European civil convulsions loom after Greek clashes
DeWitt MacKenzie notes a widening left right struggle across Europe sparked by weekend demonstrations in Athens. He cites violence in Greece Rome and Brussels and predicts a broader shift as monarchies face renewed challenges and civil conflict may spread across the continent.
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Athens
Europe
Greece
Italy
Yugoslavia
Romania
Bulgaria
Poland
Finland
France
Belgium
Spain
Hungary
Rome
Brussels
World air conference nears final coordinated agreement
Delegates were called to approve as a joint committee an agreement uniting separate groups. Final step is adoption of the report by the full conference. The 34 day meeting aims to produce five documents including a treaty establishing an international air organization and a temporary basis document for ratification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
International Air Organization
Twilight Tear Named Horse of the Year
Twilight Tear, a top female thoroughbred with 14 wins in 17 starts this year, was chosen horse of the year by the Daily Racing Form and newspapers. The Calumet Farm filly earned 1677125 dollars for her owners and had an 11 race streak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Twilight Tear
Daily Racing Form
Associated Newspapers
Calumet Farm
Bull Lea
Warren Wright
Whirlaway
Walter Jeffords
Pagot
Edward R. Bradley
Busher
Greentree Stable
Miss Valentine Struck by Car in Morning Accident
Miss Billy Valentine a 20 year old stenographer at Northwest Texas Hospital was seriously injured when struck by a car while crossing North East Eighth Avenue. Driver Pvt Alvin Veazey remained at the scene and aided until officers and an ambulance arrived.
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Billy Valentine
North Mirror Street
Eighth Avenue
Pvt
Alvin Veazey
Georgia Street
Elks Official to Visit Amarillo Lodge
Robert S. Barrett of Alexandria Va national head of the Elks Lodge will visit Amarillo for a second time this year. A 60 member initiation and a John Snider barbecue at 6 PM will precede ceremonies announced by Roy Cloninger exalted ruler. Barrett formerly worked in newspapers and was elected national leader last July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. Barrett
Alexandria
The
Elks Lodge
Amarillo
John Snider
Roy Cloninger
Amarillo Lodge
Skipper the War Dog Transferred to Fort Robinson
Skipper donated by Mrs. Joe Williams of Lincoln Street was moved from the San Antonio Army Service Forces Depot to Fort Robinson Nebraska. The dog was one of 11 military canines guarding the depot, patrolling after dark with civilian guards and trained by War Dog Reception and Training School instructors from San Carlos California.
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Skipper
Army
Joe Williams
Lincoln Street
Fort Robinson
Neb
San Antonio Army Service Forces Depot
San Carlos
Calif
Robert Lee Carter Taken by Death
Robert Lee Carter a retired farmer died at his home 1610 Jackson Street Amarillo at 1 30 this morning. He was 75 and a Baptist. Surviving are his wife Minnie Carter a son Jim Webb Carter Canyon two daughters Mrs H C King Dumas and Miss Juanita Carter Amarillo three brothers Jim Carter Eu faula H C Carter Corpus Christi and L Carter Arizona and one sister Mrs Lela Noble Brownfield Funeral arrangements will be announced by N S Griggs and Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lee Carter
Jackson Street
Carter
Amarillo
The
Baptist Church
Minnie Carter
Jim Webb Carter
Canyon
H. C. King
Dumas
Juanita Carter
Jim Carter
Eufaula
Okla
H. C. Carter
Corpus Christi
L. Carter
Arizona
Mrs
Lela Noble
Brownfield
Hospitals in Amarillo Seek Any Nursing Help
Understaffed Amarillo hospitals plead for any nursing experience. Sister Mary of St. Anthony's says practical nurses and nurse aides will be paid. Hospitals overflow as the Army calls up more registered nurses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Sister Mary
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Army
War Dads and Legion to hear address on training bill
War Dads of Amarillo join the American Legion to hear Bertram E Giesecke of Austin explain the universal military training bill in Congress. The event is at 8 o clock tonight at Amarillo College with a War Dads business meeting after the speech.
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War Dads of
Amarillo
American Legion
Bertram E. Giesecke
Austin
Congress
Horace Griggs
Amarillo College
Burns at Lowry Field as Special Services emcee
Cpl. Robert Burns Ward, once a star radio announcer and emcee, is now stationed at Lowry Field Denver and assigned to the Special Services department. He previously served at Amarillo Field and was a top favorite with Panhandle and GI audiences.
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Burns
Lowry Cpl
Robert Burns Ward
Star
Lowry Field
Denver
Special Services Department
Amarillo Field
Jury Completes Selection in Theft Case
A jury to try Donald Ray Johnson for theft of more than $50 was chosen in 47th District Court before the noon recess. Johnson faces charges related to the theft of $107 from Mrs. Adell Taylor of 108 North Tyler Street.
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Donald Ray Johnson
47Th District Court
Johnson
Adell Taylor
North Tyler Street
Mother Is Ill Forces Stenographer to El Paso
Mrs. E. M. Cunningham, stenographer in the district attorney's office, was summoned to El Paso on Saturday to be at her mother's bedside after a heart attack.
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E. M. Cunningham
District Attorney's Office
el Paso
Painter Edward Simmons Known for Loquacity
The famed painter Edward Simmons was famed for talkativeness. A lady apologizing for interrupting him drew the reply that no one can speak without interrupting him.
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Frank Boston
U.P
Edward Simmons
Dr Adolph Cook Dies After Heart Attack
Dr Adolph Cook of the Mayo Dental Clinic died after a heart attack around 8 30 this morning. He was stricken in his room at 718 Harrison Street and died en route to a hospital. A Amarillo resident for two months, he was 38. The body will be sent to San Antonio tonight by N 8 Griggs and Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Cook
Mayo Dental Clinic
Cook
Harrison Street
Amarillo
San Antonio
N. 8
Griggs and Sons
Pianist Wittgenstein to Perform with Philharmonic Tomorrow
Box office sales begin tomorrow night for the Municipal auditorium concert by the Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Robert Louis Barron. Soloist Paul Wittgenstein, the left-handed pianist, performs Ra vel’s Concerto for the Left Hand Alone. Nonmember tickets are $2.20 or $1.10 with members prior mailing.
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Philharmonic Orchestra
Paul Wittgenstein
Robert Louis Barron
Wittgenstein
Ravel
Liszt
Chopin
Godowski
Weber
Haydn
Hansel and Gretel
Humperdinck
Vocational Guidance Talks Will Close Tomorrow
The final session in a series to guide students in selecting a vocation or roadmap to their chosen profession is set for tomorrow morning at Amarillo High School. The Kiwanis Club of Amarillo sponsors the vocational guidance clinic, with prior speakers including Lewis T. Nordyke and L. E. Branch.
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Amarillo High School
Amarillo Kiwanis Club
Lewis T. Nordyke
Amarillo Globe News
L. E. Branch
Authority On
Dre A. K. Knott
West Texas State College
Don Clark
B. M. Holland
Lake McClellan concession bids issued to 15 bidders
Concession bids for Lake McClellan operations numbered 15 were mailed by the Soil Conservation Service with a 11 o’clock deadline this morning. Bids will be opened and examined today with results due in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake McClellan
Soil Conservation Service
Jimmy Caserta
Amarillo Conservation Service Office
Lake Fryer
Wolf Creek
Tule Creek
Khiva Patrol Plans Ladies Night Tonight
Khiva Patrol will hold a monthly meeting this evening in the Temple, led by President Joe Hess. Final plans for the Ladies Night banquet and dance Thursday are to be confirmed, marking the last monthly meeting of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khiva Patrol
Joe Hess
Patrol
Fortune Teller Had Inside Information
Willie Mae Hannah told police a fortune teller who called at her house predicted she would suffer financial reverses. After leaving, she found her purse containing $90 missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Willie Mae Hannah
Willie Mae
Jurors Fined For Failing To Report To Court
Nine members of the 47th district court petit jury failed to report this morning and were fined 25 each by Judge Henry S. Bishop. A civil suit was settled out of court before the criminal docket proceeded, with a theft case set for immediate trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
47Th District Court
Petit Jury
Henry S. Bishop
Bishop
Priorities Specialist Arrives in Amarillo for Workshops
O. E. Shaw of Oklahoma City, priorities specialist, is in Amarillo today through tomorrow. He will meet with local business leaders at the Chamber of Commerce to discuss priority questions and is accessible via telephone 5238.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. Shaw
Oklahoma City
Amarillo
Chamber of Commerce
Holding Hands at Naval Training Center Sparks Conduct Debate
Farragut Idaho December 4 A new order to naval personnel at this training center requires only three words to describe sailors and WAVES walking arm in arm Unbecoming military conduct The directive targets public behavior by service members at the center amid questions of propriety and discipline
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Farragut
Idaho
St Joseph Aspirin Claims Fast Action and Leading Sales
The advertisement touts St Joseph Aspirin as providing unmatched speed and quality in the field. It brands St Joseph as the world’s largest seller at 10c and offers a 100 tablet economy pack for 35c, urging demand from consumers.
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St. Joseph
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Omeo
Pebeco
Joe
Pebeco Pete
Lehn & Fink Products Corp
Houston
Aeronau
Cive Army Air Forces
Braniff Airways
Elks
N. S. Griggs and Sons
Legion
Vaughn Plumbing
Pierce
Ozarka
Berence
National
Admiral
Norwich
Pepsi-Cola Company
Long Island City
N. Y
Pepsi-Cola Bottling CO
E. 10Th St
W. C. Mel
Archie Castleberry
Oliver Bable
Cord
Home Office
Dallas
Amarillo Paint & Wallpaper Co
Benjamin Moore Paints
Polk St
Earl L. Shelton
Moore
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