Sanford Family Vacation Tour Through Southwest States
Mrs. Ann Sanford and children Doris Jeanne and Jerry with Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Sanford and children Newell and Faye return to Plainview from a vacation visiting Red River Juarez Taos Santa Fe Hot Springs Albuquerque and Carlsbad New Mexico.
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Ann Sanford
Doris Jeanne
Jerry
Tennessee
R. O. Sanford
Newell
Faye
Plainview
Red River
Juarez
Taos
Santa Fe
Hot Springs
Albuquerque
Carlsbad
N. M
Heart Attack Fatal To Dallas Oil Man
Dallas oil operator E. L. Smith 60 died after a heart attack at a banquet of the American Petroleum Institute in Dallas. He led the Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association and the Texas Petroleum Council and served on national advisory committees for Texas. Survived by widow and son E. L. Smith Jr., and mother Mrs Wood Smith of Dallas.
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Dallas
E. L. Smith
Dallas Independent
Dallas National Bank
American Petroleum Institute
Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association
Texas Petroleum Council
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Mexia
Tex
City National Bank
E. L. Smith, Jr
Wood Smith
Amarillo Girls To Study in Mexico
Three Amarillo sisters Nell Harris Peggy Harris and Pat Harris will join the Inter-American Institute Field School in Guanajuato Mexico for a summer session. Nell is a University of Texas graduate Pat and Peggy attend North Texas State College and Cottey College. Miss Mary McCormick of Amarillo will teach voice and the group plans a classical concert in Guanajuato theater.
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Amarillo
Nell Harris
Peggy Harris
Pat Harris
North Texas State College
Inter-American Institute
Guanajuato
Mexico
Pat
Willard Harris
Travis
Nell
W. H. Ingerton
Washington
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Cottey College
West Texas State College
University of Texas
Mary McCormick
NTSC
Rainbow Girls to Attend National Convention in Oklahoma City
Representatives from Amarillo and Palo Duro assemblies of the Rainbow for Girls travel to Oklahoma City this week for the supreme assembly. Delegates include Mrs. B. S. Smith Betty June Smith Mrs. Goldie Quayle Roberta Robinson and Mrs. A. Petersen.
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Amarillo
Palo Duro
Order of Rainbow For Girls
Oklahoma City
Supreme Assembly
B. S. Smith
Amarillo Assembly
Betty June Smith
Goldie Quayle
Palo Duro Assembly
Roberta Robinson
A. Petersen
Tennessee Commemorative Stamps Go on Sale in Amarillo
The three cent Tennessee commemorative stamp debuts at the Amarillo office marking 150 years since statehood. Clerk Lee Ardy notes collectors awaited the release since June 1, first stamps in Nashville. The purple stamp is printed in special delivery size.
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New Tennessee
Amarillo
Tennessee
Leeardy
Nashville
Justifiable Homicide Declared in Soldier Shooting
A coroner's jury in Mount Ida Arkansas ruled Fort Sam Houston soldier fatally shot by Montgomery County Sheriff G A Bate as justifiable homicide. The sheriff fired after the youth. who was driving an automobile, refused to halt when ordered to stop during questioning.
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Mount Ida
Ark
Montgomery County
G. A. Bate
Fort Sam Houston
Bates
Wildlife Expert Declares Arizona Jackrabbit Record
Chicago wildlife official Leo K Couch asserts Lepus Alleni Alleni is the largest jackrabbit, based on a cited book. He notes Arizona deserts host the species from Phoenix to Benson with a 24 inch total length and 3,500 foot southern range, challenging claims by Texan and Wyoming jackrabbit boosters.
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Chicago
U.P
Arizona
Wyoming
Bob Burns
Fud
Burns
Leo’k. Couch
Fish and Wildlife Service
Department of the Interior
Couch
Phoenix
Tucson
Benson
Sonora
Pin-Worms Treatment In Plainly Labeled Pills
Embarrassing pin worm infections are clarified and treated with Jayne's P W. The drug is described as a medically recognized remedy developed by Dr D Jayne & Son. It claims easy at home administration and urges consulting a doctor and druggist for use.
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Jayne
Tolstoy Drama Set for Amarillo Radio Program
The Amarillo Little Theater radio group airs the third Summer broadcast tomorrow night from 9:30 to 10 over KGNC. What Men Live By by Leo Tolstoy, adapted for radio by Karyl Kanet Chipman, directed by Mrs. Bobbie O'Keefe, features Virginia Erickson Hylogene McAfee Jey Swenson C E Colgate Bob Nelson and Dick Robinett.
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Amarillo Little Theater Radio Group
KGNC
Leo Tolstoy
Karyl Kanet Chipman
Bobbie O’keefe
Virginia Erickson
Hylogene McAfee
Jey Swenson
Dr. C. E. Colgate
Bob Nelson
Dick Robinett
Nall Family Returns From San Antonio Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Nall of 2001 Taylor return home after visiting Mrs. Juanita Bartlett in San Antonio, Texas.
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Hugh Nall
Taylor
San Antonio
Juanita Bartlett
Wyoming Rabbit Braggarts and an Arizona Jackrabbit
The speaker mocks overblown claims about rabbits. He notes Uncle Fud could speed plowing if he imported an Arizona jackrabbit and jokes about photographing an Arizona rabbit with a wide lens. He names Lepus Alleni Alleni as the showiest North American hare.
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Arizona
Wyoming
Couch
Folger's Coffee Signifies Extra Special Quality
The text explains that Folger's name adds prestige to coffee, making it a signal of something extra. It notes that while people often say just have a cup of coffee, mentioning Folger's prepares guests for a special occasion.
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Folger
Folger’s
Earl Browder Leaves London for New York by Plane
Earl Browder former head of the Communist Party in the United States leaves London for New York by air after two days in British security custody. His plane is due to arrive at La Guardia between 8 30 and 9 30 p m CST tonight.
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London
Earl Browder
Communist Party
United States
New York
Air Today
la Guardia Field
William Lampe Arrives Home With Navy Discharge
William Lampe son of Mr. and Mrs. FP W Lampe of 2111 Van Buren arrives home Monday with his discharge from the Navy He trained as an aviation radioman and served nearly two years He graduated from Amarillo High School and attended Amarillo College before his enlistment
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William Lampe
FP. W. Lampe
van Buren
Navy
Amarillo High School
Amarillo College
Santa Fe carloadings slip versus 1945 week
Santa Fe system carloadings for week ending June 22, 1946, totaled 28 457 versus 30 495 in 1945. Cars received from connections reached 10 162 compared with 14 637 in 1945. Total cars moved were 38 619 versus 45 132 in 1945. The preceding week saw 39 599 cars handled.
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Santa FE
Santa Fe System
Man On The Street eee Album ens Wunstop Duzzitt
The street scene centers on Wunstop Duzzitt as Man On The Street promotes a new eee album. Local buzz surrounds the artist’s rise and the anticipated release amid community chatter.
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Panhandle
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T. N. M. & O. Coaches
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Tyler
K. C
Judy
NBC
the Great Dunninger
Great Dunninger
Fred Waring
Romberg
Chesterfield
Barry Woods
John Lee Smith
LSC
KFDA
Meloday Lane
ABC
Morgan
Ted Malone
Sum and
Abner
the O'Neills
the Doctors
Harry Wismer
Astor Roof
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ABC Music
Hollywood Staff Orchestra
Smoky Joe Barnes
Farm
Lora Lawton
Joyce Jordan
Bernie Howell
Barry Cameron
David Harum
the Listening Post
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Kywood
Art van Damme
Kellogs
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ABC Sunrise
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Ma Perkins
Pepper Young’s Family
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