Banks Reveal More Cash in Circulation in Amarillo Area
Economists describe the money supply in Amarillo as healthy with increased loans to farmers and cattlemen. Deposits are down over a million but loans rose about 172000 since early spring, and total deposits are near the level of last year.
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Army Announces New Recruit Quotas Across Multiple Bases
The army releases new recruit quotas for air corps units at Barksdale Field Louisiana Jefferson Barracks Missouri Ellington Field Texas and other bases. New enlistees include Hugh L Holland Jr Thomas Morley Edward Roush Jack Morley James Herbert Kenneth Bradford Alvin Phillips and John Blackburn assigned to various airplane detachments and fields.
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Americans Do Not Hate Hitler Says Psychiatrist
Dr. Bradford Murphey, Denver psychiatrist, told a University of Colorado Parent Education Conference in Boulder that Americans do not hate Adolf Hitler because they do not know him. He said people hate what he stands for and suggested punching a bag to vent hate tension.
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Turkey Thieves Strike Old Jack Hall Roost
Dewey Ashcroft owner of the Silver Grill reports 30 young turkeys missing from the flock at the old Jack Hall ranch. Police found no trace of the birds in Amarillo andAshcroft notes turkeys are difficult to raise and keep.
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Ashcroft
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Only Slight Observance of Fourth in France
In Clermont Ferrand France on July 4 a modest Independence Day observance took place at the monument to American World War dead. Veterans of the American Volunteer Ambulance Corps and French authorities attended as taps sounded and the memorial was adorned with flowers.
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Clermont Ferrand
France
American Volunteer Ambulance Corps
Widow Pays Taxes With 2840 Pennies At City Hall
A Bethlehem widow paid $28.40 in 2 840 pennies at city hall while six clerks spent 20 minutes counting the nearly four pounds of coins. She then carried 600 more pennies to the water department to settle water rent.
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Bethlehem
City Hall
Firecracker Tricks a Smile for Cambridge Citizen
In Cambridge Massachusetts a boy’s firecracker startlingly pops a man’s false teeth into a sewer after he dodges, police removed the grate and retrieved the teeth. The incident, reported by UP, occurred when a boy tossed a firecracker behind Howard Publicous, who jumped.
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Howard Publicous
Publicous
Japan Emperor Cables July 4 Ration Note to Roosevelt
Tokyo reports the Emperor sent a Fourth of July ration message to President Roosevelt. U.S. supply of quinine hinges on the Netherlands East Indies. Canada holds about two army divisions totaling 80,000 men stationed in Britain.
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Tokyo
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