Four Plainsmen Accepted by Navy Enlisted at Amarillo Station
Four men from this territory were accepted at Dallas for two years of duty. Milton LeRoy Swan, son of Mrs. Rita B. Swan, 413-B East Twelfth, Richard Stephen Cochran, gunner's mate third class and veteran of two years, son of Mrs. Mae P. Cochran, 414 North Twelfth, and L. L. Paris, son of L. C. Paris of Memphis, were accepted at Amarillo Naval Recruiting Station. Thousands Praise the Want Ads.
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Amarillo
Dallas
Milton LeRoy Swan
Rita B. Swan
East Twelfth
Richard Stephen Cochran
Mae P. Cochran
North
L. L. Paris
L. C. Paris
Memphis
Mitchell Rites Slated Monday
Funeral services for Thomas Samuel Mitchell 67 longtime Amarillo resident will be held at 10 o clock tomorrow at Blackburn Shaw Chapel. Dr Neal Cannon will conduct. Burial follows in Llanor Cemetery mausoleum. He died Friday afternoon at St Anthony s Hospital after years of poor health. Born in McLennan County he came to Amarillo in 1905 and lived here most of his life. He owned the Tom Mitchell Liquor Store at 214 East Fourth. Survivors include his widow and a daughter Mrs Don C Hill of Eastland.
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Tom Mitchell
Amarillo
Blackburn-Shaw Chapel
Neal Cannon
Polk Street Methodist Church
Llanor Cemetery
Mitchell
St. Anthony's Hospital
Thomas Samuel Mitchell
McLennan
Albuquerque
el Paso
Amarilo
East Fourth
Roswell
Don C
Hill
Eastland
Change Location of Railroad Office
The Railroad Retirement Board moves its offices from 415 B East Fifth to 113% West Fifth. District representative R. E. L. Phillips said the move reflects reduced functions now limited to railroad retirement and unemployment insurance. The secretary is Mrs. Filo M. Sterling. A district office has served here since 1937.
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Railroad Retirement Board
East Fifth
West Fifth
R. E. L. Phillips
Phillips
The
Boars
Filo M. Sterling
Opposition Fight Opens Against British Loan
The opposition led by Jesse Jones former commerce secretary will begin Monday presenting its case against the 3.75 billion dollar British loan. Jones president of the Houston Chronicle will testify Tuesday before the House Banking Committee and Hamilton Fish will speak Monday. The committee may vote late next week then the bill goes to the House floor where admins say enough votes exist. The Senate has already approved the legislation. Jones criticized the loan in an editorial titled Subsidizing the ape Empire.ionista
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Washington
Jesse Jones
Commerce
Jones
Houston
Tex
Senate
Cystex Promises Quick Relief for Kidney and Bladder Troubles
If you wake at night and feel run down powerful hints include bladder weakness back ache leg pains and nervousness from non organic kidney and bladder troubles. Cystex claims to flush out acids and wastes with the first dose and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Available in 3 sizes 35¢ 75¢ and 1.50 at druggists.
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