Balloting Tomorrow for Chamber Directorate Seats
Balloting to select 13 directors from 25 nominees begins at 9 a.m. Tuesday in the Chamber of Commerce conference room and runs to 5 p.m. with judges presiding. Names include Gene Smith, Kruser Supply, Amarillo National Bank, Western Stock Yards, Montgomery Ward manager Page Stalcup, and others from local firms and companies. Directors will meet Friday noon to elect officers.
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Chamber of Commerce
H. O. Starks
Art Jordan
W. H. Gattis
Herman Meyen
C. P. Hutchings
Gene Smith
Morrow-Thomas Hardware Co
David Kruser
Kruser Supply Company
West Izzard
News-Globe
Bill Gilstrap
Southwestern Public Service Company
Charlie Young
the Borden Co
A. F. Madison
Plains Creamery
Don Schomburg
Braniff Airways
Charles S. Ware
Amarillo National Bank
Bill Gibson
Don
Rhea Owens
Owens Furniture Co
Sim Coker
McKesson & Robbins
Dick Roberts
Roberts Paper Company
Dock Coffey
Dock Coffey Pontiac
Herbert Dodson
Dodson Chemical Co
Churchill Leads Tory Forces Into Battle
In a Nostalgic look at Britain's next month general election Churchill returns from Madeira to lead the Conservative fight. The piece casts Churchill as a heroic elder statesman clashing with Socialism and argues the empire era cannot be restored amid industrial and economic changes. It notes the downsides of nationalization and the impracticality of turning back the clock.
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Dewitt MacKenzie P
England
Britain
Winston Churchill
Madeira
Churchill
MacDonald
Winston
India
My Day Regrets GI Reviews During War
Eleanor Roosevelt recounts travel from Bloomington to Indianapolis to Toledo listening to papers and a book, recalls a dining car steward, and notes questions from high school students at a press conference. She discusses U.S. aid to China, Chiang Kai-shek, General Marshall, and Asia’s economic questions influencing policy without clear foresight.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
United Features
Bloomington
Ind
Toledo
Indianapolis
Buffalo
New York City
Miss Thompson
Blackstone
Chicago
Australia
Taft
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Marshall
Asia
GI Insurance Refunds Mailed
The first trickle of a 2.8 billion dollar World War II veterans insurance refund begins today. The Veterans Administration and Treasury aim for one million checks weekly, completing payments to 16 million eligible veterans by June. Initial checks go to post offices nationwide, ranging from 90 cents to 528 dollars, averaging about 125 dollars. The refunds cover excess premiums from National Service Life Insurance.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
Treasury Department
National Service Life
British Voter Urged to Choose Party by Proper Methods
Experts say she can be if the proper methods are followed and the task for British voters is to decide which party has the proper methods.
Mrs Gholson Praises Baker's Hair Tonic For Dandruff Relief
Wichita Falls Texas resident Mrs M L Gholson of 1321 N 6th St testifies Baker's Hair Tonic ends her long standing dandruff and itchiness and lauds Baker's Lathernist Shampoo for clean scalp and shiny hair. The ad promises refunds if not satisfied.
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Wichita Falls
Texas
M. L. Gholson
N. 6Th St
Baker's
Mikers
Ady
Nationalists Bomb Red Invasion Craft
Official dispatches from Taipei report more than 100 Nationalist Chinese planes and a few warships attacking Communist invasion craft off the Luichow peninsula and near Hainan Island. The strikes aimed to cripple the Reds before any attack on the main island, a key former Japanese southward base. Heavy damage was claimed.
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Taipei
Formosa
Luichow
Hainan
China South
Big
Japan
Pacific
Discrimination claims shift payment by veteran serial end digits
The ruling orders payments to veterans by the last three digits of their serial numbers to prevent discrimination claims. Those with serials ending in 000 receive first, while the 999 group collects last, reflecting a staged payout sequence.
Clear Zululand Air Lets Objects Be Seen Seven Miles
In Zululand the atmosphere is so clear that objects can be seen by starlight for seven miles enhancing night visibility and signaling unusually bright sky conditions for observers.
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Zululand
Job Comes to Him in Portage Pa Train Wreck Free
Christopher McCarthy a railroad worker found eight westbound Pennsylvania freight cars derailed nearby his Portage Pennsylvania home. One car smashed into his backyard stopping 30 feet from the house with no injuries. He joined the wrecking crew to help clear the mess.
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Portage
Christopher McCarthy
Pennsylvania Railroad
McCarthy
Pennsylvania Rallr
Civil Service Exams Announced for Texas Agencies
Civil service examinations have been announced to fill chemist positions with salaries from 4 600 to 6 400 and statistician roles paying 3 825 to 10 000 annually. Jobs with federal agencies in Texas. applications and details from H M Timmons, civil service secretary, Room 21, post office building.
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Texas
H. M. Timmons
Civil Service
Virginia Senator Closer to Other State Capitals Than Richmond
Virginia State Sen. Lloyd M. Robinette of Jonesville says his home lies nearer to the capitals of eight states than to Richmond. The claim, offered for a quiz context, notes distances to state capitals including those of Tennessee and others in the region.
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Richmond
Virginia
Lloyd M. Robinette
Jonesville
Tennes
Regional comparison notes improve clue gathering
The text compares several states including Kentucky Ohio Indiana North Carolina South Carolina Georgia and West Virginia with Richmond as a reference point. It hints at geographic or competitive context but lacks full sentences or clear event. Further readable details are needed to form a complete news item with identifiable entities and concrete facts.
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Kentucky
Ohio
Indiana
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
West Virginia
Richmond
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H. C. Starks
Art
Jordan
Ramsay MacDonald
Carlsbad Potash Companies
International Minerals & Chemical Corporation, Potash Company of America
United States Potash Company
International Union of Mine, Mill & Smelter Workers
C.I.O
Carlsbad Potash
Carlsbad, New Mexico
Mr. Howard Goddard
William Gately
Carlsbad
Carlsbad Current Argus
Eddy County News
Orville Larson
C. D. Smotherman
United States
Job
Roswell
Grant
L.N. Pittman
Optometrist
John
Furbach
417 Polk
Hamilton and Longines Watch Agency
USA
Tome
Actorine Saingsen
Foxworth-Galbraity
John Armstrong
Lumber Company
Amarillo
Carpenters
Amarillo Yard
Grady Stubbs
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