Eatonite alloy promises 200000 mile valve life
Detroit report announces Eatonite, a new alloy by Wilcox Rich, claimed to endure 200000 miles of driving without valve grinding. Chief engineer W Young said the material stays hard at high engine temps and resists corrosion from high test fuels, with early use in trucks planes and buses due to cost limits for passenger cars.
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Detroit
Eatonite
Wilcox- Rich Division
Eaton Manufacturing Co
W. ©. Young
Wilcox-Rich
Identification bracelet found at Wolflin school owner to claim
A bracelet with a name and serial number and air corps insignia was found at Wolflin school. The finder asks the owner to call 2045 Hughes to identify it. A missing orange Persian cat named Timothy from 201 Prospect since Oct 2 is reported, with a reward offered and a contact number 2-3604. John L. Witt seeks correspondence from a woman aged 30 to 40.
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Air Corps
Wolflin School
Hughes
Tack
Timothy
Boy seeks coat left at Northwest Texas Hospital
Kenneth Caskey of Route 2 Canyon Texas asks for help locating his brown leather coat with plaid lining reported missing from the sun porch at Northwest Texas Hospital after September 30. He requests the finder to write a card so he can collect it for school.
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Northwest Texas
Reader seeks April 21 1945 Post for scrapbooks
A reader asks to borrow or purchase the April 21 1945 issue of Saturday Evening Post. Call 4880 to arrange pickup.
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Saturday Evening Post
Missing Persian kitten offered reward by Mr Keith
A gray Persian kitten with a reddish tint on its back, about six weeks old, has disappeared. A reward is offered for the return, signed A. Clark Keith, Jr., 2610 Hayden.
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Tack
A. Clark Keith, JR
Hayden
Purse Found on Morningside Bus Believed Taken
A purse found on a Morningside bus last week is sought by its owner who may identify the bag at Cretsinger Grocery, 1111 North East Fighth. Mrs C Cr etsinger asks anyone knowing the owner or address to contact. The note references Mrs Aileen Stafford, a former Pantex colleague, asking for help locating her address.
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Cretsinger Grocery
North East Fighth
C. Cretsinger
Tack
Pantex
Aileen Stafford
Mary Alice Cotton
Ironing Services Offered by Reader at Johnson Street
A reader at 307 North Johnson advertises home ironing services with affordable rates and prompt service. Contact details are provided for scheduling.
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Tack
North Johnson
Cross recalls Globe staff and delivery routes in early days
Mr. Cross describes working with Jack Kaether Roy Cline and Ray Armstrong at The Globe with Carl Brown as editor and L. O. Johnson in circulation. He recounts opening San Jacinto North Amarillo and Glenwood territories and delivering papers at 3 am. He later moved to Fort Worth to work for the Fort Worth Press. The text notes Canada's fresh water area exceeds six percent of the country.
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Cross
Jack Kaether
Roy Cline
Ray Armstrong
The
Globe
Carl Brown
L. O. Johnson
Wes Izzard
San Jacinto
North Amarillo
Glenwood
Amarillo
First Globe Roll Off in 1924 Amarillo Globe History
Ewell Cross recalls the first Globe roll off in 1924 when Amarillo Globe was under a year old and San Jacinto circulation stood at three papers. He helped publish the inaugural 12 page issue from a basement press on East Fifth after returning to Amarillo in 1927.
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Amarillo
Globe
San Jacinto
Ewell Cross
Fort Worth
East Fifth
Cross
Seaman Relates Okinawa Flagpole Duty Courage and Fear
Seaman First Class Ralph R. Moreland recalls painting the top of a flagpole on a Navy hospital ship during the Okinawa campaign. He writes of two Japanese planes diving toward the battle group as anti aircraft fire roared and narrowly miss the ship, ending with a chilling forehead sweat moment.
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Austin
Texas
U.P
Ralph R. Moreland
Okinawa
Moreland
Birds take 25 Generations to Adapt to New Situations
The article states that birds require at least 25 generations to adapt to new environments, highlighting long evolutionary timelines and ongoing adaptation processes.
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