Around Town highlights regional visitors and local events
Mrs. F P Carnes arrives from Kansas City to visit daughter in Amarillo. Helen Hoehn returns from Amarillo to Wichita. Hattie Kruser returns to Norman after visiting sister-in-law. Judge and Mrs L M Fischer back to Corpus Christi after Amarillo vacation. Murals artist Julius Woeltz heads to New Orleans as Amarillo Art Association hosts a farewell dinner. Multiple locals travel, birthdays, and a bouquet for Oscar Wise of Amarillo High School Sandie Band.
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F. P. Carnes
Kansas City
Allen Dawson
Polk Street
Helen Hoehn
Amarillo
Wichita
Kan
Hattie Kruser
Dr. Kritser
van Buren Street
Norman
University of Oklahoma
Fort Smith
Ark
Bill Harris
H. L. Adkins
Hughes Street
T. 8. Edwards
Ross Rogers
Knox City
Byron Gist
Jefferson Street
L. M. Fischer
Corpus Christi
Fischers
Julius Woeltz
New Orleans
Oscar Wise
Sandie Band
Waco
Vandercook School of Music
Chicago
Wise
Cunningham Floral Company
The
Globe-News
Amarillo Senior High School
Leon Hutton
United States Marines
San Diego
Carl Hutton
Pierce Street
J. P. LeNevue
Ong Street
Thea Zweig
J. H. Greer
Harrison Street
Hutton
California
Snyder
Oklahoma
Akron
Ohio
Hugh Chamberlain
Helen Pike
West
Seventh Avenue
J. L. Jackson
Third Avenue
Chamberlains
Rio Grande Valley
Faye Dellis Bagwell
Ruth Nesbitt
Union Hill School
Tulsa
Bagwell
J. L. Bagwell
Tyler Street
A. A. Callaghan
Panhandle
Security Benefit Association
Topeka
Carrie Roulet
Hayden Street
Joe Mobley
Jane Mobley
Lindenwood College
San Francisco
Jack Anderson
C. F. Anderson
Broadmoor Street
Wanda Jo Taylor
Oklahoma City
Pauline Edquist
Bowie Street
Christian College
Columbia, MO
Edquist
Paul Edquist
George L. Simms
R. Earl O'Keefe
G. H. Simms
Wes Izzard
Lipscomb Street
Fort Worth
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs Board
Austin
R. P. Dorough
Talmage Place
James F. Walker
Smoker shows in town and travels of local families
After six months lost Smokey the white bulldog belonging to the O. D. Earnest family of Line Avenue returned home then disappeared again. The piece lists numerous local residents visiting relatives, traveling by plane or car, and notes illness recovery and a Dallas death, with many street addresses and a mix of social updates.
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Smokey
O. D. Earnest
Line Avenue
Wichita Falls
John Nichols
Bill Allen
Jack Brown
West Fifteenth Avenue
W. R. Klingensmith
Lipscomb Street
Mary
Denton
Bill
University of Oklahoma At
Norman
Ben Pumphrey
W. R. Pumphrey
Hughes Street
F. D. Lindsay
Pierce Street
Cleburne
Paul Jackson
Carolyn
Oklahoma City
Jack Bell
Western Avenue
N. A. Wimberley
West Seventh Avenue
Joe Weddington
Hale Center
Fred Wimberly
Floydada
Jimmie Ann Lewis
H. H. Cox
Washington Street
Dallas
Tool Makers To Be Trained By Thousands
The American Society of Tool Engineers announces a three point training plan to transform local schools into a large skilled workforce for defense production. It foresees 1,260,600 needed workers and outlines emergency courses, extended training, and design progression from semi skilled operators to tool and machine designers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Crandell
United Press
Detroit
U.P
United States
American Society of Tool Engineers
Ford R. Lamb
Lamb
William S. Knudsen
Buffalo
N. Y
Paterson
Newark
N. J
Britain’s wartime fortunes raise alarms and hope
The column weighs Britain’s rising wartime prestige amid Allied victories and Roosevelt aid, noting Moscow and Turkish praise while warning that British gains could invite overconfidence. It stresses that Hitler plans another major strike and warns of a risky, dangerous balance for the Allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bull
Europe
Roosevelt
Africa
Albania
John
Moscow
Britain
United States
Turkey
Friends of
America
England
Hitler
Sabotage Is Probed At Mineral Wells
A Mineral Wells report notes wartime concerns with sabotage and international tension. The piece weaves in wartime context including Churchill’s remarks and calls for swift aid to democracies, stressing urgency and potential threats three months ahead.
Sabotage probe at government army center under construction
Federal agents investigated a possible sabotage attempt at the $6,000,000 Camp Wolterton army replacement center in Palo Pinto. Camp Wolterton police chief Major Dott Smith said a resident of Waco was arrested on a liquor charge with inflammable chemicals and had sought work at the camp under an assumed name. There are 60,000 species of shellfish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Pinto
Camp Woltern
Dott Smith
Camp Wolters
Smith
Waco
Cold Prevention and Relief Remedies Ad Feature
At the first sneeze or sniffle use Va-tro-nol to curb many colds and relieve early symptoms. Apply Vicks VapoRub to throat chest and back with a warming cloth to ease congestion and promote sleep overnight. The ad claims Va-tro-nol stimulates natural defenses and VapoRub soothes irritated air passages.
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Vicks Vaporub
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J. M. Baker
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Arthur Ball
H. P. Cochran
Gordon Berry
G. B. Reed O'Nard Hemphill
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Western Lite For
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A. H. Willborn
W. W. Cox
Margaret Stone
University of Texas
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John Furbach
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C. W. Rogers
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Daugh
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H. O. Bradford
Bill Scott
E. T. Scott
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Episcopalian Conference
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Sweetwater
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New York
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