Amarillo plan to boost Panhandle tourism and air service
Amarillo owners and officials discussed attracting tourists to Amarillo and Palo Duro Canyon with ideas for events, highway travel promotion, and a possible cowboy-themed atmosphere. They considered a national monument in Palo Duro and near ruin sites, a zoo, chuck wagon breakfasts, rodeo, and ranch experiences as early steps.
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Amarilo
J. W. Triplett
Buffalo
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Dallas
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Charlie Pryor
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E. W. Hardin
United States
R. E. Wertz
Tom Cotton
Elmer Lewis
N. F Nelson
Wertz
Panhandle Lakes
City Hires Playground Supervisors in Amarillo
Amarillo city commission authorizes the hiring of playground supervisors for 10 weeks starting next Monday. Expenditures not to exceed 2000 dollars, to supervise activities at Amarillo Independent School District gym and grounds during the period.
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Two Injured In Tire Blast At Local Station
B. B. McCullough, employee at Gunn-Hinerman Tire Company service station on West Seventh Avenue, and W. K. Medlin, a farmer, were slightly hurt yesterday afternoon when a tractor inner tube blew out during mounting. A rim piece flew and cut McCullough’s arm and Medlin’s forehead. Debris damaged nearby cars and ceiling. one fragment found in a washing room 35 yards away. Both men were treated and released.
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Supper tonight at St Francis hosts fried chicken boxes
The St Francis box supper is set for tonight at 8 o clock with fried chicken boxes for sale. Potter and Randall county candidates and all district and state office seekers are invited along with the public. An entertainment program including a dance will run, with free admission except for the boxed meals. A modern light plane can cruise at 95 mph and average 26 miles per gallon.
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Randall
Please Don't Call Me Primo Boys Name Change Notice
In El Paso on June 11 officer J H Daross longtime nickname Primo is dropped in a public bulletin. James Henry Daross asks to be known by his true name, citing world events and a desire to sever former associations with the moniker.
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New Zealand and Indian Views on U S War Reported
A letter from an Indian native describes New Zealanders in the Pacific as resentful of American noninvolvement in the war and questions Britain's hold on India. He notes Indian Congress strength and possible revolts as Europe’s war drags on, while contrasting weather and Darwin references with fears of mishandled mail and global travel. The writer, now touring with two companions, previously met John Gray in Amarillo. A separate note mentions Victor Segna buying a dog license for his pet Groucho in Butte.
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Goul Named Texas United Spanish War Veterans Commander
BEAUMONT June 11 Louis H Goul of Wichita Falls was named department commander of the United Spanish War Veterans of Texas He succeeds W R Burchard of Temple Wichita Falls was chosen for the 1941 convention R W Richards of Fort Worth elected senior vice commander Dr Luke B Stephens of Paris junior vice commander Goul appointed W R Duke of Wichita Falls adjutant and Capt W S Langford also of Wichita Falls quartermaster The women's auxiliary elected Mrs Kate Seideman of San Antonio as department president succeeding Miss Mary Adell Miner of Amarillo
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Amarillo
Examinations Reduce Cancer in Women
NEW YORK June 11. Dr Harold G F Edwards of Shreveport La urged semi annual cervical cancer exams for all women over 35 to allow earlier discovery and better treatment. He cited a toll of 16000 yearly and based his findings on 727 cases from his private and clinic practice at Charity Hospital Tumor Clinic.
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American Radium Society
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Tumor Clinic of Charity Hospital
Happy Political Rally In Happy Tonight
A large political rally featuring state district and county candidates unfolds Wednesday night in Happy. Over 50 invitations were sent with more than half accepted, and attendees will include candidates in person or through representatives. Uncle Sam Band sponsors the event and will perform a concert early in the evening.
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Haarlem Oil Capsules Promised to Flush Kidneys
An ad claims chronic kidney and bladder strain can be relieved by taking Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules from a druggist. It pitches the 35 cent box as safe and original, warning readers not to accept substitutes. Symptoms listed include backache nervousness and leg cramps.
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