Boy Hit by Car After Stop Sign Ignored
Kay Kramer a six year old boy from 1808 Tyler Street was struck on West 16th Avenue about 11 15 AM by a Sears employee J C Vaughan. He suffered a skull fracture with possible internal injuries and severe arm bruising. He was rushed to Northwest Texas Hospital in a semi conscious state.
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West 16Th Avenue
Kay Kramer
D. C. Kramer
Tyler Street
Northwest
Texas Hospital
J. C. Vaughan
West Sixteenth Avenue
Kramer
Mr. Kramer
Mr. Vaughan
Dick Hogan
First Baptist Church
Vaughan
Sears, Roebuck Company
Nazi Propaganda Agencies Target U S and Latin America
A State Department report discusses German information offices in the United States and Latin America being funded to spread Nazi propaganda. The German Library of Information, the German Railroads Information Office, and Transocean News Service reportedly spent up to $750,000 annually, with the Library of Information alone possibly at $450,000 yearly.
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Mexico
Roosevelt
United States
State Department
German Library of Information
German Railroads Information Office
Transocean News Service
Dies Committee
Latin America
Library of Information
Altus Mechanic Dies After Car Incident in Amarillo VA Hospital
Ben F. Swaffer 44-year-old automobile mechanic from Altus Oklahoma died early today at the Amarillo Veterans Administration Hospital where he was treated after injuries from a car falling on him. The body will be sent to Altus this evening by Boxwell Brothers funeral directors.
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Ben F. Swaffer
Altus
Okla
Amarillo
Veterans’ Administration
Boxwell Brothers
Cuban congresswoman seeks freeze on Axis capital in Cuba
Ana Maria Porro, Cuban congresswoman, introduced a bill to freeze German and Italian capital and credits in Cuba and funds of all governments whose finances are controlled by totalitarian countries.
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Havana
U.P
Ana Maria Porro
Cuba
Move To Boost Water Supply With New Electric Line
City moves to ease water shortage as bids open for an electric line to Word Ranch wells the farthest supply source. Mayor Jenkins urges quick action amid Army camp demand and possible separate McDonald site delivery line. Bids also due for tax receipt forms and a carload of gasoline.
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Word Ranch
Amarillo
McDonald Site
Golf Rich Ransom Favored In Houston Tourney
Pro at River Oaks in Houston leads a field of about 25 pros for a pro-amateur event starting Thursday. Amateurs are welcome without handicap limits, with a 14 stroke cap, teams of one pro and three amateurs, best ball scoring, and a $2 entry with half to charity.
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Ransom
River Oaks
Houston
Bunny Plummer
Walnut Hills
Dallas
Shorty Hornbuckle
Odessa Country Club
Shorty
L. G. Wilson
Japanese bombing of Chinese capital considered unintentional
A Japanese naval spokesman stated the Sunday bombing of American property in Chungkine the provisional capital of China was unintentional and under investigation.
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Shanghai
Chungkine
China
Markets Dip and Rally Report From Kansas City Livestock Sale
Kansas City dairy and meat markets report June 17 show hogs 3,000 head sold with top at 10.00, cattle 4,000 salable with steady to higher prices on some steer classes, heifers slow, vealers 9.50 to 11.00, stockers and feeders scarce, sheep 7,000 with no early spring lambs sold.
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Kansas City
All Kiwanis Night Dinner Tomorrow Planned in Amarillo
Hundreds of Kiwanis members from San Jacinto and North Amarillo with wives and guests attend All Kiwanis Night at the Herring Hotel tomorrow. Dr. R. Thomson will speak at 7:30 pm with Thad Ansley as toastmaster and Carl Copeland presiding. A dinner and dance follow in the Crystal Ballroom with Carlton Scales Orchestra.
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San Jacinto
North
Amarillo
Thad Ansley
Amarillo Kiwanis Club
Charles B. Copeland
San Jacinto Kiwanis Club
H. Clyde Smith
San Jacinto Organization
Lee Hunter
North Amarillo Club
Pat McClarney
Gloria Clements
Vesta O'Dell
Geraldine Warner
Jack Parks
Carl Clifft
Sam Morris
Crystal Ballroom
Carlton Scales
Neil Shaw
San Jacinto Club
North Amarillo
Otis Helm
Bill Grigsby
E. D. Boxwell
M. F E. Sorenson
Walter Clayton
T. B. Adkins
John McKee
Arthur Truitt
Roger Harris
Melody Misses to Entertain Legion at Legion Home
The Melody Misses, a new musical group, will entertain Legion members tonight at Legion Home on Harrison Street. Attendance chairman Charlie Hoppin urges Legionnaires to attend for a dance and to hear division convention reports during the 7:30 p.m. business session.
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Charlie Hoppin
Hanson Post
Legionnaires
Melody Misses
Legion Home
Harrison Street
Lamb market slips with lamb prices mixed below ten dollars
Readable price notes show spring lambs around 25 cents lower and above ten dollars for choice natives. Yearlings at about 98 pounds fetch roughly 8.10, while the Financial Security Fund lists a liquidating price of 1.4532 and an offering price of 1.60.
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Financial Security Fund
Doctor's Formula For Kidney Bladder Distress Helps Millions
An old advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a cure for kidney and bladder troubles. It claims Dr Boerhaave’s formula aids nocturia, pain, and swelling, promising immediate results and improved health. It urges readers to buy the original genuine capsules for 35 cents with gold medal branding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boerhane
Haarlem
Dr. Boer- Lane
Woman Dies In Crash At Third Avenue Intersection
A young woman was killed in a traffic crash at Third Avenue and McMasters Street this afternoon. G F Morgan of Adrian was injured and helped transport to Northwest Texas Hospital. The woman, unnamed, died minutes after arrival. Dorothy Johnson, 14, witnessed the event.
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Third Avenue
McMasters Street
G. F. Morgan
Adrian
Blackburn-Shaw
Morgan
Northwest Texas Hospital
Dorothy Johnson
McMasters
Amarillo
Panhandles
Fourth Avenue
Polk Street
Florence Young
Lubbock
St. Anthony's Hospital
Santa Fe Railway carloadings rise over prior year
The Santa Fe Railway System reported week ending June 14 1941 carloadings of 22 316 up from 19 211 in 1940. Received from connections stood at 7 051 versus 5 106 in 1940. Total cars moved reached 29 367 compared with 24 317 in 1940. The system handled 30 089 cars in the preceding week of 1941.
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Santa Fe
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Dow-Jones
Fenner & Beane
Sooss
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Power & Lite
Elec Freeport
Johns Pee Eyes
Lorillard
Mid Cent Pet
Montgom Ward
Sy Nash Kelvinator
Nat Dairy
Ohio
Packard
Pan Am
Mrs Penney
Pet Co
Phelps 'Badge
Phillips Pet
Plymouth Oil
Pure
Radio
Seaboard Oil
Sears Roebuck
Shell Union Oil
Socony Vacuum
Bia
Southern Pac
White Motor
Wilson & Co
Woolworth
Chicago
Melody
Marinello Beauty Shop
East Fifth
Saa
Tyler
Jenkins
Hallet & Davis
Bradbury
Steinway
Chickering Elburn
Bradbury Clark Hallet & Davis
Southwest
Ong
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Borden Dealer
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