Car of the Future Ad Names Industrial Firms in List
Content lists many brands and companies such as Continental Can, General Motors, Firestone, Goodyear, Union Pacific, International Harvester, RCA, Phillips, Penn, Texaco, and Union Carbide among others. It reads like a compiled roster of businesses and stock or market references without a clear single event or narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colu Mier Trle
Colomian
Bolvente Commonwealth
Southern
Consolidated
Continental Can
Continental
Delaware
Curtin Wright
Douglas Aleenft du Port
Eastman Kodakeeey, Firestone
Freeport Te Sultur
General Fileetric
Kent General Foods
We Mills
General Motors
Gillette Rasor Gootrich Tire & Rubber
Goodyear Praste
Great Northern Ir
Houston Ou
Hudson Motor
Hupp Motor
Vns
Iilinoia Central Rr
International Harvester
San Johns
Manville Ae
Kelvinator
Kennesott Copper Larnard
Missouri
Kaneas Texas Urdo
Whate Mineourd Paritio Pia Ages
Montgomery Ward Sa
National Bierwit National Distilers
National Steel Catare
Central Northern Pacific
Ohio Oil
Fragmented OCR listing of corporations and percentages
A garbled OCR passage lists firms and sectors such as United Carbon UB Industrial Alcohol UB Rubber New York Curb Smelting Refining American Gas Electric Western Union Westinghouse Electric with scattered percentages and figures, lacking clear narrative or date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Carbon
New York
Smelting & Refining
Prey, U
Steel
Western Union
Westinghouse Electric
Nitro truck blast fears and urban safety concerns
A reader lamented dangerous nitroglycerin trucks on crowded roads and warned cities to ban loaded units from busy districts. The piece also critiques harsh stereotypes of workers, urging respect for waitresses and stenographers amid ongoing personal crisis discussions and social commentary.
Army flight claims record time on northern trans continental route
An Army flight from Oakland to Newark purportedly set a record for the northern trans continental route by covering the distance in 14 hours 8 minutes, longer by 279 miles than a southern route record by Transcontinental and Western Air Inc. from Los Angeles to Newark. Braniff Airways of Oklahoma City to operate passenger and mail service in the Southwest within a day of United Air Lines service ending, with Chicago to Dallas mail route to start Saturday and Kansas City to Dallas passenger service included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Newark
Transcontinental and
Western Air Inc
Los Angeles
Army
Braniff
Oklahoma City
Braniff Airways
Southwest
United Airlines
Paul Braniff
Chicago-Dallas
Kansas City
Former Amarillo Resident to Be Buried Here
The body of Thomas Wilkerson Vance, 47, former Amarillo resident, who died Sunday in Las Vegas New Mexico, will be brought back for funeral and burial. He lived in Amarillo 15 years and moved to Las Vegas 10 years ago. Survivors include his widow Jessie Lee Vance and two sons Donald and David Vance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Wilkerson Vance
Amarillo
Las Vegas
N. M
Vance
Santa Fe
Las Cruces
Jessie Lee Vance
Donald and
David Vance
Request for Tractor Job on a Ranch Plea to Print
A letter asks Tack to publish a plea for work. The writer seeks a tractor job on a ranch, stating competence with machinery and experience in maintenance, hoping to obtain employment. The plea reflects urgent need for work and desire for hands-on farming duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
Last Rites Pending For Mrs. O. N. Burch
The body of Mrs. Odell Antonet Burch, 45, who died yesterday afternoon at Northwest Texas Hospital, is at Boxwell Brothers Chapel pending funeral arrangements. She was wife of Ed Burch, lived at 315 Northwest Fifth Avenue, and belonged to the Full Gospel Church. Survivors include three stepsons Charles Joe Coyl and Michael Burch, a stepdaughter Ethel Mansburger, three sisters in Illinois and Amarillo, and two brothers in California and Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odell Antonet Burch
Northwest Texas Hospital
Boxwell Brothers Chapel
Charles Joe
Coyl
Michael Burch
Ethel Mansburger
Amarillo
Gus Ponton
St. Anne
Sil
Roy Roberts
Chicago
O. E. Oliver
E. L. Bourell
Saugus
Calif
L. C. Bourell
Inman
Kan
Health Inspection At Sanborn School
Health clinic led by Dr. Primer and Amarillo physicians conducts screenings at Sanborn School as part of a regional pre school health roundup. The event targets children in the Amarillo Potter County area with plans to visit Margaret Wills Schools next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Primer
Amarillo- Potter County
Women at Tennessee labor meet voice marriage unions
Two single women at the Tennessee Federation of Labor convention say a husband must be a union man. Miss Ruby Ledbetter of Dyersburg and Miss Lucille Thornbaugh of Knoxville express similar views. Miss Athena Brewer of Mid-Continent Life spent Sunday in Pampa. Charles Glenn, visiting family in Benjamin, Tex, returns to Amarillo. Joe Desmond from Fox Drug No. 4 visits Boulder Colo. Edward Cleek and Carl Rosser of Pampa with Misses Wilma Gilkerson and Iona Bender of Panhandle were in Amarillo Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Tennessee Federation of Labor
Ruby Ledbetter
Dyersburg
Lucille Thornbaugh
Knoxville
Athena Brewer
Mid- Continent Life Insurance Company
Pampa
Joe Desmond
The
Fox Drug No. 4
Boulder, Colo
Edward Cleek
Carl Rosser
Pamps
Wilma Gilkerson
Iona Bender
Panhandle
Amarillo
Moore trial testimony continues with witness accounts
Witnesses described Moore's behavior and health prior to the Palmateer child’s death. Miss Slaton testified Moore was not intoxicated on Tuesday and had been in Miami the day before the accident. Marjorie Palmateer identified the time of the tragedy as around 11:30 p.m. while she cared for her baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Miami
Miss Slaton
Eloise Beale
Marjorie Palmateer
Duke Carillon Bells Range From Four To Eleven Thousand Pounds
In Durham North Carolina on May 8 the largest bell in the Duke University carillon weighs 11 200 pounds and the smallest weighs four pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
N. C
Duke University
Kansas City Livestock and New Orleans Cotton Report
Market notes show cattle and sheep prices with 6 000 head at Kansas City and 16 000 lambs. Feeder steers and cows mixed. spring lambs 25-30 cents lower. New Orleans cotton opens easier with losses of 7 to 11 points on July through December futures amid lighter trading and import sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
New Orleans
Liverpool
Udga Treatment Heralded By Stomach Sufferer
Mrs Anna Northrup of New York testifies she nearly died from gas in her stomach and credits the Udga Treatment with recovery. The ad claims a triple action to neutralize acid soothe inflamed lining and stop pain. It cites 54169 letters praising the treatment and offers a money back guarantee with sale by local distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Northrup
Newfield
New York
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Reynalls
St Louie
San France
Roebuck
Essees
Shell Union OW
Bkefly Oil Cp
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Bocony Vacuum
Difsteeee
ASK
Southern Pacific Arys Cece
Standart Hwrands
Coe
Standard
Cali
Sacete
New Jersey
Studebaker Corp
Nat Olene Ay
Texas Corp
Texas Gulf
Texas
Macific Land Tidewater Assa Union Carbide 4
C.e
Bridgeport
Conn
Buckminster Fuller
Aes Teh
Lia
Polk Street
Tulsa
Vere
Plains
East
Pacific Ocean
New York City
Mone
Hasher
Old Tack
O. N. Burch
Full Gospel Church
Sanborn School
Springfield, II
John A
Helen Applegate
John
Riverton
Charles Glenn
Benjamin, Tex
Tammany Hall
John F. Curry
James J. Hines
Edward J. Ahearn
Hines
Curry
Ahearn
Grover Whalen
Associated Press
Rupple
John F. Clark & Co
C.S. T
Allied Chemical
American Can
American Commercial Alcohol
American Smelt & Ref
American Sugar Refining
American Tel & Tel
American Tobacco
Anaconda
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe
Auburn Autosvi
Barnsdall Oi
OTR
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Veeer
Canadian Pacific
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Aly Aly Chivaiers Cette
Owen Hess
City Drug Stores
Joseph
the Panhandle
Griggs
N. S. Griggs & Sons Funeral Chapel
Fillmore
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