Funeral Friday at 10 for Mrs Myrtle Palmer
Funeral services for Mrs Myrtle Elizabeth Palmer will be held Friday at 10 in the Ivy Chapel of Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home with Arthur L. Golden of Eastside Church of Christ officiating. Burial in Liano Cemetery. Palmer 63, of 504 Cleveland, died yesterday at 12:35 PM at Northwest Texas Hospital after major surgery in April. Survivors include three sons A C Palmer Amarillo W E Palmer Childress Finis E Palmer Boulder City Nev. three daughters Helen Baker Borger Hazel Smith Texhoma Okla Leta Faye Summers Amarillo. three brothers S D Neal Amarillo F D Neal Lelia Lake B Neal Rockdale. one son Jack Palmer died in 1944 in France.
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Myrtle Elizabeth Palmer
Ivy
Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home
Arthur L. Golden
Eastside Church of Christ
Earl C. Kirksey
Lonnie Bailey
John D. McMinn
Alfred Werner
Howard N. Brewer
C. W. Brown
Liano
Palmer
Cleveland
W. E. Palmer
Childress
Finis
E. Palmer
Boulder City
Nev
Helen Baker
Borger
Hazel Smith
Texhoma
Okla
Leta Faye Summers
Amarillo
S. D. Neal
F. D. Neal
Lelia Lake
B. Neal
Rockdale
Jack Palmer
France
Beer License Is Granted for Cottonwood Inn
Judge Gene Jordan granted Bill Innes a beer selling permit for the Cottonwood Inn at Pullman Switch after protests by Sheriff Paul Gaither and Texas Liquor Control Board deputy supervisor Joe M. Sides were withdrawn. Protests ended when Innes arranged a side approach to his business to remove a traffic hazard.
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Bill Innes
Cottonwood Inn
Pullman Switch
Gene Jordan
Paul Gaither
Joe M. Sides
Texas Liquor Control Board
Innes
Peace Officers Elect Anderson President at Five-State Meet
Hutchinson County Sheriff Hugh Anderson of Berger was elected president of the Five-State Peace Officers Association at the eighth annual convention in Tucumcari. Texas director Paul Gaither and attendees from Colorado Kansas New Mexico Oklahoma joined host Tucumcari Police Chief Houston Bragg at the event. Governor Edwin Mechem of New Mexico received the annual award for improving law enforcement standards.
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Tucumcari
Hutchinson County
Hugh Anderson
Berger
Peace Officers Association
Paul Gaither
Amarillo
Texas
Colorado
Kansas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Houston Bragg
Edwin Mechem
FBI
Rev Eunice Hill To Speak Sunday At Courthouse
Rev Eunice Hill will speak Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock on the fourth floor of the courthouse. Her subject is By What Authority Does He This. A special singing program will accompany the talk. The meeting targets women and children and the public is invited.
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Eunice Hill
Cat feeds, mice catch rate aid police forage dump
The Ceylon Government pays four dollars and twenty cents a month to feed a cat that catches five or six mice daily. The cat helps keep rodents away from a police forage dump.
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Ceylon
Robbery Accusation In Night Visit To City Man
A woman and two men were detained after visiting Lester Clay at 411 North Madison. Clay reported a $100 cash loss during the visit. All three denied the theft and have not been charged. Police continue to investigate.
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Lester Clay
North Madison
Clay
Rail Unions Reject Carriers Pay Offer in Wave
Three major rail unions the Firemen Engineers and Conductors unanimously rejected the latest pay raise proposal from the nation road JP The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen had already accepted a similar three year deal on May 25 The unions cited changes in operating rules as the main obstacle to agreement mediation boards were informed and a plan to proceed was drafted.
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Washington
the Nation Road
Latest Rail
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Arrest Couple From California On Narcotics Violations
A California couple, John T. Williams aged 35 and Gloria aged 25 of San Francisco, were arrested here this morning on narcotics charges and bond jumping. They stayed two months at a South Fillmore Street address and were previously arrested in San Francisco last December. Officers found five tobacco cans of marijuana. Chief of Detectives J. L. King said extradition was waived and they will be turned over to California officers.
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California
San Francisco
John T. Williams
Gloria
South Fillmore Street
J. L. King
Dublin Justice Sets Higher Fines for License Violations
Justice T. G. O'Sullivan of the district court in Dublin Eire announced stiffer fines for breaches of licensing laws. Thomas O'Meara was fined $15 for violations.
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T. G. O'Sullivan
District Court
Dublin
Eire
Thomas O'Meara
Cottage for Children opens with 14 beds planned
Mrs. Bob Crudgington helps honor donors as brick cottage for 14 children rises at Thirty-fourth and Bowie. Gift from Mrs. Carter in memory of Mrs. Phebe Worley and Albert Combs funds the fourth campus home, to house 56, with 42 cared for last year. Operation marks 26th year.
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Bob Crudgington
Carter
Phebe Worley
Albert Combs
Panhandle
G. C. Saunders
Children’s Home Trustees
Thirty-fourth
Bowie
Allen
Lowery-Phillips College
Texan Named to Revenue Job
Washington June 28 A 47-year-old Texan and World War II brigadier general John B Dunlap of Dallas has been chosen to head federal tax collection operations. He will replace the ailing George J Schoeneman who retires July 31 after 42 years in government service. Dunlap has organized racket squads to audit returns of known and suspected criminals as part of the effort. Senate confirmation of Dunlap’s appointment is expected soon.
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Washington
John B Dunlap
Dallas
George J. Schoeneman
Internal Revenue
White House
Schoeneman
Dunlap
Senate
Dunilap
Army bans the term GI in official use
Washington June 17. The Army forbids the slang term GI for public relations use. Liaison Bulletin 242 dated June 15 orders officers to refer to personnel as soldiers. It cites Webster and stresses soldiers are skilled warriors worthy of the title.
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Washington
Army
Army Public Information Division
Nomination Required as He Enters Revenue Service
The article notes that he entered the revenue service in 1933 after years running his own business. It also states that Brazil is supporting coffee prices, signaling market intervention amid ongoing price pressures.
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The
Revenue Service
Brazil
Judge Denny Dies In Wichita Falls
Judge S A Denny aged 94 longtime pioneer county official for Archer and Clay counties died at a local hospital in Wichita Falls Funeral services are planned for Crockett He moved to Archer County in 1890 later to Clay County and retired to Wichita Falls in 1945 Belgium reports 90 camera clubs.
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Wichita Falls
S. A. Denny
Pioneer County
Archer
Clay Counties
Crockett
Archer County
Clay County
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Anderson
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INERT
Eee
Polk
Mrs
Inez Carter
Northern Ireland
Irish Association of Change Ringers
Little Bob Major
Holywood
Coe
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Taylor
Kentucky Tavern
Glenmore Distilleries Company
Louis
CofFville, Ky
Texan
Denny
Belgium
Deason
Aspemanties
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