U S Chamber Seeks Defense Cooperation Meeting In City
The Southwestern Council of the United States Chamber of Commerce plans a regional defense cooperation meeting in Oklahoma City on January 16. Ed Hardin says officials and interested business leaders are welcome. Delegates from Amarillo Dallas Denver St Louis Tulsa Oklahoma City Houston and Wichita attend the Dallas executive committee session.
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Southwestern Council
United States Chamber of Commerce
Dan
Oklahoma City
Chamber of Commerce
Ed Hardin
Dallas
Hardin
Amarillo Hardware
Amarillo
John Rogers
Tulsa
Harry Rogers
Rogers
James Kemper
Ralph Bradford
Denver
St. Louis
Houston
Wichita
Kan
Amarillo City
Abilene
Tex
Albuquerque
N. M
Alpine
Big Spring
Boise
North Platte
Neb
Oklahoma City O
Omaha
Phoenix
Arizee
Portland
Ore
Pueblo
Colowee
Rapid City
8. D
Rodeo
Roswell
N. M St
Louis, Mo
Salt Lake
San Diego
Calif
Sheridan
Bond Jumper Gets 6 Years in District Court
R. A. Long pleaded guilty in 47th district court to robbery by assault and received a six year prison term after previously skipping bond. He left a death by own action note claiming he jumped into a river, though no sign of a jump appeared. Long had been picked up in Amarillo after an earlier arrest near the Santa Fe bridge over the Canadian River. Sheriff Bill Adams helped quell a jail escape when six men tried to break jail yesterday. Harry Belcher also pleaded guilty to theft and received a two year sentence.
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R. A. Long
47Th District Court
Long
Bill Adams
G. F. Miller
Santa Fe
Canadian River
Amarillo
Harry Belcher
Toy Matinee at Paramount Next Thursday Morning
Free admission for children who bring a toy to the Paramount Theater at 10 A.M. Thursday. Toys will be repaired by the Fire Department and distributed for Christmas. The program features Sandy Gets Her Man with Edgar Kennedy Baby Sandy and Stuart Erwin, plus a free bus ride for toy donors.
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Paramount
Paramount Theater
Kiwanis Club
Sandy
Edgar Kennedy
Stuart Erwin
Red Cross members urged to display pins as boys donate
In a theater a Red Cross Gray Ladies member received 6 cents from one boy and 15 cents from another as part of a fund drive. Members emphasized wearing Red Cross buttons and placing stickers in windows.
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Red Cross
Gray Ladies Organization of the Red Cross
2200 Texas Militia Into Federal Service
More than 2,100 enlisted men and 135 officers of the Texas National Guard 56th Cavalry Brigade began a year of active service at their home stations. The units will mobilize at Fort Bliss near El Paso on November 26 and 27.
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San Antonio
Texas National Guardsmen
Ralph H. Cameron
56Th Cavalry Brigade
Texas National Guard
Fort Bliss
el Paso
Douglas Aircraft Builds Blackout Plant for Bombproof Shelter
Douglas Aircraft Co announces construction of the first blackout plant with bombproof shelters for workers and underground storage for planes. The decentralized factory will be built near Long Beach Municipal Airport and cost about $1,000,000.
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Santa Monica
Calif
U.P
Douglas Aircraft Co
Long Beach
Bases Sites Leased in Caribbean and South America
The British ministry of information announced that an agreement with the United States covers sites to be leased for defense bases in Bermuda the Bahamas Jamaica Antigua St Lucia and British Guiana on November 18.
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London
Ministry of Information
United States
Bermuda
Bahamas
Jamaica
Antigua
St. Lucia
British Guiana
Factory Owner Blames Sabotage After Explosions
In Pittsburgh a series of blasts at American Cyanamid Bridgeville works injures two workers and causes 250000 dollars in damage to a large 65 acre site. Earlier Johnstown plant fire by Pennsylvania Chemical Company owner Michael Bozich is labeled arson with sabotage, estimating losses at 13000 dollars.
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Pittsburgh
American Cyanamid and Chemical Corporation
Chemical Corporation
Bridgeville Works
Pennsylvania Chemical Company
Johnstown
Michael Bozich
Editor Says Hitler Can't Whip Britain Now
Ralph Ingersoll, editor of PM, reports from London that on September 15 Britain withstood nine days of air raids. He says Hitler missed his only chance to force submission as British defenses and pilots repelled over 200 enemy planes.
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New York
U.R
Adolf Hitler
Britain
London
Ralph Ingersoll
Ingersoll
Real Estate Trade Group Coined Realtor Term
The National Association of Real Estate Boards created the term realtor to designate its members, establishing a distinct professional title for real estate practitioners. The coinage aimed to differentiate licensed members from generic brokers and enhance professional identity within the industry.
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The
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Messiah Rehearsal Proceeds Ahead for Amarillo Chorus
The Amarillo Civic Chorus plans Handel's Messiah on Sunday night with Emil F. Myers conducting. Rehearsal is tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the Amarillo College of Music auditorium at 14th Avenue and Tyler Street, urging all members to attend.
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Amarillo
New U S Bombers Ready for Britain
The first eight DB-7A attack bombers built by Douglas Aircraft for Britain await clearing weather to fly from Los Angeles to New York. Camouflaged with RAF insignia they cost $100,000 each and are part of a larger British order.
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Los Angeles
U.P
Douglas Aircraft Company
Britain
New York City
Royal Air Force
RAF
Brittain
Douglas
New York
England
Dr. Moore Faces Trial On License Charge in Amarillo
Dr. Roy G. Moore who runs a drugless Amarillo clinic went to trial in county court for practicing medicine without a license. Special state attorney Jack Knight of San Antonio assists County Attorney Tom Seay with the prosecution. defense attorneys include E B Simmons San Antonio E T Dusty Miller and Jim Anderson.
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Roy G. Moore
Amarillo
Jack Knight
San Antonio
State Board of Medical Examiners
Tom Seay
E. B. Simmons
E. T. Dusty Miller
Jim Anderson
Convicts Barred From Military Draft Eligibility
War department directs corps area commanders to bar service to draftees with felony convictions or those on parole or probation.
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Washington
War Department
Reward Offered for Return of $68 Lost in Postoffice
Amarillo resident W. A. Marshall seeks the return of fifty eight dollars in loose bills—a twenty, four tens, a five and three ones—lost Friday around 11 30 in the postoffice lobby. Finder can reach Marshall at 208 Kentucky Street or at Clowe and Cowan Fourth Avenue at Harrison Street.
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Amarillo
W. A. Marshall
Postoffice
Mr. Marshall
Kentucky Street
Clowe and Cowan
Fourth Avenue
Harrison Street
City Hall To Observe Both Thanksgivings
City hall will observe Thanksgiving No 1 on Thursday and Thanksgiving No 2 on the following Thursday with municipal offices closed Nov 21 and a half day starting noon Nov 28. City manager R H Smith says the move lets employees watch both games. Many staff cannot obtain tickets for the Lub bock game.
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R. H. Smith
Lubbock
Kindly Draft Listed as Draft Registrant in Aiken County
AIKEN November 18 The name of a draft registrant in Aiken County is Kindly Draft. He lives in the county and registered for the draft in the local office.
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Aiken, D. C
Aiken County
Potter County Tax Roll Totals Over Quarter Million Collected
Miss Jewell Davidson, assessor-collector, reported October tax collections in Potter County reached $260,081.31, about 61.9 percent of the tax roll. Prompt payers received a 3 percent reduction, later dropping to 2 percent for the rest of October and 1 percent in December. Highway fees totaled $3,589.55 for the month.
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Potter County
Miss Jewell Davidson
National Guardsmen Leave for Hawaii
Nine hundred California National Guardsmen of the 251st coast artillery and anti aircraft were bound for Hawaii aboard the army transport Leonard Wood. Also aboard were 800 regular army recruits, mostly from Eastern states, who boarded in San Francisco.
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San Pedro
Calif
U.P
California
251St Coast Artillery
Hawaii
Leonard Wood
San Francisco
Red Cross Workers To Report Progress
Red Cross workers will meet at the Southwestern Public Service at 7:30 tomorrow morning to report on the annual roll call. Roll Call Chairman Sam Davis said responses have increased markedly this year and the services of the Red Cross have grown significantly.
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Red Cross
Southwestern Public Services
Roll Call
Sam Davis
Mendaco Promises Quick Help for Asthma Symptoms
A past user reports relief from asthma symptoms after using Mendaco tablets. The advertisement claims Mendaco loosens mucus and eases coughing wheezing and sleeplessness without smoke or injections and offers a money back guarantee.
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Park On
Hamilton
Ont
Endaco
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U.S. Weather Bureau
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Douglas Aircraft
Rudy Bauman
10Th
van Buren
Fillmore
Tyler
U. S
Dr. Moore
City Hall
Panhandle
Bell Tailors, Inc
Polk St
Globe-News
P.aares
Globe-News Pub. Co
6Th and Fillmore
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J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
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