Amarillo Women Injured in Bowie Car Crash
Miss Jane Maharon and Miss Amanda Mims, both Amarillo residents, remained in serious condition after last night’s head on collision near Bowie. Among the injured, Frances Real Lillian Mead and Virginia Correll had minor injuries. others were treated at a Decatur hospital. Maharon, daughter of I D Mahuron, suffered a fractured pelvis and broken leg. Mims has three fractured ribs.
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Jane Maharon
Amanda Mims
Amarillo
Bowie
Frances Real
Lillian Mead
Virginia Correll
Decatur
Miss Maharon
Miss Mims
Miss Correll
Miss Mead
Miss Real
Miss Mahuron
I. D. Mahuron
Belleview Street
Otho Mims
Harrison Street
Esther Jonsson Praised After West Coast Concert
Blythe Foote of the Pasadena Star-News lauds Esther Jonsson for a brilliant piano recital on the West Coast. The artist, who has toured Europe widely, returned from Belgrade around the Munich pact era and earned an encore performing Paderewski Variations in A major in honor of the composer’s first US appearance anniversary.
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Blythe Foote
Pasadena Star-News
Amarillo
Esther Jonsson
Miss Jonsson
Europe
Russia
Belgrade
Paderewski
Coffee’s Early Arrival Sparks Noted Sheep Ills
A fragment notes coffee first entered human life in the 18th century and mentions a shrub causing intoxication among sheep. The sentence hints at historical trade and agricultural side effects but provides no clear dates or locations.
Pattern 4706 available in mis and womens sizes
Pattern 4706 offered in mis ses and women sizes up to 40. Size 16 dress and revers require 31 4 yards of 39 inch fabric plus a bolero and 13 8 yards contrast. Send fifteen cents to Pattern Department of The Amarillo Globe in New York for latest patterns and books. additional ten cents for updates.
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Amarillo Globe
West 17Th Street
New York
N. Y
Courthouse Records and Court Actions Listed
Courthouse records show warranty deeds for Bogard to Tedford and others with small sums, a Barfield to Griffin transfer, and several lot transactions. Also listed are a divorce case Gish vs Gish and multiple marriage licenses and car registrations for various makes and buyers.
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J. W. Bogard
T. W. Tedford
Oliver Rea Eakle
Texas Plains Bldg. & Loan
W. D. McNeills
Erwin Sowell
George
McCarthy
G&s. District Court
Gladys M. Gish
Herman Gish
Thomas Duck, Jr
Beulah V
Beulah V. St. Cloud, John W. Wood and Marie Sharp. Harold R. Burnett
Emma Marie Newkirk
Troy Laundry
Ford Panel
Dr. Pepper Bottling Co
Ford
R. & R. Parts & Supply
Ford Cpe
B. M Williams
Et al
Plymouth
Earl W. Dodd
DeSoto
Bill T. Whitehead
Miles G Bivins
Ford Pickup
Gen. Mills, Inc
International
Frank Meyers
Mercury
Clark Raps Lease Bill Sparks War Talk in Senate
Senator Clark of Idaho denounces the lease lend bill as warlike and warns it would let the president wage an undeclared war, while noting Britain seeks commercial supremacy. He predicts Senate approval but votes against it. Meanwhile columnist Westbrook Pegler testifies on labor policy under defense programs.
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Washington
Senate
Clark
Idaho
Britain
Idahoan
Westbrook Pegler
House
Pegler
O'Daniel Urges Speed Senate Won't Be Rushed
Governor W Lee O Daniel pressed for quick action on a bill creating a state auditor and budget preparation system but the Senate rejected moving it out of regular order. The measure would appoint the auditor by a joint House Senate committee and let the governor appoint an officer to prepare the state budget. The current setup names the auditor by the governor and the budget by the board of control. The Senate vote was 18 to 8 to continue with regular business.
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Associated Press
Austin
W. Lee O'Daniel
Senate Today
Senate
Weaver Moore
Houston
House
Board of Control
O'Daniel
Panhandle Artist Group Exhibits Palo Duro Illustrations
Members of the Panhandle Artist Group joined the Palo Duro Committee to promote Palo Duro Park with an exhibit of illustrations. The show runs March 15 to 25 on the Capitol Hotel mezzanine, featuring menu style drawings for cafe use priced at five dollars each.
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Panhandle
Palo Duro
The
Chamber of Commerce
Palo Duro Park
Palo Duro Canyon
Capitol Hotel
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Lillian Crabtree
Cecil Eaton’s Rites Tuesday
Funeral services for Cecil Earl Eaton 37 a former Amarilloan killed in a highway crash near Albuquerque will be held Tuesday at 2 PM at N S Griggs and Sons Funeral Chapel. He died after a vehicle struck him while diverting traffic. he had worked at KGNC and later at an Albuquerque radio station. He is survived by his wife his father E C Eaton of Kansas City and a brother Sgt Clinton.
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Cecil Earl Eaton
KGNC
Albuquerque
E. C. Eaton
Kansas City
Kan
Sgt
Clinton
Is Your Laxative a Leader
A vintage advertorial extols BLACK-DRAUGHT as a top laxative popular with four generations in the Southwest. It markets the all vegetable medicine as spicy aromatic and easy to take, promising punctual and thorough action while gentle when directions are followed, noting a tonic laxative ingredient to tone intestinal muscles.
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Southwest
Knights Templar to Host District Meeting in Amarillo
Knights Templar in Amarillo prepare to host an eighth district meeting early next month with six commanderies from Dalhart Lubbock Plainview Childress Memphis and Canadian sending delegations. Hale C Salter of Corpus Christi grand commander in Texas will be an honored guest. Claude Cross of Fort Worth will inspect the commanderies on duty at Brownwood.
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Knights Templar
Amarillo
Hale C. Salter
Corpus Christi
Texas
Dalhart
Lubbock
Plainview
Childress
Memphis
Canadian
Claude Cross
Fort Worth
Jim Daviess
Dallas
Brownwood
St Mary's Academy Carnival Tonight at Cathedral Hall
The annual carnival at Cathedral Hall 1110 Washington Street starts with chicken dinner from 5 to 9 PM. Dancing follows at 9 PM and continues until midnight with various carnival attractions.
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St. Mary's Academy
Cathedral Hall
Washington Street
Brothers Named Second Lieutenants in Different Units
Roger Norwood and his brother James Norwood have both been commissioned as second lieutenants. Roger, from Tucson, Arizona, joins an anti-tank company after serving with an Amarillo unit of the Thirty-sixth division, while James is assigned to a company of the 158th Infantry. Both brothers were born in Frederick, Oklahoma, and lived there until 1931.
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Roger Norwood
Amarillo
Arizona
Tucson
James Norwood
158Th Infantry
Frederick
Okla
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el Paso
Galveston
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Camp Bowie
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Jjanhandle
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