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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1945
Page
13
Atkinson Nebraska story shows ranchers using light aircraft to locate cattle, inspect fences, and fetch parts quickly. Rudolph Dvorak and Earl Coxhill illustrate time savings and added mobility on the Nebraska plains. Flying is valued for practicality and enjoyment.
Amarillo highway patrol urges fans attending the Pampa at Amarillo Friday football game to leave early and drive safely. Captain Polk Ivy says patrol cars will monitor the route before and after the 2:30 p.m. game. He advises Amarillo fans to depart by 12:30 p.m. for a safe trip.
At the Pullman Switch Road and U S Highway 66 intersection the three vehicle collision left one person injured. Soldier Glen Van Every riding with Marion F Cooper was treated for cuts and bruises at Amarillo Field Hospital after Cooper’s car hit Charles D Johnson on Highway 66. Cooper’s car rolled and struck Leslie J Raymond on Route 3. Cooper and Van Every were thrown from the vehicle.
Lt. Col. Robert L. Hardy the new commanding officer of the West Texas Army Recruiting District led a first official inspection in Amarillo. He toured the station with Maj. Robert G. Gibbons Capt. R. G. Flint and Lt. Bill A. Montgomery and planned visits to other Panhandle stations.
In Petersburg Virginia a Dinwiddie County fox hunt attracted only a small group of traditional horsemen. Most participants arrived by automobile, as two foxes were reportedly bagged.
Machinery stands as the most valuable U S export class and automobiles typically form the largest single category within machinery exports, highlighting the country's industrial strength and trade composition.
Fairland Oklahoma hosts a hometown welcome as the first American to enter Tokyo arrives tomorrow. Pfe. Paul E. Davis will receive $1,000 and take center stage at a ceremony in Fairland High School with Mayor J S Campbell and Governor Robert S Kerr presiding. Davis is one of two Veterans of Foreign Wars awards for the first to enter Tokyo and the first to enter Berlin.
Two residences overall cost about 20000 with one at 4902 West Fifteenth and another at 1519 Rosemont Clyde Bray receives permits. A separate foundation permit for 3068 South Cleveland goes to Yellow Terminal. B I Barfield gets a brick house permit at 3007 Washington for 6500.
The Levee Board has spent sixty thousand dollars repairing runways at the New Orleans Airport as the city readies for a projected air boom.
Representative Monroney charged the Army with unfair discharge and air transport favoritism after the Stars and Stripes reported 54 AAF Hawaii Flyers were flown home since November 12 while many combat veterans lacked transport. He urged a thorough investigation to ensure the point system is fair. Four Amarillo servicemen were released from San Antonio separation center: Lt. Winfrey Blair, Verna Prescott, Edwin Urton, and Joy Worley.
Officials say sunlight through a window flaw ignited a match and sparked a serious blaze at Tom Minden's Nebraska residence. The incident started when sunbeams concentrated by glass ignited a match, causing extensive damage.
Excavation has started on a new home for Marsh Electric Wholesale Supply now at 906 West Sixth. The building will adjoin the current site to the west.
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