Families Travel After Meeting in Dallas
The text notes Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Burnett plan to go to Dallas to meet Mr. Tallent’s uncle J. J. Kemendo of Allied nationals. It also mentions two camp doctors, Bruno Kitt and Alfred Trzebinski, were condemned for giving babies experimental tuberculosis injections and murdering them just before the Allied capture of the camp.
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F. W. Burnett
Dallas
Mr. Tallent
J. J. Kemendo
Bruno Kitt
Alfred Trzebinski
Khiva Minstrel Opens Tomorrow At High School
The Khiva Minstrel launches tomorrow night at 8 15 in the high school auditorium with a 65 member cast of blackface comedians singers and dancers in an old time Down South minstrel. Sponsored by the formed bodies of Khiva Temple the show runs through two performances after tomorrow night then repeats Thursday and Friday nights.
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Khiva Minstrel
Khiva Temple
Boger Named Rotary Delegate to Atlantic City Convention
Dr. Roy G. Boger, re elected vice president of the Amarillo Rotary Club for the new fiscal year, will represent the club at the Rotary International Atlantic City convention. George M. Waddill, newly elected president, announced the lineup including Howard Paul as treasurer and Densel Dean as secretary.
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Roy G. Boger
Amarillo
Texas Claims Four Highway Firsts In Farm Road Program
Texas state highway engineer D C Greer says Texas led in the postwar farm to market program by submitting the plan to Washington, getting approval, awarding the contract, and submitting the final bill for payment. The projects, now combined, total about 20 miles in Randall and neighboring counties along Highway 87 to Wayside.
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Austin
U.P
D. C. Greer
Texas Highway Department
Texas
Ihs
Washington
Randall
Argentina to ship 500000 tons wheat to hunger Europe
UNRRA director Fiorello LaGuardia said Argentina plans to send over 500000 tons of wheat and corn to starving Europe before May 31. President elect Juan Peron outlined the plan, noting existing shipments of 130000 tons wheat and 700000 tons corn. UNRRA will also rush 1 million vaccine doses by air to China to combat rinderpest.
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Europe
Washington
Fiorello H. LaGuardia
UNRRA
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Peron
LaGuardia
China
Ed Timmons Heads Aggie Exes Club
New officers were elected by the A. & M. Club with Ed Timmons named president Cheesy Marsh vice president and Cal Brumley secretary treasurer Retiring officers include Charles Smith Al Morgan and Carl Miller
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A. & M. Club
Ed Timmons
Cheesy Marsh
Cal Brumley
Charles Smith
al Morgan
Carl Miller
Mrs Carpenter Resigns Tax Office Post to Move to Borger
Mrs F W Carpenter, a clerk in the county tax assessor's office, will move this week to Borger where her husband directs a high school band. She will be replaced by Mrs Juanita Luten of 400 Georgia Street.
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F. W. Carpenter
Borger
Juanita Luten
Georgia
Guards Widows To Receive Allotments
The Justice Department announced that the widows of two guards killed in the Alcatraz riot will receive 61.25 dollars monthly in federal compensation. The children of William A. Miller and Harold P. Stites will get 17.50 dollars each month until age 18, with a family cap of 116.16 dollars. Miller earned 2540 dollars yearly, Stites 2650 dollars.
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Washington
Justice Department
Alcatraz
William A. Miller
Harold P. Stites
Movement of Circus Trains Will Cease After May 10
The Office of Defense Transportation prohibits circus and carnival train movement effective May 10 as a coal conservation measure. Ringling Brothers officials in New York imply a possible statement later. The circus finishes its Madison Square Garden engagement May 12 before a planned Boston two week stay.
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Washington
Office of Defense Transportation Today
New York
Ringling Brothers, Barnum and Bailey Combined Shows, Inc
Madison Square Garden
Boston
Senate panel approves McGregor nomination for AAG post
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved Douglas W. McGregor of Texas to be Assistant Attorney General, succeeding Samuel O. Clark. The note closes with an odd historical aside about Nero and the fiddle.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Douglas W. McGregor
Texas
Samuel O. Clark
German Torturers Sentenced to Die
In Hamburg on May 7 eleven Nuengamme camp staff members were sentenced to death for torture and murder connected with the camp. The wartime tribunal delivered the verdict as authorities pursued accountability for atrocities at the Nazi facility.
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Hamburg
Germany
Nuengamme Concentration Camp
Tallents Visit Bonham Relative in 1914 Bonham Note
Mr and Mrs John L Tallent of 1914 Buchanan have traveled to Bonham for a visit with Mrs Tallent's relatives.
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Tallents
Bonham
John L. Tallent
Buchanan
Bon‘ham
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