French Underground Fighter Returns to Work at Levine's
David Shoss, a World War II veteran and former French underground fighter, now joins Levine's Department Store in Houston as head of a new household appliances department. He and his brother, Lt. Col. Morriss Shoss, are among the first Houstonians to return from war, with their roles in the war career highlighted alongside multiple decorations including the Silver Star and Distinguished Flying Cross.
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David Shoss
Levine's
Polk
Army Air Forces
Shoss
Louie Gold
Houston
Amarillo
Fouston
Europe
Col
Morriss Shess
Pacific
Mme Therese Bonney
Brazil
Corregidor
Philippines
Japan
Philippine
Texas
Paris
France
England
Parker
Marrige
United States
Colonel Shoss
Colonel Shss
West Point
Bell-Ans Tablets Promise Fast Heartburn Relief
Advertising copy touts Bell-Ans tablets as fast acting relief for acid indigestion and sour stomach with no laxative. Claims double money back and urges purchase for 25 cents as a return battle to relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellane
Donald H. Rose Returns to Amarillo After Army Discharge
Lieutenant Donald H. Rose of Route 3 has been discharged after 27 months overseas in the Aleutians and France with an Army radar unit and plans to join the Texas Highway Department upon returning to civilian life. The note also mentions Harvard University being founded in 1636.
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Donald H. Rose
Route 3
Army
Amarillo
Rose
Aleutians
France
Texas Highway Department
Final Account Notice in Potter County Texas 1945
Rhoda Margaret Brown administratrix de bonis non with will annexed of Margaret S Abel deceased files final account in Potter County Court and seeks discharge. Public notice required for ten days before October 22 1945 at Amarillo Court House to contest the account. Court clerk Hubert Cole issues writ with sheriff W M Adams and deputy J P LeNeveu.
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State OF
Texas
Potter County
Rhoda Margaret Brown
Margaret S. Abel
Potter
Amarillo
A. D
Hubert Cole
Blanche Calhoun
W. M. Adams
J. P. Leneveu
Observance Urged for National Business Women's Week in Amarillo
Mayor Joe Jenkins proclaims Appropriate Observance of National Business Women's Week in Amarillo. President Truman opened the week with remarks to national president Miss Margaret Hickey in St. Louis. The theme Jobs Enough To Go Round emphasizes conferences and full employment as essential to national progress and individual development.
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Amarillo
Joe Jenkins
Harry Truman
Margaret A. Hickey
St. Louis
Business Women Week Proclaimed With Theme Jobs Enough To Go Round
City announces October 7 to 14 as Business Women's Week across local state and national clubs. Mayor commends business women for expanding duties and responsibilities amid expanding privileges of the century.
Amarillo Proclaims National Business Women's Week
The proclamation by Mayor Joe A Jenkins of Amarillo declares October 7 as the start of National Business Women's Week highlighting the role of business women in democracy. The document cites federal and state leaders supporting the observance and urges continued civic engagement.
14 as National Business Women's Week Observance
The item urges that 14 be designated as National Business Women's Week and that it be fittingly observed by all in the city, calling for widespread recognition of women's contributions to business.
Armorer Course Graduate Named at Fort Knox
Pvt. Lester Boyd son of Mr and Mrs Joe Boyd of 417 Taylor has completed armorers and gun mechanics training at Fort Knox Kentucky as part of a new class.
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Lester Boyd
Joe Boyd
Taylor
Fort Knox, Ky
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Australia
General MacArthur
Eighth Air Force
Rouen
Mufti
Waterfill
Frazier
Liquor Mart
Lin-X
Sherwin-Williams Paints
Donald Rose
Harvard University
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Marie Earle
Herbert Drug
Prescription
Shimileds Daily
Dallas
Childress Vernon
Wichita Falls
Bowie
Trailways
Bowen
Union Bus Depot
Taylor Street
Joe A Jenkins
Mary L
Plainview
America
Southern Comfort Corp
St.louis
Janes
Alabama
Oregon
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Morton Downey
Lincoln ST
Coke
Coca-Cola
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