Amarillo United Red Feather funds reach goal with reserve plan
Amarillo's United Red Feather drive reports 169,222.84 dollars raised, 102.01 percent of the 165,886.64 goal, with surplus funds to be held in reserve for emergencies within Chest member agencies. Ed Moyer notes 28-member budget panel reviews needs before disbursement. Area results show varied progress across divisions and clubs led by local majors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Moyer
Community Chest
Bob Kesterson
Louis Gold
Five Fox Company men survive Korea assault and re enlist
Five survivors of Fox Company Fifth Cavalry in Korea, once 164 strong, recount hostile campaigns from Yongdong to Hill 303 and Hill 203. The five named soldiers express clear plans to re enlist or extend service, with a shared resolve to stay until retirement. All five have been recommended for medals.
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H. D. Quigg
United Press
1St Cavalry Division
Korea
Fox Company
First Cavalry Division
Fifth Cavalry Regiment
Pohang
Yongdong
Kumchon-Cheriye
Waegman
Shindo
Fox
38Th Parallel
Pyongyang
Hill
Thomas P. Little
Cochrane, Ga
Frederick L. Smith
Hagerstown
Cook
Thomas L. Kirkham
Delight
Ark
Norman D. Powers
War
W. Va
Alvin Urbanke
Saratoga Springs
Japan
Smith
Kirkham
Neptune
Powers
Local fund drive update shows mixed committee results
The report lists a general total of 16,653 dollars with a Saturday standing of 17,333 dollars or 104.8 percent of the goal. Roy Bell serves as chair, with Ben Solnick and W. S. Andrews as vice-chairs. In the individual subscribers division J. R. Brown chairs and Horace B. Pinky Gooch is vice-chair, aiming for 17,233.64 but achieving 11,299.07 or 65.6 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Eastland, Jr
Exchange Club
Charles Fowlkes
Kenneth Lanham
Erwin Ochsner
Thomas R. Winvate
J. B. Sudbury
American Business Club
M. B. Ellerbee
American Legion
Orville Snyder
Downtown Lions Club
J. C. Roberts
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Jake Gabbard
San Jacinto Kiwanis Club
Harry Bramlett
North Amarillo Kiwanis Club
Pete Branson
F. W. Wallace
Roy Bell
Ben Solnick
W. S. Andrews
J. R. Brown
Horace B
Pinky” Gooch
Australian union demands radios in dining rooms
An Australian sheep shearers union calls for radios to be provided in dining rooms, arguing improved morale and communication during breaks. The move aims to boost welfare and cohesion among members across regions.
Afghanistan Bans Entry of All Pakistan Journals
Afghanistan announces a ban on the entry of all Pakistan journals into its territory in a regulatory move. Officials cite national security and information control as the justification, with no timelines for potential exceptions provided.
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Afghanistan
Pakistan
Automobile features list truncates with extra items
Includes Radio Heater and Defroster Oil Filter Oil Bath Air Cleaner Dual Horns Air Ride Tires Dual Window Wipers plus
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