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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1951

Page

2

Lost and found notices from Amarillo classified column

An Amarillo Globe-News fragment lists multiple notices and ads including missing Rita Sue Mitchell and a book request for Peonies by James Boyd, a work wanted mother, trades, stamp exchanges, dog and pet notices with names and contact numbers, ironing and babysitting services, and a lonely mature woman seeking a gentleman.

Rita Sue Mitchell M. B. Mitchell Tack Globe-News Manual of the American Peony Society James Boyd Byron Gist Julian Amarillo Gunn Bros Lamar Polk Jane Fifth Tyler

Depot Named for Rice of War II

Dayton ceremony dedicates Gentile Air Force Depot near Dayton Ohio in honor of World War II ace Major Don Gentile who shot down 32 German planes. Don Gentile Jr and his mother Isabella Gentile attended, as Rep. George H. Bender praised the pilot’s wartime service and history.

Isabella A. Gentile Don, Jr Ohio Gentile Patsy Gentile Piqua Gentile Air Force Depot Here Don Gentile Globe News Our Times George H. Bender Ohio Republican Germany France Belgium

Requiem for a Soldier Boy Tribute Letter

George and Martha Washington are cited with a fashion doll aside, while Sgt. John N Wheeler is praised as a leader and hero. A reader asserts the soldier deserved a proper burial and memorial epitaph, honoring his bravery and service, and requests a formal requiem to mark his sacrifice and memory.

Amarillo Daily News John N. Wheeler Wheeler X Patrol Finis

Floydada and Amarillo blast sparks questions

Kenseth Bain reports on a loud explosion near Floydada and a later blast over Amarillo. He recalls a similar event years ago affecting Floydada Plainview Crosbyton Ralls Matador and South Plains. Skeptics wonder if atomic tests or other unknown causes blasted the upper air and returned to earth.

Floydada Plainview Crosbyton Ralls Matador South Plains the Hesperian Amarillo

Puzzle- Solution to The Puzzle by George J. Gray Jr.

The note provides a logic puzzle solution: Robinson lives in Detroit, Jones in Chicago, Smith is brakeman. The engineer is Jones and the fireman is Robinson. Smith is the brakeman. The author signs from Amarillo, George J. Gray Jr.

Smith Robinson Detroit Jones Chicago George J. Gray, JR West Amarillo

Godsey Serving On Korea Front

Amarillo native First Lt. James C. Godsey serves with the adjutant general section at the X Corps command post on the Korean mountain front. He heads the enlisted personnel branch and has served on both sides of the 38th parallel since landing with X Corps troops. Millie and their daughter live at 2003 Washington.

Amarillo James C. Godsey Adjutant General X Corps Millie Washington Godsey 38Th Parallel

Century old piano may answer deft fingers again

An A H Gale and Company piano, about 100 years old, now sits in Amarillo after decades in Clarendon. Weighing around 600 pounds, it carries walnut tones with blond maple, detachable legs, and partially visible painted flowers. Anne Roberts, 11, shows promise with absolute pitch and hopes to fix the instrument for home use.

Mary Louise Broome Amarillo Roberts Paper Company Clarendon A. H. Gale and Company Panhandle J. H. Roberts B. M. Roberts O. D. Roberts W. W. Ballew New York City New York Pianoforte Manufacturing Company A. H. Gale Thirteenth Street Gale Roberts Josephine Stephens Tennessee Texas Richard Roberts B. R Bud” Jones Anne

Amarillo called not so friendly after parking dispute

An out of town reader complains Amarillo lacks signage for a U turn causing her husband to receive a $5 parking ticket. She says the city’s friendliness is underscored by poor courtesy and signs, noting the couple favors the Daily News and Wes and Tack. Globe-News want ads promote results. A Bob Crosby note reports a daughter born to Bob Crosby’s wife, his family now includes two girls and three boys.

Amarillo Wes Tack BOB Crosbys Hollywood

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