Navy Seaman Leo Cutler Granted 46 Day Leave at Home
Seaman First Class Leo Cutler spends a 46 day leave with his mother Mrs C Cutler at 2400 West Fourth while his father had a 21 day leave in Amarillo. Cutler fans four Bronze Stars and is stationed in Fort Worth with the more patrol awaiting discharge. He served four years in the Navy aboard the Maryland until last May and now is assigned to the Aircraft Carrier Vella Gulf returning from Japan.
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Leo Cutler
C. Cutler
West
Amarillo
Cutler
Fort Worth
Seaman Cutler
Navy
Maryland
Vella Gulf
Japan
No Big House for Screen Actress
Los Angeles November 2. Judge Henry M. Willis blocks 13 year old film actress Porgy Ann Garner from buying a $40,000 Brentwood home. The judge approves the film contract with a starting salary of $1,000 a week but orders 25 percent of income placed in trust and denies the large real estate purchase as nonproductive.
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Los Angeles
Wpp
Porgy Ann Garner
Henry M. Willis
Brentwood
Amarillo Issues 143 Building Permits in October
In October Amarillo issued 143 building permits with a total value around $500,000. September reported 140 permits, reflecting steady activity in local construction.
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Amarillo
Pastor Blames Nazis for Europe Tortures
Fort Worth November 2 Dr Kenneth Pope pastor of the Austin Methodist Church said at the Texas Methodist conference the Nazi party rather than the German people was responsible for the origin and perpetuation of Europe s tortures He urged America to feed all of Europe and noted recent European travels Other speakers included Rev Walter H McKenzie Law Stone Bishop A Frank Smith and Rev Dawson Bryan
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Fort Worth
Kenneth Pope
Austin Methodist Church
Europe
Texas Methodist Conference
Pope
America
Walter H. McKenzie
The
United Texas Drys
Law Stone
Texas Wesleyan College
A. Frank Smith
Houston
Dawson Bryan
Mexican Government To Honor General Arnold
The Aztec Eagle, Mexico’s top military award, will be presented tonight to Gen. Henry H. Arnold, U S Army Air Force chief. Arnold and Gen. Gustavo Salinas laid a wreath at the independence monument after visiting heroes earlier today, as Gen Francisco Urquizo hosts a reception at the military casino.
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Mexico City
Henry H. Arnold
U. S. Army Air Force
Arnold
Gustavo Salinas
Mexico
Francisco L. Urquizo
Four Amarillo Officials to Attend League Meeting
Four Amarillo officials plan to attend the Texas League of Municipalities and affiliated organizations meeting in Austin next week. Mayor Joe Jenkins, A. P. Hancock city manager, Perry Burks tax collector, and Oscar Hargett city commissioner will attend. Jenkins is league vice president, Burks is vice president of the Texas Chapter of Assessing Officers, and Hancock is immediate past president of the Texas City Managers' Association.
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Amarillo
Texas League of Municipalities
Austin
Joe Jenkins
A. P. Hancock
Perry Burks
Oscar Hargett
Jenkins
League
Burks
Texas Chapter
Hancock
Texas City Managers’ Association
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Dick Turner
General Arnold
League of Municipalities
Mississippi
Bordwell
Harrison
Houston's Food Store
W. 16Th Ph
Hughes Street Grocery
Hughes St. Ph
Rocery
South Florida St
Hugh Rigler
15Th St
Riteway Food
N. Buchanan
Spradling Food Store
Pierce St. Ph
Tilley & Son
East 21St St
Walsh Food Stores
10Th St
Line Ave
Whiteway Food Stores
E. 10Th St
W. 6Th St
North Buchanan St
Fillmore St
North East 8Th St
Adrian Merc. Co
Canyon
Buffalo Grocery
Claude
Paul Hood
H & M Grocery
Dumas-Sunray Highway
Phillips & Son
Jones Market
Fritch
Fritch Grocery
Russell Hunter
Debyte Coast
Red & White
Canada
Kress
Homer Whitlow
D. C. Hill
Gee
Wait Williams
W. F. Wall
Pampa
Rhee
George Adamie Phillips
Bley Cash Grocery
E. H. Huff
National Food Store
Seago Grocery
Thaxton Food Store
Sunray
Sunray Food Store
Tulsa
S. A. Duckett
Vega
Bellview
Grady's Food Store
California
Idaho
Texas
Franks Pinkney
Tenderoni
Bott
Sven IP
Ile
Bleach Purex
Campbell
Atkinson Drug Store
Polk St
Cw Rani Ott
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