Republicans Renominate Ham Fish in NY 29th District
The Associated Press reports Rep. Hamilton Fish won renomination in New York's 29th District over Thomas E. Dewey opposed by a Roosevelt supporter. Across the nation, Missouri Senator Bennett Clark trailed in the Democratic renomination race to Ray McKittrick, while Kansas held multiple primaries including Gov. Forrest Donnell leading for Missouri Senate. With 252 of 278 districts reporting, Fish led Bennet and Clark led McKittrick in early tallies.
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Hamilton Fish
Congress
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Kansas
U. S
Clyde Red
Parsons
Reed
Carl E. Friend
Lawrence Lumberman
Bennett Clark
Missouri
Ray McKittrick
Roosevelt
Dewey
Fish
Augustus W. Bennet
Newburgh
Bennet
Clark
T. D. Winter
W. P. Lambertson
Albert Cole
Virginia
Patrick H. Drewry
L. L. Bean
South Hill
Ralph H. Daughton
Rep
Winder R. Harris
Ice-Mint Foot Care Ad Teases Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Ice-Mint for tired feet promising cooling comfort before work and a perked up feeling after. It claims non greasy formula won’t stain socks and helps soften callouses with easy application.
Dewey Plans 15 Point Attack on New Deal at Midwest Governors Meet
On the way to St Louis for a GOP governors conference Dewey drafts a 15 point indictment against the New Deal linking it to public health veterans affairs and federal state relations. He urges action on expenditures health unemployment insurance and control of lands and resources. Bricker disputes America First ties while Dewey rejects an international police force in foreign affairs remarks.
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ST. Louis
Dewey
Thomas E. Dewey
St. St. Louis
New York
Springfield
Ill
National Guard
National Gop
Herbert Brownell
America First Party
Gerald L. Smith
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Bricker
Smith
Resort Suffers Storm Damage in Wilmington Area
A tropical hurricane spent itself over eastern North Carolina damaging Wilmington beach resorts and paralyzing utilities. Waves up to 40 feet erased sand dunes at Wrightsville and Carolina beaches. Coast guard and Camp Davis evacuated thousands as refugees flooded Wilmington. Minor injuries reported. traffic halted by fallen trees. four hours of heavy rain and 60 mph winds.
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Wilmington
N. C
North Carolina
Wrightsville Beach
Carolina Beach
Coast Guard
Camp Davis
Globe-News
Horse Show Sell-Out Is Predicted
The Amarillo Horse Show at the Tri-State Fair Grounds likely sells out as boxes near capacity. The Amarillo Horseman's Association donates proceeds to the local Red Cross. Over 60 horses are entered for 23 classes with $1,900 in cash prizes and ribbons for top winners. General admission is 1.20. servicemen and children 0.60. box seats 0.90 extra. Volunteers finalize advance ticket plans and concessions. Mrs. Harvey Byers travels to St. Louis market for fall hats. Mrs. C. E. Tate hosts visitors from San Antonio with G. P. Fulcher and Lu Ore.
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Amarillo
Tri-State Fair Grounds
E. Byron Singleton
Potter County
American Red Cross
Amarillo Horseman’s Association
Red Cross
Wes Izzard
Polk Street
Amarillo Soldier Serves as Chief Clerk in South Pacific Hospital
Sergeant Wilson McKirahan formerly with Kerr Paper Co is now on duty at a station hospital in the South Pacific as chief clerk in charge of all records. He enlisted in November 1942 trained at Camp Robinson Ark went overseas October 1943. He has won the detachments ping pong title and plays baseball and softball. He met Cpl Henry Gilmer in the same organization. The Wossums of 712 West Eighth Avenue visited Weatherford and Ranger before returning Sunday.
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Wilson McKirahan
Kerr Paper Co
South Pacific
W. H. McKirahan
Sunset Terrace
Camp Robinson
Ark
McKirahan
Amarillo
Cpl
Henry Gilmer
Col Kight Shown in Plane Talk At Morrison Field
Col Richard T. Kight appears in Plane Talk praising Morrison Field where he commanded until late May. The base shipped many heavy bombers for Europe, with Kight stating planes staged 2 000 raids. He is pictured with Brig Gen Edward H. Arnold in India during base organization for American use and later left Morrison to escort Vice President Wallace to Russia and China.
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Richard T. Kight
Morrison Field
Kight
Germany
Europe
Amarillo
Claude
Edward H. Arnold
Army Transport Commanor
Carrbbean
India
Morrison
Henry A. Wallace
Russia
China
Harp Kight
Lubbock
The
Globe News
Amarillo College
Arrid Gentle on Skin and Fabric
Arrid does not irritate the skin and does not rot dresses or men's shirts, offering a reliable choice for deodorant use without damaging clothing.
Courthouse Records and Local Family Notices
District Court records show Loretta King versus Wm Cy King and Theodore James Tebo versus Ethel Hope Tebo both divorces. A note mentions Kent Andelson of the Hollywood Shop spending vacation at home. Mr and Mrs W D Jones of Wellington visited his parents at 2309 North West First Avenue this weekend.
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Loretta King
Cy King
Theodore James Tebo
Ethel Hope Tebo
Kent Andelson
The
Hollywood Shop
W. D. Jones
Wellington
E. D. Jones
North West
First Avenue
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Ham Fish
Associated Press
Tion
HILEX
GOP
New Deal
By Jack Bell
C. Wayland Brooks
Illinois
Republican
Ihrem Oe
Mzld
Vihue
Germa
Getz
Lzast
FOX Drag CO
Pierce St
Capitol
Herring Hotels
San Antonio
C. E. Tate
North Aldridge Street
G. P. Fulcher
Lu Ore
Jim Weaver
Pierce Street
Janarie Ward
Covington
Mufti
St. Joseph
Elton Wossum
Weatherford and
Ranger
Wossums
West
Eighth Avenue
Col. Kight
Florida
Jean and
Jane Warren
Melva Smalley
Floydada
Nita Carter
Georgia Street
Sheraton Mahogany Group
McAfee's, Inc. Taylor
American Institute of Laundering
Courthouse Records
Denver
Ferne Babb
Hayden Street
John D. McBride
D. D
Zale
Tarai
Ecape
PtAle
Our
Firestone Stores
Tyler
AAF
WAC
U. S. Army Recruiting Station
Pierce Sts
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