armed Guard visits Trinidad and British West Indies ports and completes the voyage without incident. The officer will undergo advanced training in New Orleans before re assignment to a merchant ship. Lieutenant Kuntz is a former Sanders and Scott law associate in Amarillo, Baylor Law School graduate, and active in local civic groups. Melvin Oscar Lawhon, a new third class petty officer, enlisted in 1943 after working at Pantex and Amarillo schools. James Horace Carwile, son of Mrs. J. W. Wright, trains at Fort Custer for military police. his wife Willie Mae Turner recently gave birth.
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Trinidad
British West Indies
New Orleans
Kuntz
Sanders and Scott Law Firm
Amarillo
Navy
Baylor University Law School
Junior Chamber of Commerce
YMCA
Melvin Oscar Lawhon
U. S. Navy
Seaman Lawhon
James Horace Carwile
J. W. Wright
River Road
Fort Custer, Mich
Willie Mae Turner
Smith Attends Cadet Center for A A F Training
Miles F E Smith of 804 Madison Street attends San Antonio Aviation Cadet Center as a bombardier cadet. After graduation he will attend a more advanced Army Air Forces training school. Lt. William V. Coventry of the medical corps from Springlake recently graduated with a large group of Carlisle Barracks officers.
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Miles FE. Smith
Madison Street
San Antonio Aviation C
Smith
Army Air Forces
William V. Coventry
Medical Corps
Springlake
Medical Department
Carlisle Barracks
Salzedo Concert Ensemble Plays Here Monday Night
Panhandle Civic Music Association presents the Salzedo Concert Ensemble in Amarillo for the season finale. Harpists travel with large cases that double as wardrobes, shipped from railroad stations to the venue for the Monday concert.
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Salzedo
Amarillo
Panhandle Civic Music Association
Army Air Base promotes Hugo Loewenstern to corporal
The commanding officer at Clovis New Mexico Army Air Base announces Corporal Hugo Loewenstern promotion. He entered service June 28 1943 and is the son of H H Loewenstern of 2811 Hayden Street.
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Army Air Base
Clovis
N. M
Hugo Loewenstern
Corporal Loewenstern
H. H. Loewenstern
Hayden Street
Hayden recounts sea storm survives ship breaks apart
Fred Fincher Hayden writes his mother about a sea storm lasting two days and nights that split the ship in two near Bizerte. All crew were rescued after the hull cracked. Hayden, a Motor Machinists Mate First Class, served after Salerno and Sicily landings and now serves in Southeast England. He previously worked for the Canadian River Gas Company before enlisting two years ago.
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Fred Fincher Hayden
Cora Green
Fillmore Street
Hayden
Salerno
Bizerte
England
Sicily
Navy
Canadian River Gas Company
Awaiting Overseas Orders for Two Army Air Corps Aces
Cpl Ralph H. Brock and Cpl John W. Shipp on the East Coast await final overseas orders after training together since September 1942. They enlisted at Fort Worth’s Tarrant Field and worked at Crown Machine before schooling in Hale Center and Fort Worth. Brock is the son of Mrs. Elizabeth Brock and Hazel Brock of 1310 Lincoln St. Lt Eugene O. Kuntz of Amarillo has returned to the Armed Guard Center in New Orleans after two months at sea commanding a navy gun crew on a merchant ship.
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Ralph H. Brock
John W. Shipp
Army Air Corps
Tarrant Field
Fort Worth
Crown Machine and Tool Company
Corporal Brock
Hale Center
Corporal Shipp
Elizabeth Brock
Hazel Brock
Lincoln Street
Eugene O. Kuntz
Amarillo
Armed Guard Center
New Orleans
Kuntz
Amarillo concert starts earlier to fit train schedules
Ed Roberts of the Panhandle Civic Music Association announced a Monday night concert at Amarillo Senior High School will begin at 7 30 instead of 8 15, a change made to accommodate train schedules. The notice appears in Globe News Want Ads Get Results.
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Ed Roberts
The
Panhandle Civic Music Association
Amarillo Senior High School
Sanborn PTA Plans War Effort Savings and Donations
Sanborn School's Parent-Teacher Association saves $100 and plans to retain it until after the war. At the latest meeting the PTA also contributed $10 to the Red Cross and loaned $20 to promote war stamps. Mrs. J. E. Pierce was named to a new post.
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Sanborn School
PTA
Red Cross
J. E. Pierce
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Lawhon
Peary
Pantex
Carwile
Coventry
Globe-News
James Carwile
Capudine
Miller's
Swift's
Idaho
Russell
Houck's
Fresh Daily
Melvin C. Lawhon
J. W. Morrison
Texas
Westinghouse
Johnson
V-8 Ford Distributors
Exch
White
Gillettes
White’s
White's
ST. Patrick's Day
OPA
Kent
Ironing Board
Ogee
Tepp High
Chiccge
LURAY
Ter
Carlton
Veeshaa
Essley
New
Sagas
Johnsons
Rockers
Tober
Globe News
Sanborn Parent-Teacher Association
Mary Adell Miner
POLK
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