Willys Overland Models Unveiled by Southworth Willys Co.
Southworth Willys Co announces new Willys Overland models with the Hurricane and Lightning engines. The redesigned cars feature softened lines, a taller center grille, and a forward projecting bumper. The Lightning six delivers 75 hp at 4000 rpm. Hurricane offers a 7.8 to 1 compression option with downdraft fuel system. Driver’s seat folds for easier rear access in station wagon.
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Fillmore
Frank Morgan
Morgan
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Timmons in Race Officially for 18th District Seat
J Blake Timmons filed with County Judge Gene Jordan to seek the unexpired congressional term of Gene Worley. The district spans 28 counties. A meeting of district county judges will be held in Potter County to elect a district election judge and set filing deadlines.
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J. Blake Timmons
Gene Worley
Gene Jordan
Jordan
L. M. West
Hartley
Potter County
Amarillo
Policewomen To Dress Like WAVES In San Francisco
San Francisco policewomen will wear uniforms patterned after the Navy WAVES. Previously in plain clothes, they will pay about 270 dollars for jackets skirts blouses shoes stockings a top coat and a short barreled 38 caliber revolver. The change mirrors male officers paying for their own gear.
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San Francisco
Potter County Seeks Court Order For Domestic Relations Court
The case E. E. Jordan and others versus John Crudgington, Potter County auditor, advances to the Supreme Court on briefs and oral arguments. Plaintiffs seek an order commanding payment of expenses for the proposed court, while Crudgington contends the enabling act is unconstitutional. Lower courts upheld Crudgington. County attorney John Peterson and Connally Lockhart presented for the plaintiffs and for W F Nix representing Crudgington.
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Supreme Court
E. E. Jordan
John Crudgington
Crudgington
Trial Court
Second Court of Civil Appeals
Fort Worth
John Peterson
Jordan
Connally Lockhart
W. F
Bill” Nix
Ida Rogers taken by death at Amarillo home
Mrs Ida Mae Rogers 72 died at 9 15 this morning at her daughter Mrs Barnes Samuel 3702 Tyler after a long illness. She lived in Lubbock 15 years before moving to Amarillo five months ago. Born April 15 1877 in Stephenville she later moved to Colbert Indian Territory then married Dr J O Rogers there Nov 25. Funeral 2 30 tomorrow at Blackburn Shaw Memorial Chapel with Rev M A Walker of Trinity Methodist officiating. Burial Llano Cemetery. Survived by husband two sons Joe Rogers Lockney Otis Rogers Snyder two daughters Mrs W V Dell Fort Worth and Mrs L R Adams Fort Worth a brother Jim Meads Sterling Okla six grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
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Rogers
Lubbock
Amarillo
J. O. Rogers
Stephenville
Colbert
Indian Territory
Rog- Ap
Port Arthur
Methodist Church
Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel
M. A. Walker
Trinity Methodist Church
Llano
Samuel
Joe Rogers
Lockney
Otis Rogers
Snyder
W. V. Dell
Harrison
L. R. Adams
Fort Worth
Jim Meads
Sterling
Okla
New Code Case Against Foliart Faces Trial Today
Frank Foliart begins another skirmish in his long fight with city building code. He has fought about 13 charges and injunctions over two years, and today faced a new charge of failure to obtain a building permit for construction at 1111 Filmore. He pleaded not guilty and was released on $200 bond, with trial scheduled.
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Frank Foliart
Foliart
Corporation Court
Amarillo AA's Granted Charter for Old Corral
The Amarillo Alcoholics Anonymous chapter has been officially granted a charter under the name The Old Corral. The meeting place is at 2024 Washington.
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Amarillo
Alcoholics Anonymous
Old Corral
Washington
Timmons to Speak Tonight on KGNC Campaign Talk
Congressional candidate J. Blake Timmons will discuss his platform on KGNC at 10 15 tonight. It marks his first radio appearance of the campaign. Globe News Want Ads Get Results.
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Globe-News
Timmons
J. Blake Timmons
KGNC
Globe News
Life memberships offered at San Jacinto Youth Center on credit
A plan announced by Les Kilgore, director, allows purchase of life memberships for 100 dollars with four quarterly installments. The membership, issued to the head of a family, grants all immediate family access to the center, gym, and pool for life or 10 years, whichever longer. The center also seeks annual memberships for Broncos and Rangers to aid less privileged boys.
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San Jacinto
Carolina
Les Kilgore
Kilgore
Amily
Gro
San Jacinto Kiwanis Club
The
San Jacinto Kiwani Anns
W. Lloyd
No Changes in Jail Meal Plan
City commissioners decided to maintain the current jail meal arrangement with Silver Grill Cafeteria supplying meals. Breakfast costs 50 cents and other meals 60 cents, while alternative bids of 55 cents for other meals or 45–50 cents were rejected. Manager N V Moss endorsed continuity, noting satisfactory operation and insufficient savings to justify a change.
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Silver Grill
Commission
N. V. Moss
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