Amarillo Country Club Names Dan W. Smith Manager
Dan W. Smith becomes manager of Amarillo Country Club succeeding Bill Garre. Smith, 36, previously assistant manager at San Antonio Club, will run all departments except golf which remains under Pro George Ausbach. The Garres resign and move to 1224 Crockett Street.
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Amarillo Country Club
Dan W. Smith
San Antonio Country Club
Smith
Bill Garre
Pantex Ordnance Plant
San Antonio
U_N. Olver
George Ausbach
Garres
Crockett Street
Mrs Cal Farley Nearing Return After Major Operation
Mrs Cal Farley, who had a major operation at Northwest Texas Hospital, is reported to be going home tomorrow. Her condition is described as good today by attendants.
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Cal Farley
Northwest Texas Hospital
Mrs. J. C. Montgomery Shows Improvement
Attendants at St Anthony's Hospital report Mrs. J C Montgomery 506 North Lincoln Street is getting along all right after a fall at home left her with a broken arm and back injuries.
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J. C. Montgomery
North Lincoln Street
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Backache Relief Tied to Kidneys Says Dean's Pills
Advert says nagging backache and other pains may stem from tired kidneys. It claims kidneys expel acids and waste, leading to diverse symptoms if function is impaired. Recommend Doan's Pills as trusted relief used by millions for over 40 years.
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Nature
Dean
Pexan Survives Aleutian Bomber Crash Ordeal
Lieut. Joe Donaldson of Rosebud Texas survived 21 days trapped on an Aleutian volcano after a bomber crash. He suffered a compound leg fracture while three companions sought aid. Rescue led by Capt. Milo Fritz found Donaldson alive in a torn hull as winds roared and avalanches rumbled.
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Alaska Defense Command
Joe Donaldson
Rosebud
Tex
Donaldson
Edward P Clark
Omaha
Neb
Spgis
Charles W. Michaelis
East St Louis
Don Harris
Modesto
Cal
Anchorage
Milo M. Fritz
Army Medical Corps
Fritz
Arkansas Opposes Admission of Japanese Evacuees to State Colleges
Arkansas education commissioner Ralph B. Jones denounced a plan by the National Japanese American Relocation Council to admit Japanese American students from two evacuation centers to Arkansas universities. He said trustees at two state colleges have passed resolutions opposing admission and believes presidents of all seven state colleges share the stance. Governor Homer Adkins said federal officials promised not to request admissions. Mexico will buy another railway.
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Little Rock
Ark
U.P
Arkansas
Ralph B. Jones
Arkansas Education Commissioner
National
Jones
Homer M. Adkins
Amarillo Health Unit Confronts Consolidation Setback
A letter from Amarillo city manager A P Hancock to the Potter County officials announces the city will not operate a merged city county state health unit. The move hinges on a required separate roof for a full time unit, delaying plans and shifting sanitation duties to county and state authorities.
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Cityand County
Aminariilo
A. P. Hancock
County Medical Society
Army
Potter County Medical Society
Amarillo
State Health Department
Potter County
Health Department
Jack Wyatt
USO Plans Center as Civilians Lose Meeting Spaces
Service groups lose meeting places as USO demands rise with more servicemen. Defense Recreation Council explores a clearing house to coordinate activities while USO Center awaits national approval to remodel Municipal Auditorium into a social hub with a level floor for dancing.
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USO
Defense Recreation Council
Joe Jenkins
National
HOF
Courthouse Records and Local Divorces and Marriages
A list of warranty deeds transferring property in Miller Heights, Plemons, University Heights, and Indian City plus several divorces in Florence Shores v Shores, Nunley v Nunley, Morehead v Morehead and Runkle v Runkle. Marriage licenses issued to multiple couples. Sign of the Times Marshall Texas notes a horse hitched to a parking meter as a humorous local item.
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Tolly Jones
T. M. Bruner
Miller
Lowrey-Gray Realty Co
C. B. Reeder
Benjamin Gordon Snowden
C. B. Berry
Vaughan Hafen
Plemons
W. W. Boney
A. N. Washburn
Curtis
Mary F. Allison
FE. M. Allison
Yates Hotel Incorpor
Panhandie Housing Corporation
Mary Sue Ragan
Chester C Osborn
Finley K. Martin
R. L Harris
H. T
James G. Elder
Clyde Patterson
Ind
Ben P
Manning Et al
Horace C. Black
Ben H. Stone
Adolph Bertrand
Ab&m
Valta A. Harris
Hershel W. Baker
University Hts
Victoria Reagan
Kate Sell
District Court
Florence Estelle Shores
Floyd Lee Shores
Mary Virginia Nunley
Fred Nunley
Toss Morehead
W. H. Morehead
B. Runkle
Florence M Runkle
Sylvester Eason
Vera McCoy
Carl O. Summers
Ruby Iwana Lee
Jack B. Barnes
Willie B. Burnhans
Edward Forrest
Floys Luetkahans
Carroll Nallum
Nelly Hays
George Randolph Clevenger
Edith Mata Bull
James Raymond Tyner
Juanita Williams
Herman Joseph Meyer
Phyllis LaVerne Lewis
TIMES
Marshall, Tex
U.P
Hogan Drives Hole-in-One as Portland Tournament Opens
Eddie Hogan, noted Northwest golfer, was invited to set the opening drives at the Oregon Journal annual hole-in-one tournament in Portland. His second tee shot became the second ace in four years of the event, marking a notable start to the tournament.
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Portland
Ore
U.P
Oregon Journal
Eddie Hogan
Hogan
Brownie the dog fosters rabbits along with puppies
In Columbus Ohio Brownie the dog acts as foster mother to two baby rabbits found by James and Ann Dougherty. She also tends to her four puppies.
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Columbus, O
U.P
James
Ann Dougherty
Bombing at Abbeville outlined in Dieppe air blitz
WES GALLAGHER reports United States Army Air Forces fighters join British forces in a heavy Dieppe air show. Fortress bombers target Abbeville, destroying hangars and key airfield structures while RAF fliers praise American bravery and skill. Major Fred M. Dean and Captain Frank Hill figure among noted participants.
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Wes Gallagher
United States Army
Britain
Dieppe
United States
RAF
Frank Hill
Hillsdale
N. J
Germany
Abbeville
Fred M. Dean
St. Petersburg
Fla
Abbeville Field
Judge Says the Seventh Year Is the Hard One
In London a divorce case grants a RAF officer a divorce on grounds of his wife’s adultery. The judge notes the marriage would have endured but for the co respondent’s intervention near the end of seven years, despite unhappy testimony and lack of corroboration.
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London
U.P
Henn Collins
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