Frosty Dawson Driving North American Record Lows
Dawson Yukon registered a brutal 55 degrees below zero as historians note the harsh winter conditions. The National Geographic Society reports Shawneetown Illinois, once its oldest city, relied on salt wells for early economic income.
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Dawson
Winnipeg
Man
Yukon
National Geographic Society
Shawneetown
Illinois
Courthouse Records and Legal Notices From City Ledger
Warranty deeds list transfers in multiple subdivisions from Whittenburg Cline to Mc Daniel and others, with many lots and blocks across Dallas area names. Also shows marriages licenses for Leroy Collins and Joan Willis and court actions in domestic relations including six divorces.
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Leroy Dale Collins
Joan Wannette Willis
Patricia Johnson
Billy Lee Johnson
Leeda Farris
James Farris
Noel A. Greer
Lucille Florence Greer
Stella E. West
Charles E. West
Lloyd Bryan Dudley
Frances Emogene Dudley
Amarillo trio certified as public accountants
Robert F. Brown Thomas R. Wright and Arthur Glover all of Amarillo have been notified that they are Certified Public Accountants. They took the examination last November. Biographical details note Brown’s Clover Drive address Hutchinson Kansas 1935 military service Wright’s Parker Avenue Amarillo since 1923 Navy service 22 years and BA MA from Southeastern University Glover Oregon origin but Texas resident since 1930 with UT law degree and Harvard graduate work The Texas State Board of Public Accountancy administers CPA exams prepared by the American Institute of Accountancy in New York a two and a half day written quiz graded in New York.
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Robert F. Brown
Thomas R. Wright
Arthur Glover
Amarillo
Brown
Mr. Wright
Russell, Curtis and Graham
Mr. Glover
Russell, Kinney and Glover
Clover Drive
Hutchinson
Kan
Philippines
Wright
Parker
Springfield
Navy
Allen G. Kirk
Russia
Southeastern University
Washington, DC
Glover
Broadmoor
Oregon
Texas
San Antonio
Air Force
University of Texas
Harvard Law School
Texas State Board of Public Accountancy
American Institute of Accountancy
New York
New Radio Shield Cuts Engine Noise to Radios
A new radio shielded unit prevents interference from starter equipment on aircraft and automotive combustion engines. It blocks magneto noise from reaching radio apparatus powered by the same supply, improving radio performance.
Artificial Hands Carry Fingerprints On File
In Los Angeles on January 24 experts described new plastic hands that resemble real ones so closely their fingerprints are filed with the FBI. The gloves molded from live models carry their prints to prevent confusion, and specialists say differences can be detected.
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Los Angeles
FBI
Hycar PA synthetic rubber withstands heat and oil
A polyacrylic and hydrocarbon synthetic rubber named Hycar PA resists dry heat up to 400 degrees Fahrenheit and remains resistant to oil gasoline and sunlight deterioration, marking an advance for industrial use.
Repatriation Nears Completion for Grecian Guerrilla Refugees
The Grecian Government reports practical completion of repatriation and resettlement of refugees displaced by guerrilla activity. The process has largely concluded with most refugees returning to their homes and communities.
Bevin Faces Pneumonia Amid Health Struggles
London January reports that Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin, aged nearly 70, has pneumonia after a bout with influenza and a severe cold. A spokesman said a patch of pneumonia was found on one lung and Bevin is under treatment at his London home. The condition of his illness was not described as critical.
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London
Foreign Office
Ernest Bevin
Bevin
Navy Commander Joy Honored In Korea For Merit Rank
President Syngman Rhee conferred the order of military merit with gold star on Vice Admiral Charles T. Joy, commander of U S Naval forces in the Far East, in Pusan Korea on January 24. This ceremony highlighted U S allied leadership in the region.
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Pusan
Korea
Syngman Rhee
Adm
Charles T. Joy
Far East
Venezuela Enacts Retirement Law for Longshoremen
Venezuela approves a new law granting retirement eligibility after twenty years of service for longshoremen. The measure aims to provide financial security and pensions for dock workers amid ongoing labor reforms nationwide.
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Venezuela
Farmer's Breaks Are Mostly Bad
MARLAN January 24 A 31 year old farmer is in the hospital here recuperating from seven broken bones Doctors report O L May 31 of Arp not in serious condition despite fractures five new and two old His left arm was broken in three places and his right arm in two in an automobile accident yesterday Two toes broken earlier when a pipe fell on his foot Also note the largest television tube measured 20 inches in diameter and the smallest three inches
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Marlan
O. L. May
Spring Pattern Ad With Anne Adams Spring Book
Spring Twosome dresses and jacket styled by Anne Adams offered to Amarillo Globe News readers. Includes pattern T4540 in several sizes, yardage details, illustrated instructions, and a call to send coins and personal data to New York for patterns and a collection.
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Anne Adams
Amarillo Globe News
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
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