Automobile Ad Catalog From Local Dealers Near Ford and Cadillac
A dense print listing from multiple dealers showcases used cars for sale. Entries highlight makes such as Ford Mercury Pontiac Chevrolet Oldsmobile Buick Cadillac Packard and Plymouth with models including Tudor Sedans coupes convertibles and pickups. Offers emphasize trade‑ins and guaranteed condition with service department checks and immediate delivery.
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South Pierce
Hudson
Dodge
Brourham
Gouber
B&h
Sean
Eater
Automobile Classifieds Listing With Numerous Models
A dense page of used car advertisements lists vehicles including Pontiac Chevrolet Buick Studebaker and Plymouth sedans coupes and radio heater options. Prices range from about 185 to over 2130 with contact details and shop names such as Conner Motor Co Hearts Garber Shop and J. Whitehead. Numerous models and specs appear with phone numbers and addresses for sales inquiries.
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Fillmore St
Windsor
Stemmons Motor
Buchanan
Coxen
Ertaehdchonen
Boswell
Stholds
Conner Motor CO
Bae
McCoy
Gyier
Harvey Southworth
Pillmore
Pew
Chevrolet
Parker
Heards Garber
Adams
Studebaker Dugons
Plymouth
A. George
Dodge
Tia North
Paintings on Exhibit Sunday by Caballero school
Forty paintings by students of Caballero the Evocative Painting School will be on exhibit Sunday from 2 to 5 pm at the Amaallo Center. Center officials and the artist will host a public viewing with no admission charge. A party of top officials from Chicago and Amarillo will attend an inspection tour, with a return dinner at the Herring Hotel before proceeding to Roswell Carlsbad and the Pacific Coast leg of the trip.
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Caballero
Maryland
Ama‘allo Center
James
J. Grogan
George H. Minchin
Chicago
G. C. Jefferis
E. P. Dudley
H. C. Vincent
Panhandle & Santa
Herring
Roswell
Carlsbad
el Paso
Pacific ‘Coast
Amarillo
Youth Invited to Bible Church Service by Morningstar Speaker
Youth Gospel Crusade leaders from Wheaton Illinois will address Amarillo Bible Church tonight at Fifteenth and Ong. Rev H A Somerville says the program aims to energize youth work with experienced guidance and invites workers to attend. Mrs Morningstar, author of Reaching Children for Christ, accompanies the speaker.
Death Takes Mother Of Mrs Edgar Wilson
Mrs J Edgar Wilson died in Baylor Hospital Dallas of a heart attack. Funeral services will be held Thursday morning in Gause Ware Funeral Home Fort Worth. She was a former Amarillo resident widow of W W Norman and member of First Presbyterian Church. For the past decade she lived with daughter Mrs W B Gilbert in Dallas. The Normans were an old Fort Worth family, living there 40 years.
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J. Edgar Wilson
Baylor Hospital
Dallas
Gause-Ware Funeral Home
Fort Worth
Norman
Amarillo
W.W. Norman
First Presbyterian Church
W. B. Gilbert
Rose Society Plans Park Planting Project Tonight
The Rose Society will meet at 7 30 tomorrow night at Mrs Hugo Loewens home 2811 Hayden to discuss planting roses in Ell Wood Park this year. The group aims for 3000 plants this summer and will note contributors at the high school. Also reported: Judge C B Reeder improving after pneumonia and Farwell 4 H club member Darrell Norton named outstanding club boy in Palmer County for 1948.
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Murition Society
Hugo Loewen
Stern
Hayden
B. ©. Elliott
Ell- Wood Park
Bac
Jpig
Amarillo
R. B. ‘i Norman
Pone
Finals End At Amarillo College After Semester Tests
Amarillo College announced finals were completed this afternoon. President Dr. A. M. Meyer said finals began last Monday morning and lasted two hours each with most students taking two tests daily. Students have a respite through Thursday and Friday while grades are computed. the second semester resumes at 8 15 Monday morning.
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Amarillo College
A. M. Meyer
Hi Y Delegates to Plainview Form West Texas Plan
Two Amarillo Hi Y Club representatives will attend the area council meeting Saturday in Plainview. Delegates Charlie Thompson and John Isaacs from Amarillo High School will help formulate plans for the West Texas HI Y Conference to be held this spring. Mr Fowler accompanies the group.
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Plainview
Amarillo
Paul Feeler
YMCA
Charlie Thompson
John Isaacs
West Texas
Fowler
Mother Who Slew Baby Trades Motherhood Rights for Freedom
A teenage mother, Georgette Brucks, 21, pleads guilty to manslaughter in the death of her infant son and seeks to be sterilized and have the child adopted. Judge Thomas L. Ambrose orders sterilization and adoption in a historic court action seen as a reform measure. Brucks plans marriage to Donald Redman and to regain custody of two other children, while her former partner Edmond Brucks remains silent.
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Los Angeles
Georgette
Brucks
Redman
Ambrose
Donald
Bation
Georgette Brucks
Seopoeeds
California
Edmond Brucks
San Francisco
Edmond Jr
Wickliffe
Ohi
Donald Red
Howard
Anderson
Weather Fronts Bring Cloudy Skies and Snow Across Regions
The report notes a cold front advancing into the Panhandle with a gradual rise in temperature expected elsewhere. Cloudiness and light snow were anticipated today and tonight. widespread cloud cover persisted across Maine, the Southeast, northern plains, Great Basin, California, and Oregon with snow in the Lakes region and upper Mississippi Valley and rain in Indiana.
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Panhandle
Maine
Plains
Great Basin Area
California
Oregon
Lakes Region
Mississippi Valley
Indiana
Midshipman Mistaken for Policeman and Mussolini Henchman
Filipino midshipman Protacio, a United States Merchant Marine Cadet, describes his experiences in uniform. In New York he was mistaken for a policeman, in Kobe saluted by Australians, and in Naples people glared as hiskhaki uniform resembled Mussolini era attire.
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Masiun
Inseud
Protacio
United States Merchant Marine Cadet Corps
United States
New York
Kobe
Japan
Miers
Naples
Italy
Mussolini
Rickenbacker warns students on safe driving
Eddie Rickenbacker, Eastman Airline president, warns college audiences about speeding. He says he never exceeds 100 mph on public roads, prefers air travel when urge to speed rises, and recalls no old bold pilots exist, urging caution on highways.
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Rickenbacker
Eastern Air Lines
Lumbermen's Mutual Casualty Company
National Safety Council
Indianapolis
Coin Shortage Prompts Charity Change in Prague
In Prague UH county funds will gain from a small coin shortage as tradesmen offer change in slips proving they donated 10 20 or 50 hellers to Czech social aid. Some speculate hoarding by peasants to dodge devaluation has caused the shortage which has persisted for over two years. The government holds power to devalue coins and banknotes by decree and may halve small coin values if hoarding continues.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Stage Life Is Good for Hens
Sudbury Massachusetts poultryman John H Whitworth reports a local stage production inspired his hens to lay eggs. A hen donated for the play Dress Rehearsal laid an egg the next morning, and another hen donated later became productive. He hopes to see more hens respond in future productions if allowed.
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Sudbury
Mass
John H. Whitworth
Whitworth
German 100 Ton Daily Ersatz Sausage Produced
In Frankfurt a hundred per cent ersatz sausage and a milk substitute were reported successful. Hannover firm produces ten tons daily now selling out. UK US collaboration ships 100 tons soya for the project. British group in Ruhr also reports 100 tons monthly. Officials say the developments ease meat and dairy shortages in the western occupation zone.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Hannover
Ruhr
Plans To Sell Beauty to Men in London
Mai Lawrence, a London beauty salon operator, announces expansion into male services. She plans to promote massage for British men and open a male hairdressing salon staffed entirely by women. Her existing studio serves working girls with rental frocks and affordable makeup and hairdos.
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London
Mai Lawrence
Mai
Price College Honor Roll Honors 33 Students Across Classes
Thirty three Price College students are named on the scholastic honor roll for work just completed. Senior class include Carl Uthoff Burt Murdock Martin Elsner Joseph Robert Schmidt Michael Flood Harry Gill Kenneth Lampkin Michael O'Brien Fred Ready Thomas Walsh. Juniors Jerome Brainerd Josep James Don DeCoster Ted Mellinger Dick Reynolds Jim Calte John Furbach Jerry Ledfig. Sophomores John Wade Edward Buren Lee Nemechek Tim Garvey. Freshmen James Rice Noel Rietman Warren Schmidt John Ban asik Bob Guide. Eighth grade Robert Grimm John Ricketts Clyde Hoeling Edward Jones Donald Englebrecht Wayne Weirick. Eligibility requires a B average or better.
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Price College
Brother L Basil
Carl Uthoff
Burt Murdock
Martin Elsner
Joseph Robertschmidt
Michael Flood
Harry Gill
Kenneth Lampkin
Michael O'Brien
Fred Ready
Thomas Walsh
Jerome Brainerd
Josep James
Don DeCoster
Ted’ Mellinger
Dick Reynolds
Jim Calte
John Furbach
Jerry Ledfig
John Wade
Edward Buren
Lee Nemechek
Tim Garvey
James Rice
Noel Rietman
Warren Schmidt
John Baenasik
Bob Guide
Robert Grimm
John Ricketts
Clyde Hoeling
Edward Jones
Donald Englebrecht
Wayne 'Weirick
Bicycles Aid In Good Work Across Allied Churches
Allied nations ship bicycles tents blankets and beds to Austrian and German churches and organizations to aid Christian reconstruction. The British Churches Committee sent 30 tents 400 beds 800 blankets and 50 bicycles to Austria along with cloth for 200 German workers dress uniforms. Greece and Yugoslavia also received aid including a printing press and duplicators for publication work.
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Yugoslavia
Pigeons Take On Telephonic Duty In Ipswich Plan
Artur Galapy faced cut pigeons feeding after the British Ministry of Food ordered rations reduced. A London furniture firm opened a branch at Ipswich and lacked phone service, so pigeons were tested to cover the 70 mile gap in an hour. The scheme drew customers as well.
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Artur Galapy
Food Ministry
Goldby
London
Ipswich
Golby
Father and Son Classmates at Ursinus College
Frederick A. Bowen and his son Frederick Bowen Jr. are classmates at Ursinus College both pursuing degrees. The elder, a former US Army major who retired two years ago, entered college to rehabilitate himself from three years of Japanese internment. The son, also interned during the war, majors in mathematics aiming for a teaching career.
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Phoenixville
Frederick A. Bowen
Frederick, Jr
Ursinus College
Bowen
Conquistador’s Cypress Undergoes Modern Tree Surgery
A 450 year old Mexican swamp cypress linked to Hernan Cortes is receiving advanced arborist care to try to save it. Historians recall Cortes weeping after a defeat, followed by his return to conquer Mexico. Surgeons admit low optimism about saving the ancient tree.
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Mexico City
Hernan Cortes
Cortes
Mexico
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Pullznore Bariimont
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Mercury
Walter Irvin, Inc
Taylor Poone
Dodge Bas
Packard
Buick
Willis'feep
Hedgecoke Motor CO
Sagan
Ceremene Ain
Gedanette
Radio & Hester
Amarillo Motor CO
Pontiac
Chrysler
Witt Motor Co
Saertice
Oldsmobile
Hydra
Sreen Pain Bacio
Hester
Jasmonite
Paulo Sp
Tee
Segan
Dock Coff
Tyler
Iui
Lone Star Motors, Inc
Western White Sales & Service
N. Fillmore
van Buren
Ria. i
Stude
Spee
DICK WHITEHEAD C._O
Nimmo
Harrison
Phe
Inter Clearanc
Clue Cope
Ates
GMC
Fratier “Wilsella
Neermtattiy
Bendix-Westage
Ner Oh
Rae
Abergoan Auto Waecrino
Fulmore Pa
Lana
Barwell Coen
Murat
Billy Gene Smith
Anna Bell
Pare F' Wilson
Garl Smith
Gus' Tyler
Sinesany
Barwell Brothers
Ee Eens
Coset Memorial Park
Perpetual Care
Santa Fe Officials
James J. Groganee
Fred G. Gurley
Llano Cemetery
Buthker's
Fterson
Bible
Death
Edgar Wilson
Rose Society
Ayatan
Eddie Rickenbacker
ACME
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