Death notices for Pamela Warlick and Nora Phillips
Pamela Sue Warlick four month old daughter of Mr and Mrs O P Warlick died Friday morning Graveside services 2 PM Saturday Liano Cemetery Nora Phillips age 68 of 2712 North West 1st died Thursday wife of R O mother of F D F C Cordie W L Allen Mrs J R Wrather Jr Mr L Farrell Mrs C W Bailey Mrs Ray Carnett Mrs E O Hattaway services 3 PM Friday Memorial Chapel interment Memorial Park
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Phillips Nora Phillips
North West
R. O
F D
F. C
Cordie
W. L
Allen
J R. Wrather, Jr
L. Farrell
C. W. Bailey
Ray Carnett
E. O. Hattaway
Fannie Hurst
Osaka Kaizuka Mill resumes cloth production after war
The Kaizuka Mill of the Dai Nippon Cotton Spinning Co in Osaka operates 73,000 spindles producing 26,000 bales of yarn monthly and 21,000 pieces of cloth under Allied control. About 350 men and 3,000 women work there amid modern Toyoda equipment. The mill trains workers and ages 16 to 26 focus on marriage prep with dormitory housing and a doll: dowry savings.
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Osaka
Tokyo
Kaizuka
Dai Nippon Cotton Spinning Co
Toyoda
Japan
China
Government Aids Texas Business Through Advisory Service
Commerce Department Field Service outlines a Texas Louisiana regional plan to aid business men by providing advisory information and economic guidance. Ray Miller announces a regional office in Dallas with a team of 30 staff and district offices in New Orleans Houston San Antonio El Paso and Texarkana to assist with domestic and foreign trade, marketing conditions, and problem solving for enterprises including locating sites for new stations.
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Commerce Department
Ray Miller
Miller
War Plants Corporation
Dallas
New Orleans
Harold C. Jackson
Houston
Warren G. Brown
San Antonio
Victor B. Jaeggli
el Paso
Tom A. Purcell
Texarkana
Henry H. Ritter
Texas
Co. C
Chambers of Commerce
Waco
Tyler
Amarillo
San Angelo
Danger signals of cancer highlighted by society in Pa
The American Cancer Society Pennsylvania division urges public awareness of seven warning signs of cancer and immediate medical consultation for any symptom. Signs include nonhealing sores, lumps, unusual discharges, changes in moles or birthmarks, persistent indigestion, hoarseness or swallowing difficulties, and changes in bowel habits. The note adds that up to 95 percent of cancers may be curable with early detection. Also listed is the Panhandle Women's Open Bowling Tournament on January 18-19 and 25-26.
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Harrisburg
American Cancer Society
Pennsylvania
Cancer Division
Itinerant preacher jailed over child support in Louisville
In Louisville Kentucky a roaming preacher was sentenced to 30 days in juvenile court for neglecting his children. He refused to be judged by man made laws and promised God would provide. His wife testified he gave her just $2.45 in seven weeks and asked officers to intervene to secure food and clothing for the family.
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Louisville
Corn crop mostly fed on farm to livestock and poultry
Eighty six percent of the more than three billion bushels of U S corn returns to farms as feed for live stock and poultry, with only a small portion leaving farm markets and processing channels.
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United States
Chuck Wagon Gin Meal at Noon Near Court House
A rustic noon meal offer promises quick service with no wait time. It invites patrons to park nearby and drive out to a simple lunch stop three minutes north of the courthouse.
New Bridge Planned Across Oakland Bay
San Francisco officials say the San Francisco Oakland bridge has outgrown its capacity after a decade of heavy use. Traffic totals show 167 million vehicles since 1936 with around 71 thousand per day, prompting study by C. H. Purcell for a new East Bay crossing and Army Navy hearings on the proposal. The bridge has yielded $58,377,500 in tolls on a $73 million cost plus $6 million in approaches.
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San Francisco
U.P
San Francisco-Oakland Bridge
Oakland-San Francisco
C. H. Purcell
Public Works
East Bay
Army-Navy Board
State
Public Works predicts bond retirement by 1952
The Department of Public Works stated that if revenue remains at 1946 levels, all outstanding bonds would be retired by 1952, indicating a projected fiscal payoff tied to current income.
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Department of Public Works
After 60 Years She Views Chicago Loop for First Time
An 83 year old Chicago woman, Elizab eth Carroll, finally visited the Loop after six decades, marveling at its height and modern changes. She recalled coming to downtown when she married a railroad foreman but stayed home for years. She also noted seeing television and the municipal airport, calling the changes remarkable and promising to return home with many thoughts to last until her days end.
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Chicago
Loop
Elizabeth Carroll
Roaring Loop
Movie Showings At Local Theaters Include Cary Crosby Cartoons
Local listings detail screenings across venues Bing Crosby production of Abies Irish Rose featuring color cartoons and Fox Movietone News. Capitol gates present Cloak and Dagger with Gary Cooper and Lili Palmer plus Merrie Melodie cartoon Holiday for Shoestrings and other shorts.
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Bing Crosby
Capitol
Gary Cooper
Lili Palmer
Merrie
Rialto
Charles Starrett
Smiley Burnett
Dale Evans
Leon
Mr. Mages
East Side
Night club listings for Redwood Valley and nearby venues
Redwood Valley features Bill Elliott and Bobby Blake as a musical duo. Mexican Inn offers Phil Phillips and his Orchestra nightly. Old Tascola presents Dick Morton each dinner and evening. Mayfair showcases Wally Booker and His Hot Shots nightly. Aviatrix hosts Carlton Scales and band every night. The Nat opens Tuesday and Friday with Slick Robertson and his orchestra. Rainbow Gardens runs Monday to Saturday with Rip Ramsey and the Texas Wanderers.
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Phil Phillips
Dick Morton
Mayfair
Wally Booker
Aviatrix
Carlton Scales
THE
NAT
Slick Robertson
Rainbow Gardens
Rip Ramsey
Texas Wanderers
Paramount Fun Calendar Feature at 1:00
Bing Crosby and Fred Astaire sing in Irving Berlin musical Blue Skies alongside Donald Duck cartoon color novelty and Paramount News. Show times listed with 1:00 scheduling reference.
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Paramount
Bing Crosby
Fred Astaire
Irving Berlin
Donald Duck
Color Novelty
Paramount News
The Prescription Drug Store Phone 2 3221 Amarillo
Amarillo readers are advised to contact The Prescription Drug Store by dialing 2 3221 for medical supplies and pharmacist assistance. Local residents rely on this service for prescription pickups and health guidance.
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Prescription
Amarillo
Roller Palace Evening Organ Acts At Sixth and Jeffer
The Roller Palace at Sixth and Jeffer son presents daily afternoon and nightly shows with organ music by Bernis Howell performing each evening.
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Sixth
Jefferson
Southwest
Bernis
Howell
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