Mild Upsets Mark First Round Of Tri-State Golf Tourney
In Amarillo at the Country Club the Tri-State Senior Golf Association held the Sixth Annual Tournament first round with notable results. Byron Clancy of Carter, Okla., defeated Chick Garland 8 and 7, while Roy Allen rallied from two down at the turn to win in 19 holes over Joe Langhorne of Dalhart. Sam Orr of Amarillo defeated R. Parells 3 and 2, and BR. FP. Holmes of Shamrock and Bill Gallacher of Carrizozo advanced in the field. First round results across multiple flights followed with numerous players advancing and upcoming second round matches listed.
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Amarillo Country Club
Byron
Bud) Clancy
Carter
Oklahoma
Chick Garland
Comedalist
Slaton
Roy Allen
Allen
Joe Langhorne
Dalhart
Sam Orr
Amarillo
R. P. Parbells
Greene
Memphis
Greenbelt Golf Association
BR. FP. Holmes
Shamrock
Bill
the Malpal Kid
Dallas
W. H. Nesbitt
Anthony
New Mexico
C. W. Addison
Weatherford
Oklo
C. N. Headrick
Charlie Pryor
Sapp
Dick Rousey
Plainview
BET
Daniels
Idalou
H. H. Larson
Joe Storey
Gene Howe
Herb Dysert
Guy McGee
J. W. Johnson
A. A. Foster
Lubb
Pennies Help War Relief as Anne Logan Leads Small Donor Trend
Anne Logan and family show civic spirit by saving pennies for Red Cross war relief. Her donations join Potter County’s effort, bringing in nearly $1,000 above the $6,760 quota as theaters and local businesses add to the fund.
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Anne Logan
Red Cross
Europe
Anne
Richard F. Logan
Alabama Street
Red Cross War Relief Fund
Potter County
Texas Consolidated Theaters
Paramount
State and Capitol
A. L. Mayfield
Mann Bakery Company
Works Project Administration
Frost Motor Company
Peace Terms End Hostilities With France In Europe
Berlin reports Germany published terms of the armistice with France providing for France to terminate hostilities in Europe the sea and in colonies and mandates. France to disarm surrounded troops and a map indicated line would place northern France under German occupation.
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Berlin
Germany
France
Europe
Markets New York Stock List June 25 Livestock Report
Kansas City livestock notes show hogs salable total 4,000 with prices 5.00 to 5.10 while cattle 3,200 salable and calves 600 with fed steers and yearlings steady to higher. Hogs 10 to 15 cents lower than Monday, cattle 25 cents higher on short fed, vealers steady, cows and bulls firm, stockers limited. Sheep 6,000 salable with lamb averages around 7.75 and top lambs near 10.25.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Ansas
En Ag
Weather and politics mix in Panhandle news item
The piece covers upcoming showers and drought relief projects around Palo Duro, plus Alaska air bases and Amarillo training camp talk. It notes jackrabbits thinning in Dalhart, a push for a local army barracks, and evolving political races led by Ernest Thompson and Lew Fields amid Panhandle concerns.
Mothers-in-Law Rally Is Success
The Mother-in-Law Club political rally at the Fairgrounds in Amarillo drew a large crowd. John Snider barbecue was served as candidates from county to congressional district spoke briefly. Collingsworth County sent the largest delegation and Deskins Wells drew support from several auto loads. Proceeds from barbecue sales fund the club student loan fund.
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Fairgrounds
Amarillo
John Snider
Collingsworth County
Deskins Wells
Paper costs skyrocket as war fuels price rise
The passage notes brisk cattle and hog growth in warm climates, a spike in newsprint prices after the war outbreak with the London Daily Mail paying $32,800 more weekly for white paper, and a look at sublimation of dry ice and artificial silk research in Japan as it seeks to shield its economy.
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London Daily Mail
England
Hitler
Poland
Japan
Men Strive To Be Unequal
Federal District Judge James C. Wilson told members of the Young Men's Council of the YMCA at the new headquarters that all men cannot be equal and that pursuing inequality drives progress. He warned Communism threatens liberty and predicted a constitutional amendment curbing free speech to prevent overthrow of government.
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Municipal Auditorium
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Wilson
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Garner
Cigaret Tax Sets Higher Price Across Local Stocks
The July 1 cigarette tax hike, 25 cents per thousand cigarets, applies to wholesalers retailers and jobbers stocks, with retailers warned against pre-purchasing to dodge higher prices. Carlton-Florey quotes Jim Florey noting the tax also hits retailers stocks and no consumer price impact is yet known.
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Congress
Carlton-Florey Company
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Jim Florey
First 25 Mile Test For Ford Good Drivers League
The first 25 mile driving tests of the Ford Good Drivers' League will be held tomorrow and Thursday for members. The test covers all driving conditions with a score sheet prepared for each contestant. Report to Walter Irvin, Inc., the starting point. All contestants must have a driver's license. The next league meeting is Monday night at the Walter Irvin, Inc. showroom.
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Ford Good Drivers' League
League
Walter Irvin, Inc
City Commission to See New Library Plans
The city commission’s weekly meeting will focus on paying monthly bills. Architect Macon Carder will present remodeling plans for the east wing of Municipal Auditorium to house the public library. The current library will move to the auditorium later this summer as Mayor Rogers is away in California and will return July 5.
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City Commission
Macon Carder
Municipal Auditorium
Joe Jenkins
Rogers
California
KGNC to Start Gun Club of the Air
KGNC plans a Gun Club of the Air with radio instruction and eligibility for women. Local sportsmen and rifle range experts will lead sessions. A definite opening date will be announced on KGNC within the next few days.
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KGNC
Red Cross Seeks Volunteers for Surgical Dressings
The Red Cross appeals for volunteers to make sterile surgical dressings for war victims. Potter County Chapter will open a surgical dressing room in the courthouse fifth floor, ready by week end. Training and supervision will be provided by Mary Brady and Rosa Schladweiler. call 2-2005 with name, address and experience.
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Red Cross
Floyd Cooper
Europe
Potter ‘County
Court House
Mary H. Brady
Oklahoma City
Rosa Schladweiler
St. Louis
National Red Cross
Mrs Martha Meyer Dies at Home in Amarillo
Martha Meyer 88 died last night at 9 55 at the home of her son H H Meyer 512 North Pierce Street after a long illness She had lived in Amarillo four years Survived by two other sons A L Meyer and A P Meyer both of Fort Worth a daughter Mrs Pauline Brown of Westwood California seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren The body will be sent to Fort Worth tomorrow by Blackburn Shaw Funeral services will be held Thursday in Fort Worth.
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Martha Meyer
Fort Worth
Blackburn-Shaw
Young Tourist Resting Well After Highway 66 Fall
Rual Edwin Little a 10 year old Madill Oklahoma boy is reported resting well today at St Anthonys Hospital after suffering a severe head injury when he fell from a moving automobile yesterday afternoon on Highway 66 between Groom and Amarillo His parents Mr and Mrs R W Little of Madill were notified by radio as other members of the tourist party in another car were unaware of the accident.
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Rual Edwin Little
Madill
Okla
St. Anthony's Hospital
R. W. Little
Groom
Amarillo
Lions Club installs Munn as president in Amarillo
Henry C. Munn was installed as president of the Lions Club today succeeding Roy Stockton. Officers installed include F. W. Cain and H. G. Wilson as vice presidents and C. T. Davis Wayne W. Sawyers H. R. Cloninger and Byron Ellis as directors, Mark Galloway tail twister Max Zweig lion tamer John Stalcup secretary and EB C Lacy treasurer. Dr. R. L. Rogers served as installing officer. The club, now the 22nd group of officers, reported a $1,250 donation to the Social Center for Girls Building fund and noted gains of 20 members. A technicolor talking film shown by Amarillo Coca Cola Bottling Co. closed the luncheon.
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Lions Club
Roy Stockton
F. W. Cain
H. G. Wilson
C. T. Davis
Wayne W. Sawyers
H. R. Cloninger
Byron Ellis
Mark Galloway
Max Zweig
John Stalcup
C Lacy
R. L. Rogers
G. G. Ordway
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Otf
Stockton
Social Center For Girls Building Fund
Canyon
Amarillo
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Dr Williams Questioned in Patent Case in Federal Court
Dr Tra Williams, chief research engineer for J M Huber Corp, remains under cross examination by Godfrey L Cabot Co Inc attorneys in federal court as the second week of the trial begins. The Cabot Co claims infringement of patents on a process to pellet carbon black from raw carbon black powder for tire industry use, where pellet form reduces dust hazards and commands a higher price. The hearing is expected to continue through the week.
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J. M. Huber Corporation
Godfrey L. Cabot Company, Inc
Dr. Williams
Cabot Company
Huber Corporation
Mrs Glen Howard Dies in Local Hospital
Pauline Howard of Adrian, wife of Glen Howard, died this afternoon at 12 30 in a local hospital at age 31. She was superintendent of the Sunday School at Adrian Christian Church and is survived by her husband, daughter Polly Ann, her parents Dr and Mrs C E Hawn of Vega, and sister Mrs Tom Denker of Enid Oklahoma. Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home in charge pending arrangements.
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Glen Howard
Adrian
Adrian Christian Church
Polly Ann
C. E. Hawn
Vega
Tom Denker
Enid
Okla
Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home
Bill Brian to Open Radio Campaign on KGNC
Bill Brian, candidate for state legislature in the 123rd district, announced he will open his speaking campaign over KGNC from 8:50 to 9 o'clock Thursday night.
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KGNC
Wheat ripening weather foreseen by Mr Collman
Mr Collman predicts wheat ripening today and tomorrow with possible clouds tomorrow afternoon. He cites likely showers during grain harvest and notes a high of about 88. A west breeze at 10 miles per hour adds to the forecast. The Union of South Africa is described as the richest gold and diamond producing country in the world.
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Union of South Africa
End of War With France Marked by Reich Triumph
Hitler proclaimed humility and blessing, ringing bells for seven days and displaying the flag ten days after the victory that began September 3 and ended 46 days later. In Montevideo Uruguay, the cruiser Quincy lingered in harbor amid fears of a Nazi revolt as a second U.S. warship neared.
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Hitler
Greater Reich
France
Montevideo
U. S
Quincy
Uruguay
Japan to Send Battle Fleet to French Indochina
Tokyo announced a portion of the Japanese fleet will move to Haiphong, with future negotiations to be conducted directly with Indo-Chinese authorities rather than the French government. The dispatch signals a shift in wartime diplomacy and showcases Japan expanding its naval reach in South China waters.
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U.P
Japan
Imperial Japanese
South China
Haiphong
Navy moves fuel Atlantic speculation gains weight
Washington June 25 The White House refusal to discuss naval movements boosts speculation that a sizable portion of the fleet may be en route to the Atlantic.
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Washington
White House
Atlantic
Romanian, Russian Deny Knowledge on Bessarabia Invasion
London June 25 Reuters report says the Romanian legation and the Russian embassy both denied knowledge of a reported Russian invasion of Bessarabia, the former Russian territory along the frontier with Romania.
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London
Bessarabia
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