Funeral services set for crash victims Hendrix Hinton
Funeral arrangements are in Amarillo for F. L. Hendrix and Sam Hinton who died in a car crash near Dumas. Mrs W R Holcomb of Haswell Colo whose son is in Dumas hospital awaits word on her child as services for the two Amarilloans were scheduled this afternoon. Interments are planned at Llano Cemetery and Memorial Park Cemetery respectively.
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F. L. Hendrix
Sam Hinton
Georgia Street
Llano Cemetery
Hinton
Memorial Park Cemetery
Amarillo
Dumas
W. R. Holcomb, Jr
Piano Students To Appear in Recital at Conservatory
A group of piano students from Gladys M. Glenn will appear in recital in the drawing room of the Musical Arts Conservatory at 8 o clock tonight. Friends are invited. Within a year American shipyards are expected to be turning out cargo vessels at the rate of one a day.
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Conservatory
Gladys M. Glenn
The
Musical Arts Conservatory
Blue Army Battles Red Forces Near Brownwood in Texas War Games
In Brownwood Texas on June 9 the Blue army faced heavy attacks from superior Red aircraft and troops as peace time maneuvers spread across a 500000 acre area east of Camp Bowie. Red forces moved along the Colorado River front with air and ground support while Blue units struggled to counter attack amid limited motorized forces. About 70000 troops are involved in Texas largest peacetime maneuvers with 400 umpires in the field.
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Brownwood
U.P
Texas
Camp Bowie
San Saba-Mason-Brady
Colorado River
Colorado
Winchell
Regency
Tex
George W. Strong
Vnit Army Corps
Coleman
Blue Army
Goldthwaite
Sadler seeks permanent oil proration in Texas
Railroad Commissioner Jerry Sadler urged permanent oil proration in Texas in a letter to Lieutenant Governor Coke R. Stevenson. He said he would travel to Washington and may miss the legislature’s adjournment while stressing Texas leadership in defense cooperation.
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Austin
Texas
Jerry Sadler
Coke R. Stevenson
Sadler
Washington
Stevenson
Ickes
House
Senate
Johnson Rally Postponed and Dies to Speak Thursday
The Lyndon Johnson rally in Amarillo was postponed due to flooding across the Plains. Martin Dies will speak in the auditorium on Thursday at 8:15, in what will be his 102nd campaign speech. Amid Texas senatorial race tensions, 23 unrecognized candidates plan an indignation meeting in Dallas next Sunday against the four frontrunners.
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Lyndon Johnson
Plains
Amarillo
Martin Dies
Texas
A. B. Cyclone Davis
Dallas
Washington
Morris Sheppard
Gerald C. Mann
Mann
America
W. Tee O’daniel
Waco
McLennan County Pension Club
Dies
Itasca
Granbury
Cleburne
Rockwall
Wills Point
Grand Saline
Mineola
Quitman
Jacksonville
High praise for draft board officials in Washington
Selective service headquarters lauded about 19 500 local draft board volunteers including doctors lawyers and business people. Brig Gen. Lewis B. Hershey cited their 10 to 20 hour weekly service and the tough duties of applying the law in communities, noting their sacrifices form a vital chapter in American history.
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Washington
Selective Service
Lewis B. Hershey
Hershey
Auto Victims In Hospitals
Four Amarilloans remain in hospitals after weekend crashes near Amarillo and Kaufman County. Beaumont Stinnett and daughter Sidney, both from Amarillo, are at Terrell’s Alexander Hospital with noncritical injuries. The Kaufman County crash killed Mrs. Preston Funderburk of Wills Point, elevating the year’s local highway toll to nine. Mrs. Cowdrey and Mrs. Rhode remain hospitalized in Amarillo at St. Anthony’s for noncritical injuries from separate incidents.
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Amarillo
Potter County
Alexander Hospital
Terrell
Beaumont Stinnett
Sidney
Forney
Kaufman County
Stinnett
Prisoner Smuggles Sleeping Tablets to El Paso Jail
Ruben Hernandez was jailed for trying to smuggle sleeping tablets to a prisoner in the city jail. He appeared intoxicated before the police judge, unable to stand, though sober when jailed. Jailers found 12 pint bottles in his cell tier and pledged stricter visitor searches.
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EL Paso
Ruben Hernandez
Hernandez
Bounties Placed By Generals in Tennessee Armored War Game
In Tennessee, Maj. Gen. William N. Haskell of the 27th Division and Maj. Gen. George S. Patton Jr. of the second armored division post bounties on each other as their forces prepare for a simulated battle. Haskell offers 25 dollars for Patton's capture, while Patton counters with 50 dollars plus 5 for each soldier aiding the capture. The exercise tests anti tank tactics and armored division operations with over 11,000 men and more than 2,000 tanks and armored vehicles. The main attack is scheduled for the coming week, with details closely guarded.
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Tennessee
William N. Haskell
New York
Georges. Patton, Jr
Fort Benning
Patton
Haskell
Ugly Robin Is Spoiled Now
TOPEKA Kans. Alexander reports a wild robin nicknamed Ugly Robin being treated after a cat confrontation. Dr and Mrs D E Whatley provided first aid and warmth, then released the bird. The robin refused to forage, returning home at meals while other birds kept distance.
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Topeka
Kans
Alexander
Alex
D. E. Whatley
Whatleys
Tokyo Women Build Volleyball Leagues
Women workers in Tokyo organize volleyball leagues amid postwar labor activity. An adjacent health note discusses ADLA Tablets with a salesman-style endorsement, suggesting quick relief of gas and heartburn and urging readers to ask their druggist.
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Women Workers of
Tokyo
Japan
Mr. M
Penn
Application for Retail Liquor Permit in Amarillo Texas
The undersigned applies for a Retail Liquor Permit from the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission under Section 10 of House Bill 77. The permit would be used for a business at 1000 North East Eighth Ave in Amarillo, operated by Lone Star Peg Store J. W. McVay.
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Texas Liquor Control Board
North East
Eighth Ave
Amarillo
Texas
Lone Star Peg
J. W. McVay
Accuracy Pays In Tennis Game
Kansas City reports Guy N. Tracy proved accuracy pays in tennis by chasing a ball into Brush Creek after it rolled off court. He reached the bank precariously as a current swept him downstream before he clung to a bridge support. The tale closes with the ball still afloat and a historical note on Germany’s submarine fleet.
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Kansas City
Guy N. Tracy
Brush Creek
Tracy
Pattern 4784 Fashion Pattern Details and Offer
Pattern 4784 is available in misses and women's sizes 14 through 42 with yardage for dress cape and contrast. Send fifteen cents to Pattern Department Amarillo Globe for the pattern and ten cents more for the new Pattern Book featuring the season's complete fashion styles for matron, miss, and tot.
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Amarillo Globe
West 17Th Street
New York
N. Y
Good Chance To Occupy Syria
DeWitt MacKenzie writes from abroad on British prospects to occupy Syria with speed and air superiority, noting German and Vichy uncertainty. French defenders lag in supplies and morale, while Maitland Wilson and Catroux move mechanized forces across land borders as the Royal Navy blocks the coast. Berlin may delay a direct fight until a land route through Turkey presents itself.
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Syria
Berlin
Vichy
Balkan
France
Belgium
Jebel Druze
Dakar
Henry Maitland Wilson
Georges Catroux
Royal Navy
Cyprus
Turkey
Germany
Mandate
Hitler
Levant
Death for saboteurs proposed in Texas bill
June 9. Sen. T. C. Chadick of Mineola introduced a measure in the Texas Senate proposing death or penitentiary for saboteurs. The chamber allowed the bill’s introduction. Sabotage defined as injuring war materials. Chadick warned of war industries in Texas and cited a Texarkana shell flooding plant.
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Austin
U.P
Texas
T. C. Chadick
Mineola
Senate
War Department
Chadick
Free French Army Well Equipped with Allies in Levant
The Free French forces under General Charles De Gaulle, allied with Britain, number about 40,000 well equipped troops from Syria to Libya. De Gaulle is in Palestine coordinating with General Wilson. Naval units exceed 100 ships totaling around 400,000 tons, with submarines among the fleet. The air arm lists over 1,000 trained pilots who fought in Ethiopia and Libya.
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London
Charles de Gaulle
Levant
Syria
Libya
de Gaulle
Palestine
Henry Maitland Wilson
British Palestine
Trans-Jordan
Free French
de Gaullists
India
Australia
Bermuda
Singapore
Trinidad
Ethiopia
Amateur photographers in America use millions of cameras
Amateur photographers in America operate about 26 million cameras and collectively take more than 600 million pictures each year, reflecting a vast and growing hobbyist culture across the nation.
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America
Big Vacation Map of North Woods Offered By C. and N. W. Line
The Chicago and North Western Line offers a large scale free map to help vacationists plan trips to northern Wisconsin Michigan and Minnesota. The map features lakes rivers roads and resort areas for summer travel. Produced by Donaldson G A at 201 Mid-Continent Petroleum Corporation Bldg Tulsa Okla.
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Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
Chicago and
North Western Line
Donaldson
G. A
Chicag and
Mid-Continent Petroleum Corporation
Tulsa
Okla
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