Tire theft in Woodrow Wagner’s car reported
Police say a thief stole a tire from Woodrow Wagner’s car and substituted a less reliable tire. The incident was noted by authorities but no suspect was named in the report.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1944
Page
12
Police say a thief stole a tire from Woodrow Wagner’s car and substituted a less reliable tire. The incident was noted by authorities but no suspect was named in the report.
Amarillo shoppers can browse used pianos at Mery L Spence Piano Store priced from 125 dollars. The listing highlights affordable instruments for music lovers in the area.
The Amarillo Council of Veterans Affairs has organized with W. W. Rusk as chairman and Clay Thornton as vice chairman. Officers include Jim Lumpkin recording secretary and John Crudgington treasurer. Committee heads cover constitution, budget, finance, employment, building, volunteer and corresponding secretary, with the aim to assemble veteran rights and services and establish a staffed Veterans Information Center.
Charles Halliburton of St. Jo Missouri, en route to a West Coast shipyard job, swerved to avoid a dog on slick Amarillo streets near Third Avenue and Buchanan Street. His large sedan hit a curb and a telephone pole, blew a tire, and smashed a fender, but the pup was missed.
Lieutenant Babe R. Mitchell age 24 has completed the Flying Fortress pilot training at Hendricks Field Sebring Florida. He entered service in October 1940 and earned his commission in September 1942 at Kelly Field.
W B West and Company offers accounting and auditing services including oil reserve valuations systems audits and tax work in Amarillo with contact at 824 Amarillo Blog or phone 2 3761 for inquiries and service setup.
A scanned sale page lists early education books with varying prices. Items include Lets Learn to Read priced at 25 cents and Our Language books ranging from 30 to 40 cents plus several Arithmetic and Geography volumes. The page resembles a classroom catalog from a past era.
A garbled shopping list shows items for school supplies with prices. Binders and fillers include pencils, erasers, chalk, crayons, fountain pens, ink, paste, rulers, pencil boxes, composition books, tablets, filler paper, typing paper, protractors, school bags, and lunch boxes with assorted cent prices.
Advertises children's school clothing with prices for anklets, hats, sweaters from 69 cents to 1.49, boys longies, bib-front coveralls, polo shirts, shirts, shorts, plaid flannel shirts at 1.19, 1.00 and 0.39 to 1.79. Includes boys and misses styles.
America relies on every person knowing their role in the economy. Life insurance firms sponsor an educational program as a public service for 68,000,000 policyholders and all American citizens to improve financial health and informed participation.
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