Texas forecasts record wheat harvest to start May 20
Texas Wheat harvest expected to reach 110 million bushels, the largest in state history, beginning May 20. Secretary G E Blewett cites near perfect weather and expanded plantings, but notes railroad boxcar shortages could delay shipments and threaten Southwest transport in June.
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Fort Worth
Merch
A.R
Texas
Lereest
Lone Star
G. E. Blewett
Texas Grain
Fesd
Blewett
Southwest
Texas Wheat
Amarlio Globe reports two Amarlio riders improving after motorcycle crash
Two Amarillo men injured in a motorcycle accident yesterday near Lincoln between Sixteenth and Seventeenth were improving today. Milford Curtis Shores, 35, was taken to St Anthony’s Hospital with head and facial lacerations. Gann, 25, of 2201 Spruce, suffered several fractured ribs and was treated at the hospital.
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Amarillo
Lincoln
Milford Curtis Shores
St. Anthony's ‘Hospital
Baxwell Brothers Ambulance
Gann
Grain crop plan eyed by Southwestern Shippers Board
The state plans to avoid a tie up as millions of bushels may need ground storage. The Southwestern Shippers Advisory Board will meet in Oklahoma City in May to devise a plan for handling the crop and making a final crop estimate. An unrelated note mentions Mohammed Gahaxl, a nine foot tall stone mason from Alexandria who attributes growth hormone research to a fall three years ago.
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Southwestern Shippers' Advisory Board
Oklahoma City
Xnad
Alexandria
Egypt
Mohammed Gahaxl
Mrs Roosevelt fears over law to outlaw subversives
Eleanor Roosevelt writes that she agrees with Hoover on jailing those involved in subversive activity but warns the president's order could mislabel many organizations as subversive. She discusses conscientious objectors, the danger of penalizing differing ideas, and questions about cost and planning in a free market. Also notes a Santa Fe curve work crew near Bovina.
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Santa Fe
Bovina
Sergeant BrymerPlaced On Army Teaching Staff
Tech Sergeant Palmeger B Brymer son of Mrs Margaret Brymer 2328 North West Eighth and assigned to Army Replacement Training Center Fort Bragg N C has been selected as one of the teaching staff at the center s bat Potential Leader s School The set which will open April 14 is designed to teach selected enlistment then the qualities of leadership The graduates are expected to take their places as noncommissioned officers in the new army The school s faculty was chosen for outstanding traits demonstrated during his tour of duty with the U S Armed Forces Brig Gen B E Dawley center s commanding general said He has been in the U S Armed Forces since 1936 and holds the Good Conduct Medal and pre Pearl Harbor Ribbon
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Palmeger B. Brymer
Margaret Brymer
North West
Eighth
Army Replacement Training Center
Fort Bragg
N. C
U. 8
Be.r. Dawley
U. S. Armed Forces
Amarillo Club Dinner Meeting Tonight
The Amarillo club will hold a meeting at Jackstone Hotel for dinner this evening. Members are urged to attend and discuss ongoing activities and plans for the year.
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Mujar
Amarillo D'.m
Jackstone
Rites for Mrs Anna Holland Set at First Baptist Happy
Mrs Anna Holland 41 died yesterday in Northwest Texas Hospital. Rites at 2 pm tomorrow at First Baptist Church Happy with Rev W P Bryan officiating. Burial in Dreamland Cemetery Canyon. She leaves husband, three daughters, a sister and three brothers. Arrangements by Griggs Warren of Canyon.
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Happy
First Baptist Church
Ww. P. Bryan
Pat. Wells
Dreamland Cemetery
Canyon
Holland
Texas
Griggs-Warren Ot
New Automobile Paint Sold By Mail In Panhandle Dealers
New wipe on paint for cars promises no streaks or lap marks with a two year guarantee and insurance against chipping cracking or fading. Available in several colors for 5.95 per quart with dealer opportunities across 57 counties of the Panhandle. Order direct by mail or COD prepaid from Lubbock Cover Co. of Lubbock Texas.
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London
Panhandle
O.D
Lubbock
Cover” Co
Lubbock, ‘Tex
Missing payroll agent linked to possible foul play
Houston March 31 The disappearance of a U S Maritime Commission agent en route to Galveston with a payroll totaling 20,450 has investigators fearing foul play. FBI and local police join the probe after two checks were collected and another $29,000 check was cashed at a Houston bank, prompting a wide manhunt and requests for leads.
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U.S
Maritime Commission
Galveston
Potéro Hills
FBI
A* Bank
J.T. Kizer
Premiriqny
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