Rain Threat Lifts as Voters Brace for Heavy Turnout
Weather improves across Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Texas boosting expectations of a large vote. Campaigns by Wallace and McNary stress farm issues while legislators deny Hatch Act violations as polls suggest near 200000 silent voters in Missouri and Kansas.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Kansas City Weather Bureau
Henry A. Wallace
Charles L. MecNary
C. M. Halen
Democratic
Sen. Reed
Senate
Gillette Committee
Leon C. Phillips
Lloyd C. Stark
New York
la Guardia
St. Louis
J. F. McDonald
Wendell Willkie
Southwest
Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Manuel H. Davis
Lawrence McDaniel
Forrest Donnell
Alf Landon
Payne Rathner
W. H. Burke
Ross Rizley
Phil Ferguson
Tom Connally
W. Lee O'Daniel
Majors Chosen for Chamber Drive By Ben Lipshy Leader
Ben Lipshy selects Ray Minner Gene Klein and Sam Elkins as majors under his one day drive on November 20 with Arch Hunsley as another colonel. R H Epperson appoints both generals for a goal of 3000 to cover any shortfall in the 23000 current budget. N F Nelson heads the campaign and names captains including Clay Thornton Bill Beechler and Dave Peters.
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Ray Minner
Gene Klein
Sam Elkins
Ben Lipshy
Chamber of Commerce
Arch Hunsley
R. H
Bob” Epperson
N. F. Nelson
Clay Thornton
Bill Beechler
Dave Peters
Don Schomburg
C. I. Hood
Jack Allen
J. H. Brown
Hal Brown
Bob Clements
Amarillo
Nelson
L. M. Grow
Herb Budke
Budget Army
Madrid
Millsfield
N. H
Landon
Roosevelt
Britain
Washington
Simon Michelet
National
Minnesota
Knute Nelson
Committee Chairmen For Scouts Named
The Rawall County LLano Tacado Council of Boy Scouts appointed district committee chairmen at the regular meeting led by District Chairman Hosea Foster. Appointments include Rev. Sam Thomas. Dr. S. H Condron. Dr. R. P. Jarrett. Dr. A. M. Meyer. G. L. Messenger. Lee Johnson. Ray Cole. Wes Kleinschmidt as district commissioner. Plans discussed for Boy Scout Day at West Texas State College on Nov 16 with Llano Estacado Adobe Walls Councils invited.
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Rawall
Llano Tacado
Ray Cole
Wes Kleinschmidt
West Texas State College
Boy Scouts
Llano Estacado
Adobe Walls
Backache relief ad touts Doan's Pills for kidney troubles
An old advertisement explains that tired kidneys cause backaches and other symptoms. It promotes Doan's Pills as a trusted remedy used for over forty years to flush out waste and restore energy, urging readers to ask a druggist for the product.
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Dean
Doan
Campaign smear accusations trail last campaign hours
In New York Roosevelt denounces false circulars claiming pensions would be cut by a federal law. Willkie says last minute attacks miss the record. Republicans report handbills and postcards targeting Jews, students, and minorities, with ward heelers and misleading endorsements in circulation.
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New York
U.P
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N. Y
Wendell L. Willkie
F. H. la Guardia
Edward J. Flynn
Dorothy Thompson
Willkie
Republican State Committee
Uncle Sam Sends Fish to City Lake
The federal hatchery at Dex ter New Mexico shipped Georgia bream and crappie upstream to Amarillo city lake. Mayor Ross Rogers described the shipment as fine and noted the stream above the lake as a good spawning ground. Jeff Bentley reported the lake channel depth at eight to ten feet from a recent sounding. The mayor said the lake can hold two to three weeks more with a slow stream feeding it.
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Sam
Amarillo
Federal
Dexter
N. M
Ross Rogers
Jeff Bentley
Ballot Briefs Across Regions Report Election Moments
The dispatch covers voters in New York, North Carolina and New Hampshire reporting early results and a Roosevelts Willkie split. It notes Alabamians casting absentee ballots, with Roosevelt leading Montgomery County and Hart's Location showing early Willkie votes. A University of Alabama student delivered a marathon Roosevelt speech.
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Nutbush
N. C
Vance County
Roosevelt
North Carolina
Manchester
N. H
Hart
Wendell Willkie
President Roosevelt
New Hampshire
Willkie
Mr. Roosevelt
White Mountains
Alf M. Landon
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Edward Devlin
University of Alabama
Atlantic City
N. J
Alabama Union
Devlin
Montgomery
Alabama
Montgomery County
Martin Station
United Press
Edward J. Flynn
Wendell L. Willkie
Joseph W. Martin
New York
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Illinois
Ohio
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Delaware
James A. Farley
Fountains Earn Sanitation Merit Cards In Amarillo
About half of 57 soda fountains inspected in Amarillo by Inspector O W Donnell earned the first merit cards under a new sanitation system. The cards reward strict rule observance with a 90 average, and the system is to be extended to restaurants and luncheonettes.
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Amarillo
O. W. Donnell
Food and Drug
Donnell
Thirty Three States Vie In Gubernatorial Elections
George F. Reedy Jr reports voters in 33 states decide governors with incumbents facing challengers while Florida, Georgia, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Ohio and others shape the 1944 leadership scene. Republican strength drives many contests as parties test for future influence.
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George F. Reedy, JR
New York
Spessard L. Holland
Florida
Georgia
Fligenn Talmadue
Minnesota
Harold E. Stassen
Hjalmar Petersen
Farmer-Laborite
Ed Murphy
Stassen
Farmer-Labor Party
Ernest Limndeen
Henrik Shipstead
Wisconsin
la Follettes
Orlando Loomis
Julius P. Heil
Francis E. McGovern
Ohio
Republcan
John W. Bricker
Martin L. Davey
Loren B. Dickinson
Michigan
Murray D. van Wagoner
Louisiana
Maine
Sam Houston Jones
Huey Long
Sumner Sewall
Arizona
Arkansas
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Idaho
Ilinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Massachusetts
Missouri
Montana
North Dakota
Nebraska
New Mexico
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Washington
West Virginia
Induction Stations Set for Texas Reach in 1925 Draft
Brig. Gen. J Watt Page announced Texas army induction stations for 1925 calls. Lubbock, Dallas, Houston, San Antonio and El Paso will host trainees from designated counties. Local boards will issue calls for the actual number of class 1-A selectees to each station.
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Austin
J. Watt Page
Selective Service For
Texas
Navy
Lubbock
Dallas
Houston
San Antonio
el Paso
Northwest
Panhandle
South Texas
West Texas
General Page
Induction Process Details From Local Boards
Local boards will post lists of selected men and supply papers to newspapers. Registrants report to their boards at their own expense, but the federal government covers all transport costs from local boards to induction stations. Any registrant deemed unacceptable will be transported back to his local board headquarters.
Well Known Banker McGarrah Dies in New York
Gates W. McGarrah age 77 and a premier American banker died at Doctors Hospital after a short illness in New York. He was once the youngest bank president in the United States at age 28 and later chaired the Federal Reserve Bank and led the Bank for International Settlements in Basel Switzerland.
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New York
Navy
Gates W. McGarrah
Doctors Hospital
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Bank For International Settlements
Basle
Switzerland
Ann Morriss to Wed Edwin L Marin in Dallas
Dallas actress Ann Morriss and director Edwin L Marin announce plans to marry as soon as film assignments permit. The couple hails from Texas and will wed when work allows.
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Ann Morriss
Holly‘wood
Dallas
Texas
Edwin L. Marin
Pack Organization Will Be Tonight
The new Cub Scout Pack at Margaret Wills School will organize tonight at 7 o clock with parents of prospective charter members. Officers den mothers and chiefs will be appointed and dens formed. Harold Brooks will be cubmaster with 8 G Roy Storkton presiding, assisted by Bert Shillot Rodney Wright Cade Williams and Al Murlock.
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Margaret Willschool
Thove
Margaret Wills School
den Dade
Den
Harold Brooks
Roy” Storkton
Llano Estacado Council
Bert Shillot
Rodney Wright
Cade Wilams
al Murlock
Amarillo Driver Killed in Arizona Highway Crash
Roy H Sullivan 31, Amarillo truck driver, died when his truck left the highway on a curve near Superior Arizona Sunday night. His body to be brought to Amarillo tomorrow by Boxwell Brothers. Survived by mother Mrs Mary E Sullivan and three sisters, Mrs J D Clements Mrs Jim Watkins and another.
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Roy H Sullivan
Amarillo
Superior Ariz
Boxwell Brothers
Sullivan
Mary FE. Sullivan
Cheyenne Street
J. D. Clements
Jim Watkins
Markets Kansas City Livestock Report
Livestock market updates from Kansas City on November 5 show mixed demand and cash bids. Cattle offerings remain steady with some higher quality lots trading near quoted ranges, while hogs and sheep move unevenly with variable price signals. Feeder activity shows cautious demand and prices holding in narrow bands amid shippers’ volumes.
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Kansas City
D. A
Colorado
Trockedeon
Alnugnhter
Panhandle Geological Group Plans Joint West Texas Meeting
The Panhandle Geologic Society will convene at noon tomorrow at the Silver Grill to discuss plans for a joint meeting with the West Texas Geological Society to be held in Lubbock. Frank Blanchard presides as president.
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Panhandle Geofogica! Society
Silver Grill
West Texas Geological Society
Lubbock
Frank Blanchard
Funeral details for Tucker family in Amarillo
Amarillo mourns as Mrs. Odell Tucker of Los Angeles and relatives J. R. Sullivan of Los Angeles and W. F. P. Blake of Amarillo arrange funeral plans. Funeral arrangements are complete.
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Amarillo
Odell Tucker
Los Angeles
J. R. Sullivan
W. FP. Blake
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