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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1946
Page
9
Tomorrow is the deadline for applications to take the next police and firemen civil service exams for municipal duty. Clifford Davis, city personnel director, said all applications must be in his office by noon tomorrow. Police tests: Oct 28. Fire tests: Oct 29, starting at 1 p.m. at Amarillo Center, 2101 Harrison.
Mrs. Ted Neely returned from Gates Tennessee to care for her mother Mrs. R J Moore who is recovering. Several local residents host guests from Dallas Los Angeles and other cities. New babies are born at Northwest Texas Hospital with birthdays in October. Neighbors move to town from Downey California and Boston Mass. Hospital news includes medical reports on Mrs. Thomas J Cussen.
The clipping lists numerous names and addresses including Mrs T F Mace 806 B Adams, Mrs J S Lindsey 1006 Louisiana, Mrs E W Crossland Pantex, Clifford Griffin 802 Monroe, Emory Roberson 512 Madison, Ronald Edward Alber ranch near Amarillo, and Tulsa resident Oreto Evans, among others. No cohesive event is described.
Amarillo physician Dr. R A Duncan reportedly killed two deer with a single bullet while hunting in Colorado. A ten point buck fell to the shot and a smaller deer died when the same bullet struck it in the neck. The warden praised the feat.
Julia Dean Evans named state music chairman for Delta Kappa Gamma. The Amarillo High School choir director will assist Eula Lee Carter at the Texas regional meeting in Plainview on Nov 2. She will plan music for state and regional conferences throughout the year. Evans has taught in Amarillo schools for nine years and directs the A Capella Choir Choristers and Harmony Singers.
The Amarillo A. and M. Club will resume its Monday night meeting schedule after next Wednesday. Ed Timmons, president, said after the regular meeting at the Blackstone Hotel that all subsequent meetings will be on Monday nights.
Amarillo youths enrolled at Texas Christian University Fort Worth include Margie Browning a sophomore daughter of Morris Browning of 1412 Hughes Shirley Jackson a sophomore daughter of A. D. Jackson of 1109 West Nineteenth Tommy Gwin a junior son of G. W. Gwin of 2601 Taylor Eugene Baker a freshman son of E. E. Baker of 309 Prospect and Aubrey Robertson a sophomore son of G. F. Robertson of 1301 North East Fourth
The passage recalls a wartime strategy discussion where Taft questions Vandenberg about leveraging Germany to exhaust Britain and America. It notes the idea of profitable gains in Asia while others bear heavy military costs, inviting reflection on prior positions.
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