Hogg Lecturer To Speak Here At Education Week Event
Dr. A Caswell Ellis Hogg Foundation Lecturer will speak at 7 45 PM Thursday in the Senior High School Auditorium. The talk titled What Kind of Education Do We Need to Make America Strong will be part of Education Week activities.
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A. Caswell Eillis
Hogg Foundation
America
Dr Ellis
Charles M. Rogers
Ellis
University of Texas
Cleveland College
Western Reserve University
Dwight Morrow School
Wilson School
Amarillo city urged to send rep to CAA hearing
Rex Baxter, Amarillo Chamber of Commerce manager, asked the city commission at noon to have a representative present at a Civil Aeronautics Board hearing in Washington next Thursday. Byron Singleton suggested as the city’s counsel to consider the airline application between Amarillo and Denver.
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Amarillo
CAA
Washington
Rex Baxter
Chamber of Commerce
Baxter
City Commission
Kiwanis
Byron Singleton
Corporation Counsel
Denver
Help Wanted Classified Ad Snippets
A collection of personal employment notices requests for laundry housework child care maid work and related domestic positions. Entries include women seeking day hours in homes boarding houses hotels and tourist courts with contact addresses and notes on available tasks.
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Tack
Markets to Close for Armistice Day Observance
New York markets will close or reduce hours on Tuesday November 11 as Armistice Day. Commodity and securities exchanges will be closed except livestock venues. Argentine grain market also closes for San Martin de Tours Holy Day. European markets remain open.
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New York
United States
Canada
San Martin de Tours
Fish Told To Ignore Probe
The House adopted a resolution directing Rep. Fish to refrain from appearing before a federal grand jury until the House judiciary committee has investigated whether the subpoena infringes on Congressional privileges. Rep. McCormack said the inquiry would test whether an individual can waive privileges and preserve the House integrity.
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Washington
House
Rep
Fish
New York
House Judiciary Committee
Congress
McCormack
Massachusets
Judiciary Committee
Kansas City Livestock Market Report
Kansas City livestock quotes show 4,000 hogs trading mostly 15 cents lower than Friday and top at 1015 dollars. Cattle and calves totals around 17,500 and 3,000 with steady or weaker bids on medium to heavy steers while light weights and cows show little movement. Colorado fed heifers and stockers appear at 10.50 to 12.40 per hundredweight with sparse sheep trading and meat bids down about 25 cents.
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Kansas City
Colorado
San Jacinto Post Office Adds Electric Cancelling Machine
San Jacinto sub station boosts efficiency with electric cancelling machine replacing manual mail cancellation. W D DeGrassi, postmaster, announced the installation today, with Max Bulloch serving as sub station superintendent.
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San Jacinto
Max Bulloch
W. D DeGrassi
Butcher Forgot To Feed His Cat In Newark
Jeo Leonardo, a Newark butcher, forgot to feed his cat after locking it in the shop. The cat triggered a phone line, leading an operator to call police. Officers found the cat on a desk playing with the telephone after investigating the scene.
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Newark
N. J
U.P
Jeo Leonardo
Leonardo
Amarillo Postpones Carlsbad goodwill trip to New Mexico
The Amarillo goodwill committee led by Ian Elkins canceled a planned two day trip to Carlsbad, New Mexico set for next Thursday. They cited everyone being busy and a bad time of year for such travel, with plans previously arranged for cave visits and short stops along the route.
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Amarillo
Carlsbad
N. M
Ian Elkins
Germans Would Be In East Texas
The National Geographic Society bulletin compares the German advance in the Soviet Union to a map of the United States. It places invading forces at Indianapolis Moscow New York City and Donets Basin with the U.S. government fleeing to Kansas City Missouri in a reversed map.
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Washington
U.P
United States
Soviet Union
Indianapolis
Moscow
New York City
Leningrad
East Texas
Donets Basin
Kansas City
Kuibyshev
National Geographic Society
Gunshot Victim G. M. Brunnier Remains Critical
G. M. Brunnier lumberyard manager at Groom remains in critical condition after an accidental shotgun discharge on a hunting trip Saturday. He was alone when the mishap occurred crossing a fence and was transported to Northwest Texas Hospital by Blackburn-Shaw ambulance.
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G. M. Brunnier
Groom
Northwest Texas
Potter County Men Called for Draft Under Pennsylvania Plan
Thirty Potter County men are issued for selective service under the Pennsylvania plan. Three registered with Board No 1 and 27 with Board No 2 will travel to Dallas for army examinations on November 25 before returning to Amarillo for induction notices. Those passing in Dallas will join the army within 30 days. the 30certified men will also be examined locally before final clearance.
Panhandle artists sponsor art exhibit in Amarillo
Entries for the joint Panhandle Artists Group and Globe News exhibit are being received at the WPA craft center through this week. The show runs November 17 to 25 in the Municipal Auditorium Federated Club rooms with a dinner at the Amarillo Hotel and awards announced that night. All types of art or craft work are eligible except needle work.
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Panhandle Artists Group
The
Globe News
WPA Craft Center
C. A. Thomas
Hayden Street
Federated Club Rooms
Municipal Auditorium
Amarillo
Dumas Woman Elizabeth Anthony Dies in Abilene
Elizabeth Anthony 77 widow of Dr F W Anthony of Dumas died in Abilene last night. She was a charter member of Dumas First Methodist Church and an Eastern Star member. Survivors include her son Melvin Anthony daughter Mrs J W Hunt and two brothers John Allcorn and Jack Allcorn. Funeral services are set for 2 PM tomorrow at the First Methodist Church in Dumas with Rev Phil Gates presiding. The body arrives in Dumas this afternoon and will be held in state at Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home until the service.
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F. W. Anthony
Dumas
Abilene
Anthony
First Methodist Church
Eastern Star
Dr. Anthony
Moore County
John Allcorn
Melvin Anthony
J. W. Hunt
Jack Albcorn
Pauls Valley
Oklo
Phil Gates
Boxwell Brothers
Grand Jury Headed By Leland Abbott
Leland W. Abbott, loan company head, was named foreman of the Potter County grand jury for the November term of the 47th District Court. Other jurors empaneled by District Judge E. C. Nelson include Paul Boxwell, J. L. Sharp, D. A. Crossett, D. W. Raef, A. E. Russell, Clayton Taggart, Henry Rietman, A. J. Smith, G. C. Holland, and R. E. Pyeatt. The docket was described as light.
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Potter County
Grand Jury
47Th District Court
E. C. Nelson
Paul Boxwell
J. L. Sharp
D. A. Crossett
D W. Raef
A. E. Russell
Joe Garcia Clayton Taggart
Henry Rietman
A. J. Smith
G. C. Holland
R. E Pyeatt
Grand
Amarillo Officials Return From Texas Conference
Amarillo city government was represented by Mayor Joe Jenkins Commissioner Oscar Hargett and City Manager Austin P Hancock who returned from the Texas League of Municipalities convention in Temple. Hargatt visited relatives near Temple while Hancock conferred with Civil Aeronautics Authority officials in Fort Worth.
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Amarillo
Joe Jenkins
Oscar Hargett
Austin P. Hancock
Temple
Texas League of Municipalities
Hargatt
Hargett
Fort Worth
Civil Aeronautic Authority
Firestone Dealers Meeting In Amarillo District
Firestone tire and rubber dealers of the Amarillo Territory meet this afternoon at the Herring Hotel for their annual merchandising session. The event ends with a dinner in the Crystal Ball room. A. F. Spikard of Oklahoma City, district manager, leads the gathering. More than 100 dealers from the Panhandle and eastern New Mexico attend.
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Firestone Tire and Rubber
Amarillo
Herring Hotel
Crystal Ballroom
A. F. Spikard
Oklahoma City
Panhandle
New Mexico
Scotswoman’s Odd WWII Bombing Recipe Story
In Hoschton Georgia on November 10 an aged Scotswoman sends thanks for Britain and shares a wartime ritual. She reads Psalm 23 upon air raid warnings, prays, takes a small whisky to steady nerves, then lies down and tells Hitler to go to hell.
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Britain
J. P. Mahaffey
Hitler
Potter Red Cross Opens Roll Call Tomorrow
Potter County Red Cross launches its annual Roll Call with a goal of 700 members. General chairman R K Harty leads a thorough citywide canvass to recruit members quickly, with volunteers targeting business, education, labor groups, and rural areas across Potter County.
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Potter County
The
Red Cross
R. K
Kim) Harty
Avery Rush
S. B. Whittenburg
Sam Davis
Joe Harlan
Amarillo
Felix Phillips
Frosty Hamrick
Herman Reitman
Congress
Harty
Bose Labeled Enemy After Axis Pact Claimed
In Delhi on November 10 the government announced Subhas Chandra Bose has joined the Axis and is believed to be in Rome or Berlin. Bose allegedly signed a pact with the Axis intended to facilitate an invasion of India, marking a major shift for the Indian independence movement.
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India
Subhas Chandra Bose
Mohandas Gandhi
All-India Congress Party
Rome
Berlin
Council of State
Bose
Amarillo Attends Williams Highway Meet by Train
Amarillo sent a delegation to a highway planning conference in Williams Arizona. Wade Brymer, chairman of the chamber of commerce highway committee, traveled by rail to the important meeting called by Chet Relph of Santa Monica president of the Will Rogers Highway Association.
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Williams
Ariz
Wade Brymer
Chamber of Commerce
Chet Relph
Santa Monica
Calif
Will Rogers Highway Association
Supreme Court Allows State Taxes on Defense Contract Purchases
The Supreme Court in a unanimous opinion held that a state may impose sales and use taxes on supplies bought for defense projects by contractors under cost-plus-fixed-fee agreements.
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Washington
U.P
Supreme Court
Fourth Victim Remains Critical After Goodnight Gas Tragedy
W H Conner, fourth victim of a gas fumes incident that killed three members of the Goodnight family, remained in very grave condition at St Anthony's Hospital. The tragedy began Saturday when the family was found unconscious at Goodnight Ranch due to a gas stove leak. Conner's daughter Hobart 27 and her two children Dorothy five and Buddie two died after hospital transport. Brace and her two children were conveyed to Canada by N S Griggs and Sons. Funeral services are planned for tomorrow. Brace survives with husband, a Hedgecoke foreman, and two sisters.
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Goodnight
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Goodnight Ranch
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Mrs. Brace
N. S. Griggs and Sons
FASTEETH Uneasy With Loose Dentures No More
An advertiser promotes FASTEETH powder to secure denture plates during eating talking or laughing. The alkaline non acidic formula claims to hold plates more firmly without gummy taste and is available at drug stores.
Li'l Abners Daisy Maes Receive Local Honors
Amarillo College and Amarillo High School students joined a Sadie Hawkins Day street dance on Ninth Avenue. A Paramount Theater contest crowned Sue Corn and Buddy Cobb as Daisy Mae and Li'l Abner of the college, and Earlene Short and Fred Brady as high school favorites. Daisy Maes escorted their Li'l Abners to a midnight Swing It Soldier showing.
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Amarillo High School
Ninth Avenue
Polk and
Tyler Streets
Paramount Theater
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Sue Corn
Buddy Cobb
Daisy Mae
Li'l Abner
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Fred Brady
Daisy Maes
Paramount
Ken Murray
Frances Langford
Brenda and
Cobina
Skinney Ennis
City Manager Heads To Conference On Amarillo Bid
Austin P. Hancock city manager of Amarillo traveled from Temple after being elected a vice president of the Texas League of Municipalities to Fort Worth for talks with CAA officials. The goal was to determine if more funds could cover the 134000 earmarked bid for a longer runway and lighting. The bid exceeded by about 10 000 to 12 000 dollars.
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Temple
Austin P. Hancock
Amarillo
Fort Worth
CAA
Hancock
Cardui advertised as relief for women and girls
Modern facts and a 61 year record of popularity invite confidence in Cardus. By its use thousands of undernourished women have been helped as a tonic it stimulates appetite and gastric juice flow improving strength and energy and relief of periodic functional distress. Another way such distress is relieved for many is by taking Cardui as directed starting three days before the time.
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Cardus
Unfinished Project Faces Rain Delays and Budget Review
The project, originally due to finish October 12, remains incomplete as rains delay work and reportedly damage much of the progress. An application for additional funds has been submitted to cover overruns.
Engineer majors keeps watch over gas supplies
Maj. James P. Hall stayed up most of the night checking gasoline in all trucks of the 110th Engineers First Battalion convoy at Camp Clark. His jeep ran out of gas a few miles from Camp Robinson, Arkansas.
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James P. Hall
110Th Engineers
Camp Robinson
Ark
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