British see no change in U S foreign policy
London editorials on the U S elections say foreign policy will not shift. They note bipartisan support for Byrnes and predict only gradual shifts in tone, with isolationism deemed dead and American aid and loans likely to adjust yet continue.
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West Texas State College Band to Attain Goodwill Tour
Arrangements are set for the West Texas State College band to tour the South Plains and Pecos Valley from December 3 to 6. Henry Rietman announced at a chamber of commerce meeting where 16 committee members discussed ticketing for a special train leaving Amarillo December 3. The trip aims to reestablish friendly ties with southwestern communities in Amarillo's trade area, with strong college cooperation noted.
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Pecos Valley
Henry Rietman
Wholesale Trade Development Committee
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Rietman
Amarillo
Bob Howle
Gus Roberts
A. D. Guggenheim, Jr
Aubrey Jackson
M R. Best
John Armstrong
Harold Gallarneau
West Texas
Winners Named In Texas Fine Arts Exhibit Show
Texas Fine Arts Association President Max Starke announced winners in the Texas Fine Arts Exhibit on display in Austin. Oil painting first went to Mrs. Alice Naylor of San Antonio with others honored from Fort Worth Dallas Kingsville San Antonio and Abilene. Watercolor top honors to Constance Forsyth of Austin with a second to Margaret Owen of Houston and honors to Ben P Bailey Jr and Rena Green. Lithography prize went to Merritt Mauzey of Dallas with honors to Celia Jamison and Co reen Mary Spellman of Denton. Etching prize to Eugene E Loving of Round Rock. Two circuit exhibits will tour after January 1 and about two hundred paintings were accepted for the show.
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Texas Fine Arts Association
Max Starke
Texas Fine Arts
Austin
Alice Naylor
San Antonio
Mary Jane McLean Bullock
Fort Worth
Florence McClung
Dallas
H. E. Trantham
Abilene
Constance Forsyth
Margaret Owen
Houston
Ben P. Bailey, Jr
Kingsville
Rena Green
Merritt Mauzey
Celia Jamison
Denton
Coreen Mary Spellman
Eugene E. Loving
Round Rock
Attu Island and the International Date Line
Attu, the westernmost Aleutian island, sits at the edge of U S possessions in the western hemisphere. Law shifted the international dateline to the west of the island to align its time with the rest of the chain.
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Attu
United States
Two Arrested After Assault At Arch Cafe Incident
City police arrested two persons last night over an alleged assault at Arch Cafe 2614 North East Eighth. Victim Mrs Cora Dearley of 2614 North East Eighth received facial injuries and was treated by medical staff. Police were alerted about 4 o clock.
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Arch Cafe
North East Eighth
Cora Dearley
Early golf balls and the feathered era
The article notes that early golf balls were leather pouches stuffed with feathers until 1848 when the gutta percha ball was introduced, marking a turning point in golf equipment.
Deaths Among Men Outpace Women In Amarillo
City health department statistics show 30 men and 11 women died last month in Amarillo, with heart failure leading at 12. Other causes include pneumonia 2 cerebral hemorrhage 3 cancer 2 tuberculosis 1 nephritis 1 uremia 1 homicide 1 car wrecks 2 syphilis 1 and 6 premature babies. The peak death count this year was February with 60 certificates. June and March had 58 each, and September 45.
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Amarillo
US Has Plane For Atom Job
The Army Air Forces said its six engine B 36 bomber could carry an atomic bomb to any inhabited region and return home without refueling in case of attack. The plane has been described as the world's largest and production had started at the Consolidated Vultee plant at Fort.
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Washington
Army Air Forces
Consolidated- Vultee
Fort
Calorie Defined as Energy Unit for Lifting 300 Pounds Ten Feet
A calorie is the energy unit roughly equal to the heat energy needed to raise a 300 pound weight by 10 feet. The definition reflects the work against gravity and is used in early physics discussions.
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