Will Mark Anniversary Boy Scouts Observe 38th Anniversary
The Boy Scouts of America mark their 38th anniversary with events across the nation. In observance, over two million Scouts will attend church in uniform, display scout lore, and participate in parties, dinners, and programs at troop meetings while windows feature scout displays.
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United States
William Boyce
Chicago
London
Prince Rene predicts marriage of Anne Bourbon Parma in May
Prince Rene of Bourbon Parma said his daughter Anne will likely marry former King Michael of Romania in Copenhagen in May. The claim centers on a royal match reported from Copenhagen with no official confirmation yet.
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Wilfred
Copenhagen
Denmark
Rene of Bourbon
Parma
Anne
Romania
Golden Light Aims For Million Cans In 1948
Golden Light Coffee aims to ship one million vacuum packed cans in 1948. Hugh Donnell of the Golden Light Coffee Co says the new vacuum packed coffee is the first in West Texas and will be produced in Borger and Pampa before expanding to Clarendon Tucumcari Shamrock and Plainview. The line offers ree grinders regular drip and pull varieties with a packing rate of 430 cans per minute and two million cans on order.
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Golden Light Coffee Company
Amarllo
Donnell
Golden Light
West Texas
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Pampa
Clarendon
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Kay Francis Leaves Columbus Hospital Quietly
Actress Kay Francis slipped out of White Cross Hospital by rear door on a stretcher to a waiting car to avoid detection. She had been recuperating from an overdose and a cold since January 23 and checked out after a full recovery, with plans unknown and a belief she would travel to New York.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohil
Kay Francis
White Cross Hospital
Miss Francis
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New York
Ex Marine coach vows to stay as Klan threats persist
Walter Boland, former Lakeview High football coach, defends his home after a Klan cross burning near his residence on Jan 16. His wife, pregnant, chased away the hooded group with a kicked cross while Boland arms himself and vows to defend the property. Authorities report warnings of retaliation and students offered to guard the home, though Boland declines.
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Lakeview
North Georgia
Walter Boland
Lakeview High
Jim Moreland
Ringgold
Boland
Moreland
John B. Burks
University of Georgia
University of Kentucky
University of Chattanooga
Marion Hayes
Bolan
Burks
Waco Sees School Separation Yet Faces Bond Debt
Officials report a separation plan shifted assets to schools but did not erase a $125,000 annual bond financing obligation. Cadet John David Gatlin of Wichita is named SMA honor roll sophomore and senior cadet and basketball player. Russia reportedly retains more than 200 thousand soldiers in Hungary Romania and Bulgaria.
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Gatlin
John David Gatlin
R.E. Gatlin
Mary Wichita
San Marcos Academy
SMA
Father of Praeger Dies in Washington
Otto Praeger, former second assistant postmaster general and veteran newspaperman, died at his Washington DC home. His son, a resident of Amarillo, plans to travel for funeral services expected Saturday in Washington.
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Wheaneham
Otto Praeger
Praeger
Washington
Amarillo
Praeger Family Survives With Three Daughters and Two Sons
The text states Otto II and two sons Frank of Philadelphia and Merman of Arlington, with three daughters Janet Eleanor and Helen in Washington. It notes the Amarillo connection after a discharge from the petroleum Section of the air corps and an engineering position with Canadian River Gas Company.
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Praeger
Otto II
Frank
Philadelphia
Merman
Arlington
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Eleanor
Helen
Washington
Sister of Mrs Fansler Dies at California Home
Mrs. W. L. Shepard aged 66 died Tuesday at her California home. Born in El Monte in 1871, she lived in Amarillo for about 15 years, later serving as Washington correspondent for the Dallas News and as master and second assistant postmaster general under Roosevelt. Buried in Whittier tomorrow. Firemen make dry run as welding tank fire at 314 Pierce damages several Tex business buildings. alarm at 10:40 AM.
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California
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North Roosevelt
Praeger
el’ Monte
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Victoria
Texas
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Amarillo
San Antonio
Press
Washington
Whittier
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Theodore Roosevelt
Palmer County
Washington Post
Tex
Pierce
Mesa
Office of Defense Transportation
Thirteen Men Apped for Firemen Civil Service Test
Clifford Davis says thirteen men applied for the firemen civil service test in Amarillo Center. Eight men took and passed the police appointment eligibility list yesterday and the test began at 1 pm. Names include Jack E Army Tech Village Benny Parsons Alfred Ramsey David Whitney Ray Tinsley Billy Carson and Thomas Pavlis.
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Amarillo Center
Clifford Davis
Jack E
Army ‘Tech
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