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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1945
Page
4
Auxiliary members are advised not to confuse tonight’s gathering as the post will not meet. Normally post and auxiliary meetings share the same night, but tonight’s schedule is altered.
Lt. Phillip Sager of the United States Navy Coast Patrol toured Amarillo yesterday claiming an educational mission. He noted helium shipments arriving at his base and sought a helium plant tour, but saw only buildings and torpedo cases resembling those at his base. He questioned why helium wells were not explained.
A photograph features H. O. Starks as the newly named president of the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce. The image appears in the May edition, signaling leadership change within the local business group.
Public hearings before the City Commission of Amarillo Texas will be held in the Council Chamber City Hall at 8 00 P M on Tuesday May 22 1945. The first hearing covers changing Lot 32 Block 206 Holland Addition from C Apartment to C Retail at 729 North Buchanan Street. The second hearing covers Lots 1 2 and East half of 3 Block 14 Lakeview Addition from B Dwelling to D Retail at 1001 03 05 West 19th Avenue.
In West Texas Today the West Texas Chamber of Commerce issue reports Amarillo's ambitious project to build a million dollar coliseum and recreation center. The feature outlines proposals, funding notes, and anticipated community impact.
Knights of Columbus in Amarillo conferred degrees on the largest class in its history at Price College with 200 attending the buffet and dance at Cathedral Hall. The event honored new pastor Rt. Rev. John A. Steinlage and included many Amarillo Army Air Field candidates along with officials from Nazareth Hereford Lubbock and other towns.
President Truman will present the 100th Congressional Medal of Honor to Technical Sergeant Jake W. Lindsey of Lacedale Mississippi. Lindsey is a platoon leader in the 16th Regiment of the First Division in the First Army.
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