Weather talk from Mr Tack in Amarillo column
A long, humorous Amarillo weather and social column by Mr Tack covers forecasts, readers’ poll antics, local personalities, and Thanksgiving plans. It notes a forthcoming norther, Oklahoma football fever, oil prospects in the Panhandle, and community anecdotes about Bill Kenyon, Don Harrington, and local shoppers.
Amarillo B&PW Hears Health Talk At Dinner
Miss Laura McMahan presided at the Amarillo Business and Professional Women's Club dinner meeting in the Crystal Ball room Herring Hotel. Grace Hopkins explained the American Cancer Society operation with a moving picture Time Is Life. Mrs. Iris Fox Graham led the business session as Mrs. Doris Landers Hess reported on a charity game party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura McMahan
Health and Safety Committee
Amarillo
Crystal Ballroom
Herring Hotel
Lula Mae Gibbs
Howard Dill
Grace Hopkins
American Cancer Society
Cancer Society
Iris Fox Graham
Doris Landers Hess
Martha Marie Landers
Miss McMahan
Sarah Winter
Frances Finch
Minnie Gold
Rosalie ' Lawrence
Virginia Bailey
Secret Hangs Planned for Tojo and War Leaders
Tokyo dispatch reports Gen Douglas MacArthur approved seven death sentences and multiple life terms for Tojo and 15 other wartime leaders. Lt Gen Walton Walker will supervise secret hangings at Sugamo Prison with only Army witnesses present. exact date to be kept confidential.
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Tokyo
Hideki Tojo
Douglas MacArthur
Far East
MacArthur
Walton H. Walker
US Fighth
Walker
Tojo
Sugamo
Eighth Army
Kenji Doihara
Manchuria
Koki Hirota
Seishro Htagaki
Hekaro Kimura
Akira Mato
Phi
Shigenori Togo
Mamoru Shigemitsu
Missouri
Turkey Feast for Inmates Prepared in Potter County
Two large turkeys were being prepared today for a Thanksgiving meal for jail inmates in Potter County. The event will be served tomorrow morning with turkey and dressing and no reservations are required as long as people arrive before noon.
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Potter County
P. E. Dar
Thanksgiving Holiday Observed Across Amarillo Churches
Special services in the holiday will be held tonight and tomorrow morning in several Amarillo churches. The big athletic event of the day is tomorrow afternoon at Butler Field featuring the Amarillo Sandies against the Plainview Bulldogs.
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Amarillo
Butler Field
Amarillo Sandies
Plainview Bulldogs
Markets Stock Averages and Trade Notes From A Busy Day
Markets show varied moves with Merril Lynch and peers mentioned among declines and gains. Terminal quotes list many names from General Foods to Westinghouse, plus grain, livestock, and public bourse activity across Chicago and Kansas City exchanges.
Chicago Livestock Prices Report and Market Highlights
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET NOW: Hogs 11,000 head with higher bids up to 128. Sows and hogs show gains. cattle calves and vealers mix of gains and steady to higher, with heifers and cows rising modestly. Sheep slaughter and lambs see stronger demand. best ewes around 9.75. Financial notes list fund offering at 1.92.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears
Sears, Roebuck
Sontinent
Rane Co
Studble
Steet
Distillers Corp
Qochler Jarvis
Dome Alines
Bolling Aer
Airlin
Spe Goewart Warm Swift & Co
Stone &Webst
Studecaker
Firth
Foster Whier
Freeport Sup
Tex Guifsnip
Frucheat Vis
Puc Cao $S
General Foods
General Motor General Tirert Bilietee Safeey Simic Bron Glinden
Co Goodall Sant
Gooarich
Goodyear Tare Sranam Paige
Houston Onco
Walworth
Warner Bros
Warren Petro
West
Western Auto
Western Una
Airy
Westingh Bice
White Motors
Wills Overind
Wilson
Aiatere Co
Zonite
York
Uatoee Agatees
Anne Tee
Dee Pains
Dravan
Solar Aircraft
Sterling
Idaho
Neston
Wright Harer
Chicago
Unimann Grain Co
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
One-Way Traffic Plan For Thanksgiving Football Game
North East Third Avenue will permit only eastbound traffic for the Thanksgiving Day football game between the Amarillo Golden Sandstorm and the Plainview Bulldogs. Police traffic captain Carlie Price announced the restriction will stay in force until game time.
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North East
Third Avenue
Amarillo
Clothing at Second-Hand Store Burglary Report
Burglars entered EB Andrews Second-Hand Store at 311 East Fourth last night through a rear window. They took clothing valued between 150 and 200 dollars, including a brown mackinaw worth 26 dollars, seven men’s suits totaling 70 dollars, two suits at 12.50 dollars, and several smaller items. Police were notified. motive appears to outfit for winter.
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EB. Andrews
East Fourth
Artly
Forger Honeys Victims Amarillo’s Phantom Woman
Amarillo police describe a 21 year old woman who used a sweet approach to pass bogus checks for 25 dollars to 16 victims in a day. She is tall and striking, wearing dark glasses and a light suit, and may be transient. Detectives note the pattern of misrepresented kindness and fast talking. Also recorded is the birth of Nancy Dell Tyler Matthews, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Tyler Matthews, with great aunt Lillie B. Mims listed and the birth date given as November 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laster
Amarillo
Oman
John Platt
Furr Food Store
Georgia
Mel Armstrong
Harrison
San Antonio
William ‘Tyler Matthews
Lillie B. Mims
Fillmore
Nancy Dell
Jester Proclaims Thanksgiving Day in Texas
Governor Jester issued a proclamation calling Texans to observe Thanksgiving Day tomorrow to express thanks for blessings of plenty and peace and to publicly acknowledge gratitude to God and divine guidance.
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Audtln
Wr —Uav
Pealford Jester
Alexander Drug Co Stockholder Meeting Held Last Night
Company officials said no official report could be released until the stockholder meeting held at headquarters last night. Officers include Vice-President Coker, L. I. Fitschen of Oklahoma City as president, Max J. Swarner of Tulsa as vice-president, and L. A. Silver of Oklahoma City as secretary-treasurer. E. E. Westervelt of Oklahoma City chairs the board with directors Fitschen, Johnson of Oklahoma City, and John H. Noble of Oklahoma City. Last month Alexander started operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Drug Co
Coker
L. I. Fitschen
Oklahoma City
Max J. Swarner
Tulsa
L. A. Silver
E. E. Westervelt
Fitschen
Johnson
John H. Noble
Alexander
Construction of $500,000 Oklahoma City office and warehouse
The project covers 97,500 square feet and is among properties in a pending McKes son Robbins purchase. Under current plans Mr. Coker will stay on as Amarillo branch manager when McKesson Robbins takes over in February, with Mr. West as assistant manager continuing his role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
McKesson & Robbins
Mr. Coker
Amarillo
West
Oil Discovery Stimulates Panhandle Four-County Basin Rush
The Phillips Petroleum Company drilled a tight well in section 38 block 2 I&GN survey near the Gray County line in Roberts. The four-county Panhandle area Lipscomb Ochiltee Roberts Hemphill has seen rapid land rushes with blocks changing hands in days at prices from 1 to 30 dollars. Elk City discovery in Beckham County spurred further activity as operators moved quickly to secure tracts. Sinclair’s results likely to be released after contract completion, though the news is already influential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips Petroleum Company
I&gn
Gray County
Roberts County
Panhandle
Ochiltree, Lipscomb, Roberts
Hemp Hill
Elk City
Beckham County
Okla
Shell Company
Sinclairr
Critical condition persists after North Philadelphia shooting
Peck Valentine remained in critical condition at Northwest Texas Hospital as Potter County investigators hold Earl D. Jackson, Amarillo carpenter, without bond on assault with intent to murder charges. Valentine refused arm amputation despite authorities warning it may be necessary to save his life. The case remains under Potter County grand jury review.
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Peck Valentine
Earl D. Jackson
Amarillo Carpenter
Potter County
Philadelphia
Valentine
Grand Jury
Northwest
Texas
Weather notes and odd aviation term from today’s clipping
Tomorrow’s forecast 56 degrees with high yesterday 7 and a low of 25. Strong winds up to 30 mph made conditions feel colder. Clayton reports a trace of snow as the only precipitation in the 24 hour period ending 6 30 this morning. The piece notes small aircraft launched piggyback on larger planes are called parasites.
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Reynolds
Clayton
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