Fritsche Addresses Amarillo Underwriters on Insurance Sales Training
Charles E. Fritsche, director of agency training for General American Life Insurance, spoke at the Amarillo Life Underwriters meeting at Herring Hotel noon today after a special session with General Agents and Managers. He traced his rise from Home Life in 1933 to educational director at Connecticut General and described touring the Panhandle to implement company training policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Fritsche
General American Life Insurance
Amarillo Life Underwriters
Herring Hotel
Fritsche
General Agents and Managers Organization
Home Life Insurance Company of
New York
Nativity Set of Olive Wood For Diane Arrives in Amarillo
A hand carved olive wood nativity from Jerusalem, created as a memorial for Diane Marsh who died in 1945, will arrive in Amarillo by Braniff Air Express. It was crafted by Palestinian guild members after delays, then shipped to Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Marsh of Amarillo for presentation to the First Presbyterian Church in Bartlesville.
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Child
Amarillo
Mount of Olives
Braniff Air Express
Ingle
Braniff
Jerusalem
H. C. Marsh
Travis
Marsh
Phillips Petroleum Company
Diane
Bartlesville
Oklo
Francis W. Pritchard
First Presbyterian Church
John D. Whiting
American Colony
Pritchard
Joseph
Mary
Palestine
Mr. Whiting
Forgery Case Begins Today In Potter County Court
Richard Woodring of Amarillo faces trial in 47th District Court on a 1783 dollar check charge to Southworth Willys Company. A baseball player, he was training with a Los Angeles club when arrested, released on bond, re-arrested in Chicago, and held in Potter County jail awaiting representation by C A Stine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Woodring
Amarillo
Southworth Willys Company
47Th District
Woodring
Los Angeles
Potter County
Chicago
Willys
C. A. Stine
Voters Seek Balloting Transfers Before December 8 Election
More than 150 residents have filed transfer requests after moving to new addresses amid the December 8 local option election. Tax collector Frank Hoyt warns all voters who moved must request transfers to vote, with December 3 as the deadline.
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Frank Hoyt
Hoyt
Heavy Smoke From Exhaust Fan Triggers Store Fire
Firemen responded to Walsh Food Store at 3818 Line after heavy smoke from an exhaust fan led residents to fear a blaze. They found sheetrock burning on a stove, quickly extinguished. damage confined to the burned wall material.
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Walsh Store
Walsh Food
3818
San Jacinto
Attack Case Is Delayed in Amarillo Trial
Willard Davis Smith, a lumber yard laborer, faced rape charges for an assault on a Tulsa waitress hitchhiking with her husband. The trial in 47th District Court was reset after Smith failed to appear, with attorney George McCarthy alleging inadequate notice and noting Smith’s location in El Paso. J. B. Baugus, another lumber yard worker, was previously convicted and sentenced to five years for assault with intent to rape in connection with the same case. The original hearing was postponed due to the prosecuting witness’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Davis Smith
Oklahoma City
47Th
Smith
Liberty
George McCarthy
el Paso
McCarthy
Tulsa
J. B. Coe Lumber Company
Youth Denies Stealing Car in Vega Car Theft Trial
Claude Orville Williams, 19, on trial in Vega for a 1941 Pontiac Sedanette theft owned by C. E. Stephens. A companion fled. Williams was captured after a citywide chase. He previously pursued a five year suspended sentence and is defended by W. F. Nix. The trial opened with a not guilty plea and jurors expected to hear soon.
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Claude Orville Williams
Texas
Vega
47Th District Court
C. E. Stephens
North
Arthur
Williams
Ray Craton Newman
Houston
East Central
Northwest Texas
W. F. Nix
Winters Pledges Law Fraternity at University of Texas
John Sam Winters son of Mr and Mrs John H Winters has pledged Phi Alpha Delta an honorary social and legal fraternity at the University of Texas William E Keys director of the university news service said Winters is a law student at the college.
Man Sought Here Is Held at Clarendon
Fred Greathouse Amarillo farm laborer charged with theft by bailee in 47th District Court is held at Clarendon on driving while intoxicated charges. He allegedly stole a 1939 Plymouth coupe owned by employer J. M. Cline, farmer west of Amarillo. The car was recovered at arrest. Greathouse did not return after Cline sent him to town.
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Fred Greathouse
Amarillo
47Th District
Clarendon
Lem Pounds
Greathouse
J. M. Cline
Guy Wright
Cline
Pounds
Mrs. Donna Williams Dies in California
Mrs. Donna G. Williams formerly of Amarillo died yesterday morning in a Los Angeles hospital. She was the widow of George Williams, a former Amarillo oilman, and lived with her sister Mrs Lillian Held also formerly of Amarillo. She is survived by her sister a nephew John Hartwell of Bovina and another nephew and two nieces in California.
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Donna G. Williams
Amarillo
Los Angeles
Williams
George Williams
Lillian Held
John Hartwell
Bovina
California
Moreland Returns Home After Car Fall Injury
Boone Moreland an Amarillo National Bank teller who was injured when a door opened and he fell from a speeding car near Hereford Friday night returns home today from Deaf Smith Hospital Hereford. He was en route to El Paso for a square dance festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone Moreland
Parker
Deaf Smith Hospital
Hereford
Moreland
Amarillo National Bank
el Paso
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Taylor's Cleaners
Hugh Taylor
Potts Cleaners
West 36Th
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Radi
Rte
Bright
Norito
Columbia
West Texas
Clack Radio
Motorola Radio
Washington
Donna Williams
News-Globe
Pricea Reasonable Texas Pipe & “Junk Co
Pho
Phillips 66 Products
Keeling Stations
Keeling
Georgia
Phillips 6
10Th
Old Man Winter
TEMCO
Matic
Roy Mathes
Globe
Jim Weehunt
Lena Weehunt
Fletcher Swan
J. R. Weather
Norman Buchanan
Edward Office
Ann Nolon
Avalon
Libby
Vienna Sausage
Bree
Qos
Idaho
Russell
del Monte
Tommy
Tommy Bandy
J. W. Johnson Grocery
S&h
ROY Hill Plumbing
W. 15Th
N. L. Boykin
Taylor
JOE Brown Package Store
North Fillmore
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