San Antonio Captain Charlton Reassigned to Tokyo War Crimes Desk
Capt. Gordon T. Charlton Sr., 48, of San Antonio, transfered from Maui to Gen. Douglas MacArthur's Tokyo headquarters to join the war crimes investigation section. A veteran of both World Wars, he served 19 months as Maui provost marshal and has a son aboard a Pacific submarine chaser. His daughter Meredith attends the University of Texas.
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Gordon T. Charlton, Sr
San Antonio
J. M. Wise
Monroe
Agnes Charlton
West Texas State College
Canyon
Wailuku
Maui
T. H
Douglas MacArthur
Tokyo
Field Artillery
Corps of Military Police
Bowie
Brownwood
Camp Bowie
Army
Meredith
University of Texas
Gordon T. Charlton, Jr
Old
Pacific
Hawaii
Charlton
Maui News
Aloha
All Bran Says It Aids Regularity In Diet
An elderly reader shares a unsolicited letter praising Kellogg's All-Bran for regularity after adding the cereal to supper. The ad promises double money back if not satisfied and notes All-Bran is a natural food made from wheat outer layers.
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William J. Fern
Pittsfield
N. H
Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
Battle Creek
City Zoning Ordinance Restricts Beer and Liquor Stores
The city moves to restrict beer wine and liquor sales to existing business districts with non retroactive rules. The ordinance requires two readings and two weeks of publication before taking effect about three weeks from now. Penalties cap at 200 per violation with daily penalties possible. Residents had complained for months about liquor stores in residential areas.
Plan of National Business Women Week in Amarillo
The Amarillo Business and Professional Women's Club marks the eighteenth National Business Women's Week from Sunday through October 13 with the theme Jobs Enough to Go Round. The program centers on veterans and displaced workers, aims to raise public interest in women's economic political and social roles, and ties to the national federation Our World to Build. Hattie Lou White and Faye Gordon have held national offices as part of the club's leadership.
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Amarillo
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Paul McNutt
War Manpower Commission
The
Business and Professional Women, Inc
United Women’s
Texas
Amarillo Club
Hattie Lou White
Faye Gordon
Ruth Stein Usery, Former Treasurer, Appoints Successor
Ruth Stein Usery served as state treasurer and is noted as the second vice president. the current designation is Clifford Carolyn Dunn succeeding her.
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Cent
Ruth Stein Usery
Clifford Carolyn Dunn
National Officer To Address Club In Amarillo
Jimmy Wilson of Lubbock, vice president of the National Association of American Business Clubs, will speak at Amarillo Club’s noon luncheon at Mrs. Frazier's Dining Room. He will discuss the enlargement program “A Club for a Club” and be introduced by President Ross Larson. Wilson recently presented a charter to a new club at Lamesa.
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Jimmy Wilson
Lubbock
National Association of American Business Clubs
Amarillo
Amarilo Club
Officer Marks 18 Years as Peace Officer in Amarillo
J L Pounds, an Amarillo deputy sheriff, marked 18 years as a peace officer and 36 years of marriage. He began as a policeman in Clayton New Mexico, entering at the bottom and rising to chief before leaving.
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Pounds
Clayton
N. M
Clayton Police Chief's Two Year Interruption Then Returns
A northern Clayton officer was interrupted for two years before reporting to the sheriff's department. Deputy Pounds, chief of police in Clayton for 12 years, later moved to Amarillo to work in the sheriffing and related duties. He first began working for Potter County on May 16, 1942. He stated he entered law enforcement after answering that he asked, Two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton
Sheriff's Department
Pounds
Potter County
Consecutive Bailouts Stifle Farmer’s Ambition
A farmer laments ruined ambitions after consecutive years of bailouts for crops. He notes uncertain prospects for continuing crop farming and questions future livelihood amid recurring government aid.
Four former city policemen face armed forces charges
Names listed include William C. Stalling Sanford Cherry Homes Henry G Hutson and Theodore R Hedges as former officers facing citation or charges related to service or military status in an unclear incident.
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William C. Stalling
Sanford Cherryhomes
Herry G Hutson
Theotore R. Hedges
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Cy Clemmons
Harry Clausen
Chicago
Dorothy Jones
Uso Club
Old Tascosa
Herring Hotel
Omaha
George Rector
Larsen Stee
Wilson
Wilson & Co
Dept
Union Stock Yards
Illinois
Q Fauvute
Hubbard
Idaho
Russet
Wat
Kewr
Anp
Pork & Beans
Co. Scott Co
Holid
Purasnow
Gs Kralt
Cranla
Hind
N. Fillmore
Mies
Western Auto Store
Polk
J. L. Pounds
George B
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