Mrs Eastland Funeral Set in Amarillo Church Chapel
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Mildred Eastland 44 of Amarillo will be held at 11 tomorrow at M. B. Griggs & Sons chapel Dr Francis Pritchard and Dr Thomson will conduct burial at Liano Mrs Eastland died at home 809 Sunses from a heart attack She was a Texas native educated at Trinity University Waco and moved to Amarillo in 1926 husband P Eastland owner of Texas Sand and Gravel Co Surviving are son Roy P Eastland Jr daughter Mrs Jack T Harmon now in Germany sister Mrs N S Mickley Waco and mother Mrs E H Rhodes Waco
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Mildred Eastland
Amarillo
Griggs & Sons
Francis Pritchard
Sires Presbyterian Church
Thomson
Liano
Eastland
Texas
Shriners Plan Atlantic City Imperial Council Trip
Four Khiva Temple Shriners will attend the Mystic Shrine imperial council session in Atlantic City New Jersey June 6 to 10. The delegation includes two past potentates Tom May and George Hammock and current potentate Ross Roger with S Wayne O Keefe as chief rabban. About 22 000 hotel rooms have been optioned and 1 725 Pittsburgh delegates are expected. Accommodations for Ararat Temple City Missouri require special arrangements including horse stables. Two parades are planned and for first time in Shrine history ceremonies will be open to the public. Governor Alfred E Driscoll will chair the session in Convention Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khiva Temple
Mystic Shrine
Imperial Council
Atlantic City
Tom May
George Hammock
Ross Roger
Rabban
S. Wayne O'Keefe
Walter S. Jeffries
Pittsburgh
Truman
Ararat
City
Convention Hall
Alfred E. Driscoll
New Jersey
Vogler Father of Mrs Siebel Dies in Lamesa
Carl J. Vogler father of Mrs Stanley Siebel of 1100 Avondale died last night at a son’s home in Lamesa. Funeral services are pending with Wells Funeral Home in Sweetwater. He visited the area several times and is survived by six daughters and two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl J. Vogler
Stanley Siebel
Avondale
Lamesa
Amarillo
Vogler
Wells Funers Home
Sweetwater
Shortage of Cotton Yarn Delays Malaya Fishing Gear Rehab
A cotton yarn shortage slows the rehabilitation of fishing nets and tackle production in British Malaya, hindering local gear manufacture and repairs. The constraint strains supplies as the industry works to resume production amid shortages.
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British Malaya
Mrs. C A Robertson 54 Dies at St Anthonys Hospital
Mrs Musette Hooper Robertson wife of C A Robertson sales manager for Walter Irvin Inc dies at 7 45 am in St Anthonys Hospital after illness since Christmas She 54 born Sept 19 1893 in Nashville reared there moved to El Paso 1921 Amarillo 1932 then to Am ARillo and El Paso family details wartime USO work with two sons Charles A Jr and Warren POWs repatriated after war funeral arrangements pending
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musette Hooper Robertson
C. A. Robertson
Walter Irvin, Inc
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Robertson
Nashville
Tenn
Fountain
Amarillo
Warren
Charles A., Jr
Bert W. Hooper
Robertson's
Earl Cregar
Long Beach
Cal
Frank W. Cook
el Paso
Would King Cole Be Merry With Stomach Ulcer Pains
An ad promotes Udge tablets claiming fast relief for stomach pains heartburn indigestion and excess acidity. It touts 210 million sold since 1928 and offers 25 cent box and double money back if not relieved within thirty minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Horse Sours When Daily Diet of Sugar Is Skipped
A Philadelphia report describes US District Judge George A. Welsh forgetting his daily sugar for a mounted police horse. The horse balked at the federal building entrance until the sugar was supplied, prompting an excited police officer to burst into the judge's chambers.
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Philadelphia
George A. Welsh
Federal Building
Funeral arrangements announced for local residents
Blackburn-Shaw directs arrangements as the family awaits the sons' arrival in Amarillo. Charles A. Jr. works as a salesman for McDonald Auto Supply here while Warren resides in Nachitoches, Louisiana.
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Amarillo
Charles A., Jr
McDonald Auto Supply
Warren
Nachitoches
Blackburn-Shaw
Negro Pleads Not Guilty To Shirt Theft Charge
Willie Duval, a Black man, pleaded not guilty in county court to stealing six shirts from Frank A. Godsoe a Baptist minister. Officers say Duval claimed he bought the shirts from another Black man for 50 cents. He is held in Potter County jail on a 350 dollar bond.
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Willie Duval
Frank A. Godsoe
Duval
Potter County
Boston Seattle Skyway Designated by CAA
The Civil Aeronautics Administration designated an arterial air highway four tens miles wide between Seattle and Boston as Skyway No. 2. It is the third skyway in the nation, with Skyway No. 1 from Los Angeles to Washington DC and Skyway No. 5l from Brownsville Texas to Winnipeg.
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Seattle
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Boston
Los Angeles
Washington, DC
Brownsville
Tex
Winnipeg
Santa Fe Employees Convene For Regional Loss Prevention Meet
Santa Fe employees plan sessions tomorrow and Friday for a regional loss and damage prevention meeting. General manager G. C. Jefferis announced the gathering yesterday. Representative employees will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
G. C. Jefferis
Amarillo hosts freight handling meeting for Santa Fe lines
Area covered spans from Wellington Kansas to Belen New Mexico and the Panhandle Santa Fe lines. The all day session starts at 9 in the Santa Fe office auditorium with G R Buchanan directing. He is joined by E E Foulks Emmet Trainor and others to cut freight loss and damage through better handling packing shipper education and claims processes.
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Santa Fe
Jefferis
Wellington
Kan
Belen
Panhandle & Santa Fe
Santa Fe General
Ninth
Polk
G. R. Buchanan
Buchanan
Amarillo
Chicago
E. E. Foulks
Emmet Trainor
A. C. Dewhirst
Lines Refrigerator Department
W. H. Roehrig
E. L. Duggan
C. D. Hart
B. L. McKinley
J. R. Cody
Santa Fe Trailways
Joe Marshall
Association of American Railroads
UC Researchers Explore Insect Disease Epidemics
The University of California agriculture department studies using disease epidemics to control insect pests. The approach investigates how spreading pathogens among insect populations could reduce crop damage and pest outbreaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of California Agriculture Department
Photograph Swindle Reported in Southeast Amarillo
Police were asked to investigate an alleged swindle in southeast Amarillo where an elderly man sold photography sittings and collected full fees in advance, but authorities fear he may not return to deliver the promised pictures.
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Amarillo
Tony D Moore Fined For DUI Charge In County Court
Tony D. Moore an Amarillo carpenter was fined fifty dollars and costs in county court after entering a plea on a drunk driving charge. The brief court action reflects a low level penalty with additional costs pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony D. Moore
Amarillo Carpenter
Guilty Plea In DWI Case Involving Houston Driver
Moore of Houston pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated after a collision at Twenty second and Arthur yesterday afternoon. Wesley H. Allen, of Amarillo, was the other driver involved, according to officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Houston
Arthur
Wesley H. Allen
Amarillo
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C.A. Robertson
King Cole
CAA
Dr.Edwards
B. F. Goodrich
4Th & Fillmore
Darel
Doroff
HUBAY
Dowell
Saratoga Cafe
Zale
ST. Patrick’s. Day Purchase
A. A
Rogers
C.O.D
The
International Silver Co
Borger
Diamond Importers
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