Courthouse Records Show Deeds and Licenses Noted
Transactions list warranty deeds across multiple blocks and parks dated 1941 with names such as Dick Lawnon W. A. Mad dox and C. L. Munday to Bryson and Park properties in Central Square Belmont Park Wolflin G & Sanborn. Marriage licenses include Reinker Taylor Kurapata White and Gordon Ford. Car registrations cover numerous makes and buyers in Amarillo District Court filings note two divorces.
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Dick Lawnon
R. V. Oakley
Humphreys Highlands
H. ©. Badger
W. A. Maddox
C. L. Munday
J. A. Dickerson
Belmont Park
Dan Ford
W. A. Mays
Fred W. Hinds
Magnenat Sub B 21 Eakle $10. John Farrell Et Ux To W. H. Austin
North Heights
Mary E. Bivins
A. D. Kelley
Famous Heights Park
Floyd G. Keener
J. A. Parkinson
Wolflin
Texas Plains B & L
W. O. Duetrich
Bivins
Fuqua Dev. Co
J. D. Tice
Mirror
Fuqua Dey. Co
Joe J. Arnold
Sevd O. Bivins
Et Ux
LL B. Stark
I. B. Stark
Ella Stark
Moss Patterson
C. F. Mehew
G & Sanborn
J. L. Nunn
W. B. Weddington
J. L. Jones
Charles FE. Butler
G. M. Dudley
Mary Dessie Dudley
Hol
J. H. Wilkerson
Lera Stewart
J. R. Bankston
Southside
Byron B. Bumpus
Frank D. Snodgrass
Plemons
Ellene Smith
Victor Smith
David Currie
Ernest W. Webster
White & Richey
Minnie M. Williams
Florence Harcin
G&s
Amer. Smelting & Ref. Co
Thomas Elias McGehee
University Hts
Eugene D. Hill
Jack C Melton
Fable
Uton Jones
James H. Reinker
Marvena Taylor
Theo Cyril Kurapata
Faye White
Robert Ross Rogers
Martha Carolyn Meriweather
Manuel Muro
Susanne Ponce
Thomas G. Baldwin
Orlene Jolly
Robert P. Gordon
Leona Wood
Clifford F. Mllnar
Peggy Ruth Elson
Houston
H & H Chevrolet Co
Bill Hulett
Chevrolet
Plains Chevrolet Co
J. R. McGill
Polk
Dodge
Keith Motor Co
E. W. Blair
Hayden
Lincoln
Walter Irvin, Inc
W. L. Timms
Julian
Packard
Packard Amarillo Co
Ruth H. Munger
Fillmore
Pontiac
Spikes
Spikes-Truitt L. C. Durham
Ross Renton
Studebaker
Dr. E. M. Roberts, Jr
Ted Lakey Tire Co
Chevrolet Panel
SW. Drug Co
Ford
Walter Smith Co
Walker Smith Co
E. R. Magy
International
Lone Star St. Drilling
Judd H. Kirkham
Hudson
George Grogan
Oldsmobile
W. T. Coble
Bob Crudgington
Ted Lokey
Jas. H. Smith
James H. Smith
Lydia Rippey
R. L. Rippey
Mary Drake
Otto Drake
AEF Convoy Shown At Texas Theater
The first AEF of World War II is shown at the Texas Theater tomorrow and Saturday. Ben Golding reports a Pathe News release depicting troop transports under warship protection bound for the Far East. Life jackets are worn and lifeboats ready as sailors and soldiers land somewhere in the Pacific.
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Texas Theater
Ben Golding
Pathe
Far East War Front
Pacific
Three Fliers Die In Bomber Crash At Langley Field
A B-18 bomber crashed into the James River near Langley Field Virginia during a snowstorm killing Corporal Harold E Decker and Privates Dusan Orance and James Shannon. Four officers and crewmen were rescued and later hospitalized with undetermined injuries. the wreckage remained with the bodies aboard.
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Langley Field
James River
Here
Harold E. Decker
New Milford
Dusan J. Orance
Monaca
James B. Shannon
Forest
E. P. Hampton
Carl R. Russell
Robert W. Wert
Will E. McKinley
Newport
USDA Opposes Rail Rate Hike in Inflation Warning
In St Louis on January 8 the USDA opposed a general 10 percent rise in railroad rates for passengers and freight. Dr. Frederick W. Waugh argued food costs drive inflation and suggested rates should exclude agricultural commodities or rise less than other sectors. Rail advocate Julius H. Parmelee claimed the 10 percent increase is essential to support war efforts.
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ST. Louis
United States Department of Agriculture
Frederick W. Waugh
Washington
ICC
Waugh
Julius H. Parmelee
Navigation Bureau Trains 1200 Naval Reserve Enlisted in Aviation
The Navy’s Bureau of Navigation plans to enlist 1200 naval reserve men in aviation studies at vocational schools. Applicants aged 17 to 28 must meet enlistment standards and have no dependents or be able to support them. Recruits will receive $21 monthly as apprentice seamen and be sent to aviation schools or flight activities for about 16 weeks of instruction, with training and active duty to follow. Reenlistment terms vary from two to four years, with 17 to 18-year-olds discharged on the day before their 21st birthday.
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Navy Department
Bureau of Navigation
Naval Reserve
Naval Reserve Armories
Naval Recruiting Office
Bogus Check Writer Traps Self in High Finance Cycle
CHICAGO Jan 8 U P reports H Don ald Sutphen ran eight months of bogus check deposits to cover prior bounces. He used funds from Sutphen and Sutphen Co to cover new checks until a loop department store flagged him. He admits debt grew from 800 to 2000 in bad checks as police investigated.
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Chicago
U.P
H. Don Ald
Sutphen
Leo Wolff
Arnold Bloehme
Suttphen and Sutphen Co
Sutpen
FBI School To Open Monday In Amarillo For Peace Officers
H A Smith will lead a six day FBI course for Panhandle peace officers in Amarillo starting Monday. Special Agent in Charge A P Kitchin urged police sheriffs and state troopers to attend. Smith notes modern warfare as a battle of attrition while Texas vital assets require protection. Invitations have gone to local law enforcement. many agencies plan to send reps.
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H. A. Smith
FBI
Amarillo
Smith
Washington
Britain
Protection
America
A. P. Kitchin
Dallas
Texas
Fire Destroys Hudson Pier in New York
Fire destroyed the Hudson River pier used by the New York Central Railroad and the American South Africa Steamship Line in Manhattan. The blaze spread to the baggage room of the adjacent 42nd Street terminal, suspending 42nd Street Weehawken service. Firefighters from all Manhattan units and three fireboats contained the fire within an hour despite subfreezing weather. the pier 83, loaded with cocoanut shells, and nearby structures were consumed.
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New York
Hudson River
New York Central Railroad
American South Africa Steamship Line
42Nd Street
West Shore
New Jersey
Weehawken
N. J
Manhattan
West 43Rd Street
OPM Replaces Auto Committee in War Conversion Talks
The Office of Production Management replaces the five five labor and management panel with a new three three group to convert the auto industry to war production. The new panel can act but will only make recommendations to OPM, drawing fire from labor leaders who condemned the move as delaying urgent output.
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Washington
OPM
C. E. Wilson
General Motors
America
R. J. Thomas
United Auto Workers
CIO
Japanese ambassador protests Japan image in carnival side show
Baron Shu Tomii, the Japanese ambassador to Argentina, protested to Foreign Minister Enrique Ruiz Guinazu against using an effigy of Emperor Hirohito as a target for baseball throws at a British carnival side show. The envoy called the act disrespectful.
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Buenos Aires
Shu Tomii
Argentina
Enrique Ruiz Guinazu
Hirohito
Tomi
Vo Globe News
War Problems of Texas Show Constant Increase
The Associated Press reports growing wartime strains in Texas including stricter rules, rumors to quell, and volunteer efforts to defeat the Axis. Civil Air Patrol warns private fliers of danger, auto tire thefts surge, UT records show 357 students withdrawn to join armed forces, and defense education programs expand in several cities.
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Associated Press
George Haddaway
Civil Air Patrol
Austin City
America
University of Texas
University
Wichita Falls
Orange
Texas
Austin
Dallas Office For Emergency Management
Leon Henderson
Division of
Civilian Supply
Victor Schoffelmayer
Dallas News
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Orincle
Roy
Horace Mann
Separte
Terma Co
Patwood CO
East 5Th
RJ Peek
Oliver-Eakie Hidge
Southern States Loan Co
South Buchanan
E. L. Coggin
Adams
Smythe Paint & Body Co
BUICK
Frost Motor CO
I. Te
K. Bate
Bruice
R. D. Moreau Pork
Godition
Money Valley Realty
Amarillo Keith Motor CO
Harrison
Hamilton
Country Club Fillmore
Country Club
Goene
Call E. V. Harris
TOM W. Cotten CO
Harry Warner
H. N. Wheeler
River Road
W. C
North Florida
Powell Realty
Aeres
Henson
Oliver-Eakle
Colorado
C. Eagle
Texhoma
Okla
Aeota
Clovis
Bob Drudgington
Amarillo Used Car CO
Harvey Southworth
Freeman Motor CO
Industrial Finance CO
Oliver Eakle
M. O. Lawhon
MGR
Cullum Motor CO
Spikes-Truitt Pontiac Company
Ake Tyler
Serafin Ponce
East
Tr’ Ser
Hackney
Lewis Oil Co
Auto Parts
SER
Olds
DeSoto
Ford Truck
Plymouth
Elmer Bros
Universal Parts CO. Taylor
Florida
Mizar
Jack Roberts
Pierce
United States
Johney Foster
Amarillo Finance CO
Fisk
Ph. Sone
Taylor
Wolflin Motor CO
Plymouth-De Soto
Frank Wolflin
CTAL
Finance Company
Courthouse Records
Dans Globe-News
Paramount Today
Melvyn Douglas
Greta Garbo
Paramount Theater
Cary Grant
Joan Fontaine
RKO
United Provinces
USDA
Navigation Bureau Training Reserves
First District
FBI School
Hudson Pier
Jan Emperor Navalty
Wit Thoma
His
Sergt
Ed Longevich
Pittsburgh
Seaman Edward Pendergast
Lyman
Mass
Honolulu
Office of Emergency Management
Office of Price Administration
Robert W. Finklen
Navy
Philadelphia Navy Yard
United States District
Clyde O. Eastus
Hindenburg Line
United States Defense
Eastus
Germany
Hitler Myron Everett
The
Dallas Retail Merchants Association
Texas Defense
England
Thomas G. Rice
London
Southwestern Region Defense Housing Priorities Office
Bogota
Colombia
Joan Blondell Binnie Barnes
Janet Blair
Robert Benchley
John Howard
Rialto
Leo Gorcey
Bonita Granville
San Diego
Start OR
Blondie H Society
Paramount
Ballet Russe
Amarillo Tire Exchange
2Nd & S. Fillmore
Gary Cooper
Barbara Stanwyck
John Doe
Are
Liberty
Richard Arlen
Andy Devine
Legion OF Lost
Neil Hamilton
Doris da
Reena Sag
Chinkey Temple
Herbert Marshall
Laraine
Suspicion
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