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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1945
Page
10
J. McLanagan educational director of the Cooperative League of Chicago will visit Amarillo on November 24 to address farmers about the role of cooperation in American agriculture. Don May Southwest cooperative organizations educational director confirms the plan.
Mr. May spoke on methods to develop a more stable farm economy through cooperation. The meeting will be held at the Amarillo Hotel. On November 22 Mr. McLanahan will speak in Plainview.
Nick Redka of Los Angeles, after a San Francisco trip, shows concrete proof that new tires are not needed. His ration board refused a tire permit, so he filled his old tires with concrete and drove away. He recalls gas station workers reacting to his air check with disbelief.
The intracity travel project in Atlanta Georgia moves forward with construction of the first air conditioned trolley. Officials envision improved urban transport and reduced heat effects for riders as work proceeds.
Three national officers will visit Amarillo for a District Six conference with Texas and Oklahoma clubs. Frank J. Backes leads as president, joined by Pete Neumann and Jimmy Wilson. The event includes district reorganization, a new governor, and future club plans.
School children boost Series F sales to raise odds for a $25 Victory Bond prize to be awarded at a Saturday 10:30 AM State Theater show. Top seller wins the free bond, and another salesman gets a Jeep model. The program features Our Vines Have Tender Grapes with Edward G. Robinson and Margaret O'Brien, plus James Craig and Butch Jenkins.
In February 1924 Ben Frielson carried the first U S airmail in Alaska. He flew a 164 pound load from Fairbanks to McGrath and back in a single day marking a milestone in Arctic air service.
Funeral services for Floyd Bolin and his son Robert J Bolin, victims of a Decatur area plane crash, will be held at 4 PM in Boxwell Brothers Chapel with Dr. A D Foreman officiating. Burial follows at Llano Cemetery. Out-of-town relatives include Bus ter E Gardner and Porter Gardner of Long Beach California, and Charles Gardner and Henry Wade with families.
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