Peace Officers Training With FBI Aims To Strengthen War Readiness
FBI agents train nearly 100 Panhandle peace officers in a six day program covering wartime duties from convoy work and guarding protected areas to blackout enforcement and evacuation problems. The initiative follows FBI guidance that unites American law enforcement ahead of national defense, with 30,372 attendees from 7,000 agencies at 1,034 conferences in the year ending June 30, 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FBI
England
PBI
Panhandle
Federal Bureau of Investigation
London
Bobbie
America
Amarillo Lawyer Riley Strickland Announces Judge Candidacy
Amarillo attorney Riley Strickland declares his bid for the 47th District Court serving Armstrong Randall and Potter counties. He cites 26 years in practice with WWI service and urges voters to judge his record, promising conscientious unbiased court service.
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Riley Strickland
Amarillo
47Th District Court
Armstrong
Randall
Potter Counties
Strickland
Denton County
Tex
Longview
Long View
Sugarland Industries
Sugarland
Amarillo hearing on zoning change for West Seventh Ave property
Public hearing before the Amarillo City Commission at City Hall Council Chamber at 7 30 P M Tuesday January 20 1942 to consider rezoning 2501 2511 West Seventh Avenue Lot 1 Block 104 O T Addition from D Apartment to D Commercial. Grace Webster assistant city secretary.
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West
Seventh Avenue
City Commission
City of
Amarillo
Council Chamber
City Hall
O. T
Grace Webster
City Eyes West Sixth Avenue Widening To Start Tonight
Mayor Joe Jenkins aims to clear red tape and begin widening West Sixth Avenue this evening once final signups from property owners meet requirements. City officials say routine work and bids, plus possible parking meter discussions, loom as the commission meets at 7 30 p m with material supplies and setbacks noted as potential hurdles.
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Joe Jenkins
West Sixth Avenue
State Highway Department
Commission
Austin P. Hancock
Elfry
San Jacinto
Dollarhide Heads Fraternity Club
Paul Dollarhide of Sigma Alpha Epsilon was named president of the University Fraternity Club at a directors meeting last night. Also named were Powell Combs as vice president Al pha Tau Omega John Halley as secretary Vaughn Combs as treasurer and retiring officers Sam Davis David Dodge and Paul Mullins. A January 25 dance for members and wives was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Dollarhide
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Sam Stennis
Beta Theta Pi
E. L. Campbell
Delta Tau Delta
Vaughn Combs
Tai Kappa Epsilon
Powell Combs
Alpha Tau Omega
Claude Copeland
Delta Sigma Phi
William Q Boyce
Robert C. Dow
Phi Kappa Psi
C. Lowell Munday
Paul Rose
Phi Delta Theta
Arch Hunsley
Raymond Holbrook
Sigma Nu
John Halley
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Milton Rose
Pi Kappa Alpha
Foster Peterson
Sam W Davis
Kappa Alpha
W. A. Culwell
Chi Phi
Gordon Morrison
Delta Chi
Ben Solnick
Zeta Beta Tau
J. K. Blythe
Lambda Chi Alpha
Tom Seay
Chi
Dave Henderson
Acacia
R. C Kay
Delta Kappa Epsilon
W. B. Beasley
Phi Gamma Delta
Abe Pfefferman
Sigma Alpha Mu
Henry Rockwell
Kappa Sigma
Amarillo Rates Full Page In Salvation Army Paper
Amarillo salutes a full page in War Cry for Salvation Army Christmas activities. Rotarians American Legion Auxiliary Lions Kiwanians and others appear in the rotogravure pictures amid the Amarillo edition.
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Amarillo
Salvation Army
Markets and Kansas City Livestock Report Delivers Mixed Cattle Results
Financial markets show gains in major averages as hedging activity persists. In Kansas City, USDA figures record hogs mostly steady to lower with tops around 11.25 for 170 to 250 pounds, while cattle trading starts slow to steady with various classes priced from 9.00 to 14.50 per hundredweight and feeders steady.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Wales
Three Fliers Killed In Four Crashes
Three army fliers died and one was seriously injured in four crashes within 24 hours near Madison Mississippi and Lawton Field Columbus Georgia. Cadet James F Wood 22 of Valdosta Georgia died in the Madison crash. Second Lieutenant Lucius D Edwards 24 of Yazoo City Mississippi and Private Clarence A Puder 23 of Dover New Jersey were identified among the dead. William S Brown Jr of Jackson Mississippi was seriously injured in the Madison incident.
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Jackson
Miss
Madison
Alabama
Chattahoochee River
Lawson Field
Columbus
James F. Wood
Valdosta
William S Brown, Jr
Clifton W Cole Dies at 48 After Illness
Clifton W. Cole 48 year old World War veteran died at a local hospital this morning. The body is in state at Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home pending arrangements.
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Clifton W. Cole
Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home
Doan’s Pills Promote Kidney Health in Old Adverts
Doctors note kidneys as complex filters that purify blood and keep health. Ads warn of backaches, swelling, and fatigue from kidney or bladder issues and urge use of Doan’s Pills, claimed to have helped millions over four decades to flush waste from the blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Doan
Steinlage Transferred as New Panhandle Chaplain
Monsignor John A. Steinlage, longtime Price College chaplain, is reassigned to Panhandle with continued pastorate at St. Francis. Fr. R. M. Schindler succeeds him at Price College. Steinlage has served 12 years in roles from treasurer to rector and chaplain since 1938. The Monsignor title was conferred January 17, 1939.
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John A. Steinlage
Price College
Panhandle
R. M Schindler
St John’s Church
Berger
Steinlage
St. Francis
Will Durant to Speak at Amarillo Club Tomorrow
Philosopher Will Durant will address the Knife and Fork Club as a repeat speaker at the Amarillo Country Club tomorrow night. Durant, with wife Mrs Durant, has revived interest in philosophy and his Story of Philosophy and History of Philosophy remain best sellers. Reservations are available at Maxor Drug Store and the Amarillo Hotel news stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knife and Fork Club
Amarillo Country Club
Will Durant
Two Die in Newark 3 Alarm Fire in Brownstone Inn
In bitter cold a four story rooming house fire in Newark killed a 22 year old woman Edith Gundacker and a 60 year old man Frank Cleary and injured 13 others including five firemen. The blaze raged from cellar to roof as hoses froze and equipment iced over during the two early morning incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Edith Gundacker
Frank Cleary
Selby Speaks to PTA Groups
Director of Guidance R A Selby plans five talks on vocational guidance for city PTA groups over two weeks. He will address Alice Landergin Wil son Forest Hill and Pleasant Valley PTAs and urge training and flexibility for national defense.
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R. A. Selby
PTA
Alice Landergin
Wilson School
Forest Hill
Pleasant Valley
Selby
Mr. Selby
Rutherford Followers Plan Shrine for Judge Rutherford
Followers of Judge Joseph Franklin Rutherford, leader of Jehovah's Witnesses, announce plans to establish a shrine in the House of Prophets where he died. Burial delays followed legal questions about placing his body in a crypt at his house after his death at age 72.
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San Diego
Cal
U.P
Joseph Franklin Rutherford
Jehovah's Witness
House of Prophets
Rutherford
Junior Red Cross Work Started at School
Students in seventh to ninth grade at Central Junior High School began a 15 class hour course in Junior Red Cross work last Friday. Miss Wanda Newman and Jesse E Dearley physical education instructors conduct the courses as part of the physical education department. Other schools in the system have already started or are scheduled to begin the Red Cross instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Junior High School
Red Cross
Wanda Newman
Jesse E. Dearley
Australia Directly Shapes Pacific War Strategy
Melbourne January 13 authoritative sources report Australia will conduct direct negotiations with the United States in a radical shift from empire policy. The move aims to influence Allied grand strategy in the Pacific amid ongoing war discussions.
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Melbourne
Australia
United States
Pacific
Army Will Be Big Before Dads Drafted
Washington dispatch reports Brig. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey says fathers likely will not be drafted until the army reaches seven to eight million men. A nearby feature explains why a locomotive whistle rises in pitch as a train approaches, due to increasing vibration frequency.
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Washington
Jan
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
Embroider Linen Patterns and Crochet Edging
Readers can obtain Pattern 220 with a transfer motif set and edging directions. The kit includes a 6 3 4 by 17 3 4 inch motif and two 5 3 4 by 15 inch pieces, plus stitch illustrations and edging directions. Send ten cents and write PATTERN NUMBER NAME and ADDRESS to The Amarillo Globe Needlecraft Dept.
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Amarillo Globe
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Texas Defense Guard Seeks Second Battalion in Amarillo
By tomorrow night Amarillo may host two more Texas Defense Guard units with recruiting under way for a battalion band and authorization to organize a second company. Capt. A. Petersen notes a battalion may yet form.
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Amarillo
Texas Defense Guard
A. Petersen
Death claims Mrs. Broach in Amarillo at 64
Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Broach, longtime Amarillo resident since 1909, died at a local hospital at 11:30 in the morning. She was 64. Survived by her husband Frank S. Broach and four brothers and three sisters. Services likely Wednesday afternoon at Well Brothers Funeral Home.
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Sarah Elizabeth Broach
Amarillo
Polk Street Methodist Church
Frank S. Broach
Coca Cola
Calloway County
Broach
J. R Wrather
F. P. Wrather
Murray, Ky
Bert Wrather
Kilgore
K. D. Wrather
Tyler
A. A. Williams
Los Angeles
F. E. Ingham
Flossie Carwile
Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home
Boy Scout Leaders Meet at Canyon
The annual district meeting of Boy Scout leaders and volunteers will be held tonight at 7 at the First Methodist Church in Canyon. Guest speaker Dr. A D Foreman Jr of Amarillo will speak, with Lon D Edwards and Will J Hiatt also on the program. District officers will be named. Nominating committee members are Wes Klingschmidt Lee Johnson and Milton Morris. Arrangements are by Dr. A M Meyer Dr S H Condron and Hosea Foster.
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First Methodist
Canyon
A. D. Foreman, Jr
First Baptist Church
Amarilo
Lon D. Edwards
Llano Estacado
A. M. Meyer
VapoRub Improves Relief Method Advised
A vintage style ad promotes massaging VapoRub on the back and throat for three minutes before applying a thick layer on the chest and covering with a warmed cloth. It urges readers to try the improved VICKS VAPORUB method.
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Vicks VapoRub
Pattern advertisement for children sizes and pattern book
By Anne Adams patterns offered in children's sizes 2 4 6 8 and 10. Size 6 dress with collar uses 138 yards 35 inch fabric, two yard contrast, collarless dress uses 17% yards 35 inch. Send fifteen cents for this pattern to Pattern Department Amarillo Globe 243 West 17th St New York NY. Send ten cents extra for Spring Pattern Book.
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Anne Adams
Amarillo Globe
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Students Reclassify for Spring Semester at AHS
Amarillo High School distributes hundreds of pink reclassification blanks in homeroom for the spring term. The tentative schedule will be written and no major curriculum changes are planned. Final exams run Wednesday to Thursday, January 21–22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo High School
R. B. Norman
Legion Plans War Industry Labor Discussion Tonight
Legionnaires of Amarillo will meet tonight to direct labor to war industries as a key topic. Commander Bill Gilstrap of Hanson Post led a noon executive committee meeting to discuss the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Legionnaires of
Amarillo
Bill Gilstrap
Hanson Post
Executive Committee
Mother of Dr. A. Peters To Make Residence Here
Mrs. Sarah Peters mother of Dr. A. Peters chiropractor and his sister Miss Ida Peters have arrived in Amarillo to make their home here. Their home is at 1223 Taylor Street.
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Dr. A. Peters
Sarah Peters
A. Peters
Chiropractor
Ida Peters
Amarillo
Taylor, Street
T. D. G. Classes Meet Tonight
Drills and classes for officers and enlisted men of the 11th Squadron of the Texas Defense Guard Air Corps are set for 7 o'clock at the Coca-Cola plant on Lincoln Street. Amarillo flight personnel urged to bring two birth certificates, undergo physicals, and have photos for ID. Candidates for membership should report to Lt. Phil Scarborough tonight.
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11Th Squadron
Texas Defense Guard Air Corps
Coca-Cola
Lincoln Stret
Amarillo
Phil Scarborough
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