Tolerance for Races Letters Stir Am arillo Readers
A reader letter complains about a race related column and urges fair treatment of Mexicans in Amarillo. The exchange defends equal rights under the Constitution and questions patriotism used to target minorities. Another reader jokes about a columnist's retirement fortune. An ad offers paperhanging work in exchange for rent.
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Amlarillo
Texas
Amarillo
Amarillo National Guard units head to Camp Hulen
Five of Amarillo's six National Guard units depart at 7 a m Friday for Camp Hulen Palacios with about 300 men. The list includes Regimental Headquarters Company 142nd Infantry Company H 142nd Infantry Second Battalion HQ 142nd Infantry Band Section 142nd Infantry Battery B 131st Field Artillery and Medical Detachment 131st Field Artillery. Units travel via Plainview Lubbock Abilene finally joining the camp. They return August 20.
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Amarillo
National Guard
Camp Hulen
Palacios
131St Field Artillery
Plainview
Lubbock
Abilene
142Nd Infantry
Arthur W. Ball
Julius Mueller
James M. Ellis, Jr
William A. Cheshire
Robert B. Bell
Harold L. Brewster
Clyde E. Buchanan
Louis H. Carrington
Leon M. Gray
Harry N. Pappas
Damon D. Blake
William H. Dickereon
Thorris V. Jackson
Edgerd O. Milburn
Otho L. Shamblin
Wayne E. Taylor
Julius O. Wilson
George J. Adams
Cone W. Chandler
Clarence J. Cook
William
Bryan A. Savage
Thomas E. Slack
Carl J. Taylor
Everett D. Taylor
Houston S. Taylor
William D., Wakefield
Jack H. West
Lon N. Walker
Durward C. Woodwall
Harvey H. Larson
Frank P. Miller
Guy F. Owens
B. W. van Noy
Charles W. Keith
Gus F. Keith
Ray E Parks
Berard C Hargrave
R P. Dyer
Clifford D. Flanders
Lonnie C. Keith
Bob Brummal
John Estes
Paul R. Gore
Garland A. Gough
Mack C. Hurd
Charles Owen
Norman Owen
R. Doyle Tyler
Horace G. Wilson
Henry L. Bruce
John D. Bruce
Harvey H. Larson, Jr
Walter F. Burch
Hugh D. Landis
Felix W. Brown
Willis R. Boyles
Loyd Bowman
William L. Sloan
Bill D. Chumley
Glenn H Holbrook
John S. Honeycutt
Raymond A. Pasco
David R. Blythe
Allen L. Bellah
Lewis H. Bromley
Charles W. Bushnell
Earl W. Green
Harry H. Grounds
Paul W. West
G. C. Beale
Louis L. Beale
Harold C. Blanton
Roy M. Conger
Robert S. Helms
Allen Hemphill
Frank T. Jordan
Clarence T. Lacy
Dulin E. McGough
Lloyd B. McKenzie
Earl G. Pippin
Jim M. Roach
Lewis Romero
Gene E. West
Willis E. Walker
Hoyt H. Bean
Willie H. Bostick
Cecil L. Brown
Gerald A. Brown
Floyd M. Burton
Clay L. Cochren
Buster Corbell
Merlin M. Crouch
Roger N. Eaton
Cecil G. Fair
Hershel H. Finley
William D. Gamblin
C. B. Gilbert
William EF. Holden
Marion J. Holston
James M. Huckaby
James E. Hurst
Charles B. Johnson
Charles F. Boren
William B. Francis
Raoul B. Parkinson
Dowell P. Riggs
Charles W. Allen
George Q. Burnett
Ellwood N. Frederick
William H. Galloway, Jr
Elton V. Gordon
Alfred L. Hallman, Jr
Thomas J. Inman
Rex Merrick
James R. Morgan
Amond J. Motch
Robert L. Newton
Wroht H. Nicholls
Carl L. Reeves
Dorsey R. Shaw
Othello
Henville
Jack R. Whit
Reward for A Lost Pig
A mother seeks the return of a lost pig and offers one dollar for its return. She mentions quilting plans and willingness to trade for farm produce or food items, asking readers to help and noting contact at 510 East Nineteenth Avenue.
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Nineteenth Avenue
TACK LETTERS AND LOST TAM REPORTED IN LETTERS
A reader seeks clothing and shoes and asks for work soon. Another note complains of a lost cream colored net tam with pink, yellow and green accents and misplaced yellow socks after Sunday school around Ellwood Park near 614 Jackson Street.
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Ellwood Park
Jackson Street
Local classified notices seek help and work opportunities
A collage of short notices seeks goat milk and a goat, housekeeper and job seekers, a lost mattress reward, a painter and paperhanger seeking work, a relocations plea after a death, a home care request, a probation office contact, swift fox sale, and a family offering house and pet care while others travel.
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Tack
Seeking Hollis trip and farm land rental offers
Reader asks for transport to Hollis Oklahoma on August 5 and offers payment. Harold C Knapp of Groom Texas seeks to rent one half to one section of improved land with farming equipment. Also notes self as interior decorator and mentions Brigadier General Tecumseh in War of 1812 context.
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Hollis
Oklahoma
Alabama Street
Harold C. Knapp
Groom
Texas
Tecumseh
Golden Peacock Bleach Creme Promise Whiter Skin
Advert shows activated cream promising drastic skin whitening in five nights. Claims include fading freckles and smoothing skin with penetrating oils. Marketing notes one weekly follow up, refund offer, and price drop to 49 cents from one dollar.
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