MRS Lucille Moreland Dies in Amarillo at 1:35 AM
Mrs Lucille Goodman Moreland died this morning at her home 1000 Sunset Amarillo after a short illness She was wife of Carroll J Moreland active in the Amarillo Garden Club state judge at last years flower show and a Christmas lighting contest judge She is survived by her husband two daughters two sisters funeral 3 PM Blackburn Shaw Memorial Chapel Llano Cemetery notes others Venomous snakes comment follows unrelated snippet
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Lucille Goodman Moreland
Carroll J. Moreland
Amarillo
M. T. Burks
Fort Worth
Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel
R. Thomson
First Presbyterian Church
Ralph Allred
Ralph Roush
Ben Henson
Tom Gilley
J. C. McCausjland
C. D. Kirkpatrick
Llano Cemetery
Rising Auto Costs Threaten Casual Driving
The article warns that rising automobile operation costs threaten the average motorist’s Sunday country drive. Gasoline and oil prices have jumped since 1941, with regular gas averaging 18.7 to about 26.9 cents a gallon in many cities, fueling calls for more fuel efficient cars and engines.
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Detroit
C. F. Kettering
General Motors Corporation
Kettering
Those Pecans You Buy Are a Major Business
Kentucky pecan harvest drives a 25 million dollar industry each autumn. Workers forage in river bottoms, face back breaking labor, and receive about half of 20 cents per pound. After processing the nuts sell for roughly 1.50 dollars per pound in higher grades.
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Louisville
Kentucky
New York City Water Use Reveals Massive Demand
City officials report New York uses roughly 10,000 gallons of water each second, illustrating the scale of the metropolitan supply system. The figure reflects daily demands from households, businesses, and services across the five boroughs.
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New York City
Bellevue’s Substitute Mothers Bring Tender Love to Children
Bellevue Hospital launches the Substitute Mothers Service to provide loving care for children in 11 wards. Volunteers, led by Mrs. Janet Alexander and Mrs. Eva Dougherty, have donated 1,800 hours to comfort 250 youngsters with play, parties, and recreation, funded largely by the Social Service Auxiliary.
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New York
Bellevue Hospital
TLC
W. F. Jacobs
Bellevue
Jacobs
Social Service Auxiliary
Substitute Mothers’ Service
Janet Alexander
Morgan
Henry C. Alexander
Eva Dougherty
New York University
Teen-Agers Wild 13 Day Party in Boise
Police disclose a 13 day drinking and petting spree in a private Boise home with 50 plus teens involved. Seizures include juvenile delinquency charges, property damage, flooded basement, broken furniture, torn decor, and liquor supplied by older youths. Dozens questioned. several arrests follow.
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Boise
Idaho
Caldwell
Ida
California
What Is Why fort Stumps This Father
Dwayne Rogers, a Cedar Falls father of a 4 month old daughter, spent seven hours counting a visiting 4 year old's questions. The tally reached 962 with questions ranging from What is why for to other curious queries. The boy named Buch asked about Tibet and its 50 000 population, highlighting the youngster's wide curiosity.
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Cedar Falls
U.P
Dwayneers
Chicago
Rogers
Buch
Sally
Health remedies from a bygone Ohio clipping
A Lorain County newspaper from the 1890s touted home cures such as pouring hot turpentine into wounds to prevent lockjaw and eating lettuce twice daily to prevent smallpox. The clipping claimed lettuce eaters never contracted smallpox, challenging any counterexample.
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Elyria, O
Loraine County
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