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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1946
Page
4
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce aviation committee discusses future of the city’s airport. The group, recently designated to campaign for a 500000 bond issue, plans meetings Monday afternoon after postponement to gather information. Half the bond funds would buy Thornton Oxnard’s English Field stake. the rest funds airport improvements.
Information to locate new water wells for Amarillo has been mailed from Fort Worth to the city water advisory committee. Marvin Nichols, Fort Worth consulting engineer, sent the data. Jess Neely chairs the water advisory committee.
Three national officers George W. Hansen Paul Dee Fossett and Pete Neumann travel to Amarillo with delegations from Big Spring Lubbock Lamesa and other cities for a District 6 convention in the Amarillo Hotel. Events include open house Dutch lunch 7 30 tonight and a 10 am business session tomorrow led by Judge E O Northcutt.
A new Potter County grand jury was sworn in and began its work this morning. Judge Henry S. Bishop gave the charge as 47th District Court convened. Foreman Bruce Autry and 11 jurors, including Arch W. McDavid and Charles N. Brown, were named to serve.
Seven men passed the city fire department civil service examinations held yesterday afternoon and will be appointed soon. The successful list includes Albert R. Horner of 816 Spring, Charles R. Ford of 409 Polk, Garland J. Johnson of 101 North Harrison, Johnny Virgil Brown of 505 North Johnson, Grady T. Watson of 708 North Jackson, Russell Harley Easterday of 702 North Fillmore, and J. W. Allen of Claude. Illinois ranks fifth in the nation for total crop acreage harvested.
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