Amarillo men launch Amarillo Communications Co
Four Amarillo men including a Bataan veteran have formed Amarillo Communications Co to build and maintain two way radio sets for police, oil lines, cabs and pipelines. The firm has already supplied Shamrock Oil, Yellow Cab and City Cab with mobile units and offers fixed station service for airborne radio equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Thomp
Tobe
Amarilla
Bataan
Amarillo
Amarilla Communication Co
Washington
Lester Krasin
Adit
Mr. Krasin
ETN
Tucumenrt
ESEL
Lubbock
Malcolm Clack
Clack Radio Service
Wheeler Whelchel
Jim Blossom
Shamrock Oil & Gas Co
Borger
Krasin
Federal Communications Commission
Ife
Amarillo Communications Co
Huber Company
Krasin Anid
Amarillo Bus Drivers Seek NLRB Case To Gain Recognition
Amarillo bus company owners refuse to recognize the local drivers union formed last October. Clarence Aber aids officers Miling petitions to the NLRB to gain jurisdiction and potential election. Union members include BUL Ecker J. W. Mickie and W. F. Handley affiliated with the Amalgamated Association and AFL.
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Amarillo
National Labor Relations Board
Clarence Aber
Okahoma City
Bul Ecker
J. W. Mickie
W. FE. Handley
Amarillo Bus Company
Amerley
Fecderation of
Aber
NLRB
Nunn Manufacturing Plans Addition to Plant
Nunn Manufacturing Company will add a 30 by 198 foot tile construction extension to its plant at 2301 North East Third. The expansion aims to enlarge production space and improve facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nunn Manufacturing Company
Nunn Manufacturing Co
North East
Vote fraud probe urged after wholesale election reports
Minority leaders asked President Roxas to investigate alleged wholesale vote fraud in the national elections. Late returns showed five Liberals and three opposition candidates leading the senate race. Health cards issued to 468 feed handlers in Amarillo, says Kitty Ford of the city health department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Roxas
Amarillo
Kitty Ford
Amarillo Symphonic Chorus Debuts at Railroad Veterans Banquet
The Amarillo Symphonic Chorus makes its first appearance this season at the Burlington Railroad Veterans banquet in the Crystal Ball room of the Herring Hotel. Directed by Mrs. Julia Dean Evans with accompanists Mrs. Morris Dalby and Miss Mertie Brummett, the 86-voice group will perform four numbers two a cappella and two with accompaniment. Featured soloists include Nancy Botock Bill Jackson Alfred McLaughlin Hoyt Mulkey and Nick Nelson.
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Amarillo
Burlington Railroad
Crystal Ballroom
Herring Hotel
Julia Dean Evans
Morris Dalby
Mertie Brummett
Fort Worth
Denver
Amarilla High School
Nancy Botock
Bill Jackson
Alfred McLaughlin
Hoyt Mulkey
Nick Nelson
Davis to Take Over City Cleaners Plant
IL W Davis will take over as owner-manager of City Cleaners at 1411 Poli tomorrow. He comes from French Cleaners after two years and plans to add delivery service as the first change. Davis is located at 1111 North Buchanan.
Certificates to 13 Girl Scout Leaders
Thirteen certificates were awarded to 23 people yesterday November 13 for completing a 12 hour Girl Scout leader training course held last weekend at First Christian Church. Recipients include Mesdames J W Allston Teo Buccola Roy Crittenden Charles V Eads W B Gregory Earl O Keefe J B Powell W E Routh R A Selby W F Shreve R T Terry R E Wood and W W Yarbrough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
J. W. Allston
Teo Buccola
Roy Crittenden
Charles V
Eads
Gregory
Earl O'Keefe
J. B. Powell
W. E. Routh
R. A. Selby
W. FP. Shreve
R. T. Terry
R. E. Wood
W. W. Yarbrough
For What Purpose Education Sermon at Temple B'nai Israel
Rabbi Arthur Bluhm will speak on For What Purpose Education at Temple B'nai Israel tonight at 8 o clock. The service is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Bluhm
Temple B'nai Israel
Thelma Stolz to Speak at State Teachers Convention
Miss Thelma Stolz, art teacher at Elizabeth Nixon Junior High, will join a panel at the Texas State Teachers Association annual convention in San Antonio. She is among speakers discussing directions for an art curriculum that prepares students for life situations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Stolz
Elizabeth Nixson
Texas State Teachers Association
San Antonio
Canada
Alaska
Officer Training School for Firemen in Amarillo
City officials hope a new officer training school for firemen will ease recruitment and fill three captaincies in the Amarillo Fire Department. Texas A&M Sollee Extension Service instructors will conduct the course starting December 6 in Amarillo. Clifford Davis, city personnel director, said planning includes a future school for all firemen. Ronald Black, son of Mr and Mrs J P Black, has been moved from the Veterans Hospital to the Veterans Hospital in McKinney for surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Woay
Texas A&m
Sollee
Clifford Davis
Mckinney Hospital
Ronald Black
J. P. Black
Veterans Hospital
McKinney
Scott in Japan Endures Overseas Postings
Pfc. Jack H. Scott, son of Mrs. Ruby Scott of Knox Kentucky, is serving with the First Cavalry Division in Japan. He began basic training at Fort Amarillo and is stationed in the Tokyo area near Yokohama amidst the overseas posting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fage
Scott
Japan
Jack H. Scott
Fort Amarillo
Ruby Scott
Knox
San Diego
Cal
First Cavalry
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Sam
Radio Firi
Raines
West Texas
Amarillo Optical CO
Zales
Texas
KFDA
Girl Scout
Rabbi Bluhm
Zale’s
Jay Cney
Zale's
Belgium
Jawal’ Baylor
Elgin
Emerson
Wean
Waltham
The
Excellency Group
21 Jewels
Remington
Amoother
Baylor
Countess Sterling
Zale Jewelry CO
Itamm
Polk
West Hills
West Acres
Hugo H. Loewenstern CO
Polk ST
Realtors
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