German residents want US stay says Mrs Rogers
Mrs T E Rogers former Miss Marie Jenkins visited relatives after two and a half years in occupied Germany. She reports Western Germany under strain with rebuilding, unemployment and black market issues while residents resurface hopes Americans stay with renewed leadership. The Rogers plan to move to Washington after Christmas.
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Globe
T. E. Rogers
Suzanne
Weisbaden
Germany
Europe
Marie Jenkins
Rogers
M. E. Jenkins
Mrs. Rogers
Philco Corporation
Italy
Belgium
France
Luxembourg
England
Holland
Switzerland
Paris
Hitler
Jenkins
Margaret Wills School
Bremerhaven
George W. Goethals
New York
Amarillo Soldiers See Promotions Amid Camp Leonard Wood Shortages
Promotions flood the 950th Engineer Aviation Group from the High Plains as they move up ranks at Camp Leonard Wood Missouri. Soldiers express pride amid recreation shortages with few balls or cues for pool and no equipment for new court facilities. Names from Amarillo and nearby towns appear in the list of sergeants corporals and privates first class promoted and recruits enlisted.
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950Th Engineer Aviation Group
High Plains
Camp Leonard Wood
Eave
Marvin T. Hipps
Missouri
Army
Bar-recreation Hall
Roy A. Beverley, Jr
Kate Beverley
Clarendon
Billy R. Lyde
Ernest M. Lyde
Plainview
Oscar C. Webster
Hughes
Louis A. Wehrman, Jr
Lipscomb
Clinton M. Britain, Jr
Carey
Donald Brummer
Ong
James L. Cramer
van Uren
Billy B. Kimble
W. H. Kimble
Bryan
Arlie W. Maxwell
Arlie T. Maxwell
Amarillo
Cecil R. Nelson
Jordan Ls Sims
Lockney
William F. Skidmore
East Tenth
Phillip R. Welefield
Edward L. Whitney
East Fifth
George Baker, Jr
George Baker
Jackson
Connie M. Heflin
Panhandle
Louis D
Karlin
Louis F. Karlin
White Deer
Guyon H. Saunders
G. C. Saunders
Hayden
Alefford C. Spears
J. L. Davee
North East Thirteenth
Hugh M. Farmer
Otto M. Farmer
North Johnson
Durward R. Morgan
R. M. Morgan
Jim LeGrand
Bobbie. J. Lewis
Barnie Lewis
Hale Center
James P. Petropoulos
Borger
Merrill J. Wilmeth
Wage Offers Rejected by Carpenters in Borger
In Borger on November 21, Local 1201 carpenters rejected contractor pay offers after a morning vote. Union negotiators, following yesterday’s talks, recommended rejection tied to a 25 cent per hour request to take effect immediately. Contractors proposed 12.25 cents now plus 12.25 cents later or a 25 cent increase next year with a one year contract. Picketing spread to several construction sites including Wes-Tex Braun Gohman Timmons and Thurman projects at the Hutchinson County Airport hangar and local residential builds. Additional talks planned with other craft unions.
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Borger
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
North Plains Contractors Association
Carpenters
John T. Gohman
North Plains Contractors
Union
Gohman
John Thurman Construction Company
Marion Flegle Construction Company
Wes-Tex
Braun, Gohman and
Timmons
Thurman Company
Hutchinson County
Flegle
Repair Any Watch or Clock by Henry Danciger
Henry Danciger formerly with Hamilton Longines and Bulova offers watch and clock repairs for all makes. Includes a one year guarantee. Contact Beef w. a) phone 2 3888.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton, Longines
Bulova
Carpenter strike action stalls wage talks in city
No decision yet on honoring carpenters picket lines. R McGhee, union local president, says other craftsmen refused to cross lines 7 am to 1 30 pm as wage talks paused. No further talks planned. Contractors' committee includes Gohman Thurman Flegle Chase Condon. Union negotiators are McGee Prater Perkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. R. McGhee
Union
McGee
Gohman
John Thurman
Marion Flegle
L. C. Chase
E. B. Condon
D. M. Prater
E. D. Perkins
Panhandle ISA Meeting Set for Regular November Dinner
The recently chartered Panhandle Section of the Instrument Society of America will hold its 7:15 PM November dinner meeting at VFW Hall 1401 West Eighth. W R Pratt reports the event invites all in Texas and Oklahoma Panhandles interested in instrumentation and measurement. A Weatherhead Company representative will discuss small tubing fittings used in refineries, chemical plants, airplanes, and tanks. Dinner is $1.50 per person, reservations with ISA secretary Robert E Harris at 228 Mays Building, phone 3-1434.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
The
Instrument Society of America
VFW Hall
West Eighth
W. R
Pratt
ISA Journal
Texas and
Oklahoma Panhandles
Borger
Weatherhead Company
Robert E. Harris
ISA
Mays
Rail Rates Cut on New Autos by ICC
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered an average 12 percent cut in railroad freight rates on new automobiles. The reduction, effective February 20, could save buyers at least ten dollars per car. The lower rate will generally reduce the transportation charge included in the dealer sticker, varying with location and vehicle weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Plumbing Group Meets Tomorrow
The Palo Duro Associated Master Plumbing Contractors hold their regular weekly meeting tomorrow at noon in Long Champ Restaurant. Secretary W. H. Bean will preside over the business meeting in the absence of President Jim Watkins and Vice-President Frank Hodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Duro Associated Master Plumbing Contractors
Long Champ
W. H. Bean
Jim Watkins
Frank Hodges
Doan's Pills Promise Easy Housework for Backache Relief
As people age stress and strain can slow kidney function leading to nagging backache loss of pep and energy headaches and dizziness. Getting up at night or frequent urination may result from minor bladder irritations due to cold dampness or dietary indiscretions. If due to these causes try Doan's Pills a mild diuretic used successfully for over 50 years.
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Dean
Doan
Bus Ride Busy Journey Report
A clipped fragment from a local page notes a bus ride topic with repeated phrasing and unclear details. The readable portion references a transit theme and a sequence of bus related terms without identifying people places dates or events. The brief item suggests coverage of public transportation but lacks concrete facts.
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Prescription Laboratory
Polk
Leo J. Wilmeth
Gem Lake Road
George K. Allison
A. A. Allison
Garfield
Vincent P. Browder
Taylor
Billy B. Cain
Bess L. Cain
Forest
Roger S. Connellee
Alabama
Allen D. Devenport
William A. Devenport
Chesnut
Alvian W. Dawson
G. W. Burchett
Phillips
Vernon L. Decker
Maryland
Winston L. Dixon
W. T. Dixon
East Sixth
Kenneth R. Dorothy
R. C. Dorothy
Claude Fox, Jr
C. H. Fox
Houston
William G. Gray
Aubrey E. Gray
Snyder
Joe L. Greene
Addie Lee Greene
Florida
Bobby L. Henry
D. W. Henry
North Grant
Ross D. Irby
Belleview
William R. Kelp
Stratford
Ted R. Lewis
John C. Lewis
Winfred C. Mann
Gilbert Mann
George S. Maness
May Maness
North Mirror
Leonard Marchbanks
Edith Siegler
Rio Grande
Donald WN. Marshall
D. N. Mashall
Bledsoe
Leland E. Norris
W. B. Norris
Quanah
Lloyd W. Oliver
River Drive
Noel J. Thurman
T. M. Thurman
Canyon
David C. Tucker
L. M. Tucker
North Maryland
Claudie J. Tucker
Coy E. Upton
T. E. Upton
J. W. Walker
Jessie Walker
Central
Travis C. Wallace
FE. F. Wallace
Arthur
Robert J. Elsey
O. W. Elsey
West Twentieth
Louis Gold
Levine's
O. W. Wright
Fairmont
Maxine Adair
Khiva Temple
Blackburn
Shaw Funeral Directors
Pierce
WithTie Henry Danciger
Supaway John
LA Mesa
Jennie
MR. Dugan
Philip
Clancy
Michael
Set Instrument Society Meeting
Kentucky
Pai
Aja
James E. Pepper & Co, Inc
Lexiington
Ueny
Tre Bus
R.ae
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