Girl Scout Leaders Meet in Panhandle Institute
Area leaders gathered at the Herring Hotel to discuss the national Girl Scout plan of work for active citizenship. Local organizers Mrs. Carl Cox and Miss Ida Mae McClure led sessions with speakers including Mrs. James Kidd and Miss Norma Ewing. Representatives came from Berger to Amarillo for the meeting and a second executive and Men’s Planning Committee session was set for 6 30 tonight at the Capitol Hotel to map the area conference for spring.
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Panhandle
Herring Hotel
Carl Cox
Ida Mae McClure
James Kidd
Texas
Catherine Petersen
Cactus
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Norma Ewing
Marie Stedie
Pampa
Ruth Minton
Berger
Phillips
Bonavista
Memphis
Dimmitt
Piiona
Lockney
Perryton
Claude
Groom
White Deer
Canyon
Stratford
Spearman
Dumas
Clayton
Dalhart
Plainview
Happy
Childress
Stinnett
Silverton
Amarillo
Early Buddy Poppy Sale Starts In Amarillo
Amarillo residents will buy poppies as they ride or walk to work tomorrow morning. Poppies checked out to workers at the VFW Building from 10 tonight and at 8 tomorrow morning. Mrs. C. B. Parks and Mrs. FE. R. Bruce on duty at safe head quarters. In San Jacinto, Mrs. Etta Bury and Mrs. Erin F. Bynum will run a poppy booth.
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Amarillo
VFW
Safe
C. B. Parks
FE. R. Bruce
San Jacinto
Etta Bury
Erin F. Bynum
Kitchen Explosion Wrecks Halsey Kitchen
Mrs Halsey Jr. of Apartment D 1311 Herman reported a stove explosion at 7 30 this morning. The blast knocked the automatic hot water tank loose and toppled the gas range, wrecking the kitchen and scattering items, with bacon losses mourned.
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H. F. Halsey, Jr
Herman
Halsey
Car Fueled By Hot Engine Trips Through Amarillo to Pleasant Valley
A motorist drove from downtown Amarillo to Pleasant Valley with no radiator and no fan belt. Barbara Bates reported the car had been left for repairs in an Amarillo garage and was driven away, overheating before stopping at a Pleasant Valley filling station where the issue was discovered.
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Amarillo
Pleasant Valley
Barbara Bates
Route 3
Junior Symphony Members To Get Reservations Tuesday
Members of the Junior Symphony Orchestra may obtain reservations at the door of Municipal Auditorium on Tuesday night for the Philharmonic Orchestra concert. Robert Louis Barron conducts the Philharmonic and Mrs. Howard Lynch serves as business manager.
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Philharmonic Orchestra
Municipal Auditorium
Robert Louis Barron
Howard Lynch
Roberts Paper Company to Build Wholesale Warehouse
Roberts Paper Company has secured a city building permit to construct a concrete and brick wholesale warehouse at 100 Lincoln. The project is valued around 12,750 dollars, with dimensions of 140 feet by 90 feet.
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Roberts Paper Company
Lincoln
Billfold Found At Paramount Theater
A billfold found in front of the Paramount Theater last night is to be claimed by Agnes Jean Beasley. Capt H A Parsons, passing through, found it and turned it in to Globe News. Owner must provide identification and describe the item to recover it.
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Globe News
Paramount Theater
H. A. Parsons
Agnes Jean Beasley
Globe-News
Lost black Cocker Spaniel puppy seeks return
Mrs C B Reeder requests the return of her granddaughter’s lost black Cocker Spaniel. The dog may be brought to 1300 Jackson or called in at 2 0001 to arrange recovery.
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Tack
Jackson
C. B. Reeder
Kansas City and Chicago Livestock Prices Report
Livestock activity across Kansas City and Chicago shows mixed demand. Cattle delivered: Kansas City salable 400 cattle total 2,000 with calves 250 of 500. hogs salable 800 of 1,000. sheep salable 1,000 of 1,500. Chicago reports hogs 13,500 with ceilings reached at 14.85 for 140 lb barrows and gilts. cattle 3,000 with varied quotes. sheep 4,500 with native lambs at 14.50 top and ewes steady to higher.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Courthouse Records and Marriages Highlight Local Deeds and Divorces
Public records list multiple warranty deeds transferring lots and parts of parcels among named individuals and households. District court entries record several divorce actions and a series of marriage licenses between listed couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plemons
Mary V. Goff
Loretta Truscott King
Efakle H. F. Head
J. B. McAvoy
Fakle
Lena Katherine Rhoads
Louie Fverett Rhoads
Alice Reed
Mamie Shields
William P. Hawkins
Beulah Iver
H A Mills
Goldie M. George John K. Binder
Mary L Crover
Boys Ranch Rodeo and Barbecue Sunday
The Will Rogers Range Riders of Amarillo and the Dalhart Lions Club sponsor a rodeo and barbecue at Boys Ranch. Barbecue serves at 2 PM, cowhands compete in the rodeo afterward, with free-will offerings for the Boys Ranch general fund. Guides and drivers assist motorists crossing the Canadian River from the south side.
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Boys Ranch
Will Rogers Range
Amarillo
Dalhart Lions Club
Boys Ranch General Fund
Petroleum Base Common in Many Face Creams
The article notes that a large portion of face creams use petroleum as a base. It discusses the implications for texture, scent, and skin effects, suggesting consumers check ingredient lists for potential sensitivities.
British Call For Surrender At Soerabaja
Leaflets dropped by British planes urge unconditional surrender of Indonesian Nationalists at Soerabaja before 6 am. The ultimatum, issued in Lt. Gen. Sir Philip Christison name, warns of use of naval army and air forces. Java tensions rise as Dutch forces move and calls for UN or US intervention grow.
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Batavia
Soerabaja
Java
Philip Christison
Mander
Netherlands East Indies
Christison
Central Java
Southwest Shippers Board Meets Thursday in Dallas
A meeting of the Southwest Shippers Advisory Board will be held at the Baker Hotel in Dallas Thursday. It will be the first meeting since June. Guest speakers include W. C. Kendall, chairman of the car service division, Association of American Railroads, and R. C. White, chief operating officer, Missouri Pacific Lines.
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Southwest Shippers Advisory Board
Baker Hotel
Dallas
W. C. Kendall
Association of American Railroads
R. C. White
Missouri Pacific Lines
Storms Visit From Corsicana Arrive in Harrison
Mrs. Frank Storm Jr and her son Frank III arrive from Corsicana to visit Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Storm at 1710 Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Storm, Jr
Frank, III
Corsicana
Frank J. Storm
Harrison
To Resist Landings in Manchuria and North China
A Communist spokesman said Chinese Communists will oppose any landing by Chungking forces in Manchuria or other liberated areas of North China. The warning came as Nationalist troops began pouring from U S ships into Chinwangtao and pushed toward Manchuria's southern border where Communist troops were deployed.
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Chungking
Manchuria
North China
Red
U. S
Chinwangtao
Y Ettes Panel Discuss World Fellowship at Supper
The Y Ettes Club will hold a 6 30 pm panel discussion on world fellowship during its supper meeting at the YWCA Monday night. Panelists include Margaret Potter Vera Hornung Joyce Peet and Kathryn Jones. Lenore Longino will lead folk song singing. Reservations via telephone to the YWCA.
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World Fellowship
Y-Ettes Club
YWCA
Margaret Potter
Vera Hornung
Joyce Peet
Kathryn Jones
Lenore Longino
Mary Jo McCauley
Lorene Cormack
Jo Nell Stogner
Cleo Fendrick
Exie Francis
Attlee Denies Stalin at Talks Rumor
A spokesman for Prime Minister Attlee denied reports that Generalissimo Stalin would join the talks between President Truman and Attlee, saying there was nothing to the rumor as of tonight. The denial came from Attlee's residence in London.
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United Nations
United States
Soekarno
Truman
Attlee
United Nations Security Council
Indonesia
London
Stalin
Auto Theft Recover: 1937 Cadillac Found Near Third and North Fillmore
Police recovered a 1937 Cadillac stolen from John Wells at 824 Louisiana shortly after midnight. The car was taken from in front of a local cafe and found at Third and North Fillmore with the ignition keys missing.
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John Wells
Louisiana
Third
North Fillmore
Corporal Walton Admitted To Brooke Hospital Center
Cpl. Roy T. Walton son of Mrs Maizie Walton of 511 North Taylor was among 169 liberated prisoners of war admitted today to Brooke Hospital Center in San Antonio.
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Cpl
Roy T. Walton
Maizie Walton
North Taylor
Brooke Hospital Center
San Antonio
Whitely Discharged From Army Air Forces Radio Work
James R. Whitely of 1706 North Garfield was discharged from the Army Air Forces at Sheppard Field after more than 16 months of service as a radio mechanic.
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James R. Whitely
North Garfield
Army Air Forces
Sheppard Field
Draft Registrants May Enlist Now
Draft registrants who have already received preinduction examinations can enlist in the regular army without consulting their selective boards. Enlistment must be completed before induction date. Veterans discharged since May 12 may reenter under the same grade. enlistment must finish before Nov. 26 with reenlistment furloughs and a bonus for signing within 90 days.
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John G. Henry
Amarillo
Henry
Navy Chief Harold V. Hamilton Returns on Discharge
Chief Yeoman Harold V. Hamilton, a Navy recruiter for a year at Shoemaker California, has been discharged after nearly a year of Pacific duty. He and his wife reside at the Herring Hotel and plan a monthlong vacation. He joined the local station in 1942 and served at Lubbock in 1943 before sea duty aboard the USS Kittyhawk.
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Navy
Harold V. Hamilton
Shoemaker
Cal
Amarilloans Discharged at Fort Sam Houston Center
Two Amarillo residents received their discharges at the Fort Sam Houston personnel center yesterday. Sergeant Hazel M. Betty, technician fifth grade, of 310 West Fourteenth, and Staff Sam R. Burgess, of 722 North Johnson, were among those discharged.
21 Die in Air Crash Near Spoil Island
Corpus Christi reports 21 Navy personnel killed when two Mariners collided during takeoff and landing at Spoil Island. Both planes sank after the crash. six survivors were rescued, one later died, and remaining injured were in various conditions. Names withheld pending next of kin notices.
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Corpus Christi
Spoil Island
Naval
Naval Hospital
Marcus King to Return Home After Fort Sam Houston Duty
Marcus King, son of Mr and Mrs Rosy King of 900 Carolina, phoned from New York to say he will return home in about ten days after reporting to Fort Sam Houston for discharge.
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Pfe
Marcus King
Rosy King
Carolina
New York
Fort Sam Houston
Seven radios stolen from Plains Furniture and Radio Shop
Burglary at Plains Furniture and Radio Shop 404 Taylor last night. Thieves entered through a rear window and took at least seven radios. The store is owned by H. D. Haddock and police are investigating.
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Plains Furniture and Radio
Taylor
H. D. Haddock
Prayer for War Dead Received by DAV Chapter 26
A copy of the disabled American Veterans prayer for war dead comes to J. E. Pietzsch Chapter 26 as Armistice Day observance. Commander G. W. Allbrooks notes the prayer was used at the national convention memorial service in Chicago last month. The excerpt honors Americans who died for freedom from farms to offices.
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The
American Legion
Sol Levine
Hanson Post No. 54
Veterans Hospital
Amarillo College Choir
Folsom D. Jackson
Seventh and Polk
Legion
Roy Beard
Armed Forces
Auxiliary
DAV
J. E. Pietzsch
G. W. Allbrooks
Chicago
United States
Potter County Offices Closed Monday for Armistice Day
Potter County officials announced the closure of all offices Monday in observance of Armistice Day, with the exception of law enforcement offices. County commissioners will not meet Monday morning, per Judge E. O. Northcutt.
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Potter County
E. O. Northcutt
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Chrysler
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If Jeers & Co
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Lockheed
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Nor Y Shipbuilding
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Paramoun Airways
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Piecel Inc
Texas Car
Tex Gulf Buion
Tidewater Tees Eter
Union Carbide Eee
United Aircraft
LRN
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Courthouse Records
Southwest Shippers Board
Frank Storms
Allen Andre
M. W. Andre
North Fillmore Street
Sgt. Andre
Amarillo Army Air Field
Carrol Andre
Roy Sadler
Memphis, Tenn
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Hunsley’s
House OF Color
Glen L. Casey
Creamery
Legion Help To
War Chest
Corporal Walton
Whitely
Chief Hamilton
Blackburn Shaur Funeral Directors
Pierce
N. Fillmore
Kenyon-Gattis
Juvenile Shoe Store
Polk St
Sinclair
Skyway
Inclair Refining Company
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