Texas Law Bill Advances After Senate Amendments
The bill by Representative Dallas Blankenship faced a rocky path in the Texas Legislature. The House approved it while the Senate adopted four amendments. Sponsors deemed the amendments harmful and the Senate sought withdrawal, but the House took no action on the Senate resolution and the Senate proceeded to pass it.
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Ee Rep
Dallas Blankenship
Dallas
Texas
House
Senate
Eden warns Japan over British economic restrictions
Foreign Secretary Eden told Japan that British penalties would not ease until Britain’s rights in China are recognized. He said instructions had been sent to the British ambassador in Tokyo. Eden also voiced sympathy with Syrian independence and warned Syria could become a route for a German drive on Suez from Asia Minor.
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London
Eden
Japan
China
Tokyo
Robert Leslie Craigie
United States
Joseph C. Grew
Matsuoka
House of Commons
Britain
Syria
Suez
Asia Minor
Hess Flight Rumors Spark Controversy Across Cities
Reports from Gothenburg London Dallas Glasgow El Paso and other cities discuss Rudolf Hess and his possible flight to England. Analysts claim Hess acted to mislead Britain and Hitler while newspapers propose street renaming and conjecture about Nazi aims and alibis.
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EL Paso
Rudolf Hess
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Great Britain
Hess
Hitler
Dallas salesman dies en route to Amarillo hospital
Guy H. McLean a Dallas salesman for the TIP Company Raleigh office became ill in a local hotel and died in an NS Griggs and Sons ambulance en route to an Amarillo hospital. The body lies in state at Griggs Chapel pending relatives’ communication.
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Guy H. McLean
Dallas
Amarillo
TIP Company
Raleigh
N. C
N.S. Griggs and Sons
Griggs
Wheat and commodities surge on Chicago market
May 14 reports show dollar wheat prices at the Chicago Board of Trade with corn and soybean prices rising. Hogs reach 9.10 dollars per hundredweight, the year’s high since April 7 and the highest since 1939. Senate votes on farm income loans at 85 percent parity and committees strike OPM control provisions amid wartime convoys discussion.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Washington
Senate
U.P
Price College Prom Set For Wednesday at Price Hall
Price College plans its annual Senior Junior Prom to be held in Price Hall on Wednesday. P T A sponsors host the event with chaperons listed and senior class officers named. Music will be by the Collegians and refreshments by senior mothers.
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Price
Price Hall
R. A. Brown
Florence Welter
C. L. de Zonia
A. J. Stump
G. F. Nussbaum
W. Mewhorter
F. Welter
V. V. Overstreet
Roy Doerfler
Collegians
Cornelius Duffy
Walter Nussbaum
Carlos Hinkamp
Jack Herrmann
Don van Dever
Bill Brashears
Bill de Zonia
Gerald Stump
Jack Overstreet
Dan Pawlik
John Nugent
Jack Monahan
Bill Brown
Tom Sheil
John Heyburn
Dan van Dever
Carlos Winkamp
Wilford Brashears
Potter County Singers Plan All Day Sing
President John F. Taylor of the Plateau Singing Convention announced an all day sing along at the Bivins Booster Station on North Highway near the river Sunday. We will sing until the cows come home he said.
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John F. Taylor
Plateau Singing Convention
Potter County
Bivins
North Highway
Mrs. Ruby Ruggles Services Today
Tribute to Mrs. Ruby Ruggles who died suddenly Monday night at her home south of Amarillo. Services set for this afternoon at Buchanan Street Baptist Church with Rev. J. C. Sisemore officiating. Interment will be in Llano Cemetery under Boxwell Brothers direction. She was wife of A. B. Ruggles a prominent wheat farmer in the Harding Ranch district ten miles south of Amarillo. Survived by husband a son Vernon her parents Mr and Mrs J M Gifford of Amarillo and three brothers.
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Ruby Ruggles
Amarillo
Buchanan Street Baptist Church
J. C. Sisemore
Llano Cemetery
Boxwell Brothers
J. M. Gifford
Liquor Bill To O Danial Signed In Texas Senate
A bill to end the drugstore saloon in dry Texas counties was sent to Gov. W Lee O Daniel for signature. Lieut Gov Coke R Stevenson signed it in the Senate. It limits doctors to 100 liquor prescriptions in 90 days and is expected to reduce Social Security income by over 1 400 000 annually under the omnibus tax bill.
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Austin
Texas
W. Lee O'Daniel
Coke R. Stevenson
Senate
May 30 Hearing Set On City Budget And Pool
Amarillo city commission ordered a public hearing for May 30 at 10 AM on the short form budgets. The April 15 to Oct 1 general fund budget prepared by City Manager H R Smith shows increases from last year mainly due to salary raises. The pool at Thompson Park, operating at a loss last year, may not be run this season.
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H. R. Smith
Thompson Park
Amarillo News
Blanket Theft Reported From Local Car
James A. Dailey reports a $10 blanket stolen from his automobile parked in front of his home on West Sixteenth Avenue. Police were notified today of the incident in the city.
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James A. Dailey
West
Sixteenth Avenue
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