Rogers, Panhandle Outdoor Co. Leader Named Shrine Potentate
The article notes a Amarillo business figure, co-owner and manager of Panhandle Outdoor Advertising Co., 801 West Sixth, as illustrous potentate of the Mystic Shrine. He also serves as a director of Shamrock Oil & Gas Corp., Amarillo Hotel Corp. and Amarillo Office Building Corp.
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Amarillo
Texas ST
Rogers
Shamrock Oil & Gas Corporation
Amarillo Hotel Corporation
Amarillo Office Building Corporation
Former Mayor Rogers Honored During Advertising Week
Ross D. Rogers former Amarillo mayor and club founder receives a National Advertising Week award from the Advertising Club of Amarillo for advancing advertising as a key factor in community welfare. He served as mayor 1932 to 1941, led Rotary, and chaired city development before wartime public messaging work with the Advertising Federation of America.
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Globe
Ross D. Rogers
Gene Klein
Advertising Club of
Amarillo
Rogers
Monte Rosenwald
Rotary
Board of City Development
Advertising Federation of America
Khiva Temple Advertisement
Freedom Ends For This Couple In Aden Protectorate
A round-the-world yachtsman and his wife who left Wales in 1947 in search of real freedom were reported seized by Arabs in the Aden Protectorate desert. They later were said to be safe at Mukalla, but their yacht Anne Loretta was looted after grounding near Alhami, about 1800 miles from Aden. Lid demore, a retired metallurgist from England, is 45 and his wife is 28.
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Mukalla
Wales
Aden Protectorate
Arabian Peninsula
A. E. Liddemore
Liddemore
Freedom Searchers
Anne Loretta
Alhami
Aden
England
London Adopts Paris Garconne Fashion Trend
London teens embrace the Garconne look from Paris with short socks wind swept styles flat shoes and minimal makeup. Experts warn it suits small slim tomboy types and could ruin those who are tall or glamorous. Hair trends diverge with the Petal Cut and The Mink Claw from Raymond of Mayfair.
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London
Paris
Raymond of
Mayfair
Australia Receives $700000 Hydraulic Forging Press
Australia accepts a hydraulic forging press valued at 700000 as reparations from Germany. The item arrives amid postwar industrial recovery efforts. The equipment is expected to bolster manufacturing capacity and support local metalworking industries.
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Australia
Germany
Doan's Pills Promoted for Kidney Discomfort Relief
Older readers facing stress exertion and cold may develop backache headaches and dizziness from kidney strain. Doan's Pills are advertised as a mild diuretic to ease frequent urination and bladder irritation, claimed to have helped millions for over 50 years.
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Dean
Doan
Lightning Sets Fire to Humble Oil Tank in Corpus Christi
Lightning caused a brief fire in Corpus Christi injuring no people but causing about 5000 dollars in damage. The bolt ripped the top off a 500 barrel tank owned by Humble Oil Co and hurled it about 250 feet before landing 50 yards away.
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Corpus Christi
Humble Oil Co
Uranium Prospecting Planned for Tobago Island
A plan to commence prospecting for uranium on Tobago, the island north of Trinidad in the British West Indies, as a potential deposit site. The move explores Tobago as a strategic location for uranium resources.
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Tobago
Trinidad
British West Indies
World Citizen Finds a Woman World Citizen Finds a Woman
Audrey Peters, a 20 year old dance instructor in Hollywood, plans to marry Garry Davis, 28, ex actor who renounced citizenship for a world government campaign. They have not met, Davis lives in Paris, Peters will travel to Haiti as a medical missionary. She says she will not give up her citizenship and is more interested in Davis than his idea.
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Hollywood
Audrey Peters
Haiti
Garry Davis
Davis
Paris
Miss Peters
Knossington Man Faces Debt Bill Over Due Payment
James Ward of Knossington England now 174 refuses to live long enough to repay a 216 dollar debt to the Ministry of Agriculture. He has been ordered to pay 20 cents monthly. The case highlights a disputed liability and prolonged payment terms.
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James Ward
Knossington
England
Ministry of Agriculture
Pastor Charged In Custody Suit
In Groesbeck, Mr. and Mrs. Rufus S. Baty of Houston filed suit charging Rev. A. W. McGuire of Mexia with illegal custody of 2-year-old Dale. The aunt and uncle of the child’s mother say the minister held the boy without legal right. The case follows prior newspaper interest in multiple adoption attempts. Judge R. W. Williford of Fairview is named in the proceedings.
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Mexia
Rufus S. Baty
Houston
Groesbeck
Limestone County Red Cross
Dale
A. W. McGuire
R. W. Williford
Fair
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