New Law Code Aims to Give Poor Man Break in Civil Courts
Jefferson City reports a simplified Missouri civil procedure code to take effect Jan 1 1945. The law speeds trials cuts costs and removes many old practices to aid the poor man in civil suits. Senator Francis Smith says it will streamline steps and reduce delays and expenses.
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United Press
Jefferson City
Missouri
State Supreme Court
Francis Smith
St. Joseph
Pattern for doll and clothes 917 offered by Amarillo Globe
A 1945 needlecraft pattern 917 includes a transfer pattern and doll clothes for a boy and girl doll. Send fifteen cents to The Amarillo Globe Needlecraft Dept New York to receive the pattern and name address. A catalogue with 95 embroidery and handicraft designs can be ordered for fifteen cents plus a free doll pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butch
Brother
Amarillo Globe
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Ochsner Club Names New Officers for 1945
Erwin Ochsner, Amarillo attorney, was elected president of the Knife and Fork Club yesterday. He succeeds I. H. Davies. Jack Cunningham is vice president and John Maynard becomes secretary. Charlie Fisk reelected treasurer. Directors for three year terms are Dr. R. Thomson John Maynard and Clayton Heare.
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Knife and Fork Club
Erwin Ochsner
Amarillo
I. H. Davies
Jack Cunningham
John Maynard
Charlie Fisk
R. Thomson
Clayton Heare
Newfoundland Air Route Hub At Harmon Field In Stephenville
Remote yet vital North Atlantic stopover on the Army Air Transport Command route sees 40 to 50 transatlantic planes daily with 45 minute layovers for refueling crew changes and snacks. Notables like Marshall Arnold De Gaulle and Lord Halifax passed through. Locals enjoy fishing deer moose hunting, post movies, and social events amid limited town amenities.
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Revel
Moore Harmon Field
Stephenville
Newfoundland
U.P
Army Air Transport Command
North Atlantic
LaGuardia Field
New York
Scotland
Azores
Iceland
Britain
George C. Marshall
Henry H. Arnold
Charles de Gaulle
Lord and Lady Halifax
Ann Sheridan
Marlene Dietrich
Harmon Field
Miles
St. Johns
Cornerbrook
ATC
Post
Army Special Services
Van Believes Vets Will Want Vaude
Gus Van, surviving member of the Van and Schenck vaudeville team, says vaudeville will comeback after the war as veterans praise flesh shows and seek similar performances once civilian life resumes. He notes servicemen favor live entertainment during and after service.
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Van
Rockford, Ill
U.P
Gus van
van and Schenck
Eat Here Get Gas Sign Sparks Richmond Gaffe
A roadside eatery and gas station in Richmond, Indiana, displays a provocative sign reading Eat Here Get Gas, drawing attention from drivers and local residents as a humorous yet potentially misleading slogan.
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Richmond
Ind
U.P
Kansas City Livestock Market Totals and Daily Movements
Livestock prices and sales across Kansas City and Chicago markets show活 cattle, hogs, and sheep with varied gains and steady to strong demand. Cattle, hogs, and lambs report price ranges, with steers and cows up to 25 cents higher in places and hogs at ceiling prices, plus separate Chicago figures for hogs, cattle, and sheep with steady to slightly higher tendencies.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Warn Montgomery Ward Against Resistance
Officials of Montgomery Ward and Co were warned that any resistance to Army occupation of the mail order firm's government seized facilities in seven cities will be promptly placed before the special federal grand jury investigating the seizure. U S District Attorney J Albert Woll said he would not seek indictments now but would keep the case before the grand jury and resume promptly if the Army reports possible federal law violations by company officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.P
Montgomery Ward and Co
U. S
J. Albert Woll
Senator Carter Glass Celebrates 87th Birthday in Seclusion
In Washington on January 4, Senator Carter Glass Democrat of Virginia marked his 87th birthday. Confined by ill health, the long serving senator and president pro tem of the Senate has remained out of duty for more than two years and stayed in a hotel apartment.
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Washington
Carter Glass
Virginia
Senate
Miracle Needed to Escape Communism Cardinal Says
Cardinal Villeneuve told the St. Jean Baptiste Society in Quebec that a miracle is required to save Canada from Communism, comparing the threat to Nazi invasion and arguing Communism attacks private property and human rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Cardinal Villeneuve
St. Jean Baptiste Society
Britain
Luftwaffe Stronger Now Than D-Day Says Allied Officer
Paris Jan 4 a senior Allied air force officer said the German air force is numerically stronger than on D Day due to conservation and continued production. He cited signs of superior leadership as support for his assessment.
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Paris
Allied Air Force
Intuition of French Girl Bares Secret
Fort Worth officer recounts a Paris girl who claimed to sense American troop arrival in Lisson France on June 1. He narrates the incident as a peculiar example of female intuition amid wartime secrecy. Hardy describes injuries from a jeep mine incident near Wire and notes his Army service since 1940 with Texas National Guard and Fort Knox commission.
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Hardy
Wire
Texas National Guard
Fort Knox
Fort Worth Officers Praise GI Joes of the 36th Division
In Normandy on D-Day a Fort Worth officer, Capt. John A. Steel, a 36th Division veteran, commends GI Joes who carry the ball on the battlefield. He expresses pride in the outfit and its earned reputation.
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Fort Worth
John A. Steel
36Th Division
36Th
Postmaster Seeks Lindberg Daughter Card Holder
Postmaster W D DeGrassi asks Mrs. Lindberg of Nueva Rosita Coahuila Mexico to visit his office to learn why a postcard mailed to her daughter Mrs Charles S Lindberg on December 27 has not been delivered. The card, returned to Amarillo, carried only a one cent stamp while foreign cards require two cents.
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W. D. DeGrassi
Charles S. Lindberg
Nueva Rosita
Coahuila
Mexico
Amarillo
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1475 Meeting Tonight
Members of John B. Golding Post 1475 will meet at 8 o clock tomorrow night at the I O O F Hall. A planned site at the Weather Bureau building was rejected due to incomplete remodeling. Alaska population and area figures are provided in the text.
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John B. Golding
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Weather Bureau
The
Post
Amarillo Pilot Kritser Attends Fort Worth Aviation Conference
Shelby Kritser of Amarillo joined private fliers from Texas Oklahoma Arkansas Louisiana and New Mexico at a three day Fort Worth aviation conference. Topics include private flying cooperation with Civil Aeronautics Authority and simplification of pilot rules and testing standards.
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Shelby Kritser
Amarillo
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Louisiana
New Mexico
Fort Worth
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Doctors Learn How To Talk to Patients
Western Reserve University medical students will study a new course this year on talking to patients. The program emphasizes informing patients of their illness and right to know what is happening, taught by Dr. Bruno Gerhard, director of the Cleveland Health Museum.
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Cleveland
Western Reserve University
Bruno Gerhard
Cleveland Health Museum
Miniature Cathedral Takes Him Four Years
In Fort Worth Texas C L De Zonia built a miniature cathedral eight feet long and four feet wide in four years. It features five foot towers bells doors an altar hand carved and soon music from a balcony pipe organ. The piece notes the Russian revolution mortality.
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Fort Worth
Tex
U.P
C. L. de Zonia
de Zonia
Reims
Notre Dame
Demonia
Pecan Crop in Oklahoma City Area Falls Short of 1943
The U S department of agriculture predicted Oklahoma pecan crop will total about 21 000 000 pounds, six million pounds under 1943's 26 000 000. The bulletin shows the current yield above the 10 year average but below last year's bumper crop.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
U. S. Department of Agriculture
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Shreveport
Dow-Jones
Merrill Lynch
Pierce Fenner & Beane
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Nash Kelvinator
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Eevee
Nat Can
New York Shipbuilding
New York Central
North Am Aviation Ties
Ohio
Paramount Pre
Wtee Ae Rte
Sete Ween
Studebaker
Bhp
Swift & Co
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Texas Corp
Vurdecce
Tex Gulf
Tidewater
Union Carbide
United Aircraft
U S Rubber
U S Steel
Wilson & Co
White Motors
Warner Bros
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Montgomery Ward
Sen. Carter
Cardinal
Luftwaffe
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Tion
Normandy
D-Day
Alaska
Kritser
Aviation
IDEAL
Southwest
Qudee
Crisp
Golden California
California
Prunes
Uncle Williams
SWIFT
Veal
Suone Neal Malo
Suger, Graham Crackers
Rinsox
Scott CO
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Allsweet Margarine
Cee
N. Fillmore
6Th
Mississippi
Spry Iin
America
Buckley
Cretney Drug
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