Amarillo group to Carlsbad on goodwill trip
More than 30 Amarillo business and professional men plan a 12:05 am Wednesday departure from Amarillo aboard a Santa Fe Pullman for Carlsbad. Smilin Sam Elkins says over 20 reservations exist. The trip invites Carlsbad and Pecos Valley to attend faster morning services in Palo Duro Canyon and the Will Rogers memorial July celebration. Underground Cavern tours can be repeated if desired. The goodwill group returns by 6 am Thursday.
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Amarillo
Carlsbad
Santa Fe
Smilin
Sam Elkins
Pecos Valley
Mr. Elkins
Elks To Install Keith Tonight
Amarillo Lodge No. 923 Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks hosts officers installation tonight. Charles W. Keith to be exalted ruler. J C Lilly leading knight. W A Powell loyal knight. Bob Russell Jr lecturing knight. Gene Jordan esquire. M A Perry secretary. J T Hughes usher.
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Amarillo
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Wa Peeting
Charles W. Keith
J. CC. Lilly
W. A. Powell
Bob Russell, Jr
Gene Jordan
Esquire
M. A. Perry
J. T. Hughes
Kansas City Livestock Market Reports April sale totals
Livestock totals show hogs salable 3,000 with prices up to 9.00 for 180 to 230 lb pigs and cattle at 13,000 salable with steady opening. Colorado fed steers bid up to 11.75 while yearlings and calves see mixed quotes. Sheep supply 5,000 with scattered early sales and wooled lambs around 10.35 to 10.50, few spring or clipped lambs sold.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
UPI
Colorado Fed
Pattern 9679 Offered Only in Large Misses Sizes
Pattern 9679 may be ordered only in misses and women's sizes 12 through 42. Size 16 calls for 35 8 yards 35 inch fabric and 1-4 yard contrast. To obtain this pattern send FIFTEEN ENTS to The Amarillo Globe Pattern Department in New York. TEN CENTS extra grants access to the latest Pattern Book.
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Amarillo Globe
West 18Th Street
New York
N. Y
Amarillo High students shine at Canyon Interscholastic meet
Five Amarillo High School entrants placed in typing and shorthand at the District Interscholastic League meet held Friday at West Texas State College. Ann Frances Baker won typing while Jane Dice was fourth. In shorthand Doris Higley took second, Betty Robinett third, and Patty West fourth.
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Amarillo High School
West Texas State College
Ann Frances Baker
Jane Dice
Doris Higley
Betty Robinett
Patty West
Tot Demands That Rescue Be Exciting
In Helena Montana Shari Surman two years old was locked in an upstairs room. Fireman Big Richard Coe forced the door and carried her down the ladder piggy back amid the child pleading for more adventure.
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Mont
Shari Surman
Richard Coe
Shari
Coe
Texas Armies Go on Parade at Camp Bowie
The 36th Division, about 18 900 strong, prepared for army day demonstrations and a major review at Camp Bowie under Maj. Gen Walter Krueger. The event showcased new equipment from U S defense industries, with units including the 113th Cavalry from Iowa and the 111th observation squadron flying in review. Maj. Gen Claude v Birkhead would supervise as Texas legislators and notable locals watched, hoping for a dust-reducing spring shower.
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America
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113Th Cavalry
Iowa
111Th
Claude v. Birkhead
San Antonio
Texas
Ernest O. Thompson
Myron Blalock
J. Franklin Spears
Horses Banned At Tri State Fair Grounds
County commissioners court, responding to a petition by 57 Humphreys Highlands and Fair View residents, banned horse stabling at the Tri State Fair Grounds. The order requires current horses to be removed and prohibits any future stabling due to nuisance and cleanliness concerns.
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Humphreys Highlands
Fairview
Will Rogers Rangers
FBI Man To Talk At Police Meet Dallas FBI official to address peace officers gathering
A. P. Kitchin, inspector in charge of the Dallas FBI office, will speak to about 125 peace officers from West Texas Panhandle and Eastern New Mexico tomorrow morning. F. J. Blake also of Dallas FBI accompanies him. The meeting opens at 11 in the 47th district court room, with a 1 pm barbecue hosted by Sheriff Bill Adams, Sheriff W. Cantrell, and Chief W. R. McDowell at the fair grounds.
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A. P. Kitchin
Dallas
Federal Bureau of Investigation
F. J. Blake
FBI
West Texas
Panhandle
New Mexico
47Th District Court Room
Bill Adams
Potter County
W. FE. Cantrell
Randall County
W. R. McDowell
Amarillo
John Snider
Fair Grounds
Call for Bank Statements Issued by Regulators
The comptroller of the currency issued a call for the Statement of the condition of all national banks as of close of business Friday April 4. The state banking department also issued a call for the condition of all state banks as of the same date and time.
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Washington
Comptroller of the Currency Today
Austin
State Banking Department
Amarillo Tot Receives an Koo Bath
Paul Wilson, three years old, riding with his parents Mr and Mrs Charles Wilson, toppled into a bushel basket of eggs in a Denver Lunch car. The sudden stop caused an involuntary head first dive and left the child in a sticky mess.
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Amarillo
Paul Wilson
Charles Wilson
Denver
Paul
Amarillo Manufacturing Value Shows Multi Million Output
A census by the United States Department of Commerce finds Amarillo's manufacturing output totals in the millions. Potter County lists 70 establishments with material and energy costs at 7,199,032 and value added at 3,886,867. Growth from 49 establishments in 1937 to 70 in 1939 is noted.
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Amarillo
United States Department of Commerce
Potter County
Welfare Workers Attend State Meet In Dallas Trip
Dorothea Williams and Mrs A G Ray of the county welfare board and Mrs O W Moore probation officer head to Dallas on April 30 for the Texas Council of Welfare annual conference. Commissioners court approves the trip and allocates three warrants of 30 dollars each for expenses.
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A. Gray
County Welfare Board
O. W. Moore
Dallas
Texas Council of Welfare
Commissioners Court
Knights Templar Easter Service Planned at Amarillo Church
About 200 Knights Templar of Amarillo will wear full dress uniforms for the annual Easter observance. W. R. Patterson, chairman of the arrangements committee, said services begin at 3 PM Sunday at Tenth Avenue Methodist Church with Rev. Hubert Thomson officiating. Henry Lyle serves as commander and Gus Keith as captain general.
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Amarilla
W. R. Patterson
Tenth Avenue Methodist Church
Hubert Thomson
Physicians Arrive For Panhandle Medical Society Meet
Physicians surgeons and specialists from Dallas Galveston Fort Worth Denver and Oklahoma City begin arriving in Amarillo for a two day spring convention opening tomorrow at the Herring Hotel Dr F A White of Childress serves as president and Dr T P Churchill of Amarillo is acting secretary.
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Amarillo
Herring Hotel
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Galveston
Fort Worth
Denver
Oklahoma City
F. A. White of
Childress
Lutcher Stark Weds Ruby Belle Childers in Orange
Lutcher Stark, 53, Orange capitalist, married Miss Ruby Belle Childers, 38, of Orange yesterday. The couple left on a house boat for a Sabine River trip.
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Lutcher Stark
Orange
H. J Lutcher Stark
Orange Capitalist
Ruby Belle Childers
Sabine River
Stark
Horace Mann Students Visit Amarillo High School
Horace Mann Junior High students who will attend Amarillo High next year will visit tomorrow for Orientation Day. They will attend classes, meet high school faculty, and learn the school routine. Central Junior High had a similar visit last week.
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Horace Mann Junior High School
Amarillo High School
Central Junior High School
Colonel Simpson Delivers Keynote in Pampa Meeting
Amarillo attorney Col E A Simpson addressed a city-wide assembly of civic groups in Pampa at noon. He is invited to speak at a joint Veterans of Foreign Wars and Spanish American War veterans meeting on May 23 in Portales New Mexico, sponsored by the American Legion of New Mexico.
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E. A. Simpson
Amarillo
Pampa
Portales
N. M
American Legion of New
New schedules cut New York to New Orleans travel time
New train timetables shorten the journey from New York to New Orleans to under 30 hours, promising quicker connections for passengers and improving service timelines.
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New Orleans
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