Stop Willkie Drive Pushed In Pennsylvania Convention
Pennsylvania officials signal opposition to some 1940 Republican candidates as the state hints at joining a Stop Willkie movement. Governor Arthur James and other leaders foresee a possible deadlock with Dewey predicted to lead the first ballot.
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Marian Martin Pattern 9421 for children sizes 2 to 10
Pattern 9421 available only in sizes 2 4 6 8 and 10. Size 6 includes playsuit and lining for bonnet and jacket requiring 3 yards 35 inch fabric plus 1 1/2 yards 35 inch fabric for jacket and bonnet. Send fifteen cents to Amarillo News Pattern Department 232 West 18th Street New York NY. ten cents extra for newest Pattern Book.
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Hoover warns America not to fear loss of liberty
Former President Herbert Hoover writes in The American Mercury that European pre-dicator patterns show how totalitarian rule begins, but he insists America can recover. He notes economic demoralization yet argues the nation has the sure foundations of hope and warns against despair.
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Panhandle Delegates Attend Hi-Y Meeting in Oberlin
Four delegates from the Great Plains District Young Men’s Christian Association travel to Oberlin Ohio for the National Hi-Y Congress a five day event starting today and ending Monday June 24. Delegates include Stanton Morris Amarillo Stuart Condron Canyon Carl Newman Tucumcari and a Phillips delegate. The Panhandle group left Tuesday and will return June 28 visiting Detroit Niagara Falls Chicago and other eastern points.
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Amarillo
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Canyon
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Zoo chief recalls Liberia Safari challenge
Dr. William M. Mann, director of the National Zoo, said the hardest part of collecting animals and snakes in Liberia was stopping native helpers from eating them. A week of talks convinced the safari team the goal was to bring animals back alive, not as food.
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Lack of Time Cited as Barrier to Church Involvement
Dr. Frank L. Turner of McMurry College preached at San Jacinto Methodist Church revival about lack of time as a major hindrance to devotion. He warned against self sufficiency fear of failing in a Christian life and unforgiveness while citing the rich young ruler. Attendance rose as sermons extended with 8 15 p m services this week and 10 o clock Sunday morning services next week adding a nursery for parents.
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McMurry College
San Jacinto
Matthew
Jesus
White Folks Provide Juneteenth Trouble
An all night police round up in a city district sees a man found incapacitated by alcohol in the southern residential area and another man lying across railroad tracks believed to be an old bay rum lover. No black suspects were reported among similar charges that night.
KGNC to Launch Boys' Air Club This Saturday
KGNC will officially launch the Boys Radio Club of the Air next Saturday morning from 10 to 10 30. The program invites Amarillo and nearby youths aged 10 to 17 to meet at KGNC studios on Eighth Avenue and Harrison Street for demonstrations and talks by department heads on radio fundamentals. Manager John Ballard asks attendees to arrive by 9 15 to secure a seat in the big studio for the opening session.
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Meade Still Barred in Illinois
Jockey Don Meade remains forbidden to ride in Illinois, the sole state enforcing the ban.
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Don Meade
Hospital Head Beaten at San Antonio State Hospital
Dr. W. J. Johnson superintendent of the San Antonio State Hospital was badly beaten in his office by John Sturm 26 of Milam County who was arrested and charged with aggravated assault Sturm claimed he sought a resignation letter from the doctor. Johnson suffered a fractured facial bone and extensive facial injuries though his condition was not considered life threatening.
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W. J. Johnson
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Milam County
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Chief of Texas Guard Retires
Brig. Gen. Charles W. Nimon of Fort Worth retires from command of the 71st Infantry Brigade Texas National Guard. Gov. O Daniel announces the move as Adj. Gen. J. Watt Page is promoted to brigadier general and remains adjutant general. Nat S. Perrine becomes full colonel, Carl E. Wallace promoted to lieutenant colonel. Nimon receives brevet major general for 50 years service and remains executive secretary of the state armory board.
Seekers All Pageant and Handicraft Exhibit at First Christian
The First Christian Church hosts a pageant titled Seekers All and an exhibit of handicrafts made during the ten day vacation church school. Tonight at 8 o clock in the sanctuary the final program will be open to the public. Attendance averaged 111 with keen interest in manual training sections.
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Evangelist Urges Fealty to the Cross
Evangelist Frank A. Godsoe preached at Central Baptist Church urging believers to stand by the Word of God and cling to the Old Rugged Cross. He spoke of the cross as the source of salvation and mercy and urged faithfulness to the church during these dark hours. The revival continues through Sunday night’s service.
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French Navy Escapes to Safe Harbor Amid War Turmoil
Across the globe wartime dispatches report the French navy evades German capture and remains out of enemy hands. Britain stocks iron rations for emergency needs as Europe reels from bombings and political shifts unfold in Bulgaria Greece and Romania.
Britain forms migration board to send children overseas
In London on June 19, Clement Attlee announced a new reception board to relocate as many of Britain’s 6 million school aged children as parents consent and ships permit. Dominions request thousands for Canada 10,000 Australia 5,000 New Zealand 2,500 South Africa several thousand.
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Electra Farmer Sought Here
Panhandle officers search for Sam Marshall a 63 year old Electra farmer missing since May 1. Marshall described as six feet tall slender blue eyed with horn rimmed glasses and a gray hat and suit. He is believed to be seeking work on a farm or ranch and anyone with information should contact Capt. Polk Ivy in Amarillo.
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Walter Suttle
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Fred Wolber Rites Set in Amarillo
Funeral services for 83 year old Fred Wolber prominent farmer and rancher of Deaf Smith and Castro counties will be held from the Blackburn-Shaw chapel at 4 30 today. Rev Luther Roberts Church of Christ will officiate burial at Llano Cemetery Wolber came to Amarillo a little over a year ago residing at 2501 Tyler survived by his wife. Born September 22 1857 in Germany he came to the United States in 1877 settling in Nebraska later moving to Deaf Smith County in 1907 and to Amarillo in 1939 pallbearers are Roy Smith O D Thompson C R Smith Jack Moore F W Lambert and Buford Palmer.
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Amarillo
Tyler
Easy Stitchery Pattern for Juvenile Linens
Simple sewing guide for a tot’s room including sheet motif pillows scarf and curtains. Pattern 6719 features eight transfer motifs sized 5x23 to 3x34 inches with materials color schemes and stitch illustrations. Send ten cents to Amarillo Daily News Household Arts Dept. 259 W 14th Street New York NY with name address and pattern number.
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Household Arts Dept
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