Another Blast Victim Dies in Moore County Gas Explosion
Frank R. Blair 26 a Sunray and Pampa sheet metal worker died at Northwest Texas Hospital after the Magnolia main gas line blast near Sunray. Sam Bass about 26 was killed. George Gray is recovering in Dumas. Funeral plans for Blair set for Breckenridge. Boxwell Brothers coordinating.
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Frank R. Blair
Sunray
Pampa
Moore County
Northwest
Texas
Sam Bass
George §. Gray
Magnolia
Dumas
Frankie Lurline
J. P. Blair
Breckenridge
Charles
Odessa
Boxwell Brothers
Christian Church
Mr. Bass
Greenville
A. 8
Bass
Britton Jease
J. F. Kelley
Blair
Fields Recalls Stage Career Amid Tele grams and Toasts
The account describes a biographical reminiscence for Fields, memory of Collier, and thanks to McCarthy. telegrams from Universal Studios praise his forty year show business career. Cantor remarks on friendships from Ziegfeld Follies. the Masquers adjourn to a cellar as Fields struggles with damp glasses.
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Philadelphia
Mr. Fields
Fields
Mr. Collier
McCarthy
Charlie
Universal Studios
Cantor
Calendering Defines Finishing Glaze Process
Calendering is the process that gives a finishing glaze to paper and textiles by passing the material between heated cylinders under pressure.
Revere Not George's Dentist Rebuttal Emerges
Dr. Frederick C. Waite of Western Reserve University states Paul Revere did not make George Washington's dental plates. He cites documents showing Washington’s teeth were crafted by John Greenwood, his personal dentist. Plates allegedly used hippo tusk or cow horn and featured a spring hinge causing fit issues.
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Cleveland
Frederick C. Waite
Western Reserve University
Paul Revere
George Washington
Washington
House approves $52 million naval base bill with Guam nod
The House naval affairs committee endorsed by one dissenting vote a $52,000,000 authorization for 11 major naval air bases in the Pacific and the United States, including the contentious Guam base.
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Washington
House Naval Affairs Committee
Pacific Ocean
United States
Guam
Didn’t Know His Diamonds So He’s Free
Charles Norton a 16 year old was released after admitting he could not tell a limestone imitation from a $425 diamond ring found while he was plumbing at Mrs. Whitson G. Rogers home. Rogers initially dismissed the ring as junk and tossed it into a neighbor’s yard where police later recovered it.
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Kansas City
U.P
Charles Norton
Norton
Whitson G. Rogers
Rogers
Britain investigates suspected leak on King George V battleship
The Admiralty announced an inquiry into suspected leakage of secret information to Germany about Britain's 45,000 ton battleship King George V. The vessel, first of five in its class, is to be launched by King George VI at Newcastle on Tuesday amid recent German excerpts claiming supposed details.
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London
Admiralty
Germany
Great Britain
Newcastle
Amarillo College Students Form YWCA and YMCA Units
Amarillo College students organized joint Y M C A and Y W C A units on the campus to affiliate with the national organizations. Woodrow Baldwin was elected president with Geraldine Smith as vice president Kathryn Jones secretary and Wylie Fuqua treasurer. Dr Harold Schoen faculty sponsor outlined aims to grow Christian leadership and campus ethics while planning a fund drive to aid Chinese students.
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Amarillo College
Amarillo
Woodrow Baldwin
Geraldine Smith
Kathryn Jones
Wylie Fuqua
Harold Schoen
J. W. Zischang
John Lawson
Dorothy McNeil
Allegra Lord
Marjorie Green
Anne Claire Brannen
Tom Myers
Preston Hill
Ann Lane
Elaine Stover
Dorothea Dell Scheihagen
Eldon Seibel
Mary Ellen Robinson
Senators urge limits on FDR plane selling power
In Washington on February 17 two Senate military committee members proposed legislation to curb the presidents authority to supply American military airplanes to foreign governments. The debate followed disclosure of Morgenthau's testimony about directing the treasury procurement division to assist France in buying 100 bombers, against army objections. Assistant Treasury Secretary Wayne Chatfield Taylor resigned amid disputes with the administration over treasury involvement.
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Senate Military Committee
Roosevelt
Nye
North Dakota
Clark
Missouri
Minton
Indiana
France
Douglas Aircraft Company
Morgenthau
Treasury Procurement Division
Army High Command
Morgentha
Woodring
Army
Morigenthau
White House
Treasury
Wayne Chatfield Taylor
Friends
Taylor
Dorenfield Urges Preparedness To Keep Out of War
Col Julius Dorenfield told the American Business Club that peace requires strength but no alarm. He urged prep through factory peacetime redesign for wartime conversion, modernizing the present army rather than expanding it, and warned aid to France and England could involve sending troops abroad. He contrasted three billion for two navies with three hundred million for a modern canal-protected navy and urged systematic modernization.
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Julius Dorenfield
American Business Club
Dorenfield
Col. Dorenfield
National Defense Week
France
England
United States
Clyde Holivelaw
Jess Gilmer
Senate panel questions ambassador on European war outlook
The Senate military committee summoned Ambassador Hugh R. Wilson to discuss the European situation and the chances of armed conflict. Senator Bridges said Wilson provides a markedly different account from the prior testimonies of Ambassadors Bullitt to France and Kennedy to Britain, who warned of grave war prospects and urged defense buildup.
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Senate
Hugh R. Wilson
Germany
Bridges
Republican
New Hampshire
Wilson
William C. Bullitt
France
Joseph P. Kennedy
Great Britain
Bullitt
Kennedy
Congress
United States
Mrs. Missouri R. Jones Dies at Amarillo Home
Mrs. Missouri R. Jones widow of J. A. Jones died at 3.28 am at her home 2800 Taylor Street Amarillo after 29 years resident there. Survived by three sons Henry R. Jones Amarillo Tom Jones Mount Dora N M J J Jones Coeur d Alene Ida and four daughters H D Allison Lois Kunz Herman Vaughn L A Lackey Hamon Okla and sister Ollie Briggs Mount Dora. Body in state at N S Griggs and Son Funeral Chapel awaiting funeral plans.
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Missouri R. Jones
J. A. Jones
Taylor Street
Amarillo
Henry R. Jones
Tom Jones
Mount Dora
N. M
J. J. Jones
Coeur A
Dalene
Ida
H. D. Allison
Lois Kunz
Herman Vaughn
L. A. Lackey
Hamon
Okla
Ollie Briggs
N. S. Griggs and Son Funeral
Trinity Tabernacle Continues Revival With Missouri Minister
Rev. B. H. Caudle, pastor of Trinity Tabernacle at First and McMasters, announces revival services will continue for another week. Evangelist Mrs. Gipsy L. Johnson of Springfield, Missouri, is leading the meetings.
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B. H. Caudle
Trinity Tabernacle
First
McMasters
Gipsy L. Johnson
Springfield
Charley Lowndes Heads Dallas Flight for Business
Charley Lowndes of the Neely-Greenhill Agency departed by plane to Dallas for business today and tomorrow. The bulletin notes a Christian Science lesson sermon to be read on Sunday February 19 with Mind as the topic and references to the Bible and Science and Health. Also mentioned is an exhibit at Tulane University featuring Sitting Bull’s lodge equipment.
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Charley Lowndes
Neely-Greenhill Agency
Dallas
Christian Science Services
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Tulane University
New Orleans
Sitting Bull
Kansas City Livestock Markets Reported Feb 17
Hogs 400 head with top price 8.06 sparingly and ranges for 160 260 lb hogs mostly 7.85 to 8.06. 270 300 lb hogs 7.50 to 7.65. odd sows 6.75 down. Cattle 300 head calves 100 with butcher cows 5.50 6.50 and some good beef cows 6.75 7.00. Sheep 2,000 slow with native lambs 8.25 and best fed lots above 8.75. 132 lb lambs 4.35 sale notes.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
State officers deliver new patrol car to Amarillo office
Capt. O. L. Canada who heads equipment for the Texas Highway Patrol visited Amarillo and delivered a new white and black patrol car to the regional office while taking back a car that had been in service for many months.
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O. L. Canada
Texas Highway Patrol
Amarillo
Human Side of Business sales clinic pitched in Amarillo
E G Boughtin offers The Human Side of Business sales clinic in Amarillo Tuesday to Thursday evenings for personal check ups on salesmanship. He cites 20 years of study and 20 000 participants and notes LSU extension service ran the course for years.
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Amarillo
Amarillo Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Evenings By E. G. Boughtin
Boughtin
United States
Louisiana State University
Mrs. Effie Guy Rites Tomorrow
Funeral services for Mrs. Effie Guy 65 year old wife of Henry Guy who died last night at the family home will be held tomorrow morning at 10 30 oclock from the Blackburn Shaw Funeral Chapel Rev E R Foster of the Assembly of God Church will officiate Pallbearers are Paul Williams Fred Wright W A Watkins Bob Briles Ray Morgan and John Torrence She had lived in Amarillo for 12 years and is survived by her husband five daughters Mrs Luther Brown Mrs R J Graham Mrs Viola Anderson and Mrs Ernest Gerard all of Amarillo and Mrs J M Browning of Los Angeles Cal one son Herman B Guy Amarillo and five grandchildren Gerald A La Voy Winston Brown Amarillo and Jo Ella and Marion Alice Browning Los Angeles Burial will be in Llano Cemetery.
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Henry Guy
North Roberts Street
Blackburn- Shaw
E. R. Foster
Assembly of God Church
Paul Willams
Fred Wright
W. A. Watkins
Bob Briles
Ray Morgan
John Torrence
Guy
Amarillo
Luther Brown
R. J. Graham
Viola Anderson
Ernest Gerard
J. M. Browning
Los Angeles
Cal
Herman B. Guy
Gerald A. LaVoy
Winston Brown
Jo Ella
Marion Alice Browning
Llano Cemetery
U S Spends Year's Income in Seven Months
The treasury reports spending for seven and a half months this year reached 5.6167 billion dollars, about 90 million above receipts of 3.5426 billion, creating a 2.074 billion dollar deficit. If expenditures hit 9.492 billion by June 30, the deficit could reach 4.0 billion. In the prior year, seven and a half months saw 4.5943 billion in spending, 847.8 million above receipts.
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Washington
Treasury
Oldsmobile Service Men Gather in Panhandle Meeting
Oldsmobile service men from the Panhandle and eastern New Mexico will meet at the Capitol Hotel for the Western Oldsmobile Standard Service Club. W. B. Birdwell, factory representative, leads the session with D. A. Valentine assisting. About 30 attendees expected.
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Oldsmobile
Panhandle
New Mexico
Capitol Hotel
Oldsmobile Standard Service Club
W. B. Birdwell
D. A. Valentine
Public Invited to Open House by Citizens Labor League
The Citizens Labor League hosts an open house in the 47th district courtroom of the Potter County courthouse tonight at 7 30. Speakers include Judge J N Riggs John Winters and Mark Parker. The public is invited.
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Citizens Labor League
Potter County
J. N. Riggs
John Winters
Mark Parker
Whiskey bargains at Meri t Liquor Stores
An advertisement for Merit Liquor Stores lists a wide range of discounted whiskies and spirits. It promotes orange gin and various bourbons, half pints and quarts, several brands, and special Saturday savings with price points and sizes across Parkside Century 80 and related labels.
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Green River
Kentucky
Parkside
Stonehaven
Merit Liquor Stores
N. Fillmore
West
Defense Talk Capital Theme In Amarillo Plea For Aid
Amarillo chamber of commerce manager Carl Hinton returns from Washington with a shared stance among New Dealers Republicans and others on arming democracies. He reports optimism for the Panhandle Water Conservation Authority program and plans a PWCA update to be given mid March.
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National Defense
Washington
Carl Hinton
Amarillo
Hinton
Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo Hotel
PWCA
Globe News Offers Reduced Price Business Course in Amarillo
The Globe News sponsors Mr. Boughtin's course in Amarillo to improve local business conditions. Enrollment is cut to 5 per person, down from 10, with three evening sessions next week at the Crystal Ballroom, Herring Hotel. Enrollment blanks available at the Globe News.
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The
Globe News
Boughtin
Amarillo
Crystal
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