First Officer Discharged Under Point System
An Amarillo man Lt. Harold Smith became the first naval officer discharged under the Great Lakes District point system. He had six and a half points to spare and after discharge he joined American Airlines as a pilot based in Chicago.
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Harold Smith
E. Lee Smith
Polk
Amarillo Native Receives Air Medal for Rescue Missions
Lieutenant Smith, a Amarillo High School and Amarillo College graduate and former Globe News employee, earned the Air Medal for rescuing two airmen from a raft and aiding in the rescue of others while flying a PBY. He also earned battle stars for Attu, the Marshalls, and Saipan.
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Globe News
Llano Estacado Council Board Meets This Afternoon
The Llano Estacado Council Boy Scouts of America executive board will meet at 4 30 PM at the Capitol Hotel with Lewis P. Fields presiding Reports from committee chairs on summer activities and fall program plans for five districts will be discussed and finalized Attending scouters include W P Patterson Bob J Johnson Dorsey B Smith L C White J E Spann S B Whittenburg Lon D Edwards John S McKnight Ted Lokey S G Stockton Gus R Roberts Rev Sam A Thomas T W Gilstrap Dr C W Seibel Bert Levy E M Blackburn Jr Spencer L Baird Jack C Wyatt R Earl O Keefe from Amarillo and others from Dalhart Dumas Hereford and Canyon
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Dorsey B. Smith
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J. E. Span
More Ammunition For All Hunters
The Army will release more than 23 million rounds of shotgun ammunition for civilian use. Secretary of War Stimson told Rep. Robertson that 6 million rounds of 12 gauge shells have already been declared surplus and will be distributed through regular commercial channels.
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Stimson
Rep. Robertson
Virginia
Wheat Output Lost To Farm Accidents Stages Five Bushels Per Person
The article states that time lost from farm accidents last year would have yielded five bushels of wheat for each of the 137 million U S residents. It links workplace losses to a hypothetical agricultural production figure and highlights safety concerns in farming communities.
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United States
War Department rules curb overseas Christmas parcels
Clerks at parcel post windows face blame for overseas mail limits. Five pounds maximum with 15 inch length and 36 inch length and girth. many packages rejected, customers protest. Officials warn early mailing to avoid delays as redeployments cut 1945 overseas volume.
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R. F E. McGee
Mr. McGee
H. C. Hoover
McGee
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Shenandoah
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Brothers Meet in Leyte Gulf During World War II
J. D. Andrews age 20 and Teddy E. Andrews age 18, brothers in the Navy, met on Samer Island Leyte Gulf in the Philippines on Sept 4. J. D. is a gunner's mate third class aboard the USS Osmond Ingram, veteran of the southern France invasion with two Presidential Unit Citation ribbons. Teddy E. is a seaman second class with a PT boat outfit and has served since April 15 of this year.
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North Pierce
Teddy E. Andrews
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Leyte Gulf
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Andrews
France
San Diego
Norfolk
Osmond Ingram
Pacific
Qualified Nurses Urged for 4 Hospitals by VA
G W Allbrooks of the J E Pietzsch Chapter of the Disabled American Veterans calls graduate nurses to serve with the Veterans Administration. He notes VA facilities face nurse shortages across 94 hospitals and urges qualified nurses to apply by writing to the medical director in Washington DC or the local VA hospital manager.
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Amarillo Retail Druggists Plan Meeting on Wednesday
Carl Ray secretary of the Amarillo Retail Druggists Association said the group will meet Wednesday at 2:30 PM in Southwestern Drug Company offices to organize and select committees for the West Texas Pharmaceutical Association spring convention, which may be held in Amarillo. The pharmacists favor bringing the convention to Amarillo this year.
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Carl Ray
Homecoming Today for Two Amarillo Men
It's homecoming today for two more Amarillo men. Cpl. W. Co. Weaver, 1510 Johnson.
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Amarillo
Cpl. W. Co. Weaver
Johnson
Queen Elizabeth Arrives in New York With U S Officials Aboard
Master Sgt. Leon Foster and another official are aboard the Queen Elizabeth as it arrives in New York today, according to the Associated Press.
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South Fillmore
New York
Associated Press
Presidential seal flag described with bronze seal on blue field
The President of the United States flag features a bronze presidential seal set on a blue field with a white star in each corner.
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