Influenza Epidemic Subsides Yet Dangers Remain In Panhandle
The flu outbreak in Amarillo is subsiding with fewer cases and hospital strain easing. Dr. Aronson and Dr. O'Brien warn danger remains, urge rest and fluids, and note lingering bronchitis and cough in some patients. Miss Willie Kimbrough departs Dallas after two weeks with her mother.
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Sam J. Aronson
Chas. M. Rogers
Amarillo
William A. O'Brien
NEA
Dallas
W. H. Kimbrough
van Buren
Bradfield School
Highland Park
French Face Drastic Food Fuel Shortage
Paris endures brutal winter with scarce heat as coal limits bite. The report describes widespread freezing conditions, partial heating in offices and homes, and strict coal allocations, highlighting the severe hardship faced by residents amid the cold.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Paris
Powell reassigned to field work. Knights plan event
C I Powell, deputy collector, moves from income tax duties to Panhandle field work after a year and a half as a special instructor. He notes wartime food shortages and black market prices while detailing meal costs in various restaurants. Amarillo Council 1450 Knights of Columbus hosts social night January 14 at Cathedral Hall with knights, their ladies and carnival helpers.
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Amarillo
Texas
C. J. Powell
Knights of Columbus
Internal Revenue Office
C. I. Powell
Panhandle
Powell
Dallas
Fort Worth
Paris
Amarillo Council
Cathedral Hall
Washington
Willbanks Marine Sgt. Returns on 34 Day Furlough
Sgt. and Mrs. Robert H. Willbanks travel from Oklahoma City after visiting Henry Willbanks. The sergeant, three years in the U S Marines, will report to San Diego for discharge after his furlough. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Williams of 1703 Fillmore. Mrs. Willbanks is Mary Baker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Baker of 3901 Polk.
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Robert H. Willbanks
Oklahoma City
Henry Willbanks
U. S. Marine Corps
San Diego
R. E. Williams
Fillmore
Mary Baker
H. G. Baker
Polk
Potter County Grand Jurors Expected to Return Indictments
Potter County grand jurors in session today are expected to return several indictments after one of their busiest sessions since being sworn in last November.
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Potter County
Pattern 4700 Spring Dress With Puff Sleeves
Pattern 4700 features wide shoulders youthful yoke pert puff sleeves and perky pockets with high or low necklines. Available sizes 12 to 20 including size 16 with yardage details. Include name address style number and twenty cents for order from The Globe Pattern Dept New York.
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Globe
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Anne Adams
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