Advertising’s Power Dressed In Everyday Life
The Hudson Newsletter reflects on American advertising and General Mills, praising mass marketing for driving demand and living standards. It contrasts U S practices with Europe’s smaller ads, notes advertising as a key to mass production and lower prices, and cites remarks from Dr. Barkalow and Charles Annett plus light quips from Wes Izzard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Mills
Europe
America
Paris
Rome
The A B C of Psychiatry and Fred's Fear
The article explains psychiatry for lay readers and presents Fred a skilled mechanic whose fear of new responsibilities triggers a leg ailment. A psychiatrist classifies his symptoms as hysteria a neurotic mental upset, illustrating how emotional strain can mimic physical illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
George
Mary
Wellington Men Spot Flying Disk from B 29 Bomb Bay
Three Wellington highway department workers Jack Ford Morris Monroe and O H Hedger watched a saucer emerge from a B 29 bomb bay and rise diagonally then speed away over rural terrain. They estimated the saucer 15 feet across and said it was brighter than the aircraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Jack Ford
Morris Monroe
0. H. Hedger
State Highway Department
Ford
Beast
Mr. Monroe
Mr. Ford
Spring flower show and college theatre events listed
The High Plains Today brief lists a spring flower show sponsored by the Garden Club Council at Hotel Jim Hill at 2 30 PM in Hereford and an 8 PM college cast presentation of Angel Street at Portales University followed by a Twelfth Night drama at Canyon highlighted by the WYTSC Speech Department in the Administration Building.
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Hereford
Garden Club Council
Jim Hill
Portales
Angel Street
Canyon
WYTSC
Administration Buildis, i
Amarillo Couple Killed in Wreck Near Winthurst
A two car crash on Highway 218 six miles south of Winthurst killed an Amarillo couple Mr and Mrs Joe Clarence Earl Schuyler 4528 North East Eighth and two other adults James M Cooper 33 and Estelline 32 of Jacksboro. The Wichita Falls Record-News reports Schuyler 50 and wife Hazel Osborne Schuyler 35 were driving south toward Jacksboro when their 1941 Chevrolet hit a slick patch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Joe Clarence Earl Schuyler
North East Eighth
Highway 218
Winthurst
James M. Cooper
Estelline
Jacksboro
Daily News
Wichita Falls
Schuyler
Various Noon Meetings And Evening Events In Amarillo
Daily schedule lists noon gatherings of Panhandle Women’s Republican Club at Silver Grill Fourth and Pork San Jacinto Kiwanis at Youth Center Rotary Herring Hotel South Amarillo Lions Optimists Amarillo Hotel Continental Club Spanish speaking at Herring Hotel with 4 00 PM Story Hour at Youth Center branch and 6 30 PM Altrusa at Jack Tel 7 00 PM Yack report meeting Taylor 8 00 PM Abilene Christian College A Cappella Choir concert Municipal Auditorium 8 00 PM Smyth Auto Supply and Standard Motor Products Auto mechanics clinic at Herring’s Crystal Ball rooms wrestling event Australian tag team match at Sports Arena Tri State Fair.
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Panhandle
Jacktel
Taylor
Abilene Christian College
Municipal Auditorium
Auto
Smyth Auto Supply
Standard Motor Products, Inc
Herring
Crystal Ballrooms
Tri-State
Locomotive Firemen Strike Hits Major Rail Routes
On May 10, locomotive firemen walked out on four major systems carrying over a third of national rail passengers and a fifth of freight. The strike disrupted operations across the East West and South with some leased lines affected. The National Mediation Board abandoned peace efforts after declaring the deadlock unsolvable and sent a report to Washington. The Brotherhood seeks extra fire on multiple diesel locos and single engineer operated switch diesels. carriers refuse to compromise.
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Chicago
National (Railway) Mediation Board
Washington
Brotherhood of Locomotive
Plains Rail Pickets Paralyze Panhandle Traffic
A Santa Fe strike by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen shut Santa Fe freight and halted most operations across Amarillo Borger and Clovis. Only limited passenger service remained on the Denver line as mail and parcel post faced curtailment and star routes were used to re route shipments.
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Amarillo
Santa Fe
Borger
Panhandle
North Plains
Phillips Petroleum Company
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Dallas
Trinidad
Colo
Zephyr
Trini
Rock Island
Pampa
C. K. Gaylor
Parcel Post
Clarendon
Gaylor
Clovis
Houston
Dan Trehey
Charles Griffin
R. E. Jackson
Secret Service busts million-dollar counterfeit syndicate
Secretary of the Treasury announced the Secret Service cracked a million-dollar counterfeiting ring active in 28 states and Canada. Two men were arrested in Buffalo New York as the case winds down. About 500000 in Canadian bills and 500000 in U S notes were produced, with 45000 passed before the seizure and 280000 seized prior to circulation. Further counterfeit notes may remain with passers.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
Secret Service
Canada
Buffalo
A. E. Baughman
Baughman
Federal Reserve
Crash Fatal to Two Cancels Gruver Festival Plans
Gruver Texas directors cancel the Spring Festival after a fatal crash killed two Gruver High School students and left two others critically injured. Funeral services will be held Friday at Gruver High School Auditorium with burial in Hansford Cemetery.
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Gruver
Gruver Chamber of Commerce
Grover High School
Rock Island
Leslie Cator
L. J. “Buster” Cator
Glenabell Sparks
Burnie Sparks
Alvin Kauffman
Clarence Kauffman
Pat Holt
Coy Holt
Glendon “Buddy” Etling
Johnson murder trial opens in Amarillo court
Jury for Ewald Johnson's murder case against Tex Thornton in Amarillo gathers as defense seeks to show Johnson acted to protect his wife Diana. state seeks death. first witness expected today despite delays as late witnesses arrive. Curtis Johnson is sworn as twelfth juror. Diana Johnson is not present in court.
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Gordon Tompkins, JR
Ewald Johnson
W. A
Tex” Thornton
Amarillo
Henry S. Bishop
Curtis Johnson
Mississippi
M. E. Winberg
Fairmont
Sidney Stott
Lincoln
R. R. Nichols
Cheyenne
47Th District
Munising
Mich
Thornton
E. T
Dusty” Miller
Johnson
Diana
Miller
Veniremen
Texas
Diana Johnson
Ewald
Johnson Trial Jury Is Young And Blue-Ribbon
The Ewald Johnson murder case jury is a young blue-ribbon panel with 12 members averaged just over 45 years old. The youngest is 28 and the oldest 64. All are married, at least 10 have children, and both sides know one member Ray Reeves well. Each juror faced extensive questioning to avoid preconceived opinions on guilt.
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Norton Spay
Ewald Johnson
Tex Thornton
Atty, E. T
Dusty” Miller
George McCarthy
Ray Reeves
Rain Jackpot Hits Southeast Triangle States
Rain swept across the Tri State region with heavy downpours in Dodson and Loco, Collingsworth County, while lighter showers fell elsewhere. Totals included Loco 3 inches and Dodson 2 inches, with Amarillo and Gage recording minor amounts and a general delay in farming prospects as crops await more moisture.
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Southeastern
Panhandle
Tri- State
Collingsworth
Donley
Hall and Childress
Wheeler
Hemphill
Likely Airport Sites Are Listed by CAA
The Civil Aeronautics Administration lists 377 Texas sites as candidates for airports or improvements as part of a 6093 nationwide plan. The listing signals potential work but does not guarantee airports at all locations, with actual projects chosen by need and Congress funding. The three year plan would cost about 928 million dollars, with 445.7 million in federal funds and 482.3 million from local sponsors, Texas estimated at 56.6 million dollars.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Texas
CAA
Congress
Moonrise and celestial notes from the Daily News Almanac
The article lists moonrise at 3 33 AM, the new moon on May 16, and celestial highlights with Mars Saturn and Jupiter. It marks Black Friday’s 1866 anniversary and cites US rivers and forest and farmland acreage along with a wisdom line on propriety.
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Mars
Saturn
Jupiter
Hudson
Ware
Potomac
Mississippi
Ohio
Missouri
Columbia
Colorado
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