Army Sees Little Chance Of Upsetting Notre Dame
Army fading football team labeled a David facing Goliath as they brace for a likely defeat by Notre Dame. Lt. John Green faulted Army for a savage 59-0 loss, while Brown coach Engle claimed the era of dominance continues with renewed upsets and GI veterans pursuing college play. Navy’s 27-0 defeat to Notre Dame cited by Cox as five fumbles, including Bill Hawkins’ missed ball, highlighted turnovers shaping the day.
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Oscar Fralex
United Press
New York
Army
David
Goliath
Notre Dame
Brown
Rip Eagle
John Green
Haé
Lesa
Nas
Green
Engle
Penn
Penn State
Princeton
Anvertieemar
Pringeton Rooter
Psychological Warfare Department
New York Football Writers
Rudd Cox
Annapolis
Navy
Cox
Bill Hawkins
A Scratching Dog Relief Offered by Powders
A newspaper note promotes Bee Hunters Dox Powders as a remedy for intense itching and irritation in dogs. It claims the product calms nerves and restores comfort, with a testimonial from a user and instructions to buy at Lucky's Doe House, 170 F Seventh Avenue, and other dealers for $1.00.
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Theokands
Doe
Lucky
Miss Truman Dines Fort Worth Debut Then Amarillo Soon
Miss Margaret Truman daughter of the President headlines Texas appearances. Her Fort Worth recital drew about 2 000 with praise for coloratura soprano and a skilled aria delivery. Critics praised her upper register tones and the Ballad My Mother Bids Me Bind My Hair. She performs Home on the Range at the Will Rogers statue dedication and will travel to Amarillo tomorrow for a press luncheon at Thoring Dinner House. Panhandle Concert Bureau tickets. Benjamin Franklin invented the lightning rod.
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Margaret Truman
Fort Worth
Lonighs
Amarillo
Texas
United Press
F. David
Miss Truman
Truman
Will Rogers
Amar¢illo
X Press
Thoring
Pi Beta Phi
Mixi .Truman
Wailer Madden
Stanley Marsh
Ed Pangborn
Ichard Kile
Ben Manning
John Currie
Don Rugot
K.T. Peckenbaugh
Betty Wooldridge
Betty Tolleson
Panhandle Concert Bureau
Louis Meyer to Sell Polk Street Tailor Shop
Louis Meyer selling out his Polk Street tailors business after 26 years serving Panhandle bankers and cattlemen. W. H. Cobb of Memphis and J. J. Reddoch Jr. of Duncan Miss purchase store and fixtures, renaming to Cobb is Reddoch the Store for Men. Inventory being inventoried with stock restocked after takeover.
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W. H. Cobb
J. H. Reddoch
Louis Meyer
Amazillo Clothier
Polk Street
Panhandle
Memphis, Tenn
J. J. Reddoch, Jr
Duncan, Miss
Meyer
Meyer & Meyer Tailors
Old Western Building
Central Building
Taylor
Amarillo
Busines
Polk
Cobb
Mr. Reddoch
Cobb Is Reddoch
Tikiig Inventary
Money Stolen As He Slept
William Benner of the Atlas Hotel reported to police that a money belt containing $600 was taken from his room while he slept last night. Detectives said he came to the station about nine o clock this morning and said a stranger accompanied him to his room, then Benner woke to find the belt gone.
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Wiliam Benner
Atlas Hotel
Benner
Bennner
Benners
Fpolice
New Uniforms Displayed by Badger Band in Amarillo
The Badger Band unveiled new uniforms during the second concert in Amarillo. Ten selections were performed under two conductors by sophomore students. Highlights included Wyomi Basom's piano Solfegiette, Jack Basom's cornet solo with band, and Betty Basom's violin solo Heprekati. Virginia French, Joan King, Faye Graham, Joe Shields, and Joye Grose led the drum major ette dance and twirling. Charles Riker awarded 28 members service pins. The next concert is the first Monday in December, with full uniformed attire anticipated.
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Faye Graham
Joe Shields
Joye Grose
Charles Riker
Badgers
Marines End Shoulder Patch Use After Year Start
Marine recruiting officer Tech Leonard Smith of Amarillo said patches will no longer be authorized after the new year. Only the recruiting insignia will be worn. The practice ended to avoid misidentification after many wartime units disbanded. Medals and service insignia remain allowed. Mexico may permit 40 000 farm workers to stay in the United States next year.
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US Marine Corps
Leonard Smith
Amarillo
US Marine Corp
Sergeant Smith
Smith
Mexico
United States
Army announces OCS classes start January at Fort Fury
Captain Eugene Safford, Amarillo Army recruiting officer, says Officer Candidate School classes begin January 12 at Fort Fury Ka for six months. Eligible men aged 20 to 28 with high school graduation may enlist three years in the Regular Army. Those without prior training must complete basic training before entering OCS.
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Eugene Safford
Amarillo
Fort Fury
Salford
Army of the
Sat- Ind
Post Office
Polish Leader Will Visit United States
Polish leader Stanislaw Mikolajczyk announced in London that he will travel to the United States after fleeing Poland amid Communist fears. He was flown to Britain from the Soviet-occupied German zone, arriving after a perilous crossing, and he offered few details about the journey while praising some Russians. A separate Ipswich find uncovered a 1600 year old Roman sandpit coin hoard containing 124 silver coins, noted as among the earliest childrent coin Danks.
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London
Stanislaw Mikolajavnyk
Poland
United States
Mikolajczyk
Britain
Germany
Ipswich
England
Chinchilla Farm in Charleston Dentist Office
Dr. John T. Green operates a chinchilla “farm” in his Charleston dental office. Beginning with three pairs last April 18, the colony doubled by September 1 and is expected to double again. Chinchillas cost 1 000 to 1 600 dollars per pair, suggesting rapid profit potential. He keeps them in a spare suite room and feeds the babies bottle milk. England's coffee consumption runs about 14 000 tons yearly, roughly three-fourths of eight pounds per head.
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Charleston
John T. Green
Dr. Green
Bottie
England
Mississippi and Kentucky face pivotal off year elections
Mississippi voters select a successor to the late Senator Theodore Bilbo amid a field of five Democrats and one Republican while Kentucky voters decide a tight gubernatorial race influenced by the Taft Hartley Act. Campaigns feature Bilbo era white supremacy lines and a mix of national and local issues as parties seek momentum for the next presidential cycle.
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Uia
Mississippi
Theodore G. Bitoo
Kentucky
York
Uidiana
Ohio
Ae Dane
Counly
Enric C. Clements
Eldon S. Dummit
Clements
Barkley
Senate
Simeon S. Willis
Bilbo
Forrest
B. Jackson
John E. Rankin
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Paul B. Johnson,Jr
John ©. Stennis
William M. Colmer
I VM
Lo R. Collins
Recruiting Officer Visits Branch Here
Captain Joe Stovall of El Paso Army headquarters tours Ama villa recruiting office for interviews. Eugene Safford notes interviews aim to collect data for updating personnel records and the new military career plan.
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Joe Stovall
el Paso Army
Ama Villa
Gapi
Eugene Safford
Stovall
Thict
Bo Amake
Hla
Amazon Mveli
Elections At Glance Highlighting Key State Races
A roundup of upcoming contests across Kentucky Mississippi New York and Ohio notes governorships senatorial and congressional elections plus a constitutional amendment on veterans bonds and mayoral races in major cities. It mentions Theodore G. Biba and a 400 million dollar veterans bonds plan, with contests in 48 cities and an alliance of local races.
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Kentucky
Mississipti
Covernor
Lee
Senate
Theodore G. Biba
New York
Mth
Brooklyn
Ahlo
Air District
Cleveland
Rehearsal for Messiah Tonight at College
Rehearsal for the Christmas oratorio Messiah is set for tonight at 8 at Amarillo College Auditorium. The performance on December 14 will feature local singers joined by guests from Campa, Plainview, Berger and Dalhart. Emil F. Myers, rector of the chorus, invites all interested to participate.
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Amarilla! S College Auditorium
Ibampa
Plainview
Berger
Dalhart
Emil F. Myers
Dr Foreman Speaks At First Presbyterian Church
The Second family night in the First Presbyterian Church series features Dr A D Foreman Jr, minister of the First Baptist Church, as speaker at 7 30 after a 6 30 covered dish supper. He discusses his recent trip to Europe and is followed by ministers Pritchard and Odell presenting sermon and psychology studies.
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Foreman
First Presbyterian Church
A.D. Foreman
First Baptist Church
Europe
Francis W. Pritchard
Gunner
Odell
Christian Education
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