Aerial Truck and Car Damaged in Morning Collision
A collision at Fourth Avenue and Polk Street this morning damaged an aerial fire truck and a sedan driven by Fred DeVore of 1600 Hughes Street. No injuries were reported.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1941
Page
13
A collision at Fourth Avenue and Polk Street this morning damaged an aerial fire truck and a sedan driven by Fred DeVore of 1600 Hughes Street. No injuries were reported.
In Rome on February 13 ex King Alfonso of Spain suffered a mild angina attack. Doctors said he appears out of danger for the present and is under care but not in immediate risk.
Earl Elliott and Bill Watson of Glen L. Casey Motor Co and John Spikes district Pontiac manager returned from a Dallas meeting of about 100 Pontiac salesmen and managers at the Adolphus Hotel. Allan Wright directed the event with remote addresses from D A Bathrick Grant Klingler and others. Master and junior salesmen received awards for 1941 model Pontiacs. Elliott ranked fourth among master salesmen. Watson joined the master group this year.
Police at Amarillo headquarters sorted unidentified loot held for months. Clothing will go to welfare agencies. Items ranged from powder puffs to sledge hammers.
Maurice Hindus, writer and lecturer, appears before the Knife and Fork Club next Wednesday night. He has written ten books, mostly non fiction on Russia, with his latest a novel about Czechoslovakia titled To Sing With the Angels. The title change came from his publishers Doubleday Doran.
Officers reaffirmed at the Amarillo Production Credit Association annual meeting with Byron Gist Adrian as president Hall Medford Amarillo as vice president and PF Powers as executive secretary Directors include Emil Knutson Grover John L Hammond Happy and F M Love Dumas Mrs W R Irby named acting assistant manager Office staff listed and over 275 attendees observed the session Content spans to Czechoslovakia Hindus analysis of Nazi figures and the evils of abstract ideas, with a humane note on pity.
Claims a rapid, lasting relief for kidney and bladder discomfort with Dr Boerhane's original formula. Advertises Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules at 35 cents, touting worldwide recognition and a substitute warning.
At yesterday’s annual meeting C G Tomlinson of Production Credit Corporation Houston spoke. Since 1934 the group grew from nine to 163 members and has loaned over five million dollars to local farmers and stockmen. Total operation losses amount to 275 dollars, showing good obligation performance. The Amazon River in South America has the world’s largest basin at 2 772 000 square miles.
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