Amarilloans Are Released From Navy Service
Twenty Amarillo men discharged from the Navy at Norman Naval Separation Base include William Dwight Black pharmacist's mate first class and Robert B. Smith electrician's mate second class. Also listed are Aubrey Robertson pharmacist mate second class, Jesse Raymond Ellis coxswain, George Richard Linville pharmacist mate third class, Charles William Lawrence ships cook third class, Edwin A. Mullin carpenter's mate first class, Herman C. Morrison seaman first class, Kelly A. Gray pharmacist mate first class, and Ernest Samuel Gerner chief carpenter's mate. From Camp Wallace, Russell H. Boyd chief specialist and Fred W. Kellum boatswain's mate first class. Elmer Lee Coggin Jr radioman first class, Raymond H. Kreutziger radarman third class, Otto Weiss seaman first class, plus Cecil Andrew Smith and others released from San Diego base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Navy
Norman
William Dwight Black
Fillmore
Robert B. Smith
West
Aubrey R. Robertson
North East
Jesse Raymond Ellis
Roberts
George Richard Linville
Virginia
Charles William Lawrence
North Polk
Edwin A. Mullin
Route 1
Herman C. Morrison
North Arthur
Kelly A. Gray
Tennessee
Camp Wallace
Ernest Samuel Gerner
Prost
Russell H. Boyd
West Thirteenth
Fred W. Kellum
Elmer Lee Coggin, Jr
Madison
Raymond H. Kreutziger
Monroe
Otto Weiss
Harrison
Cecil Andrew Smith
Arthur
San Diego
Cal
Side Glances: Service Men Return and Play Games
Rolla A. Gibbs, aviation cadet, 609 service, served in the European theater. Bryan Adcock, machinist mate third class, 406 Purple Heart, four campaign debts. John Frederick Debts, shipfitter second class, 912. Hubert W. Wardlaw, just released from service. William A. Wardlaw, aviation ordnance man third class, has gone to the South Pacific.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
SSS
Rolla A. Gibbs
Louisiana
Bryan Adcock
Motor Theater
United States
Georgia
John Frederick Debts
Stars Jr
Wardlaw
Hearts
Carolina
Hubert W. Wardlaw
William A. Wardlaw
Aviation Ordnance Man
Slice of the Bill Sparks Fraction Credit Debate
A historical note discusses how a person’s share of a bill determines credit. With three fifths of the work, they claim full credit, while half credit requires at least a smaller portion. The excerpt outlines arithmetic fairness in shared obligations.
North Dakota Lists 8000 Livestock Brands Record
A complete North Dakota livestock brands record shows more than 8000 brands as of January 1, 1945. About 5000 cattlemen in the state will receive copies of the record, the largest number on file in the state’s history. Santos, Brazil, is identified as the world’s leading coffee port.
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Minneapolis
North Dakota
Santos
Brazil
Beatings Were Part Of Jap Prison Day
Sgt. Tommy Jones recalls 41 months as a prisoner of the Japanese after capture at Bataan on April 9 1942. He describes hunger, beatings, and hard labor with Red Cross relief saving lives, and notes the Aug 15 1945 air drops that lifted morale before his Fort Sam Houston furlough and discharge plans.
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Red Cross
Tommy Jones
Morgan T. Jones
Sergeant Jones
515Th Coast Artillery
Bataan
Philippines
Japan
Clovis High School
Texas Tech
Lubbock
The
Santa Fe
Roswell
Jones
Fort Sam Houston
Business Girls To Hold Meeting At Amarillo YWCA
YWCA Business and Industrial Girls Committee will meet at 6:30 tonight chaired by Mrs. Faye S Gordon. They will review suggestions from Miss Marie Russ national advisory secretary following her October visit. Plans for a survey of young employed girls and women in the community will be outlined. Miss Emire Tesson of the United States Employment Service is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ywca Business and Industrial Girls Committee
Faye S. Gordon
Marie Russ
Amarillo Association
Fmire Tesson
United States Employment Service
Harold Wardlaw Is Granted Army Release After Service
Corporal Harold B. Wardlaw son of Mrs Sophie Wardlaw of 1223 Pierce has been discharged from the Army after four years and nine months of service. He was released from armed forces to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Wardlaw
Harold B. Wardlaw
Sophie Wardlaw
Pierce
Thief Snatches Bill But Gets Only Half
PINDLAY, O. (U.P) A 70 year old man, Dominick Carusone, refused to surrender a $10 bill during a street grab. A struggle ended with the thief tearing the bill in half and fleeing with part of it after neighbors aided Carusone. Police said they believed Carusone...
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Pindlay. O
U.P
Dominick Carusone
Uncle Sam
Carusone
Caru
Three Women Uncover Large Jade Field Near Lander
In Lander Wyoming a jade field was found by three women and is considered one of the state’s major discoveries. More than 7000 pounds of jade have been unearthed to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lander, Wyo
Death of Mrs. W. R. Baker at 73 in Amarillo
Mrs. W. R. Baker aged 73 died early this morning at 818 Palo Duro with Mrs. W. H. Dinwiddie. Funeral at 3 p.m. in Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel conducted by Dr. R. Thomson. Burial Sunday in Honey Grove cemetery beside husband who died in 1922. Surviving: three sons Willard R. Clovis N M B T Amarillo and D. S. Memphis. two daughters Mrs. Dinwiddie and Mrs W. B. Colwell of Amarillo. two brothers Benton Thompson Lubbock Ira Thompson Honey Grove. Mrs. Baker had lived in Amarillo 22 years and was active in church works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Patterson
Honey Grove
Baker
Amarillo
Presbyterian Church
Willard R. Clovis
N. M
B. T
D. S. Memphis
Tex
Dinwiddie
W. B. Colwell
Benton Thompson
Lubbock
Ira Thompson
City Tax Collectors Record Peak Day in History
Perry Burks, city tax collector, reported yesterday as the busiest collection day this year with total receipts of 10,265 dollars. He noted more people visited the office to pay taxes than on any prior day. The ad copy promotes Want Ads It Pays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Burks
Mr. Burks
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Purina
Layena
Tyler
Gouldy Bros
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Rif
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General Motors
Wizard
Toyland
Polk ST
Carareiis
Ford
DeSoto
Dodge
Pontiac
Olds
Buick
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