Amarilloan learns son arrived in New York from India
Mrs. L. E. West of Amarillo received radio confirmation that Capt. Lee West, previously an officer with the Kachin Rangers behind Japanese lines in Burma, has reached New York Harbor from India and will return home soon. The article details his 21 months overseas, Rangers missions, and West’s earlier service and education.
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L. E. West
Fillmore
Amarillo
Lee West
New York Harbor
India
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Kachin Rangers
Burma
West
Ledo Road
China
Washington, D. C
Fort Meade
Maryland
Army
Medical Corps
Fort Benning
Hill Military Reservation
Amarillo High School
John Tarlton
Stevensville
Oklahoma A. & M
Stillwater
Man at 85 Shouts Loudly. Deer Hunter Flees
In Oregon City on September 28 C. E. Lynn at age 85 yelled while kneeling for a section corner marker. His shout startled a hunter who jumped into his car and fled, ending the incident after the rifle was aimed.
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Oregon City
Ore
C. E. Lynn
Lynn
Railway Operating Income Drops Over One Million Dollars
Atchison Topeka Santa Fe reports August net railway operating income of 3,810,250 dollars, down from 4,738,487 dollars in the prior year. Gross for the month reaches 45,282,363 dollars versus 49,393,324 dollars a year ago. Louisiana led Southern states in duck hunter numbers for 1943-44, second only to Texas.
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U.P
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company
Louisiana
Southern States
Texas
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