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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1948

Page

3

Fathers Day Founded Forty Years Ago in the US

The piece traces Fathers Day origins from 1909 proposed by Mrs. John Bruce Dodd in Spokane to the 1910 establishment and the first city ceremonies. It notes presidents and voters praising fathers, card campaigns, and humorous classroom cards, ending with a playful reconciliation of Dad’s role in modern households.

Don Chadley Father Dad John Bruce Dodd Spokane Wash William Smart Dodd Spokane Ministers Association America Wilson Washington Mulai Ismail Morocco

Infant Son of Alfred Gann Dies in Amarillo Hospital

The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gann of 413 Fannin died at 9 this morning in a local hospital. Surviving are the parents a brother John and four grandparents Mrs. J. G. Gann Amarillo and Mrs. William Wilson Stuttgart Ark. Funeral services are not announced. N S Griggs & Sons are in charge. Spain bans toy firearms production.

Alfred Gann

Vocational-Industrial Club News in Amarillo Issue

The Amarillo chapter of the Vocational-Industrial Club is featured in the current magazine issue. The West Texas district club operates now with plans for a state wide organization by year’s start. It is guided by the University of Texas and the State Board of Vocational Education.

Amarillo Vocational-Industrial Club West Texas University of Texas State Board of Vocational Education

Gallaher Rites To Be Tuesday In Amarillo

Last rites for Tom Gallaher pioneer railroad official and civic booster will be at 2 30 pm Tuesday at First Presbyterian Church. Rev Jack Lewis and Dr Francis Pritchard will officiate. Burial at Llano Cemetery. Gallaher died Friday at his Chicago offices and body arrived in Amarillo today. He was general passenger traffic manager for Santa Fe and longtime Amarillo ally with ties to the city. He is survived by a widow a son three daughters a brother and five sisters.

Tom Gallaher Pioneer Railroad First Presbyterian Church Jack Lewis Lubbock Francis Pritchard Llano Gallaher Chicago Amarillo N.S. Griggs & Sons Howard Paul Davis Tudor Ed Hardin Chas. M. Rogers Joe B. Dooley Arch Underwood Santa Fe System Santa Fe

Leslie Neal Jr Home On Leave From Navy

Leslie Neal Jr a communication technician second class is home on 20 days leave visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Leslie Neal Sr at 3307 Van Buren Neal is stationed in Washington DC

Leslie Neal, JR Navy Leslie Neal, Sr van Buren Neal Washington, DC

Hamburg Introduces New Telephone Exchange

Hamburg Germany unveils a new telephone exchange replacing the derelict system damaged by bombing in 1943. The modernization aims to restore rapid lines and improve urban communications for residents and businesses.

Hamburg Germany

Insurance certificate issued for Planet Insurance Company

The Texas Board of Insurance Commissioners certifies that Planet Insurance Company of Detroit Michigan complies with Texas law to do business in the state for the year ending May 31 1949. Certificate of Authority issued by the board in Austin with Chairman George B Butler signatory.

Board OF Insurance Commissioners Austin Texas George B. Butler

Conventions Bring 14 459 Visitors To Amarillo This Year

Sixty eight conventions and meetings held here since January 1 attracted 14 459 people to Amarillo. The estimate assumes each delegate spends about 12 dollars daily in a convention city. About 173 508 dollars has been spent by out of town attendees to date with many more gatherings planned through 1949.

Amarillo Bill Lansing Public Relations Department Chamber of Commerce Lansing Freedom Train Texas League of Municipalities Panhandle Bankers Association Interstate Commerce Commission Amarillo Rose Show Panhandle Furniture Dealers Association Texas Police Ass’n Petroleum Branch American Society of Mechanical Engineers i Feateme Ee Texas Motor Court Association Senate of Texas of the Presbyterian Church USA

NORITO Promises Quick Relief for Rheumatic Pain Sufferers

Thousands suffering from rheumatism sciatica lumbago neuralgia and neuritis report rapid relief from NORITO. The ad claims a trustworthy fast-acting formula and offers an ironclad guarantee to restore comfort, allow work and sleep without pain.

Sloan Norito Orito

Day Camp Opens June 7 in Brownwood for Brownies

Camp Kiwanis opens June 7 and closes July 17 with Mrs. Mary Helmecke of Brownwood directing. Registration deadline for day camp is set for Wednesday. More than 150 Brownies and Girl Scouts have already registered for day camp.

Camp Kiwanis Mary Helmecke Brownwood

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