Amarillo Doctors Attend Texas Medical Convention
Four Amarillo physicians E A Rowley A E Winsett A J Streit and J R Lemmon planned to attend the State Medical Association of Texas meeting in Galveston starting next Monday. Dr H F Connally of Waco presides with Dr C C Cody as president elect. Dr George Waddill Jr is secretary. The women's auxiliary led by Mrs C B Alexander also meets.
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Amarillo
State Medical Association of Texas
Galveston
E. A. Rowley
A. E. Winsett
A. J. Streit
J. R. Lemmon
R. R. Swindell
Potter County Medical Society
George Marion Waddill, Jr
H. F. Connally
Waco
State Association
C. C. Cody
Houston
Women’s Auxiliary
C. B. Alexander
San Antonio
Churchill Visit Highlighted by Westminster College President
Dr. F L McCluer of Westminster College recalled former Prime Minister Winston Churchill during a church dinner in Carthage Missouri. He quoted Churchill saying that in a few years people will agree he spoke wisely at the Fulton campus.
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Carthage
F. L. McCluer
Westminster College
Winston Churchill
Pulton
Churchill
McCluer
Portable prefabricated stations tested on British railways
Prefabricated railroad stations are being tested on the British railways. They are readily portable and quickly erected while strong enough to withstand train vibration.
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British Railways
Army Searches for Missing in China Theater
The U S Army launches a broad six month search across China Indo China Formosa and adjacent coast for more than 1000 missing service members many from the Air Force. Col Dave Barrett leads recovery teams with headquarters in Nanking and offices across major cities seeking graves or death details. Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek orders full cooperation with investigators.
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China
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Formosa
Army Air Force
Tibet
China Theater
Dave Barrett
Boulder
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Tsinan
Kaifeng
Hankow
Chungking
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Canton
Foochow
Hanoi
Barrett
Chiang Kai-shek
Salt Dropped From Planes Aids Idaho Ranges
In Idaho Merle Bowler of Orofino says salt dumped from planes last season totalled over 32 000 pounds in remote areas. The practice improves winter range use by deer and elk, aids distribution of game, and helps conserve forage for following seasons. J O Beck notes elk move earlier from winter ranges to avoid overgrazing.
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Orofino
Ida
Idaho
Merle Bowler
State Fish and Game Department
J. O. Beck
Amarillo Men Return From A M Short Course
City engineer Stan Field and assistant city engineer Biit Christian returned from Texas A M College in College Station where they attended a highway short course. Amarillo contractor Bill Braden spoke at the conference. James G Lott district highway engineer in Amarillo received a service medal.
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Stan Field
Biit Christian
College Station
Texas A. & M. College
Bill Braden
Amarillo
James G. Lott
Libya a key spot in the Middle East
In Paris talks, Libya's fate rises with Palestine and Egypt as Britain seeks control of the Mediterranean lifeline. Senoussi leaders push for independence while awaiting a guiding protector and Libya's future as an autonomous state.
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Libya
Middle East
Dewitt MacKenzie
Italy
Paris
Palestine
Anglo-American Committee
Britain
Mediterranean
Egypt
England
Russia
Mussolini
Garden of Eden
Montgomery
McGee's Car Pierces Bridge Abutment in Pueblo
William O. McGee drove into a bridge abutment in Pueblo Colorado. Two three by eight inch planks pierced the car along its length. McGee escaped unharmed.
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Pueblo
Col
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William O. McGee
McGee
Accidental Shooting Charge Faces Oklahoma Woman
Maudie Maria Bell of McAlester Oklahoma, 26, faces assault to murder charges in El Paso after claiming her .45 service pistol discharged accidentally when Major James R. Thompson grabbed her to kiss her. She described drinking with Thompson at several bars before the shooting at his apartment. She said he said I shot me as he fell. Bell had been divorced last September and came from Albuquerque weeks earlier.
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EL Paso
Biggs
Maudie Maria Bell
McAlester
Okla
Thompson
Billie Frank Bunch Receives Navy Honorable Discharge
Veteran of Leyte and Lingayen Gulf actions, Billie Frank Bunch seaman first class, was discharged in San Diego. A 1943 entrant, he served nearly two years aboard the USS Pottawatomie and earned the naval unit commendation for the Philippine invasion on April 20, 1944. He is the 19 year old son of T. O. Bunch of 2607 Cleveland and before service worked as a truck driver for Amarillo Sash and Door Co.
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Leyte
Lingayen Gulf
Billie Frank Bunch
San Diego
Cal
Bunch
T. O. Bunch
Cleveland
Navy
Pottawatomie
Philippines
Amarillo Sash & Door Co
Army forecaster tripped into blizzard on trip
Otto Michelman, a weather observer and forecaster in the Army, forgot his training by glancing at the sky and starting a trip that led him into the state's heaviest blizzard of the year.
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U.P
Otto Michelman
Michelman
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