Payne Allen Finalists in Tri-State Senior Golfers Showdown
John Payne of Edmund Oklahoma and Roy Allen of Oklahoma City reached the championship final of the Tri-State Senior Golfers Association at Amarillo Country Club. Payne defeated Byron Clancy 4-3, while Allen edged R. M. Neill 1 up after 20 holes this morning.
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Edmund
Okla
Roy Allen
Oklahoma City
Amarillo Country Club
Mr. Payne
Byron Clancy
Mr. Allen
R. M. Neill
Odessa
T. R. Wise
W. C. Foote
W. A. Philpott
Dallas
Charles Addison
Weatherford
Oklo
W. J. Clay
J. J. Hunter
C. S. Johnson
Borger
P. E. Sapp
Amarillo
R. J. Hagan
Gus Leftwich
Payne
Carter
Allen
Sled Allen
Divorce May Clear Up Some Of Confusion Surrounding 20-Cocktail Courtship
In Independence Missouri a Chicago singer Mrs Grace Es ker son Lancaster filed for divorce from Jack Lancaster after a 20 cocktail six hour courtship and a brief marriage that began in a Kansas City hotel restaurant. The judge Marion Walner struggled to parse Mrs Lancaster testimony as she alternated between wanting a home with him and seeking no annulment. The case, opening Tuesday, featured conflicting accounts and a proposed settlement described as paltry by Mrs Lancaster.
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Independence
UPI
Grace Alaine Eskerson Lancaster
Chicago
Sherond Desmond
Jack Lancaster
Army Air Corps
Marion Waliner
Waltner
Lancaster
Markets Kansas City Livestock Report July
Kansas City markets report hogs salable 4500 head steady to 10c higher with top 1105 on 190-200 lb. cattle steady with limited high grade loads. Vealers steady. yearling steers around 10.75. Colorado steers around 1040 to 1050. grass fat cows 7.50 to 12.00. feed notes show spring lambs about 11.00 and natives down. Financial security fund quotes liquidating price 1.5166 and offering price 1.67.
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Kansas City
UBL
Colorado
NYA Supervisor Delays to Attend Austin Parley
Harold Hamilton district supervisor in Amarillo for the National Youth Administration will leave tomorrow morning for Austin to attend a joint meeting of the vocational division of the state department of education and Texas State Employment Service and the National Youth Administration. The meeting aims to develop a state plan for work experience and related training for Texas youth.
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Amarillo
National Youth Administration
Austin
Vocational Division
State Department of Education
Texas State Employment Service
Texas
Park Value Highlighted By Amarillo Speaker
Amarillo architect Guy Carlander told Rotary Club that Palo Duro State Park and its tourist trade could be worth a million dollars to Amarillo this year. He urged residents to promote the park and welcome visitors to extend stays in the city.
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Amarillo
Guy Carlander
Rotary Club
Carlander
State Park Board
Palo Duro Park
John Josey
Oran Thomas
Paper Wants U.S. in War
The New York Post front page editorial urges the President and Congress to declare war on Nazi Germany, arguing the United States is already in the war and delay would be fatal. It cites Hitler’s attacks and internal subversion as justification for a accelerated armament program and full participation.
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Post
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America
Pacific
Aluminum Collection Campaign Aims to Guard Scraps
Amarillo scrap aluminum officials led by chairman A K E Baracat outline federal rules for disposal once deposited in central bins, with local police protection, theft prevention, and cooperation from waste dealers. Final arrangements set for July 21 to 29 amid defense efforts.
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A. K. E Baracat
Baracat
American Legion
Uncle Sam Seeks Many Workers for Defense Jobs
Uncle Sam through civil service seeks numerous positions in defense related work. A Washington DC assistant messenger is among the roles listed as needing appointment. Officials say most jobs require technical training and will be filled promptly.
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Civil Service
Washington, D. C
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Defense
Legionnaires to Clarendon for district meeting
American Legion members from Amarillo travel to Clarendon next Wednesday night for a monthly district meeting called by Jim Johnson of Canadian. District commander urges a large turnout. Clarendon Auxiliary hosts a 7 30 feed served at the meeting.
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Australia records wartime expenditure in past year
Canberra report states war cabinet treasurer Arthur W. Fadden announced Australia spent 181000 pounds on war efforts during the last year. The figure converted to about 584.63 million dollars.
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Australia
Arthur W. Fadden
War Cabinet
BC Formula Relief for Headache Nerve Pain
The passage describes rapid relief from agonizing headaches and neuralgic pains with BC fast-acting ingredients. It notes effectiveness for muscular aches and functional periodic pains and mentions sedative effects for simple nervousness. Directions include use in 10c and 25c sizes and consulting a physician if pains persist.
Nazis hammer at Leningrad and Syria pivot in war
DeWitt MacKenzie reports renewed Nazi pressure on Leningrad as Soviet defenses hold and notes a parallel shift in Syria where France asks Britain for armistice terms. Britain would gain strategic control of Syria, crucial for shipping, oil routes, and defense of India if Russia falls.
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India
Top Hogs at Four Year Peak and Albany Tragedy
Chicago price reports show top hogs at a four year peak of 11.50 per hundredweight and dressed pork loins at 23 to 24 cents a pound. In Albany a 26 year old New York singer Tamara Charle killed her four year old daughter Dorothy Marks then killed herself after a failed attempt with poison and a jammed pistol following domestic disputes.
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Great Britain
Albany
N. Y
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Tamara Charle
New York
J. Gregory Nealon
Charle
Mount Sinai Hospital
New York City
Pheasant Farm in Georgia Struggles With Predators
Mack Park started a 500 acre pheasant farm near Sylvester Georgia at the start of the year. He kept hundreds of birds until foxes hawks and a hail storm reduced the flock. A bald eagle raid and now turtles at the watering place have destroyed 14 more birds.
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Sylvester
Mack Park
Jack Farwell Gaining Strength After Major Operation
H J Jack Farwell cashier of the Amarillo National Bank shows improvement after major surgery at Northwest Texas Hospital. Family reports a good night and the banker is regaining strength, sleeping most of the time following the exhausting initial days.
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H. J
Jack” Farwell
Amarillo National Bank
Northwest Texas Hospital
Farwell
Experts Debate Water Solution For Amarillo Supply
For nearly five hours last night the city commission heard water experts discuss how to increase Amarillo's supply. Opinions differed mainly on the type of wells to drill. No definite decision was reached.
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Amarillo
Germany Mandates Soil Analysis On Request For Farmers
A government directive requires all farmers in Germany to submit soil samples for analysis upon request. The measure seeks to monitor soil health and guide agricultural practices across regions.
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Germany
Skunk Care At City Park Chief’s Home Prompts Deodorizing Decision
Chester Fitz Warily, city parks superintendent, tends three bottle fed baby skunks and three squirrels at his home, fearing odor and health risks. He plans deodorizing for safety and neighborly peace while police note recent calls about skunk incidents.
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Chester Fitz
King Lardner
Chester
Leo
St. Louis
Eat and Help Feed a Needy Amarillo Tot
Mrs. Ollie Childers, financial chair, says a lunch for a needy child costs 10 cents and supports another free meal. She invites visitors to lunch at five school cafeterias used by the summer recreation and free lunch project. Contributions from Toney Chisum, Mrs. Bill McSpadden, and Mrs. Art Waggoner were received, and donations of money and fresh produce are welcome to stock foods not available through Surplus Commodities.
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Childers
Toney Chisum
Bill McSpadden
Art Waggoner
Surplus Commodities Corporation
House Passes Draft Deferment Bill
The House approves a tentative bill for mandatory deferment from military training for men aged 28 or older on July 1 who have not been drafted. Lawmakers begin discussion on a proposed amendment to allow discharge upon request for men 29 or older who have been inducted. The deferment provision passes without formal vote or extensive debate.
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House
Elston
Republican
Ohio
Draft Board No 2 Misses Some Men
The board announced registrants must contact the board soon or be marked delinquent. The likely reason is changes of address not reported. Missing registrants include John C Harper Roy Herman Stanley Glen Allen Williams Isadore Terrell Welborn E Golston.
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Draft Board No. 2
John C. Harper
Roy Herman Stanley
Glen Allen Williams
Isadore Terrell
Welborn E. Golston
Good Will Trip to Tulia Planned by Amarillo Chamber
The Amarillo Chamber of Commerce plans a goodwill trip to Tulia on July 17 for Swisher County’s fifty first anniversary party. Another trip to the XIT celebration in Dalhart is set for early next month. An Orion delegation will be received here tomorrow morning.
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Swisher County
Amarillo
Weeds Worry Mayor Jenkins
Amarillo mayor Joe A. Jenkins warns about uncontrolled weeds on private property while city adds a mower for city-owned lots. He has sent letters to property owners real estate agents and railroad companies urging weed control along vacant lots and rights of way within city limits.
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Amarillo
Joe A. Jenkins
Henry Thomson
Jenkins
Three Ships Sunk In Baltic Sea Off Swedish Coast
Three ships of undisclosed nationality struck mines and sank in the Baltic Sea off the Swedish east coast last night. Thunderous explosions were heard over a wide seaboard area. Sixty to sixty injured survivors were landed. A Swedish ship with surgeons and nurses was sent from Kalmar.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Baltic Sea
Kalmar
Predict Victory For USO Drive In Potter County
L H Cedar Puckett Potter County drive chairman said Amarillo will go over the top in the United Service Organizations drive within the next few days Plans to spread the drive to everyone and give everyone an opportunity to contribute are being completed by groups of church women The committee has set its goal for 5000 dollars for Potter County.
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Amarillo
United Service Organizations
L. H. Cedar Puckett
Potter County
Puckett
Welfare Supervisor On Inspection Tour Hits North Texas
J. E. Rowland district supervisor of the state welfare department’s commodity distribution service visits Childress and Hall counties on his regular monthly inspection tour. He was in Collingsworth County yesterday inspecting commodities distribution warehouses.
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State Welfare Department
Childress
Hall Counties
Mr. Rowland
Collingsworth County
Amarillo Navy Recruiters Claim Open Call For Recruits
In Amarillo the Navy anchors to recruit men ages 17 to 36, offering trades and up to 245 dollars a month for flight training to qualified applicants with two years of college. Army and Marine recruiters also tout opportunities including a 20 man Army flying cadet class.
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Amarillo
Navy
Marine
Army
C. L. Williams
C. M. Norman
Naval
Naval Reserve
Condition of Dr Crume Improves at Northwest Texas Hospital
Dr J J Crume, seriously ill at Northwest Texas Hospital, is reported better by attendants. He rested fairly well last night as out of town relatives arrived to be at his bedside.
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J. J. Cr
Northwe, Texas Hospital
Crume
Grip and Clothes Reported Stolen
L. S. Pearson of 900 Pierce Street reports the theft of a suit case containing wearing apparel today.
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L. S. Pearson
Pierce Street
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