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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1947
Page
4
Three Potter County school districts may not meet minimum teacher salary standards under a recent act. County Superintendent Grady Wilson said state permission may be needed to pay less, with a meeting set Tuesday at 2 PM in the courthouse to discuss consolidation, transportation, classification and a possible county unit system.
Rear Admiral Edward H. Smith, veteran Coast Guard ice patrol officer, is known as Iceberg Smith for his extensive knowledge of iceberg and arctic waters.
Midshipman William H. Lynch son of Mr and Mrs Howard W Lynch 1000 Western was a member of the glee club in Operation Pinafire the spring production of the musical clubs at the United States Naval Academy Annapolis Md The operetta blends Gilbert and Sullivan HMS Pinafore and the Midshipman's Hop in 1885 into a script prepared by Midshipman Jack W Stufflebeam Santa Monica Cal
Officers and men formerly stationed at Amarillo Army Air Field organize an informal alumni association. Edited by Samuel F. Armon, the group shares news via Amarillo Cow Sheets. Members include Lt. Col. Emil Wolff, Col. Rentz, Lt. Yeoman, J. R. Knowland Jr., and many others, with plans for a convention and site ballot.
In Floyd County a mountain woman alleged out of county hunters caused chickens to disappear. The Kentucky Game and Fish Commission said wildlife laws do not cover ordinary chickens and the issue falls outside its jurisdiction.
A May 12, 1947 column from Amarillo lists Ashcroft and other figures such as Patrick adviser of the security commission, J Norton from Boys Town Nebraska, Flanigan, Thornton tied to a Lub bock radio station, and Capt Mike Brown’s bulldog buried in San Antonio. Lt Troy Melton of Ada Oklahoma comments on Pearl Harbor causes and a quip about Okies in the Pacific. Ted Henningsen of Phoenix is mentioned as field.
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