Springfield hats linger over meals in Colorado cafe
A column reports Springfield Colorado diners, including men with hats at Rainbow Cafe, prompting calls for cultural reform. John Hill is urged to speak to officials about hats off in eateries while noting Springfield’s growing yet contentious status and a booming tourist season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Colo
Tack
Mr. Bartlett
The
News-Globe
Rainbow Cafe
John Hill
John
Cricket
Mr. Hill
Mrs Virginia Lyvers Hospitalized After Transfusions
Mrs Virginia Lyvers of 35 Oldham Circle was reported somewhat improved after blood transfusions this morning at St. Anthony's Hospital. She suffers from acute peritonitis per attending physicians and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Wolflin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Lyvers
Oldham Circle
St. Anthony's Hospital
Lyvers
Frank Wolflin
Memory Lost Bible Vendor Hails From Amarillo Borger to Pampa
A 15 year old Lavon Bagwell told police he misplaced a weekend after selling Bibles with two men in Borger. He woke in a Pampa cafe Sunday morning with no memory of his identity, recognizing nothing of family or friends. His mother fetched him home and doctors were to be consulted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavon Bagwell
Lincoln
Borger
Pampa
ROTC
W. L. Bagwell
Amarillo
Potter County paving plan gains momentum for county roads
J G Lott state highway division engineer says paving projects to connect Georgia Street and Western Avenue with Canyon Highway can begin. He requests 10 feet extra right of way on both roads and Randall County to mirror. Widths total 80 feet. right of way purchases to start from Wolflin Avenue. Contracts expected to be let within weeks.
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Potter County
Georgia Street
Western Avenue
J. G. Lott
State Highway Department
Lott
Georgia
Randall County
Wolflin Avenue
Highway Department
Austin
J. L. Adams
Rainey To Arrive Here Tomorrow
Dr. Homer P. Rainey will travel through East Texas and Amarillo for a campaign swing. He will speak in Nacogdoches Athens Abilene Jefferson County and Tyler with stops in Bryan Madisonville Crockett and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Army Recruiter Guest Speaker At Amarillo Kiwanis
Lt. A. C. Smith, Amarillo Army recruiting officer, spoke at the Amarillo Kiwanis Club about a recruiting program aided by Kiwanis. Clubs will aim to supply one recruit per month per hundred members, with outstanding efforts to be commended by Gen. Jonathan Wainwright of the Fourth Army Area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Smith
Amarillo
Judge Overrules New Trial Bid for Boswell in Felony Swindle
Judge Henry Bishop in 47th District Court overruled W. E. Boswell’s motion for a new trial. Boswell, convicted last week of felony swindling, must serve a three year sentence after the jury found he gave a $125 worthless check to the Army and Navy Store in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bishop
47Th District Court
W. E. Boswell
Boswell
Army and Navy
The Miracle DDT Affects Houseflies for 265 Days
The insecticide DDT credited with protecting GIs from typhus overseas is linked to benzol from steel coke ovens. Wartime tests showed that spraying DDT on unpainted surfaces kept a deadly effect on houseflies for 265 days.
Market daily report with livestock and stock averages
Chicago and Kansas City livestock prices show slow hog trade and steady to higher pre weekend cattle values. Hogs top 24.50 on some weights, cattle steady to slightly lower, calves and sheep mixed, with feeders and stockers active in Kansas City and varied in Chicago.
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Kansas City
USDA
Battle at sea as Ranger boards derelict Farmer
The American Ranger seized the derelict Farmer after boarding and removing the British ensign. Captain Johnson allegedly ordered the British prize crew to depart as the American flag rose. The Perry’s role remains unclear while Hudson Steamship calls the action high-handed. The Farmer and its cargo valued at about 2.56 million dollars headed toward Britain.
Market Report Shows Livestock Prices and Funds Offering
The page lists livestock bid ranges and prices for cattle hogs and sheep with weights and quality notes. It notes a $12.00 to $14.75 spread for medium grade hogs, prices around $23.75 for good weight cattle, and sow values near $22.00 to $22.50, plus spring lambs and packer shipments. It also mentions a financial industrial fund liquidating at $24,453 with an offering at $2.68.
Courthouse Deeds and Marriages Listed in Record
Courthouse records show warranty deeds transferring parcels in Dixon Acres South Side Ama Heights and Lakeview additions plus AB&M and Mirror areas. Also listed are multiple marriage licenses including Hooten Prieno Phillips Lochridge Moore Weatherby and Nichols Rankin Hooper Fisher and others.
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Louis Murphy
T. A. Webb
Dixon Acres
W. H. Pyeatt
George E Broome
South Side
Co. Durant Jones
Mary E Copeland Jones
E. Ly
Plemons
Aquilla Triplett
C. Durant Jones
Eakle
William H. Crage
Harry Barton Cole
Lakeview
Nuborn Howell Mock
T. L Davis
Ab&m. Co
W. Anderson
Sarah Creat Baker
Chalmers
Seth Thomason
Earl Taylor
Bobbie Louisa Lochridge
Harry H. Mocha
Helen J. Fisher
Lee M. Weatherby
Madge Moore
Homer L. Nichols
la Mayme Rankin
Clyde I. Hooper
Lillie Wixom
William P. Fleming Dies From Auto Crash Injuries
William Phillip Fleming age 19, son of Mr and Mrs VU B Fleming of 909 North Madison dies at 4 am in a Hobbs New Mexico hospital from injuries after a car he rode in overturned on the Denver City highway yesterday. Everett H Central 24 of Columbus Ga is listed critically injured. Fleming worked as a lineman for Southwestern Public Service at Hobbs and was a native of Amarillo. He is survived by his parents two brothers Clyde and Harold and a sister Mrs Joyce Clark of Amarillo. Funeral arrangements pending.
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William Phillip Fleming
VU. B. Fleming
North
Madison
Hobbs
N. M
Denver
Everett H. Central
Columbus
William Fleming
Southwestern Public Service Company
Amarillo
Clyde
Harold Fleming
Joyce Clark
Blackburn-Shaw
Ranger Boarding Party Takes Salvage Vessel to Port
The United States Lines said no fight over salvage prize. Captain Oscar Johnson of the Ranger ordered a boarding after radio instructions, and the Ranger moved the Farmer to port under its own power. The Elizabeth tow line was cast off as the British ship headed for Cardiff. Engineers aboard the Ranger favored another port. It is unclear if the British crew remained aboard.
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Can Ranger
Johnson
Ranger
Miller
Elizabeth
New York
United States Lines
Oscar Johnson
Cardiff
Bradley Defends GI Bill Training Against Trick Practices
Veterans Affairs Administrator Bradley criticizes employers who undercut wages or inflate training roles under the GI bill. He cites a Southern garage lowering a mechanic’s pay and a Western store training presidents’ relatives. He calls for tightened controls and joint state federal action.
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Erans
Bradley
Congress
Drugless treatment for rheumatism offered in book
Excelsior Springs Missouri reports a drugless method for rheumatism and arthritis with mineral waters and baths. A free book explaining the approach and why drugs fail is available to readers who write for it, with no obligation. The package also includes another free book, Good Health, Life's Greatest Blessing, sent to applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excelsior Springs
Ball Clinic
Elcelstor Springs
Swedish immigrant leaves most estate to federal government
Mrs. Selma Bonde aged 83 who came to the United States from Sweden left 12465 dollars, the bulk of her estate, to the federal government upon her death in St. Louis. She was grateful for the opportunities she enjoyed in this country.
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Sam ST. Louis
Uu.p
Sweden
Selma Bonde
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Wisecrack
Washington
Fiddles
Byrnes
Yellowstone Park
Cole
Panhandle
Colorado
Robert Johnson
Lavon
Johnson's Cafe
Rainey
Lt. Smith
Kiwanis
Dow-Jones
Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner & Beane
Chicago
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane
Seteween
Tel & Ad
Ecesevcone
Armour & Co
Baldwits Aviation Corp Loco
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Blaw-Knox
Steeserves
Borden Braniff
Briges Mfe
Budd
Burroughs
e/ Chrysler
Comm Invest
Cent Motors
Curtiss Wright
Montgomery Ward
Nash Kelvinator Ae
Nat Bisc
Shipbuilding
Nor Am Aviation
Norse Ry
Sptegal Inc
Ind Tener
Studebaker
Texas Corp
Tex Gulf Suiph
Astm Fang
Virgil Reeb
Polk St
the Life Insurance Co. of
Virginia
A. L. Biggs
Fisk
L.n.pittman
Optometrist
Hudson Steamship Companies
Britain
Farmer
Financial Industrial Fund
Courthouse Records
Marwan Evans
Milwaukee
Toni
Troy’s
Harrison
Troy Laundry and Dry Cleaners
French Cleaners
W. Fifth
Willys
Southworth Motor Co
S. Fillmore
Amarillo, Texas
William P. Fleming
Quarts
Jefferson
Polk
John Furbach
R. M. Johnson
Washington St
Floyd V. Studer
American United Life Insurance Company
S&m
Kohler Bros
Adams St
Pierce
Nelson J. Brewer
Cleveland
Ohio
Franklin
Don Wyatt
the Friendly Franklin Life Insurance Co
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