Amarillo Laundries Join National Advertising Campaign
Amarillo six laundries, Amarillo Panhandle City Troy Acme and San Jacinto Nu-Way, qualify for an $18 million Laundry Owners' National association effort. The program runs four years with a $50 000 letter contest and 12 000 prizes to promote modern laundry services. George Q Browne of Indianapolis aids local proprietors as the plan includes vast newspaper and billboard advertising starting September 10.
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Amarillo
Laundry Owners’ National Association
United States
Canada
Panhandle
City
Troy
Acme
San Jacinto
Indianapolis
George QO. Browne
Browne
No Sunday Services at Local Baptist Church
Panhandle Baptist Encampment in session at Ceta Canyon means First Baptist Church Abilene will hold only Sunday school at 9 45 and a 10 30 dismissal. Dr Millard A Jenkins of Abilene is principal speaker with B Y P A training at 6 45 p m. Over 300 Baptists from the Panhandle district attend all week, and Sunday worship is set aside for the encampment.
Funeral Held Today For Winifred Huber
Funeral services were held at Griggs funeral parlors for Miss Lena Winifred Huber 25 who died after a long illness. She served as advertising manager for the Randall County News. Survived by her mother a brother and a sister. Burial will be at Miami where the body was sent after the service.
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Griggs
Lena Winifred Huber
Huber
Randall County News
Miami
Flood waters receding in Salina Kansas
Flood waters in Salina Kansas were receding slowly in the residential district though about 250 blocks remained flooded. The heart of the business district stayed about a block from rising waters with a ten mile stretch of lake to the west and north. Dry creek receded slowly while Smoky Hill river showed little change and Menton and Lindsborg areas remained flooded by other streams.
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United Press
Salina
Kan
Dry Creek
Smoky Hill
Menton
Lindsborg
Scout Camp at Warner Called Off This Week
Tom Nelson area executive of the Boy Scouts said the Amarillo Scout Court of Honor will be announced soon. The Hereford visit caused postponement and registrations for Camp Warner from August 23 to September 1 were insufficient, so the outing is cancelled.
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Boy
Hereford
Scout Court of Honor
Amarillo
Camp Warner
Teotihuacan Fortress Walls Flaunt Thick Stone Scale
Plain grass rugs can be stenciled to match walls with new washable paints. The fortress walls of the ancient Teotihuacan city in Mexico are described as laid stone more than 200 feet thick.
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Teotihuacan
Mexico
Grass Fire Rages West of San Antonio
A stiff breeze drives a brush and grass fire west of San Antonio spreading to more than ten square miles. Firefighters have checked the flames near buildings but cannot back fire because the wind is unsafe. No damage reported so far.
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San Antonio
Blueberries Dredged in Flour Enliven Muffin Recipe
A standard muffin batter gains extra fruit flavor from blueberries coated in flour before mixing. The result is a lighter crumb and a subtly sweeter muffin with a fruity note.
Mrs. M Ilroy Funeral In Tolar Texas Today
Funeral service to be held in Tolar Texas for Mrs Mary C MeIlroy who died yesterday while visiting relatives in Lubbock Her sons S D McIlroy and W W Melroy oil operators of Amarillo accompanied the body to Tolar
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Tolar
Texas
Mary C. MeIlroy
Lubbock
S. D. McIlroy
W. W. Melroy
Amarillo
California aviation boom spurs new flying fields
San Francisco reports a surge of aviation interest after notable Hawaii flights and the Dolo'air derby. The expansion includes numerous new flying fields across California, signaling growing public enthusiasm and potential commercial prospects for air travel and related industries.
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San Francisco
Hawaii
California
Walton Hood Inspects Village Paloho Site
Walton Hood commander of the American Legion in Texas and T G Shaw Fort Worth oil man visited Kerrville to inspect the proposed Village Paloho site intended for families of Legion tuberculosis hospital workers. The village will be built with oil from Shaw donated well, with drilling to begin within twenty days in the Brazos field.
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San Antonio
Walton Hood
American Legion
Texas
T. G. Shaw
Fort Worth
Kerrville
Legion Tuberculosis
Legion
Shaw
Brazos Field
Air fields sprout coast to coast as aviation booms
The article notes a surge of municipal airfields with seventy one already plotted and more planned. It highlights Oakland airport as the coast’s best field with a long smooth runway and no obstructions, and Mills Field in San Francisco as another top facility in the bay region.
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Oakland
Smith and Bronte
Maitland
Hegenberger
Dole
Hawaii
Mills Field
San Francisco
San Francisco Bay
Planes Search for Desert Wandering Veteran
Two planes from Fort Sam Houston joined the search for Alfred C. Menard a shell shocked veteran reportedly lost in the Arizona desert. The aircraft rushed to Phoenix under war department orders to spare no effort in locating him.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Fort Sam Houston
Alfred C. Menard
Arizona Desert
War Department
Phoenix
Wanderer
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Warner
Tom Nelson
The
GLOBE
Bie
International News Service
Kolynos
Kolynos Dental Cream
Pinkham’s
Post Office
Meyer & Meyer
Polk St
Napoleon Blue
Navy
Cena June
Louis Meyer
Iallors & Haberdashe
Polk
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