Quartet To Sing On Wednesday At Trinity Lutheran
The Symphonies a Concordia Seminary vocal quartet from St. Louis will perform sacred chorales anthems and hymns at Trinity Lutheran Church on Wednesday at 8 pm A free will offering will be accepted The concert is part of a 40 stop tour across 17 states under John Katt The quartet comprises Elmer Witt Paul Dannefeldt Edward Vajda and Albert Dede.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Concordia Seminary
St. Louis
Missouri
Treasury of the
Christian Church
Semphonics
South
John Katt
Shaker Heights
Ohio
Elmer Witt
Chicago
Paul Dannefeldt
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Edward Vajda
East Chicago
Albert Dede
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Martin J. H. Hartenberger
Carl B. Voegtlin
Spohr
Ashford
Eighteenth and Harrison
Saul
Plan Fund Drive For Elks Hospital
Dr Robert South Barrett and Elks officials outline a national campaign to raise funds for the Elks Crippled Children's Hospital at Ottine Texas. Texas Elks report 271825 spent on the hospital and first patients are expected soon as a national committee from 48 states is planned.
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San Antonio
Elks Lodges
Elks Crippled Children’s
Ottine
Robert South Barrett
Alexandria
Barrett
Texas Elks
Gonzales
Gonzales Warm Springs Foundation
the Elks Grand Lodge
National Organization
New York City
Ottine Hospital
39 New Poliomyelitis Cases In Texas Week Ending June 15
The State Department of Health reported 39 new poliomyelitis cases in Texas for the week ending June 15. The total for the year to date reaches 196 cases, according to department figures.
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Austin
State Department of Health
Texas
church services and sermons fill amarillo churches
Multiple Amarillo churches list morning and evening services with sermon topics including To This End Our Most Difficult Choices and A Peculiar Religion. Choirs, organ arrangements, youth groups, Bible study and Sunday school are scheduled across Saint Andrew’s Episcopal Tenth Avenue Methodist and other congregations with events through the week.
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R. C. Snodgrass
Woodward
Clifton Ammerman
Unfair Election Tactics- Sheriff Schmid Sees Sign Theft
Dallas report notes repeated thefts of campaign signs for Sheriff Smoot Schmid. A 3 by 4 foot steel sign in his yard was stolen, following four other sign removals across the county. A $10 reward is offered for clues leading to a solution.
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Dallas
UN Council blocks federation voice in deliberations
The United Nations Economic and Social Council voted 12 to 5 to deny the World Federation of Trades Unions a voice in council deliberations. Russia led the bid with support from Ukraine, Yugoslavia, Czechoslovakia, and Peru, while France abstained.
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New York
United Nations Economic and Social Council Today
World Federation of Trades Unions
Russia
Ukraine
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Peru
France
Southern Senators Readied for Annual Poll Tax Filibuster
Senators push anti poll tax legislation with plans for Senate action after July 1. Southern lawmakers say they will filibuster to block the measure, with Sen. Olin D. Johnston warning they will "talk until we adjourn the Senate for the Summer."
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Washington
U.P
Senate
Olin D. Johnston
South Carolina
Yet Ready To Swap Citizenship With Briton
Former Sgt Richard H Davis of Columbus Ohio said he would swap citizenship with any Briton who wants to live in the United States He wishes to settle in England with his English wife but Britain refuses to extend his three months visitor's permit He has received many letters from ration weary English citizens who want to trade countries The British press praised his remark that Britons are congenial but the Home Office kept the permit stance unchanged.
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London
U.P
Richard H. Davis
Columbus
United States
Davis
England
Home Office
Wichita Wheat Receipts Hit All Time Records for June
Wheat receipts on the Wichita Board of Trade reached an all time June high with 2505 carloads through yesterday, though no bushels were sold on the open market. Last June’s total was about 700 carloads, with the surge attributed to an unusually early harvest.
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Wichita Wheat
Wichita
Kan
U.P
Wichita Board of Trade
Stalnaker To Return To Tennessee Medical School
Frank Stalnaker son of Mr and Mrs P W Stalnaker of 2218 Washington returns to the University of Tennessee medical school in Nashville Tenn on July 1 after a recent visit to the area
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Frank Stalnaker
P. W. Stalknaker
Washington
University of Tennessee Medical School
Nashville
Tenn
Plains Delegates Attend Legion Camp at Austin Encampment
High Plains sent 35 boys and counselors to the American Legion boys state encampment in Austin. The list includes C. A. Cryer as dean of counselors, Rex Orman, Tex Hanna athletic director, and many others from Berger Lubbock Vernon Plainview Morton Amarillo Slaton Shamrock Perryton Brownfield Lamesa and Stinnett.
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High Plains
American Legion
Austin
C. A. Cryer
Rex Orman
Milton Price
Tex Hanna
Bill Fingers
Bill Reuss
Berger
Stony Wall
Jack Alderson
Bert Huffman
Bob Schmidt
Herbert Puryear
Lubbock
Darnell Sitz
Thomas Berry
Vernon
Jim Graham
Plainview
Gerald Lemon
Kenneth Willis
Herbert Cadenhead
Louis Russell
Morton
Dick Robinett
D. Jackson
Amarillo
Kavanaugh
Slaton
Don Sanderson
Richard Griffith
Tulsa
John Morton
Levelland
Elmer Delozier
Phillips
Jerry Pennington
Stinnett
Joel Sanders
James P. Shebling
Shamrock
Bill Herndon
Duane Bell
Perryton
Coleman Sons
Brownfield
George Keith
Ray Warrack
J. R. Bezzell
Tommy Allen
Lamesa
Get Gals Back in Long Dresses Bustles on Sun Suits
Chicago fashion director Ruth Hatfield said designers pushing for floor-length dresses face a fabric shortage issue. She argues the public prefers showing shapely limbs and resists long-hidden styles, likening trends to a crime against practicality.
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Chicago
U.P
Ruth Hatfield
Miss Hatfield
Chicago Fashion Industries
Santa Claus to Appear at Bergstrom Army Field
Santa Claus and his reindeer are off schedule but are set to appear at Bergstrom Army Air Field in Austin Texas on Tuesday night June 25. A Christmas tree is being erected and Army personnel are practicing carols under Lt. Mark Greeson who arranged the event.
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Austin
Tex
U.P
Santa Claus
Bergstrom Army Air Field
Mark Greeson
Statue of Liberty to receive green inner paint coat
New York reports the Statue of Liberty will get a new green inner paint coat this fall for its 60th birthday. National Parks superintendent Charles S. Marshall said a furnishing program is planned for the monument and the interior will be fenced off with wire to prevent lipstick inscriptions by visitors, especially women.
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New York
National Monument
Charles S. Marshall
Bedloe’s Island
Convention Stamp Display at Texas Philatelic Meet
More than a quarter of a million dollars of stamps opened to public view as the Texas Philatelic Association began its 50th annual three day convention in San Antonio. The exhibit includes items from the late President Roosevelt's collection and a near complete set worth $100,000 of 19th century U.S. issues owned by Dr. D H Silsby of Springfield Missouri.
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San Antonio
U.P
Texas Philatelic Association
Roosevelt
United States
D. H. Silsby
Springfield
Auto Industry Drives One in Eleven U.S. Workers
The automobile sector employs about one eleventh of all U.S. workers, a share reflecting its large size and economic footprint in manufacturing and related jobs nationwide.
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United States
Generals Akin To Tough Wife
In Philadelphia on June 21 Maj. Martin B. Hobson notes war hardens generals to defeat and to anything as he recalls a backwoods wife who never wore shoes and smokes a corncob pipe while her husband shouts lift your foot thar as she asks which foot.
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Philadelphia
Maj
Martin B. Hobson
American Military Engineers Society
Pero Gpean
Backwood
Passenger Car Production Reaches Postwar High Mark
May auto output rose to 152 948 passenger cars while truck production slumped to 64 650 as CPA cited coal strike and material shortages. April figures were 150 206 cars and 81 882 trucks with June projections of 161 094 cars and 105 362 trucks.
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Washington
U.P
Civilian
CPA
Texan Assigned as Assistant Chief of Staff at Eighth Army
Col. F. A. Granholm of Seguin Texas receives duty as assistant chief of staff of the U S Eighth Army in charge of operations He previously served as assistant director of the combined arms department at Fort Sill Oklahoma
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Yokohama
F. A. Granholm
Seguin
Tex
U. S. Eighth Army
Field Artillery School
Fort Sill
Okla
Senate Approves Broadcast Funds for State Dept Shortwave
The Senate approved a 452 million dollar bill restoring foreign shortwave broadcasts funding for the State Department and adjusting Commerce and Justice allocations. It cut 17 million for a census, added 53 million for airport construction, and raised cultural and information division funds to 19 million to meet Byrnes' request.
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Washington
Senate
House
State Department
Appropriations
Secretary of Commerce
Wallace
Commerce Department
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Commerce
Juuistice
State
Justice
Judiciary
Byrnes
Department
Veterans Chapel Opens For Hospital Services In Amarillo
Members of the Amarillo Business and Professional Women’s Club will attend services in the new chapel of the Veterans Hospital at 10 o’clock tomorrow morning.
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Veterans Hospital
Morris Lively
Lydia
W. Z. Clark
Lively
Business
Unity Center
Blackburn-Shaw Memorial
Blackburn Building
Seventh
Polk
Veterans’ Chapel
Amarillo
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H. L. Meador
Polk Street
Neal D. Cannon
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van DeWater
Emil F. Myers
Shelly
Loren Young
Batiste
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Lars Ockander
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Phil H. Gates
Huston
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Sao
Mississippi
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Tennessee
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Osgood Monument CO
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36Th Ave
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Cunningham
Sixth Ave
Llano
A. L. Meador
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6Th & N. Taylor
Roy B. Flippo
Furr's
Furr
Furr’s
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Save Health
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