Weather and World Notes From Amarillo Column
Weather shifts bring spring rains as Washington reports Queen Elizabeth may travel to Canada with her children. Winchell cites German money influences on stocks while Americans weigh safe bets like land. A mix of anecdotes covers gossip, postage, divorces, and curious facts from politics to science.
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Washington
Elizabeth
England
Canada
Winchell
New York
United States
Relief Fund Boost Adds to War Relief Total
The local Red Cross war relief fund rose to 1200 dollars today as both large and small donations arrive. The International Harvester Company contributed 75 dollars via its Amarillo office, notified branch manager W A Fisk. Other donors include W H Guggolz, Mrs J B Armit, Brick Layer’s Union, W W Bennett, Dr M L Puller, GW Lee, Mrs F Horsbrugh, Dorothy Read Hubbell, Harriette Adams Hubbell, Amarillo Paper Co, Frost Motor Co employees, and additional contributors.
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Red Cross War
International Harvester Company
Red Cross
Amarillo
W. A. Fisk
Showers Likely To Linger Says Local Weatherman
Weatherman Mr. Collman warns that last night and recent showers will persist for a while. Skies may clear tonight into tomorrow with warmer temps. Rain totals across the Plains include Amarillo 0.98 and 1.01 inches at the airport, with many towns reporting varying amounts.
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Mr. Collman
Plains
Amarillo
Airport
Adrian
Claude
Clarendon
Childress
Crosbyton
Dalhart
Dimmitt
Dumas
Foll
Will Board Child Seeks Summer Care Offer in Texas
A farm couple in McLean Texas advertise willing to board and care for a child during the summer and offer references. They include a return address Ww Box 494 and mention a $15 reward for information leading to a missing screw tall bull dog missing since April 30 around 6 PM with distinctive white feet and neck ring. CONTINUED ON PAGE 15
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McLean
Texas
Tack
Buffalo Lake Dance Supports Brick Campaign for West Texas State Museum
A dance at Buffalo Lake Tuesday night features Carlton Scales and his orchestra with all proceeds to the museum building fund. Admission is $1 per couple of stag, nine days left to raise 100000 brick toward a 250000 goal as officials hope to complete the main building by June 1.
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West Texas State
Buffalo Lake
Carlton Scales
Scales’ Orchestra
H. A. Dyer
Nat
Weather highlights and rainfall notes across New Mexico towns
The report lists rainfall in Ford 04 and Des Moines .14, Lovington 80, Tucumcari .67, Clayton .01, Roswell 1.19 inches. It notes Vega and Hereford missed early May showers and forecasts a high near 75 degrees with a low of 49 last night. A 10 mile per hour NNW breeze eases to the southwest tonight per Mr. Collman.
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Ford
Des Moines
Lovington
Tucumcari
Clayton
Roswell
Vega
Hereford
Mr. Collman
Winds Do Little Damage in Corpus Christi
High winds in Corpus Christi leveled beach cottages and overturned a plane at the airport but caused no serious damage. Telephone communications were disrupted for over an hour.
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Corpus Christi
Tourism as Panhandle income via diggings and monuments
Floyd Studer urged Amarillo Optimist Club to develop archeological and paleontological sites in the Panhandle to boost tourism. He advocated designating Indian Diggings and Palo Duro State Park as national monuments and backing the Panhandle Plains Historical Society Museum Brickrieg project, with Grady Hazlewood supporting the museum. A. R. Bivins chaired.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
Floyd Studer
Optimist Club
Capitol Hotel
Studer
Palo Duro
Brickrieg
Panhandle-Plains
Leave for Parley In Grand Rapids
Mrs. Floyd Cooper executive secretary of the Potter County Red Cross chapter and Miss Ingeborg Kilstofte director of the Social Center for Girls depart today for Grand Rapids Michigan to attend the National Conference for Social Workers. They will travel via St. Louis where Mrs Cooper visits the Red Cross Midwestern office. Mrs Marie Kilstofte mother of Miss Kilstofte will accompany them to Chicago. The conference opens Sunday evening and runs a week.
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Floyd Cooper
Potter County
Red Cross
Ingeborg Kilstofte
Social Center For Girls
Grand Rapids
Mich
St. Louis
Cooper
Marie Kilstofte
Kilstofte
Chicago
Lavoptik Eye Relief Promotes Comfort and Care
Lovely Eyes advertises Lavoptik as a soothing, non drug eye rinse that relieves red tired itchy eyes from dust wind and smoke. It claims twenty five years of success and availability at all druggists with an eye cup included.
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Scotland Yard
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Fox Drug Company
Paris
North Sea
Elenz
Channel
Hitler
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Belgium
Rene Texdv
Maxine Elliott
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Marlene Dietrich
East
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British Isles
Charles FE Coughlin
Reader's Digest
Dewey
White House
Shirley Temple
Church of
Eastern Star
MacDowell Music Club
Canary Bird Club
San Jose
Cal
Government Weather Bureau
Douglas E. Lawson
William V. Allen
U. S
Nebraska
Congress
Minneapolis
Bloomington
Ill
New York State
Ringling Circus
Logan River
Utah
Buchanan Street
Prospect Street
Deux Martini
Fait
Gin Gilbey
Gilbey
Sans Faute
Amart
Gilbey’s
International
Gilrey
Australia
National Distillers Products Corp
N.Y. C
Corpus
S & Q Clothiers
Penney
Carpenter
Chenille
Oxfords
Cynthia
Arch Oxfords
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