Beehives and Beefs on the Panhandle Bee Project
In Amarillo and the Texas Panhandle a columnist recalls views on Sandies legends and Bee culture. Blair Cherry praises Bob Clesson while Stanley Mauldin is hailed as a top football star. a Colorado soldier wavers on bees. a Santa Fe fast train to Amarillo is eyed. youth movements clash with older leadership as plans push for bond issues and bee outreach.
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Sandie
Blair
Bob Clesson
Cherry
Clesson
Sandies
Amarillo
Stanley Mauldin
Howard Lynch
Stanley
United States
Texas University
Bible
Army
Santa Fe
The
Panhandle
Local Woman Anna Phillips Dies In Amarillo Hospital
Mrs. Anna Phillips 83, widow of pioneer Amarillo businessman M. L. Phillips, died in a city hospital at 5 25 this morning. She had lived in Amarillo 33 years and resided with daughter Mrs. Edith Capers at 2001 Fillmore. Surviving are two grandchildren Milton Capers Fort Worth and Mrs. Elizabeth Harrison Alameda Cal a great grandson Clint Capers Fort Worth and three sisters. She belonged to the First Christian Church. Final rites at Blackburn Shaw Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Phillips
M. L. Phillips
Amarillo
Phillips
Edith Capers
Fillmore
Milton Capers
Fort Worth
Elizabeth Harrison
Alameda
Cal
Clint Capers
First Christian Church
Blackburn-Shaw Chapel
Bank Employees Promoted at Amarillo National Bank
R L Moore and W W Elledge, long time Amarillo National Bank staff, have received promotions. Moore becomes assistant vice president and Elledge named assistant cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Moore
W. W. Elledge
Amarillo National Bank
Mr. Moore
Mr. Elledge
Needle Art Club Honors Member Mrs Watson Tadlock
The Needle Art Club honored member Mrs Watson Tadlock for her birthday at a Tuesday afternoon gathering hosted by Mrs 8 M Phipps at 4223 West Fifteenth. Guests enjoyed a social hour and a crystal gift from birthday pal Mrs Homer Tuttle, with a Valentine motif, games, favors, and refreshments. Attendees included Mesdames Leslie Stephens Jack Pittman Willis Thornton FE Hawkins John Barbee Homer Tuttle and the hostess. The club plans Feb 5 hosting at Mrs John Barbee 3406 Tyler at 2 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson Tadlock
Needle Art Club
John Barbee
Tyler
Raymond Whittington Named Ceremonial Director for Khiva Temple
Raymond Whittington has been chosen by the Uniformed Bodies and the Potentate of Khiva Temple to serve as ceremonial director for 1946. He is the son of a charter member, the late J. O. Whittington, and succeeds Perry Powell who was recently elected oriental guide. Whittington will be assisted by an assistant ceremonial director from each uniformed body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Whittington
Khiva Temple
Whittington
Temple
J. O. Whittington
Perry Powell
Oriental Guide
Streicher Suffers Heart Attack in Nuremberg
Julius Streicher, a key defendant in the Nazi war crimes trial, suffered a heart attack today and was ordered to bed for emergency treatment. Allied prison authorities said he was stricken at 1 50 P M and showed symptoms of a paroxysmal tachycardia lasting about 15 minutes.
Gas Stove Fire At House Of Wonders
A gas stove triggered a fire at the House of Wonders 1719 West Sixth yesterday afternoon. Firemen arrived at 2 19 p m and extinguished the blaze before heavy damage occurred.
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House of Wonders
West Sixth
Hope for Expansion of Veterans Hospital in Amarillo
George Broome, chairman of the Chamber of Commerce Veterans Affairs Committee, said Congress is considering a $425,000 set of new construction for Amarillo Veterans Hospital. The plan, sent to the House, omits bed increases but aims to double current capacity from 156 to about 456 beds and adds a recreational building, library, theater, therapy space, living quarters, laundry, chapel, landscaping, road work, and an incinerator.
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Amarillo Veterans Hospital
George Broome
Chamber of Commerce Veterans Affairs Committee
House
Broome
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Amarillo
Bureau
Virgil P Patterson
First National Bank
Charles T. Ware
Amarillo National Bank
J. Howard Paul
American National Bank
Wes Izzard
The
Globe News
Walter Blackburn
Amarillo Credit Association
H. O. Starks
Morrison
Bertha McLelland
Thelma Buckley
Jo Johnson
Irene Stuckey
Susie Cone
Ella Ww. Evens
Rose Mathis
Flma Bennett
C. L White
J. L. Sparks
Roy Gammece
Dolly Castleberry
San Jacinto
Amarillo club hears warning on swindlers
National Better Business Bureau estimates swindlers will extract seven million dollars from Amarillo over two years. Gordon Morrison warns public to verify investments as veterans become prime targets. Public education program uses placards radio and circulars to alert residents through local leaders and national advisers.
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Amarillo
National Better Business Bureau
Gordon Morrison
Amarillo Credit Association
Business and Professional Womens Club
Morrison
B & PW Club
Fetter Business Bureau
Streamlined Candy May Ease Sugar Shortage
Washington reports new California developed centers for chocolate creams promise to cut sugar use by half. The U S Department of Agriculture notes the citrus peel based mixture imitates cream centers in taste texture and appearance, aiding both manufacturers and calorie conscious consumers.
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Washington
California
U. S. Department of Agriculture
War Bond Burglary Leaves Lost Stolen Bonds Recovered
Thieves looted Morrison Supply Co in Amarillo, taking 85750 in war bonds and stock certificates worth 60000 to 70000. About 2200 in bonds recovered by noon. Bonds are cancelled for replacement. serial numbers on file. Burglars entered through a rear window. safe unlocked. Cash of about 3 dollars taken. Bonds dropped at First and Taylor and numerous found on Taylor Street.
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Amarillo
Morrison Supply Company
North Polk
W. L. Armstrong
Mary Armstrong
Jack Armstrong
Taylor
Want Ads Highlight Home and Housekeeper Listings
Past present or future its easy to locate a home or a housekeeper with News Globe Want Ads. Call 6242 for details and placements.
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News-Globe
Reelection Bid Entered for Potter County Judge Cazzell
J D Cazzell announces his candidacy for reelection as justice of the peace in Precinct No 1 Place No 1 Potter County Amarillo is his base. He notes long service in Amarillo civic work and Democratic party activity and thanks voters for their support. He pledges to merit continued confidence with his best efforts.
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J.D. Cazzell
Justice of the Peace
Potter County
Amarillo
Cazzell
Democratic Party
Used Telephone Taken From Double Dip Ice Cream
Raymond Giersch manager of the Double Dip says a telephone was taken from the shop at 1223 Park. The receiver dial system and all were removed. The phone went missing yesterday, believed taken late Monday night. Sam Stinson owner plans to install a pay telephone as replacement.
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Park
Raymond Giersch
Sam Stinson
Constructing Priority Houses in Amarillo
Work on what is believed to be the first two houses in Amarillo under Priority Bill No. 33 proceeds at 4242 and 4244 West Eleventh in Roberts Place. Gene Klein and Hugo Loewenstern are building with contractors Frank Wedding and Bob Cochran. The rule requires 50 percent of building materials be set aside for veterans housing or sale to veterans. Klein and Loewenstern aim for at least 50 houses this year, contingent on material production.
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Amarillo
Roberts Place
Gene Klein
Hugo Loewenstern
Frank Wedding
Bob Cochran
Veterans of the Seabees
Klein
Loewenstern
Morrison Named New Orleans Mayor in Upset Victory
Delesseps Story Morrison a 34 year old WWII colonel and Louisiana scion took over as mayor of New Orleans, defeating Robert S Maestri in unofficial returns. Morrison secured 67,842 votes to Maestri's 63,340 ending Huey Long era control without a runoff.
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New Orleans
U.P
Delesseps Story Morrison
Louisiana
Robert S. Maestri
Huey Long
Morrison
Maestri
Rails Strike Continues as Workers Idle Across Plants
Officials of the AFL union involved in an eight day strike announced they would return to work, though scan workers remain idle in several facilities as the stoppage enters its second week.
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AFL
CIO and steel strike impact across industries deepens
Leaders of the CIO packinghouse workers weigh wage demands before government operation. CIO President Murray campaigns to amend tax laws to target U S Steel. The strike halts in excess of 10,000 office workers, 6,100 miners, and 6,000 transport workers, with Akron rubber plants cutting tire bead wire production.
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CIO
Lyle Cooper
Philip Murray
U. S. Steel
Benjamin F. Fairless
Allied Industries
Alabama
Pennsylvania
Akron
World
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Blair Cherry
Amarillo Field
Colorado
Texas
Jim Boughan
Big Bull Ranch
Jim
Hemphill County
High Plains
Chicago
St. Louis
Charley McAfee
Shebang
Wichita Falls
Waco
Houston
Corpus Christi
Dallas
Albuquerque
Lubbock
Julius Streicher
People’s Finance and Thrift Co., Inc
Fisk
Veterans Hospital
Hunsley’s
House OF Color
Glen L. Casey
Ise Lall
Beery
Polk
I EasTory
Amarillo Hotel
C. S. Pryor
J. W. Cazzell
Country Club Cleaners
Amarillo Optical Company
Pampa Borger Lubbock
Pierce
Vaughn Plumbing Company
Rye
Zale
Miner
Pampa
Borger
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