Liquidating funds and land transfers dominate court notices
Financial and court records list liquidating funds at 2.3848 and 2.61, followed by numerous warranty deeds transferring lots in Summers Chester Carter estates and Mirror Adda parcels. District Court shows four divorces and several marriage licenses including Painter McClure with Freddie Peal Legent and others.
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Herman L. Looney
Ruth Parkinson
Chester Carter
Morris Dunbar
J. W. Moore, Jr
M. N. Twaddell
O M. Dalton
Laura F. Patching
J. T. Muse
S. J
G. Brown
W. B. Condren
S.J. Hts
T D. Pittman
Haile Sullenger
Hughes
J. C. Stephens
Samuel B French
Morningside
Joe R. Killian
Leona W Sturch
Freddie Peal
Legent
Robert V. Carter
Esther Grimm
Lee W Thrasher
Margaret Jane Baker
Frank N. Burrola
Irene Martinez
William Frederick Janezen, Jr
Jacqueline Dale Willis
Weather notes and bees figure in rural letter column
A weekend weather disturbance brings potential moisture and strong winds across the Panhandle. Reader L. A. McWhorter of Wheeler notes local beekeepers Julius Carter and others with native bees, while the column moves through Prohibition era quips, quotes from Clare Boothe Luce and Thomas Jefferson, and humorous sketches about cows, geese, and the peculiar American verb goose.
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Panhandle
L. A. McWhorter
Wheeler
Julius Carter
Contagious Gooseing and Domestic Humor in Public Life
The article discusses gooseing as a dangerous social prank with psychic and physical effects, noting safety concerns from the National Safety Council and military bodies. It then shifts to a column on women’s self-improvement and marriage, quoting observers on manners, domestic duties, and the prevalence of double ring weddings.
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Dorothy Black
J. Warren Hastings
Childress Eyes Local Option Election Over Alcohol Sales
In Childress the election on alcohol sales looms as petitions circulate for a local option vote. The city has been dry for 40 years and the last election in 1939 favored the days 1,087 to 457. A date may coincide with the April 2 city election.
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Childress
Diays
Tamborini Gains Early Lead in Argentine Election
First rural returns show Dr. Jose Tamborini with about two to one edge over Col. Juan Peron. In San Luis and San Juan provinces, Tamborini leads 4177 to 2236 after 46 ballots, with returns from 12 other provinces awaited.
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Buenos Aires
Jose Tamborini
Col
Juan Peron
Tamborini
Democratic Union
Perona
San Luis
San Juan
Truman Names Randolph Paul Special Presidential Assistant
President Truman appointed Randolph Paul a special presidential assistant earning ten thousand dollars yearly. He will conduct negotiations for the State Department with neutral European nations regarding external German assets.
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Truman
Randolph Paul
Washington
White House
Paul
State Department
Market and Livestock Prices Across Kansas City and Chicago
Merrill Lynch stock averages shown with small gains. Livestock markets in Kansas City and Chicago report cattle, hogs, and sheep trading active with price variations by grade and weight, including notable gains for good and choice categories and rising ceilings for hogs and sows.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
H. H. Haskell Wins Wells Contract in Amarillo
The Amarillo city commission approved an $11,753 contract with H. H. Haskell of Pampa to drill two new water wells. Four bids were submitted, Haskell’s being $42 below the next lowest. Dr. John N. Hooper was named city health officer, to begin March 16.
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H. H. Haskell
Pampa
Water Department
City Commission
Haskell
John N. Hooper
Amarillo Gas Company
Thirty-fourth
Tax Department
Yet Loses Battle To Enter A and M
Texas A and M College may set its own admission rules Judge Betts in 98th District Court refused to issue a writ of mandamus to force Capt Ewing S McClarty into the college He was rejected as a transfer student from the University of Texas due to an unsatisfactory scholastic record.
Japan Cabinet Bars Prominent Nips From Public Office
Tokyo February 27 Japan's cabinet barred from public office top officials of 32 industrial and banking firms and thousands of wartime leaders under General MacArthur purge. The ordinance also disqualified officials of at least 14 industrial control associations and other government controlled bodies.
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Tokyo
Japan
MacArthur
Residential dominance in early week building permits
Building permits show 96,850 for residential and 30,200 for commercial work in the first two days this week totaling 127,050. FE E Cooper leads with 11 Ong Street residences including six four room stucco units and five brick veneer homes. Other permits include a 7 room duplex on Hayden, a six room brick veneer with garage on Austin, a 15,000 store building on West Seventh, and an 11,000 brick retail at 1404 West Tenth with McBride Radio Supply set to occupy one unit.
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Ong Street
FE. E. Cooper
Kenneth Coates
Austin
George Grimm
West Seventh
Seventh Avenue
Wallace Hazelwood
C. R. Farra
West Tenth
Jesse A. Rogers
McBride Radio Supply
Emmett F
James F. Rittenberry
H. A. McAlister
Prompt Rendition On Property Asked
An appeal for prompt rendition of property was issued by the City Tax Department. Property owners must render property yearly for tax rolls, which are built from renditions to the assessor. Many owners delay, and 50 000 properties pass through the office annually. unrendered properties go to the unknown ownership roll without statements.
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City Tax Department
Be Quick To Treat Bronchitis
Chronic bronchitis may develop if your cough or chest cold is not treated. Creomakion blends beechwood creosote with other proven medicines to soothe inflamed bronchial membranes. It contains no narcotics and offers a money back guarantee if it does not quickly ease the cough and aid rest.
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Cr Commission
Creomakion
U.S. Occupation Officers With 66 Discharges Sail Home March 9
Eighth Army announces some officers with 66 discharge points will begin sailing for home in limited numbers starting March 9 from Yokohama Japan.
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Yokohama
U. S
Eighth Army
Backache and leg pains signal possible kidney trouble
Warns that tired kidneys may cause backache leg pains and other symptoms. Claims kidneys expel waste and that poor function leads to pains puffiness and fatigue. Promotes Doan's Pills as a stimulant diuretic tested by millions for over 40 years.
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Nature
Dean
Doan
Perkins Dies in Woodward Editor at The Daily Press
Frank W. Perkins aged 59 was found dead in a Woodward Oklahoma hotel. Doctors attributed a heart attack. A Tulane law graduate, he had worked as a newspaper editor in Louisiana and Texas. Survived by sister Mrs. R A Williams of Dallas. Body at Armstrong Funeral Home Woodward.
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Frank W. Perkins
Amarillo
Woodward
Okla
Daily Press
Perkins
Tulane
Louisiana
Texas
R. A. Williams
Dallas
Armstrong Funeral Home
Still the Same Old Story Fair Today and Warmer
The forecast calls for fair weather and slightly warmer temperatures with light southwest winds. An occasional Pacific Northwest moisture hint could signal a weekend change, but the immediate outlook remains stable if the cold wave weakens or strengthens.
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Pacific Northwest
Walter Blackburn Recovering From Operation in Temple
Walter Blackburn pioneer clothier of Amarillo is recovering from an operation performed recently at a clinic in Temple. He had been a patient at Northwest Texas Hospital for several days before going to Temple for treatment.
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Walter Blackburn
Amarillo
Temple
Northwest Texas Hospital
Labor strikes loom as Truman may halt SP walkout
A 3500 Southern Pacific engineer and trainman strike in Texas and Louisiana may be postponed for 60 days by President Truman. The War Labor Board granted 12 cent hourly raises, with unions already accepting a 34 day delay. Detroit dairy workers enter day seven of a walkout as Houston city service workers resume after a week. Ford Motor Company plants prepare for 18 cent hourly wage increases for over 100,000 employees.
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Southern Pacific
Texas
Louisiana
Truman
T. C. Montgomery
Detroit
Houston
Ford Motor Company
Ford workers gain wage hike under new UAW contract
Ford production workers receive 1.39 per hour and other hourly staff 1.37 under a contract valid through May 30 1947. The deal halves the union demand to 30 percent and includes union shop and checkoff provisions. UAW CIO members must ratify locally as GM talks continue unresolved.
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Ford
Uaw-Cio
General Motors Corporation
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Army
Navy
Hollywood
Douglas Fairbanks, Sr
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Merrill Lynch
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Armour & Co
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Bendix Aviation
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Blaw-Knox
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Deere & Co
General Electric
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Gillette Razor
Goodrich
Goodyear Tree
Gulf Pet
Cen Ryer
Interlake Iron
Int Harvester
Jones-Laughlin Aeaee
Kennecott
Nash Kelvinator
Nat Rise
Nat Cananne
United Aircraft
U Rubber
US Steel
Warner
Superior Service
Wells
TAX Service
B. M. Goff
American Tax Association
Parilio
Longhorn
Amarillo Hotel
Veres
India
Frank Campbell Ins Agency
Frank Campbell
B. B. Williams. Dist. Mer
Williams-Campbell Insurance
East 5Th Phone
Labor
War Labor Board
CIO
United Auto Workers
Fat Stock Show Cafe
Jackson St
S. J. Paulk
Levery Service
Blackburn
Shaw Funeral Directors
E.eace
Sizale
Park
Eton
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