Ad Club To Hear Magazine Editor In Amarillo
John W. Lane associate editor of Title magazine will speak to the Ad Club of Amarillo next Tuesday noon at the Herring Hotel. He will also conduct a market survey of the Amarillo market, with results to appear in the November 12 issue. The talk title is How the Southwest Can Help Maintain a 300 Billion Dollar Economy. Reservations for non members are available by calling Bob Mills or Monte Rosenwald.
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Title Magazine
John W. Lane
New York
Ad Club of
Amarillo
Herring Hotel
Lane
Advertising Club
Southwest
Ad Club
Bob Mills
Monte Rosenwald
Raincoat theft hits NAUGATUCK officer on duty
Patrolman Howard Sagendorf hung his raincoat on a fence after rain to direct traffic. In ten minutes away, a thief stole the coat from the fence as rain ceased and traffic resumed.
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Naugatuck
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Howard Sagendorf
Long Flight and Surgeons Save Child in Manila Star Flight
An 11 month old girl Elvira Difuntorum flown from Manila to Chicago for surgery had a pin removed from her lung using a bronchoscope with a magnet. The pin was retrieved in 59 seconds, another pin passed naturally, seven pins already removed. Condition listed as excellent. United States trip funded by Manila donors.
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Chicago
Manila
Elvira Difuntorum
St. Luke's Hospital
San Francisco
Cniwinge
Texas Baptists Hit Vatican Tie
The Baptist Missionary Association of Texas passed a resolution criticizing President Truman's naming of an ambassador to the Vatican. The measure was approved at the annual state meeting in Lubbock, with about 1,000 attendees as the gathering closes tomorrow. Officers named include G. D. Kellar, G. C. Henry, Harold E. Brunson, A. R. Housewright, and Roy B. Flippo.
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Lubbock
Baptist Missionary Association of Texas
Truman
Vatican
G. D. Kellar
Jacksonville
G. C. Henry
Iola
Harold E. Brunson
Carthage
A. R
OSU guidance on fall or spring plowing by soil type
University of Wooster Ohio reports from the Ohio State University agricultural experiment station state that soil type determines plowing season. Over 14 years, spring plowing is preferable on light soils due to soil compaction risk in fall. In heavier soils, late fall plowing yields equal or better granulation than spring plowing.
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Ohio State University Agricultural Experiment Station
Duck Season Opens Friday in Texas on Noon Start
Amarillo hunters kick off the season with a Ducks Unlimited Breakfast at the Silver Grill Cafeteria at 104 Tyler, starting 4 30 AM to reach blinds by legal shooting time. Tickets 31 each available at local sports shops, with Friday the last day to purchase.
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Amarillo
Ducks Unlimited
Silver Grill
Tyler
Tom & Roy's
Hertner’s Cameo Store
Henry Blackburn Sportin Goods
Davis Sporting Goods
Bago Hardware
Buck's Sporting Goods
Vance Hall Sporting Goods
Silver
Negro Missionary Assigned to Work in Sara Wak
The first American Negro Methodist missionary bound for Sarawak stopped in Singapore briefly. Thomas A. Harris, from Gainesville Florida, earned a BS from Florida A&M in 1936. He studied at Kennedy School of Mission and Yale for missionary training and served two years in Kukien China from 193 to 1950.
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Sarawak
Thomas A. Harris
Gainesville
Fla
Florida Agricultural and Mechanical College
State Agricultural Extension Service
Kennedy School of Mission
Hartford
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