Orange Tex Tragedy End With Double Shooting
In Orange on main street a car collision preceded a fatal attack as Charlies Jewell 37 former husband shot and slashed Laurine Wagner 29 after following her for hours. Wagner died on the curb. Jewell was wounded and hospitalized charged with murder. Mrs Mildred Cummings, Wagner’s sister, identified the suspect and mocked him as he spoke from his hospital bed.
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Eighteen Drown As May E. O Hara Sinks Near Boston Harbor
Eighteen men drowned when the Boston schooner May E. O Hara split open after a collision while nearing Boston harbor. Five survivors were rescued, frozen and soaked, clinging to the rigging for three hours from 3 AM to 6 AM. The crew said the ship sank so fast there was no time to launch a dory. The North Star crew heard faint cries as they passed Finns Ledge about twelve miles from the city.
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O'Hara
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Scout Express Cars Revamp Sleepers With Modern Pullmans
The Scout introduces swift limited service featuring roomy remodeled Standard Pullmans. New coaches arrive in stainless steel, stylish and equipped with modern conveniences for passenger comfort.
Sergeant Bell Promoted at Amarillo Marine Recruiting Office
Sgt. Frank M. Bell, Amarillo recruiting officer for the United States Marine Corps, was promoted to platoon sergeant, the third grade for marine sergeants. He has led the Amarillo Recruiting Office since its establishment, aided in recent months by Sgt. Sam Houston Bailey, and formerly came from the Oklahoma City District Recruiting Office, under which Amarillo operates.
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Oklahoma City
Hiatt Speaks To Students At Americanism Program
Will J. Hiatt council executive of the Llano Estacado Council of Boy Scouts delivered the principal address at a San born School student assembly Americanism program. The program featured group singing, girls chorus readings, and student readings, and was broadcast by KFDA.
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Retired Amarillo merchant praises Hoyt's Compound
A 75 year old Amarillo furniture dealer, David Young, recounts relief from kidney pains, indigestion, and sleeplessness after using Hoyt's Compound. He praises the remedy's effects and notes purchasing six bottles for five dollars, with availability at Cresney Drug Co. Amarillo, Borger and Pampa locations.
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All Around Social Notes and Arrivals at Amarillo Homes
Town social column lists guests at the Bryan home and arrivals in Amarillo. Includes visits from Clarence Smith of Colorado Springs, W N Wilson of Bowie, Ora Hill of Midland, and numerous new residents moving to local streets such as West Sixth Avenue and Palo Duro Street. Also notes hospital recoveries, newborns at St Anthony's, and local birthdays.
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West Eighteenth Avenue
Clarence Smith
Colorado Springs
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Bowie
Zephyr
A. L. Wilson
West Sixth Avenue
Ora Hill
Midland
J. M. Farr
Palo Duro Street
P. L. Bottoms
North East
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W. Evans
Western Electric Company
Virginia Street
Scott White
Temple
Bryan E. Finch
West Fifteenth Avenue
J. T. Howard
Monroe Street
A. C. Cooper
van Buren Street
St. Anthony's Hospital
M. W. Fuller
Pleasant Valley
H. W. Forrester
Borger
AATT
Dallas
W. H. Speer
Jackson Street
Speer
The
Telephone Company
C. O. French
Davidson
Southwestern Life Insurance Company
A. D. Foreman
Baptist Parsonage
Polk Street
Foreman
First Baptist Church
Crosbyton
A. N. Roberson
North
Florida Street
Roberson
Panhandie Gear and Parts Company
Health Problems To Be Discussed At Welfare Meeting
Health problems will be discussed at the Council of Social Welfare meeting tomorrow morning in the county courtroom starting at 11 o'clock. Local health problem researchers will lead the discussions.
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Democracy and the risk of partisanship in hearings
Dorothy Thompson argues that protecting democracy requires loyalty to its aims, not mere form. She criticizes partisan hearings for lend-lease and urges careful, discreet testimony from qualified experts to illuminate policy without inflaming foreign powers.
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Winant May Be Envoy to Britain in Roosevelt Plan
Washington January 21 John Gilbert Winant liberal Republican and former New Hampshire governor is reportedly Roosevelt's choice for ambassador to Great Britain. The White House has not confirmed. Winant, in town for the inauguration, said he had seen stories but would not comment. Roosevelt plans to nominate a Kennedy successor for the British post the Senate will consider soon.
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W.P
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New Hampshire
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Britain
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New Hamp
Bold call for action to avert crisis by the committee
The speaker argues that society faces an unprecedented crisis requiring boldness vigor wisdom and maximum factual knowledge from every committee member to preserve the structure and general welfare.
Methodist Church uses bank nights to solve finances
In South Pasadena California the Methodist Church adopts movie house style bank nights to raise money. Attendees give pennies rather than receive, a plan aimed at addressing ongoing financial strains.
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Calif
UPI
The
Methodist Church
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