Wing Scouts Fly for First Time at Municipal Airport
Wing Scout Flight Four began airborne training yesterday at the Municipal Airport. Lt. Fred R. Hall flew a training plane for about ten sessions, teaching basic control, operation, and air safety to scouts Margetta Cox, Edith Buford, Betty Glasgow, Barbara Lee, Ann Rushmer, Betty Singleton, Mozelle Vetesk, Jeanne Watkins, Katherine Eckel, Lois Jean Curb, and Sandra Volley, with Ruth Minton and Mrs. J. G. Eckel supervising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred R. Hall
China-Burma-India
Margetta Cox
Edith Buford
Betty Glasgow
Barbara Lee
Ann Rushmer
Betty Singleton
Mozelle Vetesk
Jeanne Watkins
Katherine Eckel
Lois Jean Curb
Sandra Volley
Ruth Minton
J. G. Eckel
Wartime child labor rules revoked under new act
The United States Employment Service Amarillo office manager Donald W Hawkins says wartime child labor amendments are revoked restoring prewar standards for 14 and 15 year olds. Katharine F Lenroot notes the changes apply nationwide with the Fair Labor Standards Act minimums of 16 for most work and 18 for hazardous roles. The fruit and vegetable packing 14 and 15 year old evening permits are also revoked effective yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald W. Hawkins
United States Envloyment Service
Amarillo
Katharine F Lenroot
Childrens Bureau
Department of Labor
Hawkins
Opera Tickets On Sale Monday For The Bohemian Girl
Tickets for The Bohemian Girl at the high school auditorium go on sale Monday at Southwestern Public Service Company. Balcony 60 cents, main floor 1.20, tax included. Mail orders to Mrs. Howard Lynch 1000 Western with self addressed stamped return envelope. Do not call. Proceeds benefit San Jacinto Kiwanis Youth Center.
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Southwestern Public Service Company
Polk
Howard Lynch
Amarillo Camera Club Ranked Fourteenth Nationally
Amarillo Photographic Society led by President James Rittenberry ranks fourteenth nationwide in the Photographic Society of America 1945-46 contest with 23 clubs in the group. The local contest features subjects "Axioms" or "Portraits" for November, with last month’s optional-subject results to be announced at 8 PM in the Municipal Auditorium arts and crafts room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Amarillo Photographic Society
Photographic Society of America
James Rittenberry
Municipal Auditorium
Wife of Soldier in Amarillo Missing After Train to Field
Four returned soldiers and spouses seek reunion in Amarillo. Abner Osborn at Amarillo Field cannot contact Ruth Osborn who arrived Tuesday from New Jersey in a 193¢ Black Chevrolet coupe. She left the address and no further word has come. Anyone with information is asked to call P. C. Cayton at 26122 or 4747 to relay a message.
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Soldier
Amarillo
Amarillo Field
Abner Osborn
Ruth Osborn
New Jersey
Injunction Granted Against Veteran Over Eviction Attempt
Federal court issued a temporary injunction against Raymond Ford owner of 700 South Pierce in a suit filed by the Office of Price Administration. Ford, a veteran, faced eviction charges after attempting to evict a tenant illegally, with the court noting OPA rules require an owner to prove need for housing for self and family before eviction. Frank R. Murphy of the Fort Worth District OPA office filed the suit.
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Raymond Ford
South Pierce
Office of Price Administration
Ford
OPA
Frank R. Murphy
Fort Worth
Coast Guard Petty Officer Returns After 3 1 2 Years Service
R. A. Story, son of Mrs. J. L. Story of 313 East Eighth, is discharged honorably after three and a half years in the Coast Guard. The second class petty officer was released at San Francisco and comes home with his wife, formerly of Houston, and their four month old son Robert.
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RK. A. Story
R. A. Story
J. L. Story
East Eighth
Coast Guard
San Francisco
Houston
Robert
Bolin Discharged From Army Air Forces
Robert G. Bolin son of Mr and Mrs W F Bolin of 4218 West Twelfth Was discharged this week from the Army Air Forces at Sheppard Field after serving a year in the service.
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Brolin
Robert G. Bolin
W. F. Bolin
West Twelfth
Army Air Forces
Sheppard Field
Army
Market report from Kansas City and Chicago livestock quotes
Kansas City and Chicago livestock market notes show salable cattle calves and hogs with mixed demand. Prices list ranges for steers cows heifers bulls and vealers, with feeders and sheep trading amid steady to weak trends and notable ceilings on hogs and beef cows.
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Kansas City
Chicago
USDA
Mercury Sees Light Temperature Drop With Cool Front
After 85 degree record for October, Mercury faces a cooler spell as north winds push the high down to 66. Forecasters say November ushers in unseasonably cooler air with a gradual drop from yesterday’s heat and a brisk next day.
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Weather Bureau
Cherry Trees Bloom in Autumn at J W Young Home
J W Young of 1321 East Ninth reports a young cherry tree blooming in his back yard after an odd fall bloom. Park superintendent O B Howell attributes the bloom to an early cold spell followed by rain and warm weather.
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J. W. Young
East Ninth
Mr. Young
O. B. Howell
Mr. Howell
Criminal Cases in 47th Court Set for Nov 13 Trial
Judge Henry S Bishop announced that all criminal cases on the docket of the 47th District Court will be subject for trial on the morning of November 13. A petit jury panel is ordered to report at 9 o'clock that morning, with the panel reporting on Tuesday instead of Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
47Th District Court
Henrys. Bishop
Annual School Carnival Opens At Horace Mann Tomorrow Night
The North Amarillo Kiwanis Club and Horace Mann PTA sponsor a carnival at Horace Mann School starting 6 o clock tomorrow. The event features a queen crown, fortune telling, bingo, cake walk, fish pond, and a pet show. Food offerings include hamburgers hot dogs chili pie coffee and cold drinks in the cafeteria all evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Amarillo Kiwanis Club
Horace Mann Parent-Teacher Association
Horace Mann
Cpl Thomas Moore Returns From Two Years in Pacific
Corporal Thomas Moore is back in the United States after two years in the Pacific Theater. He phoned his wife Betty Mason and his mother Mrs Ivy Wilkinson from Oceanside California this morning. Moore was born in Amarillo and attended Amarillo Schools and Amarillo College. He has worked in the accounting division of the Marine Quartermaster Division.
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Cpl
Thomas Moore
United States
Pacific
Betty Mason
Ivy Wilkinson
Oceanside
Cal
Corporal Moore
Amarillo
Amarillo College
Marine Quartermaster Division
Light Halloween Damage Report In Amarillo
Amarillo police report light damage after Halloween night with some noise and window breakage and only two false fire alarms. Chief Sid Harper notes quick cruiser response prevented gang activity and lists alarm locations at 2200 Fillmore and 1900 Buchanan.
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Amarillo
Sid Harper
Harper
Fillmore
Buchanan
Judges Headed to Institute in Austin
Judge Henry S. Bishop of the 47th District Court left this morning for Austin to attend a judges institute. Court reporter W R Frazee and Mrs Frazee joined him. Judge W E Gee of the 108th District Court departed for Austin last night. The institute brings together district appeals and supreme court judges for the annual meeting.
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Henry S. Bishop
47Th District Court
Austin
Judges Institute
W.R. Frazee
Frazee
W. E. Gee
108Th District Court
District Court
Appeals Court
Supreme Court
Amarillo Sailor Discharged After 21 Months Navy Duty
Lee G. Sallee of Amarillo is discharged from the Navy in Memphis Tennessee after 21 months of service five of them in the Pacific His wife Catherine resides in Fayetteville Arkansas.
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Lee G. Sallee
Amarillo
Navy
Memphis
Tenn
Pacific
Catherine
Fayetteville, Ark
Mrs Jordan receives visitors from Dallas at Bowie address
Mrs Jordon 1609 Bowie Street is visited by Mrs J S Hall of Dallas and Mrs Hall the former Shirley Hannahs longtime Girl Scout executive secretary here until last May.
Sailor Cecil W. Hail In Port Aboard USS Indiana
Seaman first class Cecil W. Hail of 1500 Pierce Street is in port at San Francisco aboard the USS Indiana. He previously served aboard the battleship when it anchored in Tokyo Bay with the Third Fleet.
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Cecil W. Hail
Pierce
San Francisco
Indiana
Cecil
Tokyo Bay
Third Fleet
Church Women to Observe World Community Day
Amarillo Council of Church Women holds World Community Day at First Baptist Church with Mrs. M F Taylor speaking on The Price of Enduring Peace. Program includes officer installation and noon covered dish luncheon. Executive meeting at 10 with Mrs H A Shaw presiding. devotional by Mrs A D Foreman. New officers: Murray Elson president Joe Shields vice president Spencer Baird secretary J G Dowse secretary W I Dinan treasurer.
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M. F. Taylor
Amarillo Council of Church Women
First Baptist Church
Tyler
Amarillo Council
United Council of Church Women
Council For the
H. A. Shaw
A. D. Foreman
J. W. Sanders
C. T. Crowe
Murray Elson
Joe Shields
Spencer Baird
J. G. Dowse
W. I. Dinan
Mrs Stiner Returns From Visit To Hospital Home
Mrs Will Stiner returns to her Childress home after a visit with her son Sgt Raymond Stiner who is a patient at the Amarillo Army Air Field hospital following his service assignment.
Lawyers To Meet for Important Business
Members of the Amarillo Bar Association will meet Saturday at noon in the Amarillo Hotel for a luncheon business session. Ben Manning, president, says the gathering is one of the most important in months and will cover urgent business matters with no speaker or formal program.
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Amarillo Bar Association
Amarillo Hotel
Ben Manning
VFW to Discuss Poppy Sale and District Meeting
The John B. Golding post and auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the VFW building to discuss the annual poppy sale on Saturday, November 10 and the District 9 meeting in Borger on November 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
District 9
Borger
John B. Golding
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Bronze Star Awarded To Lt Herschel Caplan
Lt. Herschel Caplan of 1504 Monroe is awarded the Bronze Star Medal for exceptionally meritorious achievement in organizing the China Vehicle Depot. Announcement comes from the commanding general of the China Theater.
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Bronze Star
Herschel Caplan
Monroe
China
China Theater
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