No Doubt His Wish Will Be Fully Granted
Texas nationalist movement leader Gerald L. K. Smith said he expects strong opposition in Houston next spring as he plans mass meetings to spread his message. He vowed he would rent a building, anticipate threats to blow it up and possible kidnap of the manager. He blamed Communists for possible interference and said opposition would reflect Communist strength.
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U.P
Texas
Gerald L. K. Smith
America First Committee
Baton Rough
Huey P. Long
Black Mask Play Pals Draws Near Capacity Crowd
A near capacity crowd attended the Black Mask production Pals at the High School Auditorium last night. Howard Scott as Leo drew the audience’s favorite characterization. Proceeds from the show benefit the Sandie Mothers Club banquet for the Sandie squad. the play was directed and produced by Dr. R. P. Parcells.
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Black Mask
Man Charged With Theft Posts Bond
W. H. Walser arrested Wednesday night on a theft warrant from Albuquerque posted bond of 1500 and was released. Police said the theft involved red clothing and pictures from an Albuquerque tourist camp and recovered items stamped with campsite names from Washington California and Arizona plus lamps ash trays and unidentified goods.
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W. H. Walser
Albuquerque
Walser
Washington
California
Arizona
Amarillo Woman Emma Huckeby Dies at 61
Mrs Emma Jane Huckeby 61 wife of Charles E Huckeby died at 7 this morning at 1300 Harrison Amarillo. She had lived in Amarillo 15 years and was a member of the First Presbyterian Church. Surviving are husband a daughter Mrs C L Copeland and two grandchildren Barry and Victor Copeland all of Amarillo two brothers Charles Chapman Houston Cecil Chapman Little Rock Ark two sisters Mrs Pearl Smith Hot Springs Ark and Mrs Laura Dickey Little Rock Ark.
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Charles E. Huckeby
Harrison
Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home
Huckeby
Amarillo
First Presbyterian Church
C. L. Copeland
Barry
Victor Copeland
Charles Chapman
Houston
Cecil Chapman
Little Rock
Ark
Pearl Smith
Hot Springs
Laura Dickey
Memory Returns to Missing Man as Wife Recounts Past
In a cross examination, a missing man recalls medical training from 1931 to 1935 in Kansas City and names Rev. Paul Caldwell as a relative, while his wife clarifies family details and where he learned clinical terms. The reverberating questions reveal periods of disease and hospital life linked to his memory loss.
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Paul Caldwell
Fort Worth
Gates
Tommy Carwell
Rev. Caldwell
Mr. Gates
Kansas City
Delato
Amnesia case hints at two year wave of mystery deaths
Mrs. Gates recounts her husband Dean Curtis Gates born April 26 1907 emigrant from Colorado to Kansas and California. He left for work in a coal truck and vanished with amnesia. He may have studied medicine and previously ran on a ranch under Bill Rubentile. He claims ownership of a service station and a Buick though details differ. The couple plans to stay together as authorities pursue explanations. Meanwhile a separate note reports a 38000 dollar Hereford bull named T Royal Rupert 99th retired after failing to sire offspring at Roy J Turner’s ranch near Sulphur Oklahoma reflecting ongoing veterinary investigations.
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Walsenburg
Amarillo
Mr. Gates
Sulphur
Okla
Roy J. Turner
Oklahoma
T. Royal Rupert
Texas
Charles Pettit
Flat Top Ranch
Walnut Springs
Gladacre Farm
Dallas
Turner
Manhattan
Kansas
Kansas State College
Turner Ranch
City urges sidewalk sweeping after snow flurries
Acting city manager N V Moss urged Amarillo residents to clear sidewalks in front of homes and businesses after yesterday's snowfall and today’s flurries. He warned that snow and ice create a serious pedestrian hazard and stressed safe walking for residents delivering parcels.
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N. V. Moss
A. P. Hancock
Amarillo
Resignation and Reappointment on Potter County Boards
Mrs Renah B Wilson resigns from the Potter County Rationing Board and accepts a post as clerk of the Potter County Draft Board No 2 succeeding O E Broome who also resigned.
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Renah B. Wilson
Potter County Rationing Board
Potter County
O. E. Broome
Sgt and Mrs McCray Visit Families After Europe
Sgt Jim McCray and his wife return from a Panhandle visit to his parents Mr and Mrs C F McCray and to Mrs McCray s parents in Amarillo. He served 27 months in the European Theater with the Air Service Command stationed in England and Northern Ireland and will report to the Air Documents Research Office at Wright Field Ohio after January 1. Prior to service he worked at Oklahoma City Air Technical Command at Tinker Field.
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Set
Jim McCray
Panhandle
C. FE. McCray
Amarillo
Army
Oklahoma City Air Technical Command
Tinker Field
Jury To Deliberate in Birney Moore Murder Case
A 47th District Court jury is to begin deliberations on Birney Moore charged with murder in the Sept. 7 shooting of Walter Lee. The state rested its case yesterday and defense witnesses testified. Moore pleads not guilty by self defense and seeks a suspended sentence.
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Birney Moore
Moore
Walter Lee
Five Injured In Amarillo Head On Collisions
Five people were injured in two head on crashes in Amarillo last night and early morning. In one crash at Fillmore and Nineteenth, Mrs. Joe E. Glover and three Floydada youths riding in a 1941 Chevrolet plus C. D. Myrick in a 1936 Chevrolet were treated for lacerations and bruises and released. In the morning collision at West Third and Van Buren, Thomas Earl Brown was injured in a collision between an Army command car from Amarillo Army Air Field and his 1934 Ford. Brown was treated and released.
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Joe E. Glover
Jackson
Ernest Huckleby
Ray L. Latham
C. D. Myrick
Floydada
Thomas Earl Brown
Route 3
Northwest Texas Hospital
Glover
Fillmore
Myrick
Brown
West Third
van Buren
James Reddick
Amarillo Army Air Field
Family Names Listed in Society Notice
Mrs. F. E. Morrison and Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Buzzard are named alongside Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Willis, Mr. and Mrs. McCarty, and Mesdames Edgar L. West C. W. Chandler E. R. Heath E. A. Womack W. A. Shelbe H. M. Friou and Fred Baird in a society paragraph highlighting local acquaintances and social ties.
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F. E. Morrison
G. A. Buzzard
D. E. Willis
McCarty
Edgar L. West
C. W. Chandler
E. R. Heath
E. A. Womack
W. A. Shelbe
H. M. Friou
Fred Baird
Mississippi Name Origin From Algonquin Words
The name Mississippi is explained as deriving from two Algonquin terms Maesi meaning fish and Sipu meaning river fish river.
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Mississippi
Brotherhood Plans Typical Yule Dinner in Pecos
Pecos Valley Lodge 573 of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engine men and the Pecos Valley Queens plan a Christmas dinner and dance for December 22 at the Odd Fellows Hall. The event includes a 6 to 6 30 get acquainted period, 6 30 to 7 supper, a one hour program and dancing at 8. Tenure pins for 5 25 and 40 years will be presented to several members. The supper menu features turkey, dressing, cranberries, fruit salad and pie. Preliminary plans were set at a meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs C W McCarty.
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Texas
Pecos Valley Lodge 573
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Pecos Valley Queens
Odd Fellows Hall
Pecos Valley
Queens
Lodge
C. W. McCarty
Pierce
Railway Trainmen Brotherhood Plans Christmas Dinner
The annual Christmas dinner of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen is set for 6 to 8 PM Saturday in the IOOF Hall. Percy Blackburn has offered the use of the parking lot east of the Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home to members.
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The
Brotherhood of Railway
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