Paper Industry Hints At Price War And Marketing Myth
Burkett Paper's Ben Burkett plans a Dallas and Kansas City swing to learn why merchandize for Panhandle customers is blocked by mills delaying sales amid price regulation disputes. Flower Institute says US florists will expand worldwide via three clearing hubs. Greyhound station girders rise as Buckley Manufacturing heads to Dallas, noting three on a match superstition origin in 1915 sales push.
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Ben Burkett
Burkett Paper Company
Dallas
Kansas City
Mr. Burkett
The
Flower Institute
U. S
Amarillo
Atlanta
Bombay
London
Zurich
Switzerland
Detroit
J. W. Clifton
Clifton
National Match Company
Amarillo Businesses Attend Gift Mart and Expand Facilities
Amarillo merchants at the Dallas Gift Mart include R L Nolin Mrs Jennie Inman Eunice Harris B R Harris Doris Branchi and E C Penry with others visiting Oklahoma City Dallas and Fort Worth. A new 60 by 140 foot printing plant is under construction at 608 Fillmore to ease crowded print rooms. Plank owner Stanberry of Globe News watches as staff moves to new office space amid larger facilities.
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Amarillo
Dallas
R. L. Nolin
Jennie Inman
C. M. Williams and Co
Eunice Harris
B. R. Harris
The
Harris Co
Doris Branchi
Russell Stationery Co
E. C. Penry
FE. C. Penry Jewelry Co
Dave Brown
Fillmore
Taylor Street
W. T
Stan) Stanberry
Globe News
MccAfee’s
Stan
Two Education Programs Tonight and Tomorrow
Parallel education programs address national and local issues. Tonight at 7 30 on KFPDA the American Town Meeting will discuss getting better teachers with leaders like Carl Bibelo and William H Lemmel. Tomorrow Delta Kappa Gamma hosts a civic education discussion at 8 in the First Christian Church with Carmen Ulm and Grady Hazelwood among others.
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KFPDA
Carl Bibelo
Columbia University
William H. Lemmel
Wilmington
Del
Maynard Boring
General Electric Company
Mary Titus
Huntington
W. Va
Delta Kappa Gamma
Ginning
First Christian Church
Carmen Ulm
N. N. Whitworth
Lewis Nordyke
Charles M. Rogers
Lowell Munday
Laula Grace Erdman
Kenneth
Maj Samuel Nicholas First U S Marines Commandant
Maj Samuel Nicholas served as the first commandant of the United States Marines, establishing the early leadership of the naval corps and shaping its development in the Revolutionary era.
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Maj
Samuel Nicholas
U. S. Marines
First Texas Baby Born to British War Bride
Seven-pound Sheila Dawn Clark born Friday in Houston, believed to be the first baby in Texas born to a British World War II war bride. Mother Mrs Charles C. Clark and newborn reportedly speak in English accents.
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Texas
Houston
Sheila Dawn Clark
Charles C
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Toledo
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Polk and
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Hunsley’s House OF Color
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