Girl Scouts Host Junior League Dinner Promotes Leadership Support
Globe Staff reports about a Camp Kiwanis dinner where about 60 Junior League members pledged support for Girl Scouts. Troop 35 served the meal and listed officers for the coming year while sponsors attended. The piece ends with a note on the slave trade起beginning in 1503 with Portugal’s first shipment of negros to Santo Domingo.
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Girl Scouts
Camp Kiwanis
Scout Troop 35
Nell Killough
Margie Ann Blair
Barbara Jordan
Martha Hatchett
Dawn Nichols
Catherine Eckel
Marka Ann Oliver
Bettye Frances Dammier
Nancy Nichols
Mary Ann Richardson
O. M. Oliver
T. G. Nichols
Santo Domingo
Globe Staff Photo League
Ralph Carroll
Junior League
Louis Brown
Carl Cox
T. W. Gilstrap
Gilstrap
Sim Kelly
Polio Susceptibility Clue Found in Skin
New Orleans reporting that fingerprints may show infantile paralysis susceptibility. Dr Harold Cummins of Tulane University says skin markings studied at birth can indicate risk and aid diagnosis and treatment of feeble mindedness.
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New Orleans
Harold Cummins
Tulane University
Dentists Courage Amid Japanese Captivity in WWII
Texas dentist Dr. James T. McKissick, captured on Corregidor, carried on dental care for American soldiers using improvised alloys from cans and batteries and Filipino pesos. He used water as anesthesia for Japs and fought through beatings, while a Jap officer killed a private who warned him.
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James T. McKissick
McKissick
Sgt. Rossie Bradley Receives Army Discharge in California
Sergeant Rossie Bradley, son of Mrs. Edna Bradley of 517 W. Second, was honorably discharged at Camp Beale California separation center. He entered service in June 1943 and served with the Army Ground Forces, going overseas in October 1944 with the 92nd Infantry Division as a platoon leader.
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Edna Bradley
W. Second
Camp Beale Cal
Army
Bradley
Army Ground Forces
92Nd Infantry Division
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Four Firms Honored by Insurance Association Luncheon
Tascosa L A Guthrie reported to policy holders and Willard Phillips presided at a luncheon honoring Plains Chevrolet Co. Buck Carter 20 years American Smelting and Refining Co C J Roberts 16 years Lydick Roofing Co L L Jobe 15 years Amarillo Garage and Storage Jim Hudson 12 years. The Amarillo district spans 21 counties. In 1945 earned premiums rose to 7 079 000 assets grew to 9 536 746 84 and the surplus stood at 2 692 212 50.
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Willard W. Phillips
Amarillo
Plains Chevrolet Co
Buck Carter
American Smelting and Refining Co
C. J. Roberts
Lydick Roofing Co
L. L. Jobe
Jim Hudson
Guthrie
Housing shortage prompts shared homes in postwar town
Keefer Cole shares his home with a brother in law from Connecticut as six children and a dog crowd one family while four kids and three cats fill another. He and Sara cope with noise by sharing four glasses of beer, a small comfort in tense postwar living.
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Keefer Cole
Connecticut
Abilene Amarillo Austin and Other City Bank Buildings
Street listings show bank buildings and bidg designations in multiple Texas cities including Abilene Amarillo Austin Beaumont Corpus Christi Dallas El Paso Fort Worth Galveston Harlingen Houston Lubbock Midland with addresses and building names such as Mims Bidg Amarillo Bidg Tribune Tower Nixon Bidg First National Bank Bidg Sterling Bidg and LUbbock National Bank. Additional numeric codes accompany several entries.
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Abilene
Mims
Amarillo
Austin
Tribune Tower
Beaumont
San Jacinto
Corpus Christi
Nixon
Dallas
Mercantile Bank
EL Paso
First National Bank
Fort Worth
Ft. Worth
B. Galveston
Ins
Harlingen
Rio Grande
Houston
Sterling
Lubbock
Lubbock National Bank
Midland
Thomas
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R. M Chatham
James P. Mitchell
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D. D. Redman
E. T. Beckley
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Bougainville
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Odessa
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Oscar Burton
Terot Employers Insurance Association
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American Smelting and Refining Company
Gulf Stores Telephone Company
Ft. Clifton
Chitton Meaufecturing Company
John B. Collier
Lewis R. Ferguson
Lone Star Cement Company
A. J. Frazier
LW. Groves
Port Arthur
Holmgreen
D. A. Halcy
Waco
Ungren & Frazier
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Alamo Iron Works
Lone Stories Company
Texas Employers Inmurence Association
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Mosher
Mosher Steel Company
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T. S. Reed
Fred Lehmann
Picton Company, Inc
Been Grocery Company
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Arthur Temple
Southern Pine Lumber Company
Leslie Waggener
Texarkana, Texas
Republic National Bank
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Wichita Falls
Amarillo Printing Company
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