Local social notes and births fill Amarillo Globe page
Around Town highlights visits from Dr. and Mrs. Owens and dozens of relatives and friends in Burlingame Chicago Pampa and Denver. New births at Northwest Texas Hospital include several children born Oct 28 29 with parents listed. Also updates on guests, moves, and community notices from Northwest Texas Hospital patients and local households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Owens
J. Noble
Cecil Osborne
Burlingame
Howard Williams
Arthur Teed
Pampa
Alton Sears
Alton, Jr
Fort Worth
R. L. Borge
West
Ross McGill
Polk
L. E. Easton
Chicago
McGills
Pritch Thompson
G. H. Whitlock
Borger
P. A. Donnell
Ong
Paul B. Samaniego, Jr
Trinidad
Colo
E. H. Willis
Broadmoor
A. R. Meredith
Leavenworth
Kan
Jack Lowe
Baton Rouge
Belle Voheries
P. P. Miller
Mary Anne
Dumas
Roanoke
Los Angeles
College of Surgeons
Owens White
Altadena
Cal
Jackson
H. B. Gillman
Dalhart
R. Shelton
Northwest Texas Hospital
Robert Lee Brown
Fillmore
A. W. Prost
Route 3
Joseph Swain
Madison
St. Anthony's Hospital
John P. Patterson
Western
R. R. Cochran
Roberts
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Hughes
O. H. Parnley
Jimmy
Lubbock
North Tyler
St. Anthony's
Sanpital
Clifford
Page Taylor
Dale Horn
C. P. Henson
Elizabeth Rovers Iris Mixon
Mary Dee Nesbit
Leah Cook
D. D. Vaughn
Littlefield
Doc Taylor
H. M. Pryor
Chil- Jueheon
Bre
John Bar
Childress
Raymond Shango
Grapevine
Your Horoscope Features Zodiac Signs and Personal Advice
Stella’s daily horoscope blends personality notes with romantic guidance and self awareness. The column weaves mood sensitivity, travel interest, and music appeal into sign specific forecasts for Scorpio Capricorn Aquarius Pisces Aries Taurus Cancer Leo Virgo Libra, plus various public notices and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capricorn
Aquarius
ARIES
Taurus
Leo
VIRGO
LIBRA
United
Funeral Today for Waco Financier Yauu Nov 1
Funeral services were planned for Albert T. Clifton a prominent Waco financier and industrialist who died Sunday in a Waco hospital. Clifton once led the First National Bank of Waco and chaired the Texas Manufacturers Association, aiding the Missouri-Kansas-Texas shops move to Waco in 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert T. Clifton
Waco
San Antonio
Clifford Laurence
Houston
Rice
Clifton
Institute
Texas Society
Cor
West Texas
First National School
Bank of Waco
Texas Manufacturers Association
Playing for the Kill in a Gin Rummy Match
A reader questions a contested gin play in a Hollywoo d series game where a discard of the four of spades led to an opponent’s gin. The exchange weighs whether protecting a partner’s margin or pursuing personal gin is best, noting exceptions to usual fin play guidelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Os Jacobs
Seek To Trace Missing Plane In West Texas Search
Civil Air Patrol asks West Texans to jog memories about a missing all metal Coste aircraft. R G multmillionaire oilman and three others aboard reported missing since last Thursday, last seen over White Pass. Army Air Force Rescue Service lieutenant Lt Henry Kight cited sightings and a rancher west of Guthrie reported a plane matching the description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Civil Air Patrol
Faust
Denver
Maj
Howard Smith
CAP
Texas
R. G
Wichite Pass
Henry Kight
Army Air Force Rescue Service
Lubbock
Kight
Smith
Guthrie
Two Killed as Trains Collide at Edison
Two Sea board Airline trains collided head on in Edison Georgia killing engineer J. P. Gallman of Bainbridge and fireman H. R. Shewmaker of Montgomery. Eleven people injured including five passengers and six crew members as a local passenger train 17 ran from Tallahassee to Cuthbert. Local agent Wallace Richards cited a possible order mix up as cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
Seaboard
Georgia
J. P. Gallman
Bainbridge
H.R. Shewmaker
Montgomery
Als
Tallahassee
Fla
Cuthbert
Wallace Richards
Wright Named to Labor Department
President Truman named Ralph Wright a 45 year old linotype operator and International Typographers Union official as assistant secretary in the Labor Department. Wright, AFL representative, succeeds John Kmetz who resigned in July. Gibson remains CIO representative. Tommy Reese was named president of Curtis 4-H Club near Woodward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Labor Department
Washington
Truman
Printers
White House
Ralph Wright
New York
International Typographers Union
Allied Printing Trades Council of
Greater New York
AFL
John W. Gibson
CIO
John Kmetz
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pinky Gooch
Stanley Marsh, Jr
Austin
Pee
Albuquerque
J. J. W. Prater
Henry Blackburn
Lips
Comb
C. A. Murray
Canyon
Mineral Wells
GLOBE
Groom
Norris Hoyt
West Sixteenth
Panhandle Appliance Service Center
C. R. Gibson
Beverly
Dimmitt
W. C. Hagler
Phillips Petroleum Company
Carl Swires
West Eighth
Foy Shackelford
Crockett
K. B. Murphy
Crestway
Tom Canning
Joe Brownlee
R. M. Myers
James C. Hooker
Claude
Joyce Beggs
Bayne Young
Hillcrest
Otto
Archduke Otto
Austria
Ira Myers
Tyler
Roy Cullum
Lt. Polk
Robert I. Myers
Pen
San Antonio Dallas
Sacola
Flo
Virgil Reager
Amon
Heath Farni
Heath Future
Em Engl
Bor
Brak
Amiss
Wean Sue
Kentucky
Reni
Chidren
Childred
Wenn Eal
Asec
Ours
Stella
A. N. Cherryhomes
Wichita
James E. Porter
Line
F. M. Fox
Monroe
Ben Kile
North Houston
H. Podzemmy
Bushland
P. N. Evans
Roosevelt
Willam Hower
North Cleveland
Victor A. Kletts
South Lincoln
Surgical
Barnard _Klinke
Sunray
Prederick Klinke
John AM. Baas. Jr
Gene R. Summers
Bryan
Robert L. Palmer
Texas A&m
Summers
Palmer
Oswald Jacoby
Tommy Reese
Curtis
Woodward
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