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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1946

Page

10

Amarillo City to Get Interim Use of Army Facilities

City officials expect an interim Army permit in the coming days to use additional Amarillo Army Air Field facilities. The package adds oil and gas storage, a railroad spur, and several large storage tanks and pumps, with entry rights on track 7 from the Santa Fe line. The permit hinges on a formal license and continued government priority, with the city responsible for pro rata utility and sewage costs.

Army Amarillo Army Air Field Avenue Santa Fe

Driver Injured as Car Hits Barrier on Dead End Street

J. R. Riggs of Box 961 was driving north on Polk last night and struck a dirt barrier at the Polk Thompson Park dead end. His 1939 Chevrolet coach shattered the windshield and he was hospitalized at the Veterans Hospital for treatment.

J. R. Riggs Veterans Hospital Riggs Polk Thompson Park

New Ranch Type Homes Highlight Amarillo Developments

Amarillo showcases new ranch style houses described as transitional blending modern and traditional design. American Builder drew the floor plan as an AP News feature, illustrating several of the city’s ranch style homes.

Amarillo American Builder

$80 000 Build Permit Boost for Amarillo Industry

Amarillo issued over 80000 dollars in building permits boosting the local construction scene. The largest was a 40000 dollar brick and tile warehouse for Neill Singleton at Second and North Taylor fronting Taylor Street. A 21000 dollar rectory for Blessed Martin Mission at 1501 North Adams will house priests and staff. Four residential permits added 5000, 4000, and 3800 dollar projects in Hughes and West Sixteenth, totaling growth for the month.

Amarillo Neill Singleton Second North Taylor Rock Island Taylor National Biscuit Co. Foundation Hughes Palo Duro C. A. Thomas West Sixteenth

Old Buddies Dismiss Disorderly Charge In Court Exchange

Chicago on October 30. Judge Matthew D. Hartigan delayed plea by asking about his health and recognized John Androvich, 61, a World War I buddy. The judge quipped about not being cooked for and dismissed the disorderly conduct charge.

Chicago Matthew D. Hartigan Hartigan John Androvich

Cassell Recuperates After Surgery at Home

Lennie J. Cassell, chief of the information department for the Santa Fe Railway, is at his home at 1000 West Eleventh recovering from an operation performed about three weeks ago. He underwent an appendectomy at St. Anthony's Hospital. The nickel coin contains only 25 percent nickel.

Cassell Lennie J. Cassell Santa Fe Railway West Eleventh Mr. Cassell St. Anthony'’s Hospital

Sane Celebration of Halloween Plea From Amarillo Mayor

Mayor Joe Jenkins urges a sane Halloween in Amarillo public schools delivering a letter to students with praise for orderly conduct and a warning about vandalism. Police double force on Halloween night to deter acts. vandals to be charged to parents.

Amarillo Joe Jenkins Jenkins Chas. M. Rogers

Lincoln-Mercury Open House Showcases 1946 Mercurys

Garner-Randall Motors hosts a Lincoln Mercury open house today from 10 AM to 9 PM at 201 Polk. Displays include standard two and four door Mercurys a station wagon a convertible and a Lincoln Continental first in the Panhandle for public inspection.

Garner-Randall Motors, Inc Lincoln-Mercury Polk Panhandle

River Road Club Plans Free Carnival at School

The River Road Community Club will stage a carnival at River Road School Friday night. It will be open to the public. Earl Simpson, club president, announced this morning. Admission to the carnival will be free. The entertainment committee will set up booths in the schoolhouse.

River Road Earl Simpson

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