Cat Tail Troubles And Local News In Amblast of August
Cat Tale recalls Tabby’s tail troubles with doors and stove incidents. The Amarillo Globe notes Pat Pipkin’s Friday return from New York with a guest Gertrude Kopp of New York en route to Los Angeles. The community lists births, visitors, moved families, hospital notes, and local notices with numerous names and addresses.
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Tabby
Pat Pipkin
New York
Pat
Gertrude Kopp
Miss Kopp
Los Angeles
States
Hermon
Pip
Railroad personnel moves and sick report in Texas Oklahoma routes
The Dallas based freight division lists staff changes Walter Dow hurst seeks Temple treatment. Dor othy Dunn on leave and Jayne Lodge promoted to printer clerk. Several firemen switch and brakemen reassigned across Waynoka Amarillo Borger Canyon Hereford Mountainair and other Pecos division points.
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Walter B. Dowhurst
Scott and White Hospital
Temple
Walter
Dorothy Dunn
Jayne Lodge
Wellington
Kan
W. L. Groseclose
Tf&pa
Cb&q
Dallas
Stanley J. Griffith
TFA
NYC
Tulsa
W. D. Shugart
Borger
E. Damron
W. R. Walker
E. L. Wood
E. L. Dutton
Canyon
Hereford
C. L. Pettis
E. Rancher
Mountainair
Pecos
Jesse B. Briscoe
Public Relations Department
Seabees
H. M. Rainer
P&sf
Rail workers notes and visits from Rock Island crew
The Rock Island Railroad scene lists Mrs H P Spann visiting Tulsa kin and crew movements. Brakemen Spiker, Killough, and new hires join or shift duties while Conductor Lawrence takes a layoff. Local tales include Joe Denman sightings, park ice cream outings, and family visits, with several staff transfers and absences noted.
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W. H
Bill” Lawrence
Joe Denman
Joe
Ellwood Park
Grafft A. Mattingleys
Denmans
Little Joe
Fulbright Wins Arkansas Race For Senate Nomination
In Arkansas Aug 19 returns show J. W. Fulbright leading Gov. Homer M. Adkins by more than 31 000 votes for the Democratic senatorial nomination to succeed Hattie W. Caraway. With 1965 of 2087 precincts counted Fulbright had 110 616 to Adkins 79 330. Additional results boosted Mrs. Jack Carnes as Democratic National Committeewoman and Circuit Judge J. W. Trimble as Third District congressman.
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Little Rock
Ark
J. W. Fulbright
Homer M. Adkins
Hattie W. Caraway
Pullbright
Adkins
Jack Carnes
Camden
J. W. Trimble
New Bazooka Model Eases Handling In Field Use
General Electric develops a two part barrel bazooka with improved sights and no dry cell batteries. The weapon, described as knockdown construction, aids handling in jungles and confined spaces. It first saw use by paratroopers in the invasion of France.
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Bridgeport
New Kind of Face Powder Promises Youthful Look
Advertisement extols Lady Esther Face Powder claiming it makes skin look younger by smoothing lines and hiding blemishes. It touts hurricane blending for a finer texture, lasting four hours, with vivid shade options and urging customers to buy small size to test before larger, economical options.
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Lady Esther
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