Mrs. Randall F uneral Set in Amarillo Chapter
Funeral plans for Mrs. Clara K Randall widow of Dr C F Randall one of Amarillo's early physicians are set for 3 pm tomorrow at Blackburn Shaw Memorial chapel. She died at 80 after weeks of illness in St Anthony's Hospital. Surviving relatives include three sisters and nieces. Dr Randall helped develop Amarillo since 1893 and Mrs Randall was active in genealogy and local groups. Local relatives in New York expected to arrive for definite arrangements.
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Clara K. Randall
C. F. Randall
Blackburn Shaw Memorial Chapel
New York
Randall
St. Anthony's Hospital
The
Panhandle
Kansas City
Kaw
DAR
Colonial Dames
Pierian Club
First Presbyterian Church
Needle Club
Medical Association Auxiliary
Amarillo
Ast
Taylor
McCartt
Super Market
West Eleventh
Mary Goodell
Vera Randall
Shoreville
Alms Robbins
Camediaqua
Freedom Train Tour Brings Historic Documents Westward
The Freedom Train will travel from the West Coast through Arkansas and Texas, stopping in Amarillo May 16 for a full day of public viewing from 10 am to 10 pm. The train showcases originals of the Constitution, the Declaration, the Gettysburg Address, under Marines guard, promoted by the National Heritage Foundation. Funding comes from subscriptions with Austin seeking about $3,000 for viewing rights, and local businessmen forming a fund drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Coast
Arkansas
South Texas
Worley
Amarillo
Panhandle
West Texas
United States
National Heritage Foundation of
Washington
Tom C. Clark
Texas
Truman
Austin
Martin Snyder
Heritage Foundation
Snyder
Tom Miller
Austin American Statesman
Miller
Exton
Understanding Rh Factor Inheritance In Blood Types
A fragment explains Rh factor as a dominant trait attached to red blood cells. About 85 percent are Rh positive and inherit the factor. Rh negative individuals lack it. The text notes inheritance patterns for offspring.
Understanding Rh Blood Type and Erythroblastosis in Newborns
Medical report explains Rh positive blood can trigger immunization in Rh negative individuals. It outlines how maternal antibodies form during pregnancy, harming the fetus and causing Erythroblastosis. Doctors at Children’s Hospital Boston discuss substitution transfusion as a life saving treatment and caution against parental worry.
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Children’s Hospital
Boston
Symphonic Chorus To Meet Tonight at 7:30
Amarillo's Symphonic Chorus meets tonight at 7 30 in the Senior High band room under director Mrs Julia Dean Evans. New members will be welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Julia Dean Evans
Federal aid bill eyed for Texas schools to start
The Senate calendar carries a federal aid bill for elementary and secondary schools. If enacted, payments to states would support school use of local funds with distribution by state legislatures. Texas could receive about 18 million dollars, about 18 percent of current state and local education spending. Amarillo would gain over 130 thousand dollars given enrollment exceeding 11 thousand.
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Senate
Rogers
House
Texas
Amarillo
Oklahoma Court rules on Fisher law training rights
The US Supreme Court decision affirmed a student’s entitlement to law training in Oklahoma on par with other racial groups. Oklahoma's only law school is at OU, and the state Supreme Court read the ruling as requiring regents to provide Mrs. Fisher with law training without breaching state segregation laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
US Supreme Court
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Supreme Court
Fisher
Texas Snowstorm Worsens Across Regions
Frigid conditions spread through Texas with freezing rain and sleet in Waco and Austin areas. Amarillo Lubbock Big Spring and Midland report light snow while Pampa records 19 degrees the coldest spot. Brownsville and the Rio Grande Valley remain milder but face a daytime drop as temperatures stay near freezing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas
Amarillo
Lubbock
Big Spring
Midland
Waco-Austin
South Texas
Pampa
Brownsville
Rio Grande Valley
Red Cross Campaign Plans Reorganization for Amarillo
Chairman Davies outlined a 28 division canvassing plan for Amarillo for the 1948 Red Cross drive. Volunteers will canvass geographically, not by category, to focus on local needs. He urged generous community support as the slogan Its Red Cross Time will soon be heard and seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davies
Amarillo
Red Cross
Eddy Resigns From City Fire Department
J. E. Eddy, a fireman reinstated after discharge several weeks ago, has resigned from the Erie fire department. The resignation docket passed this morning through the city personnel office with no reason given on the docket. Eddy had been discharged by Fire Chief George Cooper and won a hearing before the personnel board, resulting in reinstatement after two weeks off work without pay. The piece also notes Erie ex servicemen demanding job preference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Eddy
Fire Department
Eddy
George Cooper
Livestock and Market Results From Kansas City and Chicago
Market summaries from Kansas City and Chicago report mixed livestock activity. Hogs uneven but near Friday’s highs, cattle and calves varied with mid to upper weight ranges steady to higher, while sheep and lambs showed slower trading and softness on lighter lots. Financial notes show a liquidating fund offering at $2.93.
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Kansas City
UBDA
Chicago
USDA
Cancel Plans For Poll Tax Sub Stations
Amarillo Junior Chamber of Commerce president C. T. Davis says no poll tax stations will be erected in San Jacinto North Amarillo and Washington areas due to equipment shortages. A single station will operate at Carpenter's Hall 21214 West Seventh. Residents are urged to bring last year’s poll tax receipts for data.
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C. T. Davis
Amarillo
Carpenter's Hall
West Seventh
Wisconsin couple found starved with hidden $27200 in clothing
Walworth Wisconsin January report says aged Mr and Mrs Wareham found starving and freezing in a squalid cottage. Doctors fought to save them as $27000 in cash was sewn into clothing linings and hidden around the house along with bank slips. Authorities described the scene as unbelievable filth and noted lack of heating. The couple previously wintered in Florida and had real estate ties in several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walworth
Wis
U.P
Albert Wareham
Warehams
Florida
Ellery McCullough
McCullough
Wareham
Freeport
New York
California
Oklahoma
Missouri
Walworth County
Engineer Proposes Split for Bush Fair Site Plan
Potter County engineers Frank Harrison and L B Herring propose splitting the Tri-State Fair Park Quarter Horse Building into two while adding an alley to access a new carnival midway north of the building. The former grounds would become parking. No action on the pool. City water plans near Amarillo advance as Bush Estate conflicts continue. Marvin Nichols audits the 2 million dollar project with Tim O'Brien proposing an alternate site 11 1 4 miles southwest of town. Bushland to Canyon Highway area faces ROW disputes over an inflow line. Contractors begin laying the line early next month as city manager Moss presses for timely development. Attendees at the 8:30 a m meeting included Moss, O'Brien, Lyons, Nichols, Stephenson, Curtis, Manning.
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Tri-State Fair Park
Potter County
Frank Harrison
Quarter Horse
Amarillo
Bush
Marvin Nichols
Fort Worth
Nichols
Tim O’brien
Bob Lyons
Mr. O'Brien
Hollywood Service Station
N. V. Moss
Moss
O'Brien
Lyons
Ira Stephenson
Bud Curtis
Ben Manning
Seabon Silas Lomax Riles in Plainview
Funeral services for Seabon Silax Lomax, father of Terry Lomax, Amarillo restaurant operator, will be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in Plainview. Lomax, 76, died yesterday after a heart attack. He lived in Amarillo ten years, previously Plainview grain tradesman, survived by sons Terry Lomax, Jack Lomax, and Dee Lomax, daughter Nell Farris, and granddaughter Mrs. Cleo Persefield. Burial in Plainview Cemetery under Boxwell Brothers direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seabon Silax
Terry
Jack Lomax
Amarillo
Dee
Blackburn Named Potter County Democratic Secretary
Ted Blackburn former county clerk of Potter County is the new secretary of the Potter County Democratic Executive Committee. Ned Finch county chairman named him to succeed the late Harwood Beville. Only two candidates have filed so far E L Pitts and James G Lumpkins justices of the Seventh Court of Civil Appeals. Filing deadline is June 19.
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Ted Blackburn
Potter County
Democratic Executive Committee
Ned Finch
Harwood Beville
Finch
E. L. Pitts
James G. Lumpkins
Seventh Court of Civil Appeals
Amarillo Taximeter Meeting Scheduled for Tuesday
Amarillo taxi operators, city transportation director Lefty Fowler, and Ohmer Corporation representative B C Palmer prepare orders for new meters to be installed in local cabs. Palmer is due to arrive tonight for a noon meeting at Longchamp Cafe. A separate note mentions a 150000 ton old-stock sugar find in East Java.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Lefty Fowler
B.C Palmer
Ohmer Corporation
Dayton
Ohio
Longchamp Cafe
North East Eighth
AYDS weight loss claim advertised in Amarillo area
Clinical tests supervised by doctors reported average 14 to 15 pounds lost in weeks with some users shedding up to 20 pounds in 30 days and others up to 100 pounds over longer periods. The ad offers a $2.89 refund if no weight loss and lists Leading Drug Counters in Amarillo and several New Mexico towns.
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Amarillo
Clovis
Clayton
Portales
Tucumcari
Poll Tax Payments Rise sharply in 1947 Pace
Frank Hoyt the tax collector reported poll tax sales now exceed 7,500 with a strong early pace for 1947. Last year by Jan 20 the total was 3,055 and the yearly grand total reached about 13,000 with around 1,000 exemptions issued.
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Frank Hoyt
Variety Carnival Plays at Veterans Hospital Wednesday
The Variety Carnival stage show will visit the Veterans Hospital here on Wednesday February 4. Produced by Veterans Hospital Camp Shows Inc the revue replaces the Hospital Circuit of the USC Camp Shows. The program offers live vaudeville acts as entertainment for the patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Hospital
Veterans Hospital Camp Shows, Inc
USC
Improved rupture treatment offers 30 day trial
In Kansas City Missouri a new nonobtrusive rupture device promises easy wear without belts or springs and a pleasant, comfortable fit. Thousands have benefited over the past year. Readers are offered a $3.50 special truss as a gift for reporting results, with free descriptive circular from Physician's Appliance Company.
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Kansas City
Physician's Appliance Company
Koch Bidg
Main
Missouri
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MR. Tack Presents
Gloria Eulalah Garner
Tom Garner
Alfred Ray
Flovdada
T. J. Garner
Nearo
City Fire Department
Erie
Fenner & Beane
Teesees
Merril! Lynch, Pierce
Merril! Lynch
Pierce, Fenner & Beane
Kansas City Livestock
Chicago Livestock
Financial Industrial Fund
Our & Co
Idwin Locomotive
Indix Aviation Te
Eeaw-Knox Steel
Rden Foods
Braniff Airways
Riggs Mfa
Burroughs
Chrysler Corporation
Continental Motors
Intinental Oil Co
Curtiss Wright
General Electric
Seber
General Motors
Gillette
Packard Motors
Pan American Airways
Paramount Pictures
Pennsylvania Raj
Phelps- Ae
Phillips Petroleum
Studebaker Motors
Texas Corporation
Texas Gulf Sylph
Fees
Tidewater Oil Ser
Union Carbide Etwas
Hee
United Aircraft
US Rubber Fetewees
Steelee
Warner Brothers Eeeene
Western Union Te
Chicago Board of Trade
Seabon
Silas Lomax Riles
Plainview
Blackburn
East Java
Deason
Dial
Suede Coats
Polk St
CL. News
Blackburn Shaur Funeral Directors
Prince
Téth
Harrison
Georgia
Tyler
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