OPS relaxes price controls on manufactured goods
The Office of Price Stabilization announced a relief move allowing adjustments to ceilings on manufactured goods to reflect changes in producers costs. Manufacturers must set ceilings at pre Korea levels plus increases, with July 2 compliance. Wholesalers may raise or lower ceilings based on supplier price changes, while most food prices are excluded.
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Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Joe G. Montague
Texas-Eouthwestern Cattle Raiser’s Association
Montague
Reclamation Association Plans Amarillo Convention
A special NRA convention committee meeting was called for next Saturday to finalize plans for the annual National Reclamation Association convention in Amarillo on October 18 to 20. About 1,750 delegates are expected, with Amarillo Chamber of Commerce assisting in arrangements.
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National Reclamation Association
Harry Polk
Amarillo
Meeting space planning for a national caucus delegates
The article outlines extensive facility needs for a multi state caucus including 17 24 hour caucus rooms a press and radio room a secretary office with mimeograph equipment for official bulletins two government agency headquarters large rooms for various uses and exhibit space. Attendees listed include N V Sharp Filer Idaho Clifford H Stone Denver J E Sterlock Austin Fred E Wilson Albuquerque Kenneth C Miller Portland William E Welch Washington DC.
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Polk
N. V. Sharp
Filer
Idaho
Clifford H. Stone
Denver
J. E. Sterlock
Austin
Fred E. Wilson
Albuquerque
Kenneth C. Miller
Portland
Ore
William E. Welch
Washington, DC
Amarillo Public Schools Plan Summer Term One
Amarillo public schools announce June 4 registration for summer sessions with classes starting June 5 and running to August 3. The program offers four periods daily plus post class help, with tuition 12 20 or 28 and a 5 registration fee. Courses include English math history and more led by district teachers.
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Amarillo
Howard Bic Lynch
Lynch
Robert Birchfield
Stella Mae Adkins
Mirth Pilkington
Lois Jones
Lydia Martin
FE. M. Savage
Margaret Josserrand
Gladys Wallis
William Wilson
Mary K. Martin
Betty Bridges
Lucille Morton
Santa Fe Capitan Adds Weekend Extra Route Summary
The Santa Fe introduces a summer weekend extra section of the Capitan from Chicago to Los Angeles each Friday, operating Saturdays via Clovis and Amarillo with advance reservations only. Westbound arrival in LA Sunday morning. eastbound to Chicago Saturday. Extra fares range by destination. Regular Capitan service continues on the northern route.
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Clovis
Amarillo
Chicago
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Streamliner
Texas Ranger Bob Roberts Dies at 92 in Llano County
Obituary notes the death of Robert "Bob" Roberts, a Texas Ranger famed for Indian-fighting days in Llano County. The piece records travel times and time zone notes tied to his era and references his long service and local roots.
Argentina ahead with record potato crop forecast
Argentina eyes a record potato harvest exceeding 1,500,000 tons aligning with greater yields than the 1,400,000 ton crops of 1941-42, signaling a high level of production for the season.
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Argentina
Dallas Recreation Building At State Fair Park
The recreation building at State Fair Park in Dallas measures 390 long and can host 15 basketball games at once.
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Dallas
State Fair Park
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G. Richw
Browne Vintners Co., Inc
Johnson
Globe
Pete Maddox
Johnson Wax Co
Mr. Maddox
John Platt
Furr Food No
Frank Walsh
Walsh Food No
Clyde King
Kimbell-Amarillo Co
King
Walsh Food
Christopher
Bell
Adam
Fredericksburg
F. G. Campbell
B. B. Williams
Kenneth B. Murphy
State Farm Insurance CO
Tyler
Dallas Recreation Building
Seiwell Drug
N. Fillmore
Whiteway
Whiteway Food
U.S
Whiteway Food Stores
Marvene
ROYAL
Kimbell
Cudahy
Puritan
Casa Grande
Armour
Gan
Ied
Ntti
Loren W. Young
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