Demolays to Initiate 29 as Amarillo Chapter Hosts Ceremony
The Amarillo Chapter Order of De Molay will hold the second quarterly ceremonial at the Masonic Temple with 29 new members. Candidates register tomorrow at Khiva Temple DeMolay office and ceremonies run late into the night. A downtown parade starts at 4 PM from the Masonic Temple, tracing east on Fifth and Polk streets, then to Taylor and back to the temple. The Grand Ceremonial ball follows at 6 PM in the Khiva ballroom.
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Aviator Plans Torio to Seattle Flight Mapcloth Teacloths
A novelty tea set feature imagines a flight from Torio to Seattle using mapcloths as tea table covers. Mags are embroidered in color showing Ireland Isle of Man and Barbary States with rivers and mountains named. The parchment shade evokes atlas leaves.
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Army Observation Squadron Refuels En Route to Cheyenne
Six officers of the twelfth observation squadron in three Douglas O21 ships from Dodd Field San Antonio refueled and stored planes at English Field last night en route to Cheyenne Wyoming where they will direct artillery fire by radio code and voice. Lieutenants Herring Kennedy Newberry Thompson and Sergeant Farrar Holland and others are noted. Farrar known for his SOS incident will pilot the radio work. Weather held the group in Denver area ceilings. five days planned in Cheyenne before returning.
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W. L. Kennedy
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Danish foreign trade in early 1980 tops 1920 figures
In the first quarter of 1980 Denmark recorded foreign trade levels that were markedly higher than the corresponding period in 1920, signaling a substantial upswing in commerce. The gains reflect broader economic revival and increased activity across key sectors.
Flooded Louisiana losoes 5000 homeless amid Red River surge
In Natchitoches Louisiana authorities report more than 6000 people homeless as floodwaters swell the Red River valley. Five deaths are confirmed and thousands remain missing as cash food certificates reach stranded families and vast farmland, about 250000 acres, lie under water.
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Alexandria
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