Blacked Out Driver Crashes After Medical Incident
T J Dorman of 1113 Fillmore told officers he lost consciousness after an attack in Amarillo. His vehicle hurtled through Sixteenth Street, striking a light pole and colliding with a parked car near Houston Grocery and with W O Stallings at 1313 Van Buren. Another witness, M O Pounds, chased the car and avoided injury as it careened.
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T. J. Dorman
Fillmore
Northwest Texas Hospital
N. S. Griggs
Mr. Dorman
Sixteenth and
Monroe
Jackson
Houston Grocery
Sixteenth
M. O. Pounds
Palo Duro
Stallings
Pickering
Amarillo
Dorman
Radio Group Presents Arch Oboler Play Catwife
Amarillo Little Theater radio group will present Arch Oboler's Catwife on KGNC Wednesday from 9:30 to 10. The production features Virginia Erickson and Dr. C. E. Colgate in leading roles with Bernie Howell and Johnny Lynn at the organ and microphone. Bobbie OKeefe directs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch Oboler
Lee Osborn Discharged From Navy After Year Overseas
Lee Osborn son of Lee Osborn 1105 South Buchanan has received his discharge from the Navy after twelve months overseas service. He served since February 13 1945 aboard the USS Pensacola and the LST 836 earning the Asiatic Pacific Medal with one star the American Theatre and the Victory medals. A Price College graduate he plans to work in a cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Osborn
South Buchanan
Navy
L.S.T
Price College
Honor Volunteers at USC Closing Program in Amarillo
The Auditorium United Service Organizations club holds its final five year closing program at 8 30 tonight in the municipal auditorium 501 Buchanan Amarillo. Sixty four volunteers receive 24 meritorious service certificates and 40 pins for hours since last October with 27 for 500 hours seven for 1 000 and six for 2 000. Speakers include W J Wisdom San Antonio associate regional executive USO and John Moody and others. A Victory Command dance follows with Floyd Coopers band and Amarillo Army Air Field personnel.
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W. J. Wisdom
San Antonio
USO
Donald Hogan
el Paso
John Moody
National Catholic Community Service
E. H. Saulson
National Jewish Welfare Board
Hazel Roberts
Young Women’s Christian Association
H. Grady Wilson
Amarillo
USO Council
Jimmy James
Auditorium Uso
Joe Jenkins
Joel G. O'Neal
Amarillo Army Air Field
Clarence L. Oelfke
Amarillo Field
Arthur Bluhm
Temple B'nai Israel
Victory Command
Floyd Cooper
Billy Hughes
Don Loden
W. W. Rusk
S. H. Spikes
Kim Hill
Army Air Field
Alpha Fifer
YWCA
Wichita Falls
Nancyann O'Keefe
Johnson
YMCA
Mary Joel Wiel
Wild Ride May Cure Billy of His Climbing
A two year old boy Billy Spakes rode across Amarillo on top of a pickup cab after his uncle left the Spakes home at about 9 pm. A neighbor notified Mrs Spakes he was missing and on the truck cab. The uncle found Billy unharmed on the cab top and the boy recovered, though frightened.
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Billy
A. B. Spakes, Jr
A. B. Spakes
Cleveland
Amarillo
W. L. Sterling
North Arthur
Spakes
New York Gazette Debut in 1725 by William Bradford
The earliest New York newspaper, the New York Gazette, began publication in 1725 under printer William Bradford, marking the city’s first regular news outlet. This inaugural issue established the tone for early colonial journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Bradford
New York Gazette
Burglars Driven Off From Service Station Loot
Police report burglars frightened away from Skeet and Pappy's Service Station before completing a break in. A three dollar cash haul and eight cigarette packages were missing after entry via a window. Investigation began shortly before 4 a.m.
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Skeet
Pappy
Trophies Arrive for Amarillo HS ROTC Rifle Teams
William Randolph Hearst Trophy plaques arrive for the Amarillo High School ROTC unit. The first place team led by J. D. Fisher posted a 192 of 200 on a 50 foot indoor range. Second place went to a team including Linkenhager and Johnson with medals awarded to members.
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William Randolph Hearst
Amarillo
Eighth Service Command
J. D. Fisher
Arrivals on Both Coasts Bring 6000 Returning Servicemen
Three transports carrying more than six thousand returning servicemen are due today at San Francisco and San Diego. In San Francisco the ships Gen. O. H. Ernst from Pearl Harbor and Republic from Okinawa are slated to arrive. In San Diego the Gen. J. C. Breckinridge sails from Shanghai.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
San Diego
O. H. Ernst
Pearl Harbor
Republic
Okinawa
J. C. Breckenridge
Shanghai
Kilmer's Swamp Root Promises Kidney Relief
An old advertisement claims Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root treats backache and fatigue by aiding urine flow and reducing acidity. It touts a blend of 16 herbs and vegetables, says it is non habit forming, and presumes druggists stock the remedy.
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DR. Kilmer
Walter W. Smith Named Editor of The Cochranton Times
Walter W. Smith formerly of Amarillo and The Vega Enterprise becomes editor of The Cochranton Times in Cochranton, Pa. He previously wrote for The Western Contractor in 1915 in Kansas City and worked in Cleveland advertising. He served nearly two years in World War I with the First Division in France and Germany. In 1922 he formed a display advertising partnership in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Press
Vega Enterprise
Walter W. Smith
Meadville
Cochranton Times
Cochranton
Smith
Western Contractor
Kansas City
Cleveland
O., Chemical Laboratory
France
Germany
Smith seeks US probe into alleged terror mobs
Gerald L. K. Smith says assassination attempts have occurred in at least six cities this year and will request the House Un American Activities Committee to investigate what he calls terror mobs. He made the statement in Detroit on July 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
America First Party
Gerald L. K. Smith
House UN- American Activities Committee
Election Judge Keeps Busy at Baby Minding
Skeet Gibson served as an election judge on Saturday while minding a baby, handling duties and interruptions as residents cast ballots. The scene combined civic process with a family moment in a small polling place.
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Skeet Gibson
Gibson
Sixteenth Street
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USC
Auditorium United Service Organizations Club
Municipal Auditorium
Buchanan
Optometrist
Polk St
ROTC
Marie Earle
Herbert Drug
9Th Ave
Texas
Gerald Smith
House
French Cleaners
Morris Barnwell
Boot Shop
Montgomery Yard
Formosa
Phew and
Aundry
Panhandle
Mr. Gibson
Jay Pittman
Raymond Lawrence P. O
Thomsen
Home Supply
Polk
Dub Thomsen
Mgar
Dial
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