Grand Mufti Accuses Legion of Terror in Palestine
Exiled grand mufti Haj Amin el Husseini says Jordan's Arab Legion led by Gen. John Glubb Pasha committed massacres and looting after King Abdullah's assassination. He denies involvement of himself or family. Reports from Jordan link Abdullah's killer to the mufti as thousands flee to Jordan amid Israel's creation. Public hearing notice follows.
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Cairo
Egypt
Jerusalem
Haj Amin el Husseini
Jordan
Arab Legion
Mewsmen
John Glubb Pasha
Abdullah
Israel
Palestine
Shower for sister sparks family debate in etiquette note
Emily Post addresses readers on social norms about a sister shower, wedding announcements, arrivals from abroad, and engagement rings. She clarifies that paid announcements are not standard practice, a wedding dress may be worn at a later reception but the veil should not, and an engagement ring is not strictly required though common.
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Mrs. Post
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Paricutin Volcano Speaks From Farmer Field
Mexico’s youngest and most active volcano Paricutin began erupting in February 1943, rising from a farmer’s field and drawing scientific attention as it grew into a major eruption.
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Mexico
Plane Collision injures one near Westchester County Airport
A Marine Corps twin engine Beechcraft and a private four seater Cessna collided above Westchester County Airport. One engine detached from the Cessna and its nose was struck. The private pilot Harry Kean 32 was hospitalized with head and neck injuries. The Marine crew landed on one wheel with no fire. Five people were aboard between both planes. four uninjured or shaken. Highlights include Capt. G J Collins and Lt Col Victor Bisceglia aboard the Marine plane. The Cessna pilot was uninjured.
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Harrison
Marine Corps
Westchester County
Harry Kean
Garden City
White Plains
G. J. Collins
Quantico
Victor Bisceglia
Kean
Richard Brude
Roslyn Heights, NY
Robert Crozier
Wilson Defends 4 Hour Week Policy Stance
Mobilization Director Charles E. Wilson opposes lengthening the 40 hour week. He says time and a half overtime boosts morale and defense production and warning changes could disrupt wage stabilization and labor relations. Wilson notes wartime experience shows very long hours reduce efficiency.
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Washington
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
Guests Fall In From the Skies At Parker Home
Two un expected guests landed near Homer Parker’s home during lunch yesterday when a light plane crash landed 721 feet away. Sgt. Chester T. Christopher and Lt. Douglas Wells of Randolph Air Force Base near San Antonio survived with minor injuries. Parker family unharmed.
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Austin
Homer Parker
Parker
Poe
Erlang
Obresbeg
Chester T. Christopher
Douglas Wells
Randolph Air Force Base
San Antonio
Parkers
Chickamauga National Military Park spans 8127 acres
One of the largest national military parks sits at Chickamauga Georgia near Chattanooga Tennessee marking the Civil War battle site. It covers 8127 acres.
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Chickamauga
Chattanooga
Tenn
Sand Bombing Incident Shocks Camden Residents
A plane pilot dropped sand bombs on three Camden homes yesterday, flying low over New Jersey City. Police seek the pilot who released paper cups filled with about a quarter-pound of sand in the airborne prank.
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Camden
Scott and White Orthopedic Chief Dies
Temple Aug 6 Dr. Harry B. Macey director of Scott and White Memorial Hospitals orthopedic clinic died yesterday of a heart attack He earned his MD from the University of Tennessee in 1930 and previously worked with the Mayo Clinic at Rochester Minnesota
Local residents listed in Amarillo notices and visits
A compilation of names and addresses showing residents moving, visiting relatives, and travel notes. It lists Mr. and Mrs. Brady Pittman moving from Georgia to Washington, Crabb family visiting in Erick, and multiple local residents visiting Dallas, Gainesville, and Vacaville among others with partial addresses and remarks on recent trips and stays.
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Washington
Brady L. Pittman
Georgia
Smiley
Cleatus Crabb
Bowie
Erick, Okla
Houston
Weekend travel notes from Amarillo and beyond
Local column highlights leisure trips and family news. Miss Virginia Gates of Wichita and Mrs Vera Tepe of Canadian Texas shopped in Amarillo for fall wardrobes while others like John Vincent a medical student from St. Louis prepared to return to school in September. The items cover vacations to Las Vegas Twain Harte and Hot Springs and include new births and address changes among Amarillo residents with scattered journeys to Memphis Denver and Oakland.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Virginia Gates
Wichita, Kan
Vera Tepe
Canadian
Tex
Amarillo
John Vincent
Taylor
Sierras
Twain Harte
Cal
John
St. Louis
Wm. E. Conway
Tyler
Arkansas
Missouri
Memphis
Tenn
Quick Embroidery Pattern Offer for Fall Bazaars
Quick Embroidery NOW offers Pattern C820 with six motifs sized 4 by 7 inches for kitchen towels. Send twenty five cents to Amarillo Globe News Needlecraft Dept New York address for pattern details and to receive Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Book for twenty cents more.
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Marian Martin
Amarillo Globe News 5
West 18Th St
New York
Amarillo Globe News
P.O
Old
Chelsea Station
N.Y
Laura Wheeler
Social evenings honor Martha Washington on business trip
Martha Washington’s reminiscences reveal a six year employer ties and friends hosting social events in Amarillo. A hospital news item lists patients and staff across St. Anthony’s with names and wards, followed by reports of visitors and local weather reflections. An insurance certificate confirms Texas authority for Boston Manufacturers Mutual Fire Insurance Company for 1951 1952.
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Martha Washington Candies
Bertha Brooks
John Tate
Ella Jackson
C. J. Cooper
State of Texas
Austin
Texas
Boston Manufacturers Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Boston
Massachusetts
George B. Butler
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E. H. Klein
Katherine Burwell
Emily Post
Seidlitz
Reppert Lumber CO
New Jersey City
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A.A.L.T
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Guymon
Okla
Charles Southard
Tennessee
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Alabama
Gainesville
Roy Nichols
Virginia
Dallas
Fidelity Union Life Insurance Company
Marv Brockman
Ambarger
Carolyn Sadler
Stratford
Holmes School of Shortland
Pierce
Northwest Texas Hospital News
Kathleen Moore
Crestway
Nancy Warren
van Buren
Betty Martindale
North East Ninth
Wanda Freeman
Bell
Leona Jones
J. F. Hollis
Miami
Lucille Murray
Lincoln
Cecilia Stone
Hayden
May Johnson
Maryland
Betty Weems
Forest
Carey Glover
LaSalle
Margaret Fraser
Cheyenne
Viola
Nell Corkern
Clovis
O. B. Vaughn
Canyon
Helen Martin
Jimmie Bourland
Pampa
Jerry Fowler
Panhandle
H. C. Vincent
H. C. Vincent, Jr
Vacaville
Twain Hart
H. C
Vincent III
Ben Altman
Julian Boulevard
T. J. Goodwin
Travis
Peggy Elaine
Frank Hawkins
Durham
R. L. Goodwin
C. H. Hines
Susan McCormick
Frank Clifton
West Eighth
Kalispell Mont
Hines
Chuck
Elaine Grebb
Clintonville, Wise
Oakland
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Ben Laing
San Fernando Valley
Anna Mathewson
Albert Lord Electric Company
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W. M. Hartman
Fort Worth
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Indiana
Gloria
Bob Ledwig
Polk
Pearl Lake
Durango
Colo
Raton
J. Ray Daniel
West Eleventh
Chicago
Charles Rasher
Daniel
J. E. Kendall
Ft. Worth
Imperial
Insugar
Grandmas Pantry
Imperial Sugar CO
Dept
Sugar Land
ST. Anthony's Hospital
Richard E. States
Robert Rowe
Johnny Eckstadt
Kenneth Harris
George Gray
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