Around Town Notes From Amarillo AreaEvents and Moves
Visitors Mr and Mrs G M Singleton and family of Borger spent Friday and Saturday in Amarillo. Betty Jo Lewis Borger High School senior competed in a Phillips Petroleum scholarship contest at Amarillo College for children of employees. 10 students were eligible with 4 000 in scholarships to be awarded later. Betty Jo plans to attend Texas Christian University next fall. Watson Rogers, formerly with Rock Island, moved to Amarillo to work with Nichols and Frieze Construction Engineers. Mrs Rogers is a clerk at the Rock Island freight office here. Firemen recalls and assignments across Santa Fe Fort Worth Denver and Rock Island lines are listed, including transfers to Wichita Falls Dalhart and Amarillo Sayre and movement on passenger and yard duties.
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Betty Jo Lewis
Borger
Betty Jo
Amarillo College
Phillips Petroleum
Panhandle
Texas Christian University
Watson Rogers
Rock Island
Amarillo
Nichols and Frieze Construction
Rogers
Santa Fe
W. &. Boydston
W. A. Shelby
A. R. Rie
R. G. Dokator
C. G. Metz
Hail
J. A. Ayers
O. J. Ardal
W. Harrison
G T. Johnson
A. V. Gentry
E. J. Worst
J. E. Gill
J. M. Stagner
L. N. Bodie
Fort Worth
Denver
Wichita Falls
Dallas
Oscar Warren
W. K. Fry
G. P. Williamson
E. J. DeGrazier
W. M. Clark
Amarillo-Dalhart
Roy Dee
Tyan M. Hess
Tucumcari
H. Medearis
A. A. Gruhlkey
Sayre
Ira M. Judd
F. R. Huckabee
J. R. Ridgway
G. A. Taylor
J. C. Pair
C. C. Curry
8. R. McFarland
F. W. Elliott
D. E. Stephens
O. L. Simmons
M. G. Hendricks
E. F. Duniven
W. J. Hopper
Drake McHugh and Peyton Graves Entangled in Debt and Shame
A personal visit reveals Peyton Graves in distress over a fourteen thousand dollar misappropriation tied to Crescent Hill and Thursday St George's executors. Drake McHugh, recently faced with Drake’s decline, is avoided as Graves seeks Parris’s intervention to salvage an uneasy business and personal ties.
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Parris
Peyton Graves
Peyton
Drake
Drake McHugh
Crescent Hill
Thurston St. George
St. Georges
Nations expand blacklist including 452 Latin and neutral firms
The government added 452 firms and individuals in Latin America and European neutral countries to its blacklist. The State Department named 342 entities in the Americas and 110 in Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and Turkey as acting for the enemy, with which U.S. citizens are forbidden to trade. About 7,500 firms and individuals in these nations now face the blacklist.
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Washington
Latin America
State Department
Portugal
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Turkey
United States
Jamaica Produces Near 100 Million Coconuts Last Year
Jamaica produced nearly 100 million coconuts in the last year, reflecting strong agricultural output and potential export demand amid steady farm activity across the island. Local growers reported stable yields and ongoing efforts to expand coconut-based products.
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Jamaica
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