Glenmore Distilleries to Buy Taylor and Williams
Glenmore Distilleries Company announced purchase of Taylor and Williams Distilleries in Louisville for between 5 and 6 million dollars. The deal includes the Louisville facility with 40 000 barrels aging whiskey and other assets. Owensboro plant capacity is 600 barrels daily. Both firms produce war alcohol. Yellowstone is Taylor and Williams' leading brand. Glenmore leads Kentucky Tavern Glenmore and Old Thompson.
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Louisville
Taylor and Williams
Glenmore Distilleries Company
J. A. Engelhard
Glenmore
Frank B. Thompson
South Pacific
Owensboro
Glenmore-Taylor and Williams
Yellowstone
Kentucky Tavern
Old Thompson
Father of R. T. Normand Dies From Tractor Accident
Charlies Normand, father of R. T. Normand of Green Haven, died from injuries after a tractor overturned Tuesday in Belton. Funeral plans were underway as relatives traveled to Belton to attend.
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R. T. Normand
Belton
Green Haven
Mr. Normand
Charlies Normand
Storm King plum resists late freeze in Panhandle bloom
In the Panhandle, the Storm King plum, a seedling named for its late blooming and frost resilience, thrived despite a late cold snap. W. D. Muncy and brother nurtured it, pruning for grafting and planting seed to expand, with a rumor of October crop potential. Ford notes coal tar as a fuel substitute at Rouge plant saving oil daily.
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W. D. Muncy
Panhandle
Bill Muncy
Dearborn, Mich
U.P
Ford Motor Co
Rouge
Nine Rotary Men and 25 Sons in Military Service
Amarillo Rotary Club lists nine members serving in the armed forces and 52 sons in service. John W. Kenyon Jr. is noted as killed. The bulletin names the Rotary members and includes many sons, among them five of Ross D. Rogers’s sons, with Folsom Jackson and Lahrey White each having three sons in service.
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Amarillo Rotary Club
Armed Services
John W. Kenyon, Jr
Rotary
J. Hal Brown
Robert P. Carter
Kenneth P. Flamm
Howard Puckett
David Loving
James A. McKnight
Gordon Morrison
Charles W. Whittington, Jr
Tom Wingate
James C. Sanders
R. S. Scruggs, Jr
Henry F. Seaman
Bernard R. Smith
D. Ross Smith
Wm. B. Stevenson, Jr
Frank Storm, Jr
Irving Tolzien
Fred M. Vaughan
Roy G Vaughan
Howard EF. Vineyard
K. Bert Watson
Royal F. Wertz
A. Irving White
Vincent C. White
L. Alward White
Amarillo Chest Agencies Open House Sunday
Amarillo will host an open house for the Community Chest Agencies next week. Nine agencies will welcome visitors Sunday through April 29 with directors on hand to explain programs and facilities.
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Amarillo
Community Chest
C. W Furr
Community and War Chest
Young Women's Christian Association
Lincoln Street
Maverick Club
Grant Street
Social Welfare Association
East Fifth Avenue
Thompson Park
Salvation Army
van Buren Street
Tenth Avenue
Boy Scouts
Negro ‘Day Nursery
West
Second Avenue
We Wonder How Yeoman Johnny Carraway Knows
Yeoman Johnny Carraway of the local recruiting station reports Specialist Rubye Weldon of the WAVES staff became so indoctrinated she would react unconsciously. The WAVES recruiter left her radio on all night and, early Sunday, the station began the broadcast with the Star Spangled Banner. Before Rubye caught herself she stood at attention and saluted.
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Navy
Johnny Carraway
Rubye Weldon
WAVES
WAVE
Rubye
Johnny
National Biscuit Company Names Sales Manager Selection
C M Sandifer named assistant sales manager of National Biscuit Company with Chicago HQ. He succeeds R L Flandreau and will supervise the midwest from Ohio to the Rockies. Sandifer began NABISCO in Columbia South Carolina in 1911 and held posts in Key West Miami Tampa Jacksonville and Atlanta before eight years in Chicago. The note adds a stray line about stingrays unrelated to the item.
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G. A. Wood
Amarillo
National Biscuit Company
C. M. Sandifer
Nabisco
Chicago
R. L. Flandreau
Sandifer
Columbia
S. C
Midwest
Ohio
Rocky Mountains
Key West
Miami
Tampa
Jacksonville
Atlanta
Amarillo Housewives Chart Traces Fate of Used Fats
A group of Amarillo housewives who last month helped set a national record by contributing waste fats can use this chart to see where the used fats go, from collection to processing in various industries like metal working mining soaps and leather tanning.
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Amarillo
Tarzan Visits Jungle Training Center Insight from Burroughs
Edgar Rice Burroughs toured the Jungle Training Center at a Pacific Island base with Col. W. C. Saffarrans and praised the center. He echoed Army Chief of Staff Gen. Marshall who had inspected the facility earlier, calling it the finest seen during his 35,000 mile trip.
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Pacific Island
U.P
Edgar Rice Burroughs
W. C. Saffarrans
Atlanta
Tarzan
Col. Saffarrans
Burroughs
Army
Gen. Marshall
Gen Marshall
Stephens in New Orleans After 11 Months at Sea
Richard Cameron Stephens signalman USNR returns to his base at New Orleans Armed Guard Center after spending 11 months at sea aboard a merchant ship. He visited family during leave and is reassigned to duty in Louisiana.
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Stephens
New Orleans
Richard Cameron Stephens
Naval Armed Guard
Local Youth Honors Family Tears and Triumphs
The article notes the arrival of a young man connected to the Stephens family of 309 North Buchanan Street. It highlights his Navy service in North Africa and Britain. His parents Mr and Mrs Hugh Cameron Stephens are identified as his in-street kin.
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North Africa
England
Wales
Hugh Cameron Stephens
North
Buchanan Street
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Glenmore Distilleries Purchase Company
Howard McDonald
Maryland
Hunsley's
House OF Color
Aca
Sevastopol
Odessa
Novorossisk
Black Sea
Red Army
Peacock Beauty Shop
Chester Martin
Ramar
Miramar de Luxe
Polk
Chest
The
Ayds
White & Kirk
Doula Es
ZALE
Peel
Paramount Lunch
Polk St
H.s.benton
Globe-News
Earl L. Shelton
910 Polk
Petro
Raleigh
Raleighs
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