FDR Weighs Steps as Pacific Coast Strikes Probed
President Roosevelt considered new actions to curb work stoppages delaying defense output after three Pacific Coast strikes condemned by the Office of Price Administration labor advisory committee. Sidney Hillman urged immediate end to the San Francisco Bay shipyards North American Aviation plant and Puget Sound lumber strikes, with 16 members including AFL CIO and Railroad Brotherhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pacific Coast
OPM
Labor Advisory Committee
Roosevelt
Sidney Hillman
Office of
Arma Management
San Francisco Bay Area
North American Aviation Corporation
Cal
Puget Sound
Wash
AFL
CIO
Railroad Brotherhoods
Hillman
Perkins
Capitol
Byrd
Virginia
House
Rep. Starnes
Alabama
Labor Committee
San Francisco
Defense Mediation Board
Mediation Board
Mon- Gay
CIO United Auutomobile Workers
North American Aviation
United States
Jp Murray
Do Jen
International Woodworkers
Murray
Ford Motor Company
River Rouge
United Automobile Workers Union
Ford
The
United Mineworkers
Appalachian
Bay Area
United Service Drive Opens With YMCA Carnival
Plans completed for a YMCA carnival at the Municipal Auditorium from 1 pm to 11 pm to support United Service Organizations. Highlights include a weight lifting exhibition and a hit the ball stall, with a stage show, fortune telling, dart balloon throwing, and music by the Cowboy Players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Municipal Auditorium
United Service Organizations
Sam Burschart
Cowboy Players
Refugees flood Jerusalem as Allied uniforms fill streets
Refugees streaming into Jerusalem turn the ancient city into a crowded hub. Muslims, Jews and Hindus share one cause under one banner, echoing Isaiah's prophecy as Christians unite in a common effort. Monasteries and synagogues convert space for refugees while daily life blends church bells with muezzin calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
U.P
Holy City
Solomon
Mediterranean
Brotherhood of Arms
Holy Sepulchre
Palestine
Moliere
Hebrew University
Mount Scopus
Old City
Mann in Race Until Finish for U S Senate
Paris June 6 Gerald Mann urged Texans to stay in the race and finish. He rejected rumors of being side-tracked, saying he is in the race to win and his lines are drawn. A Hunt County poll in Commerce showed Mann leading more than two to one over Dies with Johnson third and O Daniel fourth. early tallies mirrored the lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Gerald Mann
Gerald c. Mann
United States Senate
Texas Quality Network
Mann
Commerce
Hunt County
The
Daily Journal
Journal
Dies
Johnson
O'Daniel
Young Pianists Compete Today in Amarillo Auditions
Amarillo hosts one of 112 National Piano Playing Audition units. The eighth annual session opens at 9 a.m. on Travis Street with judge Fredericc Libke of Oklahoma City. Panhandle towns send entrants from Pampa, Amarillo, Dumas and Dalhart. Awards are based on individual media as similar events unfold nationwide. about 15,000 youths participate. The Amarillo chapter of the National Guild of Piano Teachers sponsors the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Travis Street
Fredericc Libke
Oklahoma City
Panhandle
Pampa
Dumas
Dalhart
National Guild of Piano Teachers
Patrolman To Speak On Traffic Safety Program
Sgt. Tom Gassoway of the state highway department will be principal speaker at 6 o'clock on the Legion of Safety program over Station KGNC. President Maynard Drake presides for a 15 minute program. Courtesy drivers named by Mr. Drake receive a safety sticker and theater passes to the Paramount Theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Gassoway
State Highway Department
Austin
Legion of Safety
KGNC
Maynard Drake
Legion
Drake
Paramount Theater
Lawrence Tucker
Ross Crittenden
L. F. Robertson
Ernest Girard
W. H. Murphy
W. L. Chenault, Jr
Frank Triplett
N. P. Nelson
R R. Jarrett
Frank Phariss
Hasty Sisson
Jerry Huffines
Carrie Trolenger
Henry Neal
A. H. Mabry
Man Dies in San Francisco Suicide Over Union Friction
Edward C Hagerty a 52 year old San Francisco ship clerk killed himself at his home over what he called the dictatorship of labor unions. In his will he left his $500 estate to columnist Westbrook Pegler describing him as the only one making a fight for fair play. Hagerty was found dead from carbon monoxide fumes in his garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
U.P
Edward C. Hagerty
Westbrook Pegler
Hagerty
Charter Amendments Extend M and L Charter
In Austin on June 6 the charter of M and L Transfer and Storage Co. Amarillo was amended to extend corporate existence for 50 years, allowing continued operation under the charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
M & L Transfer & Storage Co
Amarillo
Negro Boy Injured in Fall From Ladder at Ice Plant
Clarence Leeks seven year old son of Marvin Leeks living at 204 Madison Street was critically injured shortly after 5:30 yesterday when he slipped from the top of a 25 foot ladder at the Amarillo Ice Company plant 612 West Second Avenue and fell to the ice dock hitting the left side of his head. He was rushed to Northwest Texas Hospital in a Blackburn Shaw ambulance with possible skull fracture and poor condition. Police reported the accident. X rays were not yet available. He is being kept in a darkened room by attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Leeks
Amarillo Ice Company
West
Second Avenue
Marvin Leeks
Madison Street
Northwest Texas
Blackburn-Shaw
Three Navy Fliers Killed in Midair Collision Near San Clemente Island
SAN DIEGO Cal June 6 three Navy fliers were killed and one injured in a midair collision of two planes from the heavy cruiser Chester near San Clemente Island. The accident occurred late yesterday and the injured man was taken to the naval hospital. The fatalities raise naval aviation deaths for San Diego based crews to 24 since January 1. The last fatal naval crash was April 16 when three fliers died as their torpedo bomber went down near North Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cal
Navy
Fiers
Chester
San Clemente Island
Naval
Naval Hospital
Broad Plan Aims Tax Status for 8 Million Earners
Washington June 6 Members of the House ways and means committee seek a formula to make federal income tax payers of about 8 million people who file returns but pay no tax. Exemptions credits and deductions now equal or exceed their total income. The move aims to boost tax consciousness and fund the cost of processing these unproductive returns. About half of the 8 million filed returns for the first time in 1940 after exemptions were lowered for single persons to 500 and for married persons to 2000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
84 Seized Ships Go Into Service
Roosevelt ordered the maritime commission to seize idle foreign ships in U S waters the Philippines and the Canal Zone under new law. The 84 vessels totaling about 459000 gross tons may be allocated to services aiding national defense with possible use to carry oil to the eastern seaboard and to replace ships in the 2 000 000 ton pool and to aid Britain. Owners will receive compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Maritime Commission
American
United States
Philippines
Canal Zone
Interior
Ickes
Britain
Pacific
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Great Britain
Amarillo Safety Lane Extended By City Officials
The Amarillo safety lane, run by the city commission and Amarillo Safety Council, will operate next week across most city sections after a planned noon closure was delayed. Over five days 2114 cars were checked, 615 found defective, with only 80 repaired on site. lane remains voluntary and free, encouraging motorists to ensure vehicle safety before the new week shifts to the north and San Jacinto areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
City Commission
State Highway Department
Ser
Gassaway
San Jacinto
Plainsmen to Attend Shrine Council Session in Indianapolis
Khiva Temple will be represented by three Amarilloans and a Levelland resident at the Shrine of North America imperial council session starting Tuesday in Indianapolis. Delegates include H. H. Loewenstern, Rol la V. Cartwright, Fred Galle, and R. H. Hester, all traveling with their wives. Loewenstern will pass through Denver to visit his daughter and son-in-law. Cartwright will attend a National Recorders Association meeting in Indianapolis Monday. Potentate J. B. Briscoe, initially slated to head the delegation, was called out of town but may attend part of the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khiva Temple
Cart- Wright
National Recorders’ Association
Indianapolis
J. B. Briscoe
British Cattle Butchered to Meet Feed Shortage
London reports that a shortage of improved feed prompts immediate slaughter of 300 000 cattle in Britain. Minister Hudson adds continued reductions in sheep and pigs are required. Also in London June 6 Stalin reportedly capitulating amid German offensives, per US journalist John Scott expelled from Soviet Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
R. S. Hudson
Stalin
John Scott
Russia
Voters League Meeting Set for Sunday in 47th District Court
Texas Voters League will hold a meeting Sunday afternoon at 3 in the 47th District Court room. F W Zimmerman president says senatorial candidates and old age assistance will be discussed. All interested persons are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voters League
Texas Voters League
F. W. Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Chrysler Produces 260 Combat And Transport Vehicles Daily
Detroit June 6 260 combat and transport vehicles roll off Chrysler lines daily for the U S army. Chrysler has delivered over 40 000 of a 63 800 vehicle order and also makes rolling fortresses army field kitchens refrigerators fuselage sections for Martin bombers aluminum forgings 40 mm anti aircraft guns bomb fuses shells airplane landing gear cartridge fuses and bearings. Correspondents touring defense plants learn of more wartime outputs and Allison motors for liberty planes and fighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Chrysler
United States Army
Chrysler Corporation
Defense
National Association of Manufacturers
Martin
Army Truck
General Motors
Flint
L Ford Enterprises
Pratt& Whitney Aircraft
Hartford
Conn
Great Britain
United States
Germany
American Car and Foundry Company
Berwick
Allison
Indianapolis
Army Air Corps
Allison Motor
Allison Motors
Army
Bell Airacobra
15 Year Club Party Draws 200 Former Students in Amarillo
More than 200 alumni from Amarillo public schools attended the 15 Year Club barbecue at the Tri State Fairgrounds amid showers and soggy grounds. The event, moved from John Snider’s home, featured remarks by Tom Seay and Nick Browning, and entertainment by the Jose and Maria Mexican trio and H A Shaw quintet. The group planned a Jan 19 winter meeting at the Amarillo Hotel and a potential summer gathering in a downtown public building if rain returns. Notables included former Amarillo superintendents Judge Gee and Prof Wells, and John Snider who organized the barbecue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Tri-State Fairgrounds
John Snider
H. T. Cornelius
R. Thomson
Central Presbyterian Church
Tom Seay
Nick Browning
Browning
Texas
Paul Potter
Berger
Laura V. Hamner
Jose and
Maria Mexican
H. A. Shaw
Mr.Shaw
America
God
W. E. Gee
L.A. Wells
W. A. McIntosh
Borger
C. G. Landis
Tom Curry
Dean Hiatt
Houston
Daniel Calls For Debt Cut
Gov. W Lee O'Donnel, running for the U S Senate, pledged to cut the national debt, expand old age pensions, and push anti strike legislation. He attacked rival candidates as childlike prattle and said Texas has had no strikes since his labor law passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
W. Lee O'Donnel
U. S. Senate
O'Daniel
Washington
Texas
Fire Extinguished on President Jackson Liner in Hold
In Jersey City on June 6 a fire in the hold of the President Jackson of the American Presidents Line was put out after about an hour and a half. Police Captain Thomas Brown said the blaze started when an acetylene torch used to bolt a door ignited a burlap bag. Smoke rose from the vessel but the fire remained confined to one hold, damaging several cases of candy. Damages were not yet estimated as the ship’s sailing to San Francisco was postponed to tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
N. J
President Jackson
American Presidents Line
Thomas Brown
Brown
Maritime Commission
San Francisco
Submarine Undaunted Reported Lost in War
London announces the loss of submarine Undaunted the twenty seventh since war began. Fifty eight submarines were in commission at the start of hostilities, with Undaunted and the recently reported lost Usk likely new Unity class vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Admiralty
Undaunted
Usk
Phoenix Board Withdraws Deferment for Striking Workers
A Phoenix selective service board in Maricopa County announces it will withdraw deferment for vocational work from any employee who participates in an industrial strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Phoenix Selective Service Board
Maricopa
700 Chinese Killed Escaping Jap Bombs in Chungking
CHUNGKING June 6 Seven hundred Chinese died from suffocation and a brutal stampede at the entrances to Chungking’s largest air raid shelter during a Japanese aerial attack. Rescue squads pulled mangled bodies from the wreckage as relatives searched for the dead amid receding shock and fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chungking
Federal Aid for New School Seen in Texas
Austin June 6 A contemplated Texas State School of Aeronautics and Engineering would get a 500000 state appropriation and likely federal aid for training youth in aeronautical design. Senator Olan Van Zandt said federal support is expected and site near Sherman was proposed with a 300000 first year and 200000 second year disbursement plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas State School of Aeronautics and Engineering
Olan van Zandt
Tioga
W. QO. Reed
Dallas
van Zandt
Baltimore
California
Texas
Reed
Crippled Children's Clinic Held Today in Amarillo
Crippled children from the Panhandle Plains will attend the annual Crippled Children's Council clinic at St. Anthony's Hospital in Amarillo. Dr. Charles F. Clayton of Fort Worth will direct the program with Potter County Medical Society aid. Bert McCullough reports 180 cases registered this year, with thirty having undergone operations to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Panhandle Plains
Crippled Children's Council
Bert McCullough
St. Anthony's Hospital
Charles F. Clayton
Fort Worth
Potter County Medical Society
Clayton
McCullough
Winners in Palo Duro Canyon photo contest announced
The Palo Duro Canyon contest closed Monday and winners will be named next Monday. Photographs are on display in the Capitol Hotel mezzanine. Judge committee, likely meeting tomorrow, will decide winners in two divisions professional and amateur under Guy A. Carlander Amarillo Chamber of Commerce Palo Duro Canyon committee chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Duro Canyon
Guy A. Carlander
Amarillo
Boy's attempt to run locomotive ends in fatal crash
A 16 year old African American boy who loitered at the Seaboard Railway shops in Abbeville South Carolina yesterday boarded a recently serviced engine and began moving it toward the station. The locomotive derailed into a ditch after tearing up track. He died several hours later from scalds and bruises in the accident near Abbeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbeville
S. C
Seaboard Railway
Chinese Suffocate in Shelter During Raid in Chungking
Chinese authorities report many people suffocated in a large underground shelter during a five hour Japanese air raid over Chungking last night. Officials banned publication of the death toll and gave no explanation for the high casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chungking
China
Luncheons Precede Lions Style Show at Crystal Ballroom
Mrs Henry Munn, wife of the Lions Club president, will deliver the welcome address at a Monday luncheon in the Crystal Ballroom Herring Hotel for Lions Club wives in convention. A Cotillion Club and Gordon's Style Shop style show follows at 12 15 with music by the Blackburn Shaw quartet and a Palmer Wheeler solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Munn
Lions’ Club
Crystal Ballroom
Herring Hotel
Lions Club
Cotillion Club
Gordon's Style Shop
Avery Rush
Man
W. N. Freeman
H. A. Shaw
Stuart Browning
Willette Waters Merrell
Margaret Farwell
Browning
Dixie Dice Studio
Blackburn-Shaw Quartet
Palmer Wheeler
Florist
Miss Westmoreland Honored at Country Club Tea
Miss Flora Katherine Westmoreland bride elect of Alfred McMurtry of Clarendon was toasted at Amarillo Country Club with a tea and personal shower hosted by Miss Martha Williams and Mrs E J McCartt Jr. Pink and white decorations featured mock orange blossoms pink peonies and roses while a gardenia corsage was given to the honoree. Guests included Misses Dorothy Jo Smith Ann Claire Brannen Irma Jean Byrd Betty Jean Lane Betty Jane O Brien Jean Florey Carol Askew Mary Ruth Florey Margaret Stone Pat Pipkin Josephine Kuykendall Virginia McCartt Betty Taylor Janie Eslick Helen Burgess Mary Collins Margaret Cannon Boyce Mary Stack Jane Gulerie Mary Miles Bivins Betsy Weymouth Mary Jane Potter Betty Younger Jane Younger LaVerne and June McMurtry and Jan and Lou Westmoreland of Clarendon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Williams
E. J. McCartt
Flora Katherine Westmoreland
Alfred McMurtry
Clarendon
Amarillo Country Club
Jean Florey
Dorothy Jo Smith
Ann Claire Brannen
Irma Jean Byrd
Betty Jean Lane
Betty Jane O'Brien
Carol Askew
Mary Ruth Florey
Margaret Stone
Pat Pipkin
Josephine Kuykendall
Virginia McCartt
Betty Taylor
Janie Eslick
Helen Burgess
Mary Collins
Margaret Cannon Boyce
Mary Stack
Jane Gulerie
Mary Miles Bivins
Betsy Weymouth
Mary Jane Potter
Betty Younger
Jane Younger
LaVern
Bettye M Thompson Honored in Pre nuptial Kitchen Shower
Miss Nancy Duniven hosted a kitchen shower for Bettye M Thompson bride elect of Billy Reaves Greeneville Tennessee. Blue and yellow decorations featured yellow on cakes and roses throughout the rooms. Attendees included C L Duniven Sr Otho Thompson Edith Reaves Betty Eastland Margaret Dickinson Shirley Maxfield Dorothy Latham Sadie Clifton Jane Cox Jane Gouldy Dean Reed Mary Louise Vernon Betty Howle Dora Kenyon Bette Mead Florence Neely and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Duniven
Bettye Marie Thompson
Billy Reaves
Greeneville
Tenn
Gloria June Weilenman Honored on Seventh Birthday
Gloria June Weilenman celebrated her seventh birthday with a home party at 3700 Polk Street. Guests enjoyed pink and cream decorations, a pink birthday cake, and favors as they sang and exchanged gifts. Food included angel food cake fudge pops pink cookies and lemonade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria June Weileman
Polk Street
Angel
Louise Rodgers
Peggy Childers
Max Gordon
Linette Smith
Margaret, Houston
Jimmie Lee Metcalf
Jack Smith
Donald Singleton
Jean Tweedy
Robert Ray Parks
A. L. Robertson
J. M. Webb
A. M. Weiseman
Mrs. R. J. Wallace Honored At Surprise Birthday Party
Mrs. R. J. Wallace received a surprise birthday party at her home 1710 Pierce Street hosted by Mrs. K. Baird Mrs. Lucy Houston and Mrs. E. H. Baker. The event featured music by Margaret Herbert and refreshments. Attendees included Fay Burks E. J. Crittenden Hazel Atwood C. Reynolds R. Runyan C Curtis Harry Ott J. Nimmo Belle Oliver E. M. Motley H. King H McDonald F. Lindsey S. Moody F Alford Miss Grace Ott Miss Georgia Runyan and gifts from H Gettys F Fowlkes C Mathews Miss Rena Withers Miss Margaret Fowler and Mr. Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Wallace
Pierce Street
K. Baird
Lucy Houston
E. H. Baker
Little Margaret Herbert
Fay Burks
E. J. Crittenden
Hazel Atwood
C. Reynolds
R. Runyan
C Curtis
Harry Ott
J. Nimmo
Belle Oliver
E. M. Motley
H. King
H McDonald
F. Lindsey
S. Moody
F Alford
Grace Ott
Georgia Runyan
Mesdames H |Gettys
F. Fowlkes
C. Mathews
Rena Withers
Margaret Fowler
Mr. Wallace
X-Ray Technicians Meet at St Anthony's Hospital
The Amarillo Society of X-Ray Technicians held a monthly gathering at St Anthony's Hospital with Dr Walter Van Swerin as principal speaker. The next meeting is set for July 1 at 8 15 in the hospital X ray department. Beavers felled an 18 inch red maple blocking a main highway across central New York state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
New York State
Social Calendar Highlights from Amarillo Events
Social calendar lists a reception for Mrs. Alawin Rouse at 1661 Crockett Street hosted by Ama rillo Chapter No. 787 with Mr. and Mrs. A. Granberg and families. Amarillo Country Club hosts a family games party and an egg grading demonstration at Munich al Auditorium. Sara Seward Circle rummage sale at 621 East Third Avenue. Woodmen Cycle Drill Team baked goods sale at City Grocery and Market No. 1, 406 West Tenth Avenue. Recital by James Paschal and Billie Keith at St. Andrews Parish House at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Granberg
Crockett Street
Alawin Rouse
Amarillo
Amarillo Country Club
Munichal
Sara Seward
Central Presbyterian Church
East Third Avenue
Woodmen
City
West Tenth Avenue
James Paschal
Billie Keith
Nellie D. Erhard
St. Andrews’ Episcopal Church
Past Matrons Club Honors Junior Past Matron af Party
The Bonita chapter of the Past Matrons Club of the Order of the Eastern Star held a luncheon at Mrs. George Stapleton home to honor junior past matron Mrs. W R Irwin. Officers were elected and installed with A F Keirsey as president and O A Kennedy as vice president. The club will disband until fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonita
Order of the Eastern Star
George Stapleton
W. R. Irwin
Stapleton
W. T. Moreland
Emily Hertner
C. C. Pangle
E. H. Ashcraft
Ing
A. F. Keirsey
O. A. Kennedy
Irwin
W. A. Christian
Ashcraft
W. 8. Layton
Mes
James Irwin
Addie Britt
Brune
Cecil Conkling
Keirsey
S. P. McKinney
M. L. Fuller
L. J. Bennett
Christian
R. P. George
Kennedy
Edith Taylor
Layton
Officers Elected by Golden Chain Club
The Golden Chain Club elected new officers at a gathering hosted by Mrs. Bertha Gowdy. New officers include President C E McPherson and Vice President J M Stidger with Anna Belle Gowdy as secretary and reporter and Margaret Spencer as treasurer. Attendees included multiple couples and Miss Gowdy. A baked food sale by Woodmen Circle Drill Team at City Grocery and Market to fund travel to Omaha National Jubilee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Chain Club
Bertha Gowdy
C. E. McPherson
J. M. Stidger
Anna Belle Gowdy
Margaret Spencer
Stidger
O. K. Chamberlain
John F. Ross
Jimmie Christal
Fred Geer
McPherson
Spencer
Miss Gowdy
Raymond Geer
Girl Scouts Open Camp Near Amarillo for Summer Session
Girl Scouts will open a summer camp 11 miles northwest of Amarillo at Camp Kiwanis tomorrow with a 2 to 4 pm check in and 4 to 6 pm visit period. Mrs. John E. Rogers, acting director in Miss Ida Mae McClure’s absence, said pre camp staff training with 13 sectional leaders was completed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Kiwanis
John E. Rogers
Ida Mae McClure
Henrietta Creitz
Northwest Texas Training School
Mary Elizabeth Slay
Robstown
Betty Wheeler
Oklahoma City
June Cope
Follett
Plainsman
Roberta Wells
Phyllis Holgate
Canyon
Mar Lynn Dobson
Hooker
Okla
Slay
Dorothy Brightman
Clovis
W. L. Brock
Helen Trade Elder
Helen Joyce Smith
Trading Post
Sarah Thompson
McClure
Austin to Boost Liquor Enforcers for War Areas
Austin announces expanded liquor law crackdown with 26 inspectors and seven auditors added to Texas staff. A $35,000 legislature appropriation funds enforcement in army camps and defense industry zones amid rising wartime activity. Meat shipments to England totaled 246 carloads from Chicago between May 10 and June, sent by rail to eastern ports for immediate export. The first vaccination was introduced in 1796.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Bert Ford
Chicago
Campbell
The
Agricultural Marketing Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
England
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FDR
Globe News
United Service Drive
Isaiah
Negro Boy
Shrine Council
Daniel
Crippled Children’s Clinic
Bettye M. Thompson
Gloria June Weilenman
Woodmen Circle
Omaha
Girl Scouts
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