Law Officers Hold Meeting in Pampa August 31
Panhandle peace officers meet in Pampa August 31 for a quarterly conference on home front enforcement with FBI R G Danner calling the session. About 300 Panhandle pistol packers will attend as guests of the Pampa peace officers and Chamber of Commerce. The program includes a big feed and a surprise entertainment act. The event begins 1:30 PM at Pampa High School Auditorium with Mayor Fred Thompson welcoming. Capt Polk Ivy will head a forum, joined by Sheriff Dale Lane and Chief Ray Dudley.
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Pampa
FBI
R. G. Danner
Dallas
Pampa Peace Officers
Chamber of Commerce
Pampa High School
Fred Thompson
Danner
Polk Ivy
Texas Highway Patrol District
Amarillo
Dale Lane
Borger
Ray Dudley
Mendaco Brings Quick Relief for Asthma Sufferers
A physician developed Mendaco claims fast action for bronchial asthma by liquefying thick mucus to ease breathing and sleep. Now available at all drug stores for 60 cents with a money back guarantee if not antisinctory.
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Aecey
Lendaco
Mendaco
War time law enforcement questions invited for discussion
Major John Czingli and Sheriff Hugh White lead Panhandle officers asking questions on war time policing to Captain Toy. A feature at the meeting is the unreleased film Next of Kin with George Williams and Mr. Danner noted among Amarillo and Tulsa participants.
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John Czingli
Amarillo Field
Hugh White
Tulsa
George Williams
Amarillo
Ben Stone Jr Appointed to Lands Department
The justice department announced the appointment of Ben Stone Jr to the lands department with immediate effect. He will succeed Bill Sutton who resigned recently and handle the Pantex land cases involving former owners and tenants seeking more remuneration.
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Justice Department
Ben Stone, Jr
Lands Department
Stone
Bill Sutton
Sutton
Pantex
Ordnance Plant
Eens
Markets and Livestock Report From Kansas City and Chicago
Kansas City and Chicago livestock markets show hogs and cattle uneven but mostly steady, with hogs 15-25 cents higher and good heavy beef bulls steady. Deals noted includes best five loads of fed steers around 15.25 to 15.40, calves and cows varied, spring lambs steady to 14.25, and prices for sows and bulls reported. Financial notes mention liquidating funds at 1.7185 with an offer at 1.88. Army notes reference rifle memorization and chaplains using jeeps as pulpit carriers.
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Kansas City
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Allied forces press Sicily invasion and rail targets hit
American and Allied forces report continued Sicily operations with successful amphibious moves east of Cape Orlando and naval gunfire support. Bombers hit Terni rail yards and industrial areas while Axis shipping vessels were sunk off Sicilian coasts. Casualties and local aid measures are noted in Rome broadcasts and a Bulgarian lew value is cited.
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Cape Orlando
Terni
Rome
Northwest Africa Command
United States
Sicily
NASA River
United States Navy
Braniff Outlines $5 Million Expansion Plan
Braniff Airways announces a $5 million expansion including feeder lines and foreign routes with Europe considered. Preparations will occur at a board meeting in Oklahoma City next week. About $2 million will replace Army requisitioned equipment and add new gear, another $1 million funds feeder routes in the Midwest, and $2 million more covers foreign operations. No specific feeder routes from Amarillo announced. routes likely after Civil Aeronautics Board review.
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Kansas City
Braniff Airways, Inc
T. F E
Midwest
Europe
Amarillo
Braniff
Frank Austin
Civil Aeronautics Board
Teaching by Pictures After War Expands Into Industry
Assen Jordanoff, president of Jordanoff Aviation Corp, says picture based training will spread beyond aviation after the war. He notes visual instruction proven effective in aircraft manuals and predicts its use in automotive repair and other precision industries.
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New York
Assen Jordanoff
Jordanoff Aviation Corp
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Black Mask
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