Gray Talks on Bureau Hero in Amarillo luncheon
Fred Gray explained the War Bureau of Reclama tion at a Jaycee luncheon in Amarillo. The bureau began in 1941 with three employees, now has 100, and a $300000 annual payroll serving 17 western states. He noted the Conchas project near Tucumcari and a Canadian River dam survey. Sim Kelly urged support for the National War Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Reclamation
Fred Gray
Amarillo
National War Fund
Sim Kelly
Tom Thomas
Jaycees
Cy Patton
Quentin Lewis
Edwin Knollhoff
J. R. Barnhill, Jr
W. E. Bland
John W. Hazlewood
A. D. Haddock
J. D. Rolland
Lt. O Curtis
Bill Curtis
Jaycee
Paul W. Ross
Albuquerque N. M
Charley Wilson
J. W. Herbert
A. O. Johnson
Harry G. Foster
Elmo Byrd
C. M. Hunter
Ralph Dokeman
Sam Sloan
Ray Parks
Hubby Carroll
Mr. Kelly
Amarillo Business Club Luncheon Features Navy and Highway Talks
Roy O. Greenhill, Amarillo Navy Day chairman, and Wade Brymer, highway committee chair of the chamber of commerce, speak at the American Business Club luncheon tomorrow at Prazier's Dining Room. Greenhill outlines Navy strength and maintenance plans. Brymer discusses Amarillo's role as a highway center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy O. Greenhill
Amarillo
Wade Brymer
Chamber of Commerce
American Business Club
Prazier
Seventh
Madison
Greenhill
Brymer
West Texas State College elects three student leaders
Evelyn Elliott LaNell Ekelund and Charles McElroy were elected cheer leaders for the West Texas State College student body in Canyon Elliott is a junior Ekelund a sophomore McElroy a freshman Wyoming reports the nation’s lowest tuberculosis death rate at 10.9 per 100000 population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Elliott
LaNell Ekelund
Charles McElroy
Amarillo
West Texas State College At
Canyon
Miss Elliott
Miss Ekelund
Wyoming
Five Generations Gather at Crafton Family Reunion
Five generations are represented at the Crafton family reunion hosted by Mr and Mrs Theo Crafton of 723 Cleveland. Attendees include Jenni Crafton Wright from Memphis and Theo Crafton Sr and Jr, Irene Wheeler and her son Floyd Wheeler, Opal Watson, Commodore Crafton’s descendants, and Clifford Royce with Joyce.
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Theo Crafton
Cleveland
Jenni. Crafton
Memphis
Tenn
Wright Crafton
Irene Wheeler
Borger
Floyd
Oliver Wheeler
Opal Elaine Watson
K. D. Watson
Watson
Commodore Crafton
Columbia
Crafton
Bessie Powell
Robert Lawson
Clifford Royce
Joyce
Denver ordnance plant biggest 30 caliber ammunition site
The Denver ordnance plant was the largest 30 caliber ammunition plant in the United States and likely the world, reflecting its scale during its operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
U. S
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Bureau
Amarilloans
Cretney Drug Store
Bush Drug Store
Pool Rue
J. B. Coe
Lincoln
Candy Kid
Peter
Gentle Swan
Swan
Toni
Toni Cold
Dave
The
Capitol
Herring Hotels
Pierce
Bes
FLOOR
Shetland
Anthony's
Rayon
Lamb's Wool
Coats
Mackinaws
Cossack
Polk St
Army
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