Mitchell Veteran Body Arrives From Korea In Am arillo
Everett L. Mitchell, father of Dale and Jack, will have body returned from Korea to Amarillo arriving Tuesday July 31. Funeral service 10 AM Thursday with graveside at Memorial Park Cemetery. Also note Rosey Marks died Saturday. service pending with Blackburn Shaw. Amelia W. Smith 85 Mother of Henry L. and Amanda M. Holton. services 5 PM Sunday. body being sent to California Monday for burial.
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Easley and Doby Obituaries Notice Compiles
Alfred L. Easley 76 of Sunray died Friday husband of Mattie father of Marvin LeRoy Amrine Timothy Delmar Artis Leon Mrs Lee Dunlap Mrs R C Burks Mrs R C Teague Funeral 3 PM Monday Baptist Church Spearman burial Hansford Cemetery Nannie K. Doby 70 of 1012 Pierce died Friday in Modesto sister of Mary Doby sister in law of Jim Doby Service 4 PM Monday Boxwell Brothers Ivy Chapel burial Liano J C Smyth 58 of 2407 Hayden died Saturday husband of Aliene father of Mrs S G Walker brother of Stella Soula J Smyth Mac Louie Service 2 PM Monday Boxwell Brothers Ivy Chapel burial Liano.
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Obituary notices from Wells and Holman families
Michael Dean Holman five year old son of Mrs Earl Mason and Dean Holman and brother to Aaron Mason. grandson of Mrs Mattie Parsley. Lloyd Bowman and Mrs Ruby McCarthy referenced. Pearl Burk Wells 73 of 1606 Taylor died Saturday. wife of L A mother of Joe L Mrs Erwin C Oschner sister of Olin Burk. five grandchildren two great grandchildren. Service 10 AM Tuesday Griggs Pioneer Chanel. Donations requested to Boys Ranch Children’s Home or Preventorium instead of flowers.
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Dallas fashion show boost for Southwest industry
A Dallas fashion week venture features a 30 minute weekly TV show airing in the Southwest with samples from Dallas manufacturers. Models Ann Daniels Evelyn Watson Juanus 2ansome Virginia Arnold and 5 High showcase designs while Miss Julie Benell hosts and explains co operating firms like Gordon Edwards Ike Clark Sportswear Shirlynn William S Miller Devine and Ring. The program aims to credit retail buyers to local stores and expands Dallas fashion outreach.
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Youth Delegates Find New World To Marvel At
Elizabeth Toomey reports on young delegates arriving in New York for the World Assembly of Youth in Ithaca New York. From Antwerp Belgium and Paris France they describe American manners foods and sights. The group will discuss youth and human rights with pre meetings in New York City and visits to the United Nations and museums.
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Washington Fired General Named Successor to Crawford
Washington July 30 The Army dismissed Brig. Gen. David J. Crawford for accepting favors from defense contractors and taking government material for personal use. He received a formal reprimand and relief from command, with steps to reimburse the government for material used to build boats and move personal goods. Brig. Gen. Carroll H. Deitrick will replace him at the Detroit arsenal.
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Prasad Urges Ayurvedic Doctors to Embrace Modern Science
Dr. Rajendra Prasad, India's new president, urged ayurvedic physicians to enrich the system by adopting all the new discoveries of modern science. He called on practitioners who represent the Hindu science of health and medicine to integrate advances.
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Famine Relieved in Some Indian Distressed Areas
Foreign grain and better distribution of supplies have eased famine in several distressed regions of India, reducing relief pressures and stabilizing local conditions.
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Dallas Styles On Television
Dallas fashion firms expand beyond local markets into national exposure as the city positions itself as a major fashion center. The industry, tracing Dallas roots from house dresses to haute trends, supports 150 million dollars in annual retail sales with four percent from Texas while buyers visit for the late August market.
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Kathryn Grayson Seeks Divorce Over Mental Cruelty
Hollywood reports singing star Kathryn Grayson will file for divorce from actor Johnny Johnston in Superior Court. Separated two years, she seeks custody of their 2 year old daughter Patty while Johnston, starring in a Broadway musical, has two children from a prior marriage.
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Luxurious New Golden Arrow Bar Car Sparks Standup Set
A lavish upgraded traveling bar car with a clever standup set in a confidential grouping has been added to the Golden Arrow train linking London and Paris across the Channel, enhancing the voyage experience for passengers.
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Expats Encourage Global View to Improve Home Life
The author argues people should travel to observe other cultures and bring ideas back home. They warn against excessive dissatisfaction after encountering foreign luxuries and advocate learning from abroad to benefit one’s own country.
Terramycin New Chicken Diet Delicacy
A report by W M Reynolds H G Luther and E M Weber of Charles Pfizer Co Brooklyn NY shows terramycin in poultry feed boosts growth, reducing vitamin B12 needs by about 40 percent. In 400 chicks all aged one day to four weeks, with B12 deficiencies, growth improved from 7-8 ounces to 11-12 ounces per four weeks when terramycin was added, though B12 remains necessary. The study notes 10 grams terramycin and 6 milligrams B12 per ton of starter diet.
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Bettor Hits Payoff After Gust Blows Card at Paarl Race
A Durban bettor at Paarl South Africa backed a horse named Stormy Days after a gust toppled a book maker's card from the stand. Stormy Days then won at odds of 20 to 1.
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Polo's Origins Traced from Persia to India in 17th Century
The article traces polo origins from Persia to Constantinople and notes the game's prominence in India during the 17th century. It highlights historical diffusion and regional adoption of polo as a noble pastime.
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