Reciprocal Trade Pact With France To Be Signed Today
Washington May 5 The State Department announced a reciprocal trade pact with France to be signed in Washington this afternoon. No treaty details were released immediately but the accord aims to lower French restrictions on American products. France is the fifth largest customer, and the pact is the thirteenth under the program. Negotiations have lasted over a year and final technicalities were settled last night.
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Washington
State Department
France
America
Canada
Used Car Lot Classified Ads Parade 1920s 1980s Style
Multiple autos and dealers listed with model years from 1924 to 1985. Includes kitchens of trade ins, special builds, and bargain prices. Local stations announce contact numbers and street locations for GMAC teams Plains Chevrolet and Callum Motor Co. Available cars include 1984 Chevrolet Ltd Coach 1983 Chevrolet Coach 1938 Plymouth Special Sedan 1988 Plymouth Coach and more.
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Chevrolet
Plymouth
GMAC
Plains Chevrolet CO
Taylor
St. Fillmore
OLDS
Callum Motor Co
Tyler
East Front
San Jacinto
Midway
Jim Jenkins
Tyler Owen
Toney Chisum, Inc
Charysler
Plymouth Polk
Amarillo
G Ray Smith Heads Potter County Republican Group
Potter County Republicans elected G Ray Smith as county organization chairman at a Tuesday convention. Fourteen delegates and fourteen alternates were chosen to attend the state convention in Fort Worth on May 26, with no instructions given to delegates. Dr John H Outland, Kansas City physician and GOP leader, spoke briefly at the meeting.
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Potter County
G. Ray Smith
John H. Outland
Kansas City
Fort Worth
W. T. Pheiffer
J. B. Lillibridge
Cliff Robinett
H. H. Cooper
George S. Shannon
L. V. Wallace
H. E. Exum
W. H. Flamm
W. A. Barlow
J. W Broadus
H. F E. Smith
Denald Gordon
H. D. Thompson
H. E. Budke
Horse Thief At Large Reported Near Amarillo Farm
R. E. Pyeatt of 701 Prospect Avenue reported to police the theft of a horse and a mare from his farm seven miles northwest of Amarillo. The incident was recorded yesterday as a horse theft in the rural area amid the rising motor age concerns.
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R. E. Pyeatt
Prospect Avenue
Amarillo
Guilty Verdicts In Forty Seventh District Court
Juries yesterday found Pete Riley guilty and Kenneth Stanford guilty in the forty seventh district court. Riley received 90 days in jail for motor theft from H. C. Adams of Dumas. Stanford was sentenced to two years in prison for burglary at the H. B. Sanders home on 735 North Arthur Street.
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Pete Riley
H. C. Adams
Dumas
Kenneth Stanford
H. B. Sanders
North
Arthur Street
Treasury receipts and expenditures update for May 4
On May 4 the treasury shows receipts of 21.49 million and expenditures of 104 thousand, leaving a balance of 2.446 billion. Customs receipts that month amount to 4.146 million. For the fiscal year since July 1, receipts total 3.404 billion while expenditures reach 6.080 billion, including 2.815 billion in emergency spending, yielding a deficit of 2.676 billion. Gross debt stands at 31.420 billion, down 1.595 million from yesterday. Gold assets total 10.231 billion. Java remains the world’s most densely populated country with 821 people per square mile.
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the Treasury
Java
War Mothers Fete Tonight in Amarillo Victory Banquet
Gold Star Mothers of the Amarillo area will be honored at a Veterans of Foreign Wars banquet tonight at the Legion Home. The event at 8 o'clock features a short program with talks and patriotic songs, followed by a meal. Judge F E C Nelson Jr will give the invocation. Commander O W Dawkins notes auxiliary members will attend.
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Legion Home
Amarillo
John B. Golding Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
F E. C. Nelson, Jr
O. W. Dawkins
Scouts Open Camp Friday in Amarillo Area Council
Boy Scouts of the Amarillo Area Council gather at Palo Duro State Park for the Seventh Annual camporee with knot tying nature study archery fire building and cooking events. Troops from Claude Canyon Dumas Happy Vega and Amarillo compete for the council trophy and assorted cups while a mixed religious service and closing activities cap the weekend program.
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Boy Scouts of Troops
Amarillo
Marvin J. Paul
C. W. Seibel
Claude
Canyon
Dumas
Happy
Vega
Palo Duro Canyon
Banquet planned by VFW post for Gold Star Mothers
Duncan McClarrin a veteran chef from France will direct meal preparation with Ray Lieb erknecht as general arrangements chairman. Delegations from Panhandle VFW posts expected for the annual John B. Golding Post entertainment honoring Gold Star Mothers. A 1935 Alaska skull of an African type lion was unearthed.
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Duncan McClarrin
France
Ray Lieberknecht
VFW
Panhandle
John B. Golding
Alaska
Military Mass preparations completed for Centennial celebration
The steering committee mapped plans for a Mass expected to attract five thousand people on the St Marys Academy lawn and Ellwood Park. Five hundred school children will attend from Panhandle towns. Six Flags of Texas replicas will hang from the Academy facade with American flags and bunting decorating the front. The 84 foot sanctuary will have a canvas top. Bishop Robert E. Licey will celebrate with Texas and adjacent-state clergy and Heir archy. Archbishop A J Crossarets of San Antonio will occupy a sanctuary throne. A guard of honor with flags will stand at the altar.
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Ellwood Park
Panhandle
Department of Information
Dallas
Amarillo
Texas
Academy
Robert E. Licey
A. J. Crossaerts
D. D
San Antonio
Forest service to build 300-guest hotel on Mt Hood
Government Camp Oregon forest service plans an all year recreational hotel at Timberline on Mt Hood. The 300 guest project will use WPA funds and cost 300000 dollars. In Alaska on Kodiak Island archaeologists found ancient rock forts once used by Far North peoples.
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Ore
U.P
Forest Service
Timberline
Mt. Hood
Far North
Kodiak Island
Alaska
Air conditioner claims dust removal and cooling boost
G W McKee and N W Cooper of Amarillo perfect an air conditioning device that washes humidifies and cools air. They say it eliminates dust particles and lowers room temperature from 15 to 25 degrees, ideal for the Plains region.
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G. W. McKee
N. W. Cooper
Amarillo
Plains
Two true bills indict Dubbs and Holstine for burglary
Grand jurors yesterday returned two true bills against George Dubbs and J R Holstine. They were indicted for burglary in the entries of three homes owned by E M Blackburn at 312 West Ninth Avenue John Spikes at 1700 Jackson Street and Ben Phipps at 2306 West Sixth Avenue.
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J. R. Holstine
E. M. Blackburn
West Ninth Avenue
John Spikes
Jackson Street
Ben Phipps
West Sixth Avenue
Positive Relief For Itchy Skin Patches and Proof of Efficacy
Soothing Blue Star Ointment melts on the skin, delivering active medicines into pores to relieve itch, tetter, rash, eczema, foot itch, and ringworm. Money back on the first jar if relief fails.
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