Housing Shortage Deepens As Amarillo Grows
Amarillo faces acute housing strain as population surges from 51,686 in 1940 to an estimated 65,000 in 1943. War work drives new arrivals from Dallas, Fort Worth, and Oklahoma City. Only 433 new dwellings built under federal plan, leaving four and five room houses scarce. conversions urged to add units.
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Chamber of Commerce Ofice
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Tufts
Seaman Nickell Returns To Bremerton After Leave
Seaman Eddie Nickell, veteran of the South Pacific, returns to Bremerton to join a new troop transport crew for further duty. He spent leave in Amarillo with his mother Mrs Jewell Nickell and will depart soon for the South Pacific.
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South Pacific
Amarillo
Jewell Nickell
Buchanan Street
Eddie
Bremerton
Wash
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