Luxembourg memories and a note on rail progress
Mrs. Martin recalls Luxembourg’s wartime diplomacy and fate of Grand Duchess Marie Adelaide, German occupation, refugees, and local wine culture. She notes multilingual schooling, strong cultural heritage, and the impact of war on decades of progress. The piece closes with a statistic: 18 658 new locomotives built by America’s Class 1 railroads in 14 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Luxembourg
Marie Adelaide
Jeanne Stheer
W. F. Martin
Kentucky
United States
Amarillo
Texas
Germany
Martin
Hitler
Saint Willibrood
France
Echternach
Cipate
Saint Martin
Onc
America
Local notices mix with society items in Amarillo column
The page lists club events and social updates from Amarillo areas. Mrs O Keefe joins the Ni or Twentieth Century Club as the spring season opens. Venues include Oriental Cleaners and J Levy store ads. Several residents travel for vacations and business, and local boy Earle A Shields is highlighted for academic achievement at A and M College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nior Twentieth Century Club
Earle A. Shields
Earle Shields
Polk Street
A. & M. College
Shields
Earle
Price Memorial College
Amarillo
Col
Amarillo Woman Reflects Luxembourg Fear Of Hitler
Mrs. W. F. Martin recalls Luxembourg during World War I and believes Hitler will not bother the tiny nation. She notes Luxembourg's past charm and current anxiety about growing threats, comparing royal visits to wartime occupation. The piece blends local life with wartime sentiment and historical memories.
Devil's Wife Sermon Topic Ends Bible Conference
The Rev. W. C. Kelford of Waterloo Iowa will conclude a week long Bible conference at the Church of the Open Bible Fifteenth Avenue and Ong tonight The speaker has led two daily sessions and preached in major churches across the country including Amarillo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Johnson
East Thirteenth Avenue
McAllister
Oklo
Henry Johnson
J. B. Cole
Wooldridge Lumber Company
Dallas
Mrs. Cole
Ed Turner
Channing
Amarillo
W. C. Kelford
Waterloo
Iowa
Church of the Open Bible
Fifteenth Avenue
Ong Street
Kelford
Capudine EXTRA action relieves headaches quickly
The ad touts Capudine for fast relief of headaches and other pains with a claimed extra relaxing effect. It urges tired readers to try Capudine and promises restful relaxation as it eases discomfort, offering 10c 30c or 60c sizes.
Your Mileage Merchant promotes Germ Processed oil
Continental Oil Company touts Conoco Germ Processed oil as a durable engine lubricant that resists draining, flinging, and losing viscosity. The message highlights that the oil remains high quality for both new and older cars, emphasizing its proprietary process and benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conoco
Continental Oil Company
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Pike’s Peak
James Barker Smith
Broadmoor
Colorado Springs
Colo
Ross Rogers
Pike's Peak
Oriental Cleaners
West
Dial
Harry Dumbell
Hayden Street
Kansas City
Marvin Brummett
Haliburton Oil Well Cementing Company
C. J. Brummett
Hobbs
N. M
Terry Thompson
Florida
J. Levy
New York Stock Exchange
Juliet, Il
AATT
W. J. Smith
Fort Worth
J. L. Dennis
Tyler Street
W. M. Coventry
Harte
J. E. Hill
J. E. Hill Investment Company
Thelma
Velma Weaver
Betty Maid
San Antonio
Claude
Baker Planing Mill
W. C. Cotten
Mary Lou Parr
Carl Hellinger
Mr Lady Beauty Salon
Don Henry
Lubbock
Gene Struve
Guy Bennett
Higgins
D. M. McCracken
Farmers National Grain Corp
A. L. Biggs
Pampa
Robert Hamilton
Quitaque
Betty Frances Oswald
Clovis
Ira Brown
Alice
Tulsa
G. L. Gillman
Dorothy
Borger
W. E. Paul
Lynn
Canyon
Henry Russell
Juanita
Tucumcari
Johnny Ray Snelson
Wm. &. Ball
Little Luxembourg
Margaret McKenzie
Betty
Oliver Eakle Ridg
Lee & Griggs Ambulance
Beauty
Ruby Red
Herring Hotel
Wilson
Austria
Dolfuss
Grand Duchess de Luxembourg
Jeanne
Emery
Eke
Kenyon
Hal Kemp
Calvee
Evich
Isragrand
Calvert
Alvert DesTuLee
Lories
Amon
Rod
Dr. Scholl
Capudine
East Sixth Street
Amarillo, Texas
Jackson
Harrison
East Tenth
Buchanan
Boulware Tire Service
Sixth
Tyler
al Reville
N. Fillmore
T. M. Johnson
Hiway
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