Neighborhood notices and births fill Northwest Texas pages
OCR style column lists new residents and moves in Amarillo including Hall and family from Fairbury Neb at 704 Sunset Terrace and Mrs Mavis White and children moving from Phillips. It records many births at Northwest Texas Hospital with dates November 2 to 4 and welcomes new neighbors, plus notices of travel, change of address and local hospital updates.
Service Men In the News Returns From Overseas
Sgt Albert B Coyle MP returns from 52 months in the Pacific Theater. He visits his parents Mr and Mrs D Coyle Route 3 Box TOA before reassignment at Fort Bliss. Also Yeoman 2nd Class George Willborn on convalescent leave from a Naval hospital, after 21 months in North Africa. Lt J C Whittington promotion to first lieutenant overseas since February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert B. Coyle
D. Coyle
Route 3
Box Toa
Fort Bliss
New Sergeant Fred W. Chambers Promoted at Garden City Field
Fred W. Chambers 33, son of George M. Chambers of 713 Pierce St, promoted from corporal to sergeant per Garden City Army Air Field press release Kaw. An Amarillo High School alumnus, he was a butcher for Joe Chambers Grocery and Market. At Garden City he selected for their daughter. Born at Amarillo Osteopathic Hospital his birthday is Oct 29. New neighbors Mrs M A Billodeau and Mrs Pearl Snyder relocate from Pampa with Ruth Whitney, overseas husband. Jenkins Gifts advertises glass consoles.
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Northwest Texas Hospital
Joe Foster
Tulia
Burk Stinson
Amarillo
Franke Lee Barr
Dumas
Alexander M. Chapman
Endee
N. M
Morris Barnes Jones
Virginia Street
Bert Riley Bell
Quitaque
Frank Frederick Faherty
Louisiana Street
A. G. Harron
Monroe Street
Wheeler Newberry
North
Eighth Avenue
Fred W. Chambers
George M. Chambers
Pierce Street
Garden City Army Air Field
Kaw
Sergeant Chambers
Amarillo High School
Joe Chambers
Garden City
Amarillo Osteopathic Hospital
Pearl Snyder
Pampa
Lincoln Street
Snyder
Ruth Whitney
Whitney
Amarillo servicemen earn promotions and honors
Technical Sergeant William E. Singletary, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. Singletary of Amarillo, has been promoted at his Pacific base and now serves as chief clerk for the Information and Education Section on an island command. Flight Officer Ross Kaufhold, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Kaufhold, completed aerial combat crew training and is ready for combat duty as a navigator on a B 24. Corporal W. C. Weaver, 20, aircraft armorer, is among those honored with a Presidential citation of the Eighth Air Force, recognizing distinguished service and granting a gold-bordered blue ribbon to pilots and non flying personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Singletary
F. Singletary
East Tenth Avenue
Pacific
Sergeant Singletary
Amarillo High School
University of Alabama
Army
Wilmington
Del
Fort Dix
N. J
Camp Lee
Ross Kaufhold
A. A. Kaufhold
Taylor Street
Davis-Monthan Field
Tucson
Ariz
Kaufhold
Amarillo High Seben
Amarillo Colege
Cpl
W. C. Weaver
Leora Weaver
Johnson Street
Eighth Air Force
Radio School Cadet James Carroll Enlists at UW Campus
James Carroll aged 18 recently enrolled in an intensive course at the Radio Naval Training School on the University of Wisconsin campus. A Amarillo High School graduate, he entered the Navy last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Carroll
Radio Naval Training School
University of Wisconsin
Amarillo High School
Navy
New Officers Commissioned Amid War Service
Fred Brady of Pleasant Valley and Bill Dickson of 1619 B Fillmore Street have been commissioned. Brady is an ensign in the U S Navy Reserve, an aviator with Navy Wings of Gold, in combat training after a 21 day home leave. Amarillo High School graduate with Amarillo College attendance. Dickson completed Army Air Forces Officer Candidate School in San Antonio, commissioned as second lieutenant to serve as administrative officer. Amarillo High School graduate formerly at KFDA. The News Chronicle notes odds at 3 to 1 on Roosevelt, while Daily Express cites Moscow predicting FDR victory.
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John A. Howard
Line Avenue
Naval Training School of Electricity
Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
Purdue
Garth M. Ingram
North
Tyler Street
Thurman O. Hunt
Arthur Street
Fred Brady
H. T. Brady
Pleasant Valley
Bill Dickson
W. G. Dickson
Fillmore Street
Brady
U. S. Naval Reserve
Amarillo High School
Amarillo College
Dickson
Army Air Forces Officer Candidate School
San Antonio
KFDA
News- Chronicle
Roosevelt
Daily Express
Moscow
FDR
Four Texas Governors Back Roosevelt for Democratic Ticket
Dallas dispatch reports State Democratic Chairman Harry L. Seay says four former Texas governors will vote the straight Democratic ticket. Telegrams were sent to six with replies from James V. Allred, Ross Sterling, Pat M. Neff, and Miriam A. Ferguson. Dan Moody and W. P. Hobby had not replied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Harry L. Seay
James V. Allred
Ross Sterling
Pat M. Neff
Miriam A. Ferguson
Dan Moody
W. P. Hobby
London Press Predicts Roosevelt Victory
London newspapers front pages emphasize odds and forecasts favoring Franklin D. Roosevelt in the U.S. election. The Daily Mail features a five column headline predicting a Roosevelt win as coverage highlights betting markets and expected outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Roosevelt
Daily Mail
Fdr
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Sixteenth Avenue
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Zack Fine
Longview
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Mavis White
Eileen, Clyde
Ada
Phillips
Mrs. White
Sears-Roebuck and Co
Eileen
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O. R
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Lloyd Dennis
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R. L. Watson
Brownwood
H. C. Randolph
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G. W. Scott
Hayden Street
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Northwest Texas Hospital News
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North Arthur Street
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N. J. Copeland
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W. J. Gilman
East Twelfth Avenue
Roy Kerr
Fountain Terrace
Vera Haynes
O. Williams
Arch Terrace
Laverne Bivins
West Fourth Avenue
Estelle McKenzie
Amarillo Field
Robert Dean White
James Anthony Scott
Joseph I. Scott
Sandra June Talkington
Polk Street
Gerald Dee Rose
Herman Street
Mary JL. Foster
Alabama Street
Jo Ann Benedict
Baby Char Lightfoot
Harrison Street
H. O. Hughes
Maryland Street
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Tennessee Street
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J. G. Sutherland
Kirby Brown
Travis Street
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J. 8. Moore
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Jim Snyder
East Thirteenth Avenue
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East Fourteenth Avenue
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Nineteenth Avenue
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Ong Street
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Canyon Highway
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Guy Bell
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Tucumcari
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W. ©, Weaver
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Richardson Cab
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Amarillo Insurance Exchange
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Neely-Greenhill Agency
Hugo H. Loewenstern & Sledge
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Ce Shelton
War Power Commission Stabilization Plan
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