Choir Band Concert to Benefit Hospital Tonight
Amarillo High School Sandie Band and A Cappella Choir present a joint concert at the school auditorium at 8 oclock to benefit the Texas Warm Springs Foundation for crippled children. Admission is free. a collection will support Gonzales hospital. Tickets not required. seats may be reserved by phone or through band or choir members. Mrs Julia Dean Evans directs the 80 voice choir and Clyde Rowe conducts the Sandie Band, 106 pieces.
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Amarillo High School
Sandie
Texas Warm Springs Foundation For Crippled Children
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Ala Iecess
Clara Driscoll
Corpus
Chris
Dallas
Scar
Gonzales
Borough of Abilene
Cen
Edwin Hawes, Jr
Arcert
Geo. W. Eddy
No Suspense As Votes Cast In Texas Electors
Texas 23 Democratic electors cast their votes with all naming Roosevelt for President and Truman for vice president. Substitutes replaced Harris and Jones. Jim Strong urged excluding W. Lee O Daniel from a Washington dinner, and the motion passed unanimously. Homer L. Pitts presided at Odessa.
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Austin
Texas
Roosevelt
Truman
W. Lee O'Daniel
Jim Strong
Carthage
O’daniel
Washington
National Democratic Committee For Democratic
Strong
Homer L. Pitts
Odessa
Reds Swarm Into Slovakia
Red Army troops crossed the Czechoslovak frontier from north eastern Hungary on a widening front in eastern Slovakia. Marshal Malinovsky's Second Ukrainian Army advanced up to 12 miles into the Bodva and Hernad valleys toward Kassa. Moscow reported a column within two miles of the German southern escape route from Kassa. Russian forces also moved toward Burieve and near Miskolc, with fighting within about six miles of Budapest.
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London
Red Army
Hungary
Poland
Kecske
Marshal Malinovsky
Bodva
Hernad
Kassa
Moscow
Malinovsky
Czechoslovak
Slovakia
Burieve
Miskolc
Kamenec
Slana
Budapest
Ley Reserve: America's top selling whiskey this holiday
ScHENLey Reserve is claimed as America’s largest selling whiskey for the holidays. The ad touts broad popularity and suggests it is a reliable choice for festive celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenley Reserve
America
Scheney Reserve
Mrs. S. B. Landers Taken by Death
Mrs. Josephine Landers 61 died this morning in a local hospital. She lived in Amarillo for eight years and belonged to Central Baptist Church. Survived by husband S. B. Landers and son Ray Bowers of Pascagoula Miss. Home address 3619 East Nineteenth. Funeral arrangements by N. S. Griggs and Sons.
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Josephine Landers
S. B. Landers
Amarillo
Landers
Central Baptist Church
East Nineteenth
Ray Bowers
Pascagoula
Miss
N. S. Griggs and Sons
Rapier Named Acting General Transportation Inspector
G C Jefferis announced the appointment of J H Rapier as acting general transportation inspector for the Santa Fe Western Lines and P and SF Railway effective immediately. He succeeds J L Hardy on leave and has a long Santa Fe history from Newton Kansas in 1920 to Albuquerque New Mexico as general yard master. Rapier’s territory covers Kansas Oklahoma Colorado Texas and New Mexico. The report notes Australia’s first white settlement at Sydney in 1788.
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J. H. Rapier
Santa Fe Western Lines
P&sf Railway
G. C. Jefferis
Amarillo
Rapier
J. L. Hardy
Santa Fe
Newton
Kan
Albuquerque
N. M
Kansas
Oklahoma
Colorado
Texas
New Mexico
War Bond Contest Winners Announced in Amarillo
War Bond contest results released with Amarillo High School top buyers receiving $25 war bonds. Bill Winchester wins for largest cash value, Bernice Nussbaum earns for most sellers, and second prize goes to Mary Litle Bourden Rea Barfield Billy Zelsman for a sightseeing tour. Lee Roy Rea wins top seller prize from Bushland with 25 bonds. Student Congress prizes go to Marian Barnes and W B Burkhalter home rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Saunders
Potter County
Amarillo
Bill Winchester
ROTC
Bernice Nussbaum
Mary Litle
Bourden Rea Barfield
Billy Zelsman
Amarillo Air Field
Lee Roy Rea
Bushland
Marian Barnes
W. B. Burkhalter
Student Congress
Tax Installments Come in Slowly
Final installments on declarations of estimated income tax for 1944 are arriving slowly at the collector of internal revenue office. Most taxpayers are using the 30 day extension for payments due Dec 15. The bulk of payments is expected in the first half of January. The law revision allows filing regular income tax returns by Jan 15 instead of amended declarations.
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Collector of Internal Revenue
Ralph Kenniston
Kenniston
El Alamo Named Amarillo Park Near Dwight Morrow School
Amarillo selects El Alamo as the new park name from a list of nearly 100 suggestions. David Coronado receives a War Bond from Mayor Joe Jenkins for suggesting the name. Hare and Hare of Kansas City will design the Spanish motif memorial park south of Amarillo College.
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el Alamo
Amarillo
Dwight Morrow School
Cleveland
David Coronado
Houston
Joe Jenkins
David
Hare & Hare
Kansas City
Memorial Park
Amarillo College
Shakespearean Lecture Tonight At Cathedral Hall
Rev Henry Courtney of St Bene dicts College Atchison Kansas will discuss Shakespeare life and works at 8 15 tonight in Cathedral Hall 1110 Washington Sponsored by Sacred Heart Cathedral admission 75 cents adults 35 cents children Dorothy Lehman to present musical numbers during program
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Henry Courtney
St. Benedit’s College
Atchison, Kan
Shakespeare
Cathedral Hall
Washington
Father Courtney
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Dorothy Lehman
Girls From Children's Home Sing At Kiwanis Club Meeting
Girls from the Children’s Home entertained Kiwanis Club members at yesterday noon’s regular meeting. A six member chorus, led by Mrs. W. A. Zischang, performed songs while Georgia Buchanan drew chalk illustrations on a blackboard. Chorus members included Frances Sanders Florence Sanders Lois Roberts Audry Hines Olive Phillips and Dolores Welborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
W. A. Zischang
Georgia Buchanan
Frances Sanders
Florence Sanders
Lois Roberts
Audry Hines
Olive Phillips
Dolores Welborn
Murderer of Deputy Sheriff Dies in Electric Chair
J. B. Stephens, convicted of murdering Ellis County Deputy Sheriff Jess White, died in the electric chair in Huntsville at 12:20 AM after receiving last rites. He had one 30 day stay denied by Governor Coke R. Stevenson as the board of pardons and paroles refused another stay.
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Huntsville
J. B. Stephens
Ellis County
Jess White
Stephens
Coke R. Stevenson
Board of Pardons and Paroles
Uneventful Nagoya Raid Reported By B-29 Pilot
Delbert Barron of Borger piloted one of the first B 29s over Nagoya. He described the mission as rather uneventful with limited enemy activity. Later waves found clouds clearing enough for visual dropping of explosives. Also a local notice asks for a missing birthstone ring lost by a child in the Newberry Store or Furr Food area.
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21St Bomber Command
Saipan
Delbert Barron
Borger
Nagoya
T. H. Call
West Eleventh
South Pacific
Personal crisis reports cite about 19000 U S deaths annually
An estimated 19000 deaths occur each year in the United States due to personal crisis reports. The figure highlights the scope of self harm and related mortality within public health data.
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United States
Woodmen of the World Lodge to Elect Officers Tonight
Election of officers for next year is scheduled tonight at 8 o clock for Lodge No 52 Woodmen of the World. J Q Barnes consul commander announced the meeting at Woodmen Hall located at 209 East Seventh.
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Lodge No. 52
Woodmen of the World
J. Q. Barnes
Woodmen Hall
East Seventh
Sparks Announces Special Meeting of Underwriters
Earl Sparks president of the Amarillo Life Underwriters Association announces a special business meeting at the Capitol Hotel on Wednesday at noon. All members are urged to attend as reports for the year are presented and plans set for the important January meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Sparks
Amarillo Life Underwriters Association
Capitol Hotel
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Concer
T. S. Jones
Canadian
G. C. Harris
Greenville
L. R. Granberry
Celeste
Harris
Elmer L. Lincoln
Texarkana
Jones
Reds
Benson & Benson
Doctors OF Optometry
Oliver Eakle
6Th & Polk
Kowe Eee Oe
Ol’ Vernon Sez
Seth and
Buchanan
Oriental Cleaners
Schenley
Americas
O.P. A
Schenley Distillers Corp
Schenley Distillers Corporation
New York City
Australia
Sydney
1788
Khoury Bros
Sinclair-ize
Sinclair H-C
Sinclair Refining Company
Sinclair
Children’s Home
Borgan
Preacher's
Cretney
Polk
Amarillo Piano Plainview
Mary L. Spence
Broadway
Sparks
Capitol Tailor Shon
Blackburn
Iaw
Zale
Poppytrail Chinaware
Sth & Polk
Ellyn Deleith
Zale’s
Southwest
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