Sims Charged Second Time In Driving Offense
Jack Sims of Tulsa faces a district court charge of driving while intoxicated as a second offender after a Panhandle Highway collision injured two people near the city line. Donald Love remains hospitalized with head and chest injuries. Gill was uninjured. Sims had prior license suspension, already fined in county court and faces a six month further suspension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Sims
Tulsa
Justice of the Peace
J. D. Cazzell
Panhandle
Donald Love
Sims
John Young Gill
Amarillo
Love
Gill
E. O. Northcutt
Swisher County
Motion Pictures for Engineering Meeting in Panhandle Chapter
The Panhandle chapter of the Texas Society of Professional Engineers will show motion pictures at its September 8 PM meeting at the Black Hotel in Borger. About a dozen Amarillo members, led by president Sam Davis, will attend. The group rotates meeting sites with October planned for Pampa and program overseer C A Edmonds of Gulf Oil Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Texas Society of Professional Engineers
Black Hotel
Borger
Amarillo
Sam Davis
Davis
Herring Hotel
Pampa
C. A. Edmonds. Borger
Gulf Oil Corporation
Mrs. J. S. Patterson Taken by Death in Claude
Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Patterson 74 died at 2:30 a.m. at her Claude home. Widow of J. S. Patterson who died in 1936 she lived in Claude since 1907. Survived by son Clarence Patterson daughter Mrs Thelma January and brothers Ervin Fancher Alvord Danah Cleveland Hillsboro. Body to N S Griges Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Elizabeth Patterson
Claude
J. S. Patterson
Methodist Church
Clarence Patterson
Thelma January
Ervin Fancher
Alvord
Danah
Cleveland
Hillsboro
N. S. Griges
Open Classes for Water Meter Course Begin
The water department in the city hosts a water meter course at its warehouse. Superintendent N V Moss reports 11 men enrolled this morning with more expected this afternoon. Classes run daily this week with one evening session led by W A Bandy of Austin and the Texas A and M Industrial Extension Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Water Department
N. V. Moss
Water Department
W. A. Bandy
Austin
Texas A. & M. Industrial Extension Service
Fair Grounds Committees Meet With County Commissioners
Committees appointed by Bill Beechler of the chamber of commerce park committee and Tri State Fair Association will present several plans for improving the fair grounds and building a coliseum when they meet county commissioners at 10 tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Beechler
Chamber of Commerce Park
Tri- State Fair Association
Infant John Grigos Dies After Short Illness
The seven month old infant daughter of Dr and Mrs John Grigos of Hudson Massachusetts died at 11 last night in Northwest Texas Hospital. The baby was born en route from the Pacific Coast as Dr Grigos served as a naval officer. The body lies at Blackburn Shaw chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Grigos
Hudson
Mass
Northwest Texas Hospital
Grigos
Pacific Coast
Blackburn-Shaw Chapel
Veteran of Italy on 30 day furlough visits parents
Glenn Williams 88th Division veteran is on a 30 day furlough visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Williams at 114 East Fifteenth. He spent two years overseas serving in North Africa Sicily and Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Williams
88Th Division
E. G. Williams
East Fifteenth
Sergeant Williams
North Africa
Sicily
Italy
Band Parents Association Meets Tonight at Amarillo High
The Band Parents Association will meet at 8 o'clock tonight in Room 115 at Amarillo High School for the first session of the new school year, according to Graham T. Hart, president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Band Parents Association
Amarillo High School
Graham T. Hart
Sportsmen to Meet at Panhandle Club Tonight
Panhandle Outdoor Sportsmen's Club holds its regular meeting tonight at 8 in the Crystal Ballroom of the Herring Hotel. No ration on want ad results.
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Herring Hotel
Bronze Star Awarded for Iwo Jima Valor
Willard Thomas Harmon son of Mr and Mrs S T Harma 1812 Fillmore receives the Bronze Star for meritorious achievement at Iwo Jima in February aboard an underwater demolition team No 12 known as the death by own action squadron. Harmon 19 enlisted 1942 trained at San Diego fought at Attu and Kiska and Okinawa where his ship Bates was struck by a kamikaze. He previously served in the Pacific and has a brother Robert S a Marine Corps veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iwo Jima
Willard Thomas Harmon
S. T. Harma
Fillmore
Globe*News Publishing Company
Seaman Harmon
San Diego
Attu
Kiska
Aleutians
Pacific
Bates
Okinawa
Hermans
Robert S
U. S. Marine Corps
Guadalcanal
Four Cars Recovered In Regional Auto Theft Wave
City police report four cars stolen since Friday have been found, including one from Amarillo and a large bus at Amarillo Army Air Field. Capt. Tommy Thomas cites an alarming rise in auto thefts by migratory workers, military personnel, and other shifting elements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
T. L. Hathaway
Tyler
Amarillo
Dalhart
Amarillo Army Air Field
Tommy Thomas
Van Doren Heads to Lubbock for Sorghum Conference
E Van Doren sorghums specialist from Amarillo Experiment Station travels to Lubbock to meet R E Karp er of the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station for a conference.
Return to a world at peace after liberation
A veteran recounts the transformation of America after captivity and liberation. He notes the rise of a powerful army and new weapons, reflecting on earlier deficits faced in the Philippines and the defense of Corregidor. He thanks God and the public for support through a long ordeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Philippines
Corregidor
White Family Survivor Details Listed
Explosionmany. She has one sister Beatrice Mason living in Amarillo. Parents J. F. White and Mrs. White reside in Pampa. Brother J. T. White in Amarillo. Also Homer Eugene White of Pampa Arlie White of Clovis. Three sisters Arvitta Keeton Evelyn McClain Eve Maye Jones all in California. Funeral home pending notification of relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Mason
Amarillo
North Pierce
J. F. White
Pampa
J. T. White
Homer Eugene White
Arlie White
Clovis
Arvitta Keeton
Evelyn McClain
Eve Maye Jones
California
Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home
Kansas City Livestock Market Report
Cattle 27 000, calves 3 700, fair activity and steady on grain fed stock. grass classes slow, several loads wintered steers and medium summered kinds sold steady but general run slow. Steers, heifers mostly steady. bids down 25 cents. Hogs 1 300, active and fully steady. 140 lb plus at 14 50, sows 13 75. Sheep 4 500, little sold early, lambs above 13 25, ewes above 5 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
USDA
Chicago Livestock Market Active and Steady
Chicago market report shows hogs 7 500 head fully steady with 140 lb barrows and gilts at 14 75. Sows at 14.00. Cattle 21 600 calves 1 500 fed steers steady to weak with top 18.00 for 10 loads and best yearlings at 17 99. Cows and bulls weak. Sheep 7 000 market fairly active and steady to strong with native lambs around 13 25 and Texas yearlings at 11 50.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
USDA
Texas
Funeral services for Kenneth Funderburg set for Tuesday
Kenneth Funderburg a 13 year old boy died Saturday from a bullet wound while he and two companions Bobby McCray and Odell McClenny shot birds in Thompson Park. Funeral services will be at 6 pm Tuesday in First Baptist Church with Dr. A D Foreman in charge. Burial in Llano Cemetery. Pallbearers named. Survived by parents and a sister Jackie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Funderburg
First Baptist Church
Jack Funderburg
Taylor
Kenneth
Bobby McCray
Odell McClenny
Thompson Park
Jackie
A. D. Foreman
Llano
Tom McKnight
Raymond Spiller
John Russell
Ralph Jones
C. L. Smith
Horace Weeks
Bobby McCrary
Charles Lester
Harold Burns
Ronald Johnson
Marlin Perkins
Ronnie Porter
Charles Christ
Robbie Ciels
Troy Carter
James Diggs
William McCrary
Wayne Parsons
Don Rutherford
Don White
Amarillo College Sets Night Class Meetings This Week
Acting president Dr. Ernest Shearer announced organization meetings for adult student classes at Amarillo College 2201 Washington. Registration opened Friday. Meetings are 7 pm this week for English history government economics organic chemistry freshmen, beginners Spanish aeronautics algebra, and business shorthand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo College
Washington
Ernest Shearer
Property transfers listed in River Board Gardens area
District Court entries show divorces and civil actions. Transfers include numerous lots in River Board Gardens, Old Town, Mullen Sub, Fairview Town, Denver Heights, and other subdivisions with buyer seller pairs such as Twaddell to Ruby Gray and Bivins to Gilbert, among many others.
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Bivins
River Board Gardens
M. N. Twaddell
Ruby Gray
Old Town
J. M. Mullen
Cecil Wise
Mullen
E. W. Ames
Ethel T. Aames
Gaut
R. P. Atkerson
Verlin R. Lane
Fairview
Mary E. Bivins
W. B. Gilbert
River Road Gardens
Bob Kesterson
Troy L. Love
Mirror Adda. Reeder
Etta M. Young
Fred B. Hart
C. B. Reeder
Co. T. Ware
Dorothy L. Cannon
G&s
Paul O. Jones
Evalyn Patching
Seale Annex
Country Club
Lola E. Garrison
Emily Woods
T. G. Smith
S. F. Gray
W. F. Fancher
Denver
P. H. Wrye
Alvie Hardrider
S. J
Homer Jacobs
Jewell M. Fuller
J. R. Willett
Amos P. McBride
Ama. Hts. Miles Realty Co
T. M. Montgomery
Bivins Chas. T. Ware Etux
M. A. Walker
Bivins Seale Annex Co
Venus D. Roberson
Country Club Dist. Co
W. Kincade
Everett W. Kincade
Belmont Park Annex Co
Belmont Park Annex Duty Packing Co
C. W. Purr
Holland Miles Realty Co
Bessie Love
Willie Love
Willa Dean Croone
James Wesley Croone
Ray M. Bailey
Lois Bailey
Timetable of Redeployment of 32 000 Troops from Europe
The Associated Press reports fifteen troopships including the Queen Mary arriving at East Coast ports today with more than 32,000 servicemen returning from Europe. Readouts list specific units aboard ships at New York Boston Newport News and other ports with regimental and battalion details and many undesignated troops.
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Associated Press
Europe
New York
35Th
Counter-intelligence Corps
Argentina
Engineer General Service Regiment
495Th Ordnance Heavy
Ordnance Heavy
Engineer
Ordnance
99Th Finance
Stephen Kearney
Lord Delaware
Campbell
Boston
Sea Owl
45Th Infantry Division
Daniel Drake
John Ireland
189Th Engineer Battalion
High Point
Marine Devil
700Th Ordnance Light
45Th Quartermaster Company
157Th Infantry Regimental
120Th Engineer Combat Battalion
45Th Cavalry
Newport News
Mount Vernon
F Lrst
36Th Engineers
J. Miller
Dalhart Visitor Henry Kendall Vets Army Duty Return
Henry Kendall of Dalhart stayed with Mrs. J. T. Scott and daughter Bette at 1502 Lipscomb. Kendall has just been discharged from the Army after a three year European theater tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kendall
Dalhart
J.T. Scott
Bette
Lipscomb
Kendall
Mrs. Sarah Johnson Claimed by Death at 74
Mrs. Sarah E. Johnson, 74, died after a short illness at her home 1308 East Fourth in Anna. A Baptist Church member, she had lived here 27 years and is survived by four children Lewis DeWey and Lloyd Johnson of Amarillo and A Johnson of Wichita Falls, two sisters and three brothers. Body to Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah E. Johnson
East Fourth
Jonson
Bapist
Anna
Lewis, DeWey
Lloyd Jo
Amarillo
A. Johnson
Wichita
Falls
P. K. Baker
Fronie Everton
Eastland
G. W. Warren
Dallas
J. B. Warren
Sayre
Okla
H. M. Warren
blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home
City Commission to Meet for Weekly Business Session
City commissioners will meet tomorrow night for their weekly business session. On the agenda are rezoning applications already submitted to the Planning and Zoning Commission and bids for installing storm sewers in the city.
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City Planning and Zoning Commission
War Dads To Discuss Veterans Center Plans
Amarillo Chapter of American War Dads will decide what to do for the Veterans Information Center in 1946 at an 8 o'clock meeting tonight at the Herring Hotel. Director counselor Thomas H. Nelson will meet with members. President P. L. Case leads the chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Veterans Information Center
Herring Hotel
Thomas H. Nelson
Center
Also Mentioned on This Page
Motion Pictures
Veteran
Willard T. Harmony
Wainwright
Dow-Jones
Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner & Beane
Addeenerenderen
NEW York Stock Exchange Pierce
Enner & Ne
Armour & Co
AT & Ss
Aviation Corp
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Braniff
Chrysler
Comm Investee
Sinclair Oil
Thee
Harvester
Kennecott
Lockheed
Montgomery Ward
Nash Kelvinator Whee
Nat Bisc
Nor
Am Aviation Aee
Ohio
Packard Wee
Pan Amer Airways
Ik Paramount
Peint Tex
Cesses Beiveeed
Phillips Eee Menos
Sears Ee
Shell Union Oil
Socony Vacuum
Weenee
Studebaker Inc
Spiegel Texas Cor
Financial Industrial
Courthouse Records
Mary A. Harper
A. A. Lumpkin
Roberts
Mary E
Dept. of Banking
State of Texas
11Th and Lincoln
Sarah Johnson
Veterans Center
P. L. Case
The
John H. Smith
Life Insurance
Central Chemical
Commerce St
Dallas, Texas
Dobbs —Truss
Georgia
Harrison
Amarillo Retail Druggists Association
Amarillo Retail Druggists Assn
Atkinson Drug Store
Polk St
Beery's Prescription & Vitamin Shop
Polk Street
Brooks’ Drug Store
Cretney
Oliver Eakle
Dickson Drug Store
FOX Drug Store
Éth
Pierce Streets
Herbert Drug Store
Herring
Hollingsworth Pharmacy
6Th St
Kendall Drug Store
Lincoln Drug Store
East 10Th
Mark Galloway
Polk
Maxor Drug Store
Nelson Drug Store
O West 16Th
Jack Phillips Drug Store
West 6Th
Santa Fe Lide
Post Office
Taylor Street
Prescription Laboratory
East 10Th Street
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