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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1944
Page
7
New residents arrive from Canyon and Fort Worth while existing families return from travel to New York Tulsa and Virginia. Hospital and medical updates list patients and births at Northwest Texas Hospital and local clinics.
William Martin Nelson son of Mrs Laura V Nelson of 303 Kentucky Street has entered the U S Naval Reserve Midshipman school at the University of Notre Dame. After one month of indoctrination he will be appointed a midshipman and upon completing four months will be commissioned an ensign. Lt Fred R Potter wife Drusilla Potter of 320 A East Twenty second Avenue recently completed an orientation course in Europe to prepare for combat duty overseas after leaving the post office.
Chief Petty Officer D E Glenn reports to Oakland after a 30 day leave in Amarillo and returns from 20 months overseas with the 46th Sea Bee battalion. He served in the Pacific at Guadalcanal New Guinea and the Admiralty Islands. Sgt James L Carter son of Clyde W Carter lives in Amarillo and served 14 months overseas with the Fourth Marine Division. Charles C Thompson of 300 North Grant Street promoted to corporal as a trick driver. Abraham J Minor Jr and Billy P Kelly enroll at US Maritime Service Training Station St Petersburg Fla to pursue deck and engine department training.
Sgt. Ligon A. Dickson 27, son of Tullia M. Dickson of 1607 Tyler Street, has arrived in Miami Beach Florida for reassignment after completing a tour abroad. He served 31 months in the China Burma India theater as a communications specialist and previously attended West Texas State College.
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