Consumer Cooperative Association hold annual meeting in Dallas
The Consumer’s Cooperative Association held its annual meeting yesterday in Dallas. Officers elected by stockholders include R. B. Gist Canyon Randall County president H H Hogue Dalhart Dallas County vice president and G M Cooper Perryton Ochiltree County secretary. Hogue and Cooper were re elected directors.
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Consumer's Cooperative Association
Dallas
R. B. Gist
Canyon
Randall County
H. H. Hogue
Dalhart
Dallas County
G. M. Cooper
Perryton
Ochiltree
Hogue
Cooper
Visit to Pope by Princess Sparked Protestant Protest
A Protestant group in London protested to King George VI over Princess Elizabeth possibly visiting Pope Pius XII during her Rome trip on April 11. O T Taylor of the Protestant Alliance warned the visit would bring surprise and sorrow to loyal subjects and be widely read as papal propaganda. He noted about 1,000 members in his group but claimed the views reflect countless Protestants.
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London
George VI
Elizabeth
Pius XII
Britain
Rome
O. T. Taylor
Protestant Alliance
California Oak Tree Sprouts Geyser From Its Roots
A California oak tree unexpectedly erupts a geyser from its roots attracting attention from locals and visitors. The sight prompts curiosity about the tree’s health and any underlying geological activity in the area.
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California
How I broke the soda habit
Worcester woman Katherine Hill recalls gas after meals from baking soda. A friend recommended Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, which she says improved appetite and digestion, reduced soda cravings, and left her feeling better. The ad touts a stomachic tonic effect and urges trying the product.
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Katherine Hill
Worcester
Massa
Dr. Pierce
Minchin Named Director of Defense Transportation Rail Division
George H. Minchin former Amarillo executive and senior vice president of the Santa Fe Railway System is appointed director of the railroad division of the Defense Transportation Administration by Administrator James Knudson. He will take a leave of absence from Santa Fe to focus on DTA duties. Minchin also heads Chicago Produce Terminal and Illinois Northern Railway.
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George H. Minchin
Amarillo
Defense Transportation Administration
James Knudson
Minchin
Santa Fe Railway System
Chicago
Western Lines
Chicago Produce Terminal
Illinois Northern Railway
Santa Fe
Stop Harsh Drugs for Constipation Ad Ad
An advertisement urges readers to avoid harsh laxatives and instead try Dr. Caldwell's Senna Laxative. It touts all vegetable ingredients, mild action, minty flavor, and relief from constipation with the promise of regularity. Sizes priced at 25 60 and 120 cents.
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Frederick Roloff, Jr
Cambridge
Mass
FF. Mdwards
Ohio
Sacred Heart embroidery pattern for home craft card
Devotional panel transfer 15 by 19 inches offered for twenty cents. Amarillo Globe News promotes craft pattern 7182 with simple stitches and home embroidery ideas, plus a free Alice Brooks Needlework Catalog featuring crochet knitting and embroidery.
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Sacred Heart
Amarillo Globe News
Household Arts Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Alice Brooks
Two-Year Coma Ends in Death
Joan Edwards died at 26 in Rankin Texas after a two year coma from a January 17, 1949 traffic crash en route from Midland to Odessa during an ice storm. She had brain injury, was treated in Dallas and San Angelo, and her postmaster father M. J. Edwards led the family care.
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Rankin
Tex
Joan Edwards
Midland
Odessa
West Texas
Dallas
San Angelo
Joan
M. J. Edwards
Man 81 Faces Murder Charge
Houston report states 81-year-old James Allan Turnbo is charged with murder after Arthur Heslewood, 42, died from knife wounds suffered March 14. Turnbo also faces aggravated assault charges for injuring Nell Williams, 25, during the incident at a barbecue stand amid a dispute over beer payment.
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Houston
James Allan Turnbo
Arthur Heslewood
Turnbo
Nell Williams
Miss Williams
India seeks red aid from Russia for grain relief
New Delhi March 21 India asked Russia for grain to ease its food crisis and has not received a reply. Food Minister K M Munchi told parliament.
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India
New Delhi
Russia
K. M. Munchi
Parliament
Progress on School Census Reaches Amarillo
The state scholastic census is advancing in Amarillo says census director W H Gordon. The count covers ages birth to 17 and runs March 1 through April 1. New residents should contact the elementary principal or call 33721 to be assigned an enumerator.
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Amarillo
W. H. Gordon
Gordon
Bus Line Hearing Set By Railroad Commission
The Texas Railroad Commission will hold hearings at the Herring Hotel on April 18 to consider the Pantex Bus Line lease of its certificate and Panhandle Stages Shuttle Service lease of the certificate. Several common carrier applications for service to Amarillo Air Force Base and Pantex Ordnance Plant will also be reviewed. County Judge Gene Jordan received notice today.
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The
Texas Railroad Commission
Herring Hotel
Pantex Bus Line
Panhandle Stages
Amarillo Air Force Base
Pantex Ordnance Plant
Gene Jordan
Court dismisses Loy Brown appeal in 1950 burglary case
The Court of Criminal Appeals in Austin dismissed the appeal of Loy Brown, Amarillo police character, who was sentenced to seven years for burglarizing the Burcham Service Station and Liquor Store. Brown was convicted in May 1950 after a prior trial ended in a hung jury.
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Court of Criminal Appeals
Austin
Loy Brown
Amarillo
Burcham
Brown
ONE main pattern part and two wearings blouse pattern 9100
Pattern 9100 offers a versatile blouse with two styling options suitable for dressy or tailored outfits. It comes in sizes 12 through 42 with a size 16 yard requirement of 2 1/2 yards at 39 inches. A complete illustrated Sew Chart guides each step.
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Marian Martin
Amarillo Globe News
West 18Th St
New York
N.Y
Young vendor killer given life in Houston stabbing
Fred Postel aged 19 received a life term after a district court jury found him guilty of fatally stabbing 14 year old newspaper vendor David Rodrigues when he refused to give up 15 cents. Co defendants Felix Palacios 18 and Raul Fernandez 22 charged jointly in the case.
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Houston
Fred Postel
Postel
David Rodrigues
Felix Palacios
Raul Fernandez
Australia built car aims for sixty mpg at forty mph
A newly designed car from Australia promises sixty miles per gallon on gasoline at a cruising speed of forty miles per hour. The engine is manufactured in England.
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England
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President Legion
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American Legion
Hanson Post
Women’s Auxiliary
Legion Hall
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Harvey Oliver
Rhea Smith
Defense Transportation
Mr. Minchin
Globe-News
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