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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1947

Page

16

Congressional Committees Shape All Bills in Congress

James Marlow explains how Republican control of committees gives the majority power to set bills' fate. Committees pigeonhole or advance measures, holding hearings and voting before sending them to the full House or Senate for a vote. They also decide annual government funding levels, which the full chambers generally approve.

Washington Congress Capitol House Senate Military Affairs Committee

Credit Men To Hear National Executive In Amarillo

Members of the Tri-State Association of Credit Men plan to welcome Henry H. Heimann, national executive, with headquarters in New York. He will address a luncheon in the Blue Mirrored Room at the Amarillo Hotel next Monday, with tickets priced at 1 each.

Tri-State Association of Credit Men Henry H. Heimann New York Heimann Amarillo Hotel L. McGovern Tri-State Association el Paso Amarillo Lubbock Albuquerque Santa Fe Las Cruces N. M R. M. Green Donald Smith Grady Camp Ernest H. Coonrod Mac W. West K. S. Grebewald F. A. Lowe R. E. Lewis Bruce Cathy

Majors Return From Dallas Visit

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Majors of 412 East Fifteenth have returned from Dallas after visiting Mrs Majors' parents Mr and Mrs Ross Gordon.

Dallas Mike Majors East Fifteenth Majors Ross Gordon

Burglaries Hit Amarillo With About $500 Loss

Police report three Amarillo burglaries this year totaling nearly 500 dollars in cash and goods. Donal Dycus lost about 280 dollars worth of shotguns and cases from Room 214 at the Tyler Hotel. The Amarillo Public Library's Municipal Auditorium site saw 5 dollars and 34 cents stolen. Wood-Webb Lumber Co. on West Seventh saw 15 dollars 21 cents taken plus a diamond ring valued at 150 dollars.

Amarillo Donal Dycus Tyler Hotel Tyler

Ex Bank Robber Turns Evangelist After Prison

Ex bank robber Jinx Harris, now an aviator evangelist for Piper Aircraft, preaches between flights to show salvation after a seven year Piru bank robbery sentence. He has traveled 21,000 miles since his release and carries clippings of his past as he travels the country.

Lock Haven U.P Jinx Harris San Quentin Harris Piper Aircraft Co Piru Cal

Allen B. Swafford Dies at 88 in Amarillo

Allen B. Swafford retired Santa Fe employee died at 12 45 AM in Northwest Texas Hospital. He lived at 704 Johnson and had resided in Amarillo 28 years. Survived by two sons J H and J A Swafford both of Amarillo a daughter Mrs Bill McAlister McLean three brothers John Pete Swafford Childress Ed Swafford Pampa and a sister Mrs Richard Fowler Waco. Funeral scheduled 2 PM Friday at Blackburn Shaw Memorial Chapel with Dr A D Foreman Jr officiating. Pallbearers named and Llano Cemetery to receive the burial.

Allen B. Swafford Santa Fe Northwest Texas Hospital Johnson Swafford J. H J. A. Swafford Amarillo Bill McAlister McLean John Pete Swafford Childress Ed Swafford Pampa Richard Fowler Waco Blackburn-Shaw Memorial A. D. Foreman, Jr First Baptist Church Charlie Dunlap J. B. Brewton Jim Roe Emmett Goff Coen Sullivan S. H. Dugger Llano Cemetery

Great Lakes steamers gain radar to navigate fog

A number of steamers on the Great Lakes are now equipped with radar, enabling safer passage under foggy or low visibility conditions that would have forced anchorage in prewar days.

Great Lakes

Eating Peas With Knife Made Easy Long Ago

Douglass Lyons of Hotel Allerton discovered a 19th century pea knife in the hotel's silver inventory. European trained staff identified it as a British pea knife once used by English gentry. Lyons demonstrated the utensil, saying it works as peas roll up the knife like bowling balls.

Cleveland Douglass Lyons Lyons Allerton

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