To Hold Rank Of Captain
Appointment of Sterling E. Kinney of 1618 Madison as commander to hold rank of captain is announced.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1946
Page
11
Appointment of Sterling E. Kinney of 1618 Madison as commander to hold rank of captain is announced.
The Adjutant General's Department in Austin announced Captain Kinney as the new commander of headquarters company 142nd Infantry 36th Regiment Texas National Guard. Kinney, a Leyte and Okinawa veteran, earned the Bronze Star and Combat Infantryman's Badge. He studied in Amarillo College and the University of Texas, earning an LLB.
Bob Burnett elected president of the newly organized Amarillo College Camera Club. Joe Bailey named vice president and Thelma Denney secretary. Club plans include photographing campus scenes and activities and hosting a forthcoming Photo Salon. An open discussion on printing highlighted the meeting.
Mrs A A Meredith of Borger visits her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs T Z Walker at 1904 Tyler Street.
The Globe Shopper notes ample turkeys this year with prices around 60 cents per pound live weight or 70 cents dressed, though volatility is possible. It lists a detailed roast turkey recipe feeding 14 to 20, plus gravy instructions, and mentions fruit--bananas from Guatemala and California navel oranges with high prices and low sugar.
Garden scenes show a three point buck in view while Morris seedless grapefruit peak in the Valley and cocoanut price dips slightly. Tokay grapes appear in markets while avocados quality rises. Eastern markets stock lettuce and celery for Thanksgiving, with Arizona crops due around November 20.
Policeman Ed Crippen, after five days and 50 miles of searching for deer, was about to clean a rifle when he raised it to sight through. The fragment notes a hunter’s ordeal and a dangerous moment during the pursuit in eastern Washington.
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