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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1941

Page

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Six Are Injured Near Tucumcari

Six people are hospitalized after a head on collision 20 miles east of Santa Rosa. Among the injured are three from California and two Chicago residents. A seven month old baby is not expected to live. The crash disrupted travel as victims were treated by local doctors and transported by ambulance to Tucumcari General Hospital.

Tucumear Reneral Vlospital Santa Rosa Rs. F.C. Beck Compton Cal Insell Gardner Claremont Wanda Mirtin Tony Peach Judy Kenneth Shawver Tenkewa Oxls Iene Crayes Bri Zeck Gardner California Edenbors Burns Gantt Tosa Shawyer

Presbytery of the Plains Holds Fall Meeting

The Aran rile Presbytery of the Presbyterian Church US held its oneday fall meeting in Borger with Rev. Flyni preaching on Christian Education. Rev. Horn, its moderator, spoke at opening. Sessions covered missions, education, pensions, and planning for a leaders conference in Amarillo. The spring meeting will be in Pampa. leaders and clerks led today’s planning and program.

Hey James G Borger Ws Aranrile Pampa Flyni Waiter G. Horn Twila Horn W. Aymuchang Avisille Glenn Dooley Calfart J. K. Slor Plainview L. G. White Amarillo W. H. Drake James Aikes, Jr C. N. Wylie Canyon Paul Stevens Slaton General Assembly St. Louis R. Sherp John Deaver Memphis Angrita J. W. Mrrote McTesn Presby

Expressing opinions in wartime debate limit warned

In a wartime remark Attorney General Francis Biddle said individuals would still be free to express opinions unless those opinions incite violence or acts contrary to law. He urged caution to prevent mob actions that would blur lawful debate with criminal acts. News agency wants ads.

Yosemite Cal America Aty Francis Biddle Vic. Ghibe-News Hesolls

Four Injured in Portales Wreck Near State Park

PORTALES WN M Seat four persons injured one seriously in a head on collision on the Clovis Portales highway near the state park this afternoon. Thornton of Dublin Texas was most seriously injured with pelvis and internal injuries. His wife and daughter Ruby suffered severe cuts about the face head and arms. George W Bewley of Denver the driver of the second car sustained minor injuries. The wreck occurred when the Thornton car tried to overtake a truck and another car. the rain slick highway contributed to the crash, according to witness W H Robinson.

Portales Spe Sint Clovis- Portales Jor Thornton Dublin Tex Ruby George W., Bewley Denver Dewley W. H. Robin

Amarillo Girl and the Strange Pet From the Alley

Emily Rose Anderson and friends found a what looked like a young crane in an alley behind 605 Pierce Street. The bird, as big as a pigeon, had developed wing feathers yet a downy neck and breast, long legs and a long beak. Locals speculated on its origin while Emily captured it with her hands.

Rose Cesar News-Globe Rose Evily Rose Emily

First Bale of Cotton Raised at Shamrock

The season opens with J. A. Gairman Jr delivering the first bale to Shamrock Monday afternoon. Ginned by J. M. Tindall gin, it weighed 17780 pounds of pulled cotton and netted 425 pounds turnout. Bale bought by J. M. Tindall at 20 cents per pound with premium shared among Shamrock businesses.

Snam l Rock J. A. Gairman, Jr J. M. Tindall Tindall

Methodist Home Board Highlights Citizenship Training

The Methodist Home Board of Waco reports progress in student self government under democratic principles with 28 graduates this year. 20 attend colleges, eight enter vocations. Supt Mobert Johnson notes the old main building housing 64 girls was condemned and new buildings may replace it to remove children from danger.

Methodist Home Supt Mobert Johnson Tse Board of Directors Ald Possily Siuterns

Mystery of Antelope Headed Blaze At Springe Ranch

In September a violent incident occurred near Antelope head at Springe Ranch with a head blown off. Investigations show Kibbler traveled to McDonald Observatory while Sharp faced charges of assault and attempted homicide. Attendees at related meetings included Rav Inet and Mrs Jonny S Rico Ariesin. The case involves a tavern fight north of the border in Oklahoma and a bond set at $8000.

Privay Norning Bx Mires Here Springe Ranch Kibbler McDonald Observatory Bharp Bhreog Oklahoma Sharp Jonuy S. Rico Ariesin

Two Die in Saturday Gainesville Altercation

In Gainesville on Saturday a Holt County farm worker Edward C. Strong died from wounds after an altercation. John M. Sharp, 20, a farm hand, was found dead with a bullet wound at his employer's home, amid reports of a killing and suicide.

Gainesville Edward C. Strong Ot Hield Johnn M. Sharp Sharp Tek el, Mibbier

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