Many Contribute to Brick Fund
Judge Wilson Cowen regional director Farm Security Administration announced intense interest in building the Panhandle Plains Historical Society museum main unit at Canyon and would strive for 100 percent in the brick fund drive. Judge L Gough cowboy poet laureate donated his book Sour Jingles and Saddle Songs to the fund and urged poetry lovers to contribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Cowen
Farm Security Administration
Washington
Panhandle
L. Gough
the Panhandle
Museum
Local H Higgins Lions Back Museum Brick Drive
Three gold bricks or one dollar were donated to the campaign by George 8 and Eula G Marsh Julia May and Mary Caroline Marsh. Nick Owen and his vocational agriculture boys of Happy High are leading a brick drive in the community. Higgins Lions Club, led by Harley Goettsche of Amarillo, sponsors both brick and money drives for the Canyon museum. Peary Garringer, club president, says a thorough canvass will be conducted. Mrs L D Shaw of Higgins will donate a display case for the Shaw collection of papers and relics, honoring Panhandle editor and Panhandle Press Association founder Mr Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Eula G. Marsh
Julia May
Mary Caroline Marsh
Brick Drive
Nick” Owen
Happy High School
Higgins
Lions Club
Canyon
Harley Goettsche
Amarillo
Goettsche
Peary Garringer
L. D. Shaw
Mexico Presses Drive on Nazis
Mexico reports continued action against Nazi propaganda leaders. Cesar Salvo, president of Timon, reportedly told to leave the country while Diario Alemán reappears as Diario De La Guerra. Arthur Dietrich, chief of the German legation press bureau, is declared persona grata status revoked and may be moved to Guatemala if possible.
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Mexico City
The
Republic
Cesar Salvo
Timon
Diario Aleman
Diario de la Guerra
Foreign Ministry
Arthur Dietrich
Legation
Berlin
Dietrich
Guatemala
Rudi von Collemberg
Martin Funeral To Be Today
Friends and relatives will join members of the bar and bench at 2 o'clock this afternoon to pay final tribute to Judge A. B. Martin who died Friday night. Dr. R. Thomson will deliver the funeral sermon at Central Presbyterian Church. Interment will be in Liano Cemetery. The body lies in state at Blackburn-Shaw's chapel until an hour before the service. Pallbearers include Judge Richard Crites of Austin and others from Plainview and nearby towns. Surviving are the widow Beulah Martin a son Terry two brothers and a sister. Judge Martin had been in failing health since late last year and had resigned from the supreme court commission earlier. His death ends a career spanning Northwest Texas.
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A. B. Martin
R. Thomson
Central Presbyterian Church
Liano Cemetery
Blackburn-Shaw’s
Richard Crites
Austin
Dennis Heffelfinger
Meade Griffin
Plainview
J. M. Oakes
Glenn McDavid
Press’ Wooldridge
Don Culton
Monte Carter
Jim Herd
O. B. Jackson
John Marshall
Sherman
Bart Marshall
Dallas
Hickman
John H. Sharp
William Sherill
Martin Grif
Fin
College Station
Judge Martin
Beulah Martin
Terry
D. Hill
Baird
A. P. Martin
Tulsa
W .C. Martin
Cottage Grove
Ore
Hughes Street
Jver
Supreme Court Commission
Appeals Court
Seventh Court of Civil Appeals
Texas
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Sea Foods
E. S. Burgess Lumber
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Tyler St
Mexico
Calvo
Cuba
Hemisphere Solidarity
Wes
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Notm Regus
Baxter
Weill
Chicago
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Fellows
Aure
Sophie
Quarre
Nebb
Tal
Lard
Hilda
RCENT
Pappy
Martin
Page
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Germany
France
Fedeam Co
Hobbers Co
Gumakers OF
America
Ini
Ator
Errol Flynn
Miriam Hopkins
Virginia City
Liberty
Preston Foster - Ann Dvorak
Spencer Tracy
Rex Tratcon
DR. Kildare
Lew Ayres
Lionel Barrymore
March OF Time
Gold Sox
CIA
Andy Devine
Richard Arten
Hot Steel
Fairbanks. Bemmett
Ihn
Jagainy
Irene Cary Dunne
Grant
Yorma
Randolph Scott
Gail Patrick
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