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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1946

Page

3

Trick Thefts Linked Across Cities In Police Probe

Police link two telephone style heists in Albuquerque and Amarillo to the same perpetrators. Thieves stole about $161 from the Texas Finance and Credit Company in Albuquerque while assistant manager Joe Smith stepped away to call Royte Gaut. Bernice Scott reported $14 in silver left behind.

Albuquerque Amarillo Texas Finance and Credit Company Joe Smith Royte Gaut Finance Company Oliver Eakle Gaut Mr. Smith Mr. Gaut Bernice Scott

Styles and careers of two Amarillo college students intertwined

A then sophomore at Amarillo College Miss Bond wears a brown all wool jersey blouse brown shoes and bag with a green hat. She majors in home economics plans to attend Texas Tech in Lubbock after graduation and is in the college choir with solo work and intramurals. Jean Josey a 1917 Florida daughter wears a green skirt cinnamon blouse and wide gold belt with a black coat. She majors in sociology is senior at BaylorSecretary of the Baptist Student Union and an Amarillo College honors graduate who led Sigma Phi Chi and sang with quintets and the college choir.

Josey Baylor University Baptist Student Union Baylor Amarillo College Sigma Phi Chi Sorority

Rush Week Fashion Lets College Women Inspire Wardrobes

Roberta Underwood profiles students preparing for campus life as schools open. Karleen Horton displays a blue striped gray tweed three piece suit with accessories. she will attend Oklahoma Baptist University majoring in Bible for missionary work in India. Mary Lou Bond models a brown and white checked suit as part of the rush week fashion preview.

Karleen Horton J. D. Morton North Hayes Amarillo High School Miss Horton Oklahoma Baptist University India Quill and Scroll Sandstorm Thespian Society National Honor Society Ken Club Amarillo Youth Temperance Council

Fashion feature shows velvet trimmed riding suit style

A main suit piece features a slightly flared riding habit coat with brown velvet hand stitched buttons and a velvet trimmed collar. The pencil slim skirt includes side slits for ease of movement.

Bond

Jodi Simmons Visits Austin Friends

Jodi Simmons from Austin visits Mrs. Joan Redus and Mary Lou Hammler at 1702 Taylor. She formerly lived in Amarillo and worked at the city hall. A New York printer developed celluloid to win an award from a billiard ball maker seeking ivory substitute.

Jodi Simmons Austin Joan Redus Mary Lou Hammler Taylor Miss Simmons Amarillo City Hall New York

Truman Endorses Mead Lehman Ticket In New York

President Truman announced wholehearted backing for the Mead Lehman slate at a news conference. He praised Mead as an able administrator and predicted victory. The Me ad Lehman ticket seeks Mead's governorship and Lehman for the Senate after yesterday's convention nominated Herbert Lehman to replace Mead.

Washington Truman New York Mead Herbert Lehman Senate

Howard Hughes Leaves Bed Intermittently Believed Desperate

Beverly Hills report of September 5 states the ailing aviator Howard Hughes shows intermittent improvement after days of near collapse. Doctors say his condition remains fragile yet evolving.

Beverly Hills Cal Howard Hughes

Millionaire plane crash survivor regains strength

The subject is reported to be gaining weight and able to leave bed at intervals. Dr. Vern Mason announced yesterday that there has been no relapse, disputing circulating rumors about his condition.

Howard Hughes Vern Mason

Army shines in Medal awards across branches of service

The infantry earned more Medals of Honor Distinguished Service Crosses Silver Stars and Bronze Stars than any other Army branch. Steel facilities are located in 29 staffs of the Union.

Infantry Army

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