Doud Funeral Services For Charles Doud
Charles Doud 62 longtime Santa Fe employee and Amarillo official died suddenly in Lubbock. Funeral 10 A M from Polk Street Methodist Church with Dr C C Grimes officiating. Survived by two sons, two daughters a sister and a brother. burial in Liano Cemetery under Boxwell Brothers direction.
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Eral
Charles Doud
H. B. Lautz
Western Lines
Santa Railroad
Lubbock
Polk Street
J. H. Davies
R. F P. Bixley
Ed Browder
J. B. Mireau
Doud
Santa Fe
General Managers Office
Amarillo
Santa Fe Railroad
Auditors
Crosbyan and South Plains Railroad
Panhandle
Fanta Fe
Amarilio
Dowdin
T Wo
Faward
Wilford Doud
Amayilo
Martha Frances Doud
Minas Rochelle Doud
Dallas
J. Lewis
Hastings
Neb
R. B. Doud
Centerville
Tenn
Foxwell Brothers Pumeral
Liano Cemetery
Boxwell Brothers Puneral
Williams Funeral Services To Be Held Tomorrow
Eugene Williams 61 year old secretary at Western Life Insurance died yesterday in a local hospital. Funeral tomorrow at 2 pm from N B Griggs and Bons Funeral Chapel with Rev J Honard Williams officiating. Burial in Liano Cemetery. He resided in Amarillo 25 years and was a Baptist Church member and I O C F. Survived by wife Frances Williams and two brothers. Burial details follow at Griggs chapel.
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Eugene Williams
Western Life Insurance Company
N. B. Griggs and
Bons
J. Honard Williams
Wiret Baptist
W. BE Conkle
Tom Bruner
A. K. Earl
Vo A Powell
Henry
Bishop
HK. BF. Billingelee
Canadian River Hearing Set in Amarillo Meeting
A Canadian River development hearing is scheduled for Monday at the Parlor A of the Amarillo Hotel as a committee of the National Resources Board plans the meeting. Tom Cotten of the state planning board announced arrangements for the Austin session tomorrow and urged participation from the Panhandle Water Conservation Association, Mayor Jess D. Rogers, City Commissioners Harbett Smith and Joe Jenkins, and other interested parties.
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Amarillo
National Resources Board
Tom Cotten
State Planning Board
Austin
Bart O. Mills
National Board
Pantiandie Water Conservation Association
Jess D. Rogers
Harbett Smith
Joe Jenkins
Amarillo Youth Reported Missing from Home
Marion Cates, 14, was reported missing to the Amarillo Police Department’s Missing Persons bureau. She left home at 1616 Maciason Street to visit relatives between Thanksgiving and Lubbock and had not returned by the morning check. She is described as 5 feet 1 inch tall and weighing 134 pounds.
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Marion Cates
Amarillo
Maciaon Street
Lubbock
Gangster Victim of Assassins in Prohibition Era
In Chicago a prominent gangster known as Red Bolton was shot to death minutes before midnight. Police say the Untercorid attack likely stems from a deadly feud linked to illegal bootlegging and organized crime. The motive remains under investigation as investigators piece together a possible sequence of events.
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Chicago
Saan Aviation Ff
Joseph “Red Bolton
Victom
Betion Proulciy
le Keclerg
Untitled notice from Wien Tack Reed work context
Fragmentary text shows a personal note about seeking work and family details. Mentions two children and ongoing needs. Context appears as a continuation reference to page 16.
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Teck
Mie
Hue
Hove
First Bullets Produced in Africa Plant
Pretoria South Africa the first ammunition to be manufactured by the South African government 393 bullets soon will be distributed to the permanent force the active citizen force and the defense rifle association. Bullets have been processed from component parts imported from the United Kingdom. The government has set aside 350000 for capital expenditure this year for the ammunition factory which when fully equipped will produce more than 10000000 rounds annually.
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Pretoria
South Africa
Active Citizen Force
Defense Rifle Association
United Kingdom
Thia
Christmas Seals Delivered Here In Amarillo
Thousands of Christmas Health Seals were delivered today in Amarillo as the Potter County Tuberculosis Association launches its annual campaign to raise funds against tuberculosis. Executive secretary J. L. Beatt directs the drive.
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Potter County
FDR Says No Immediate Cut in Relief Funding
President Franklin D Roosevelt in Warm Springs Ga says relief funds cannot be cut now in proportion to recent employment gains. He cautioned against reducing relief before the full employment impact is felt.
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Fdr
Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Bulgarian Guard Killed as Rumanians Fire on Danube
Bulgarian customs guard was killed and three soldiers captured after a border post incident on the Danube near Lom. The party returning from leave in a rowboat was invited to visit Razroku or nearby units when Rumanians opened fire.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Danube
Lom
College Gym Permit Raises Amarillo Construction Cost
A permit issued at city hall for the Amarillo College gymnasium shows an estimated cost of 54 599 dollars. Frank Lytle known as contractor will handle the project totaling yearly Amarillo construction costs of 2 107 845 dollars. Another permit for servants quarters at 2408 Hayden Street was issued to Oscar Randal.
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Amarillo College
Lytle
Amarillo
Hayden Street
Oscar Randal
Japan Not Planning Second Reply to Hull Protest
Tokyo officials said Japan would not issue a second communication to the United States over the October protest against discrimination in Obhina Prek. State Secretary Mull described Japan’s earlier reply as unsatisfactory, while the spokesman emphasized the denial of discrimination and offered no surprise.
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Tokyo
Foreign Office
Apoliceman
Japan
United States
Obhina Prek
Mull
Charges Filed Against Man in Still Seizure
Federal court charges George Roberson of Wheeler with possession of an untaxed still and one and a half barrels of whiskey maah. Roberson was arrested Wednesday by Wheeler County Sheriff Walter Davis.
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George Roberson
Wheeler
Roberson
Walter Davis
Wheeler County
Bolshevists Blamed for U S Criticism Rise
Berlin reports Bolshevik propaganda fuels new U S criticism of Germany. Foreign Minister von Ribbentrop says Moscow is behind agitation against Germany in the United States. The dispatch notes German authorities tracking the propaganda drive and mentions Allied tensions in the region.
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Berlin
Germany
United States
Joachim von Fubbentrop
Col Gilks Extends Visit for Amarillo Kiwanians
Col W Roy Gilks retired Salvation Army official from London England will stay longer at the request of Amarillo Kiwanians. He spoke today to the American Business Club and will address the club and Kiwanians tonight tomorrow night and Sunday night at the citadel and again Sunday morning about his impressions of Great Britain after a tour ending last September. He now resides in Los Angeles. The talks will cover social laws and conditions in Great Britain.
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Amarillo
Citadel
Henino
Gilks
United States
Salvation Army
Los Angeles
Great Britain
U S Exports Wall Approaches Billion Gain in Ten Months
The Commerce Department reports the United States had a surplus of 960.13 million dollars in goods sold abroad versus imports in the first ten months of 1938. Exports reached 2.574 billion, down 138.02 million from 1937, while imports fell 1.058 billion. October showed higher trade with exports at 277.93 million and imports at 177.98 million.
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Washington
Commerce Department
United States
Dies Proposes Resignations From Interior Officials
Dies of Texas urged the Interior Department head Secretary Ickes along with Secretary Perkins and WPA Administrator Hopkins resign to restore confidence in government. He said the move reflects the desire of the overwhelming majority of Democrats and argued citizens cannot feel secure while “crackpots” hold federal posts.
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Washington
Dies
Texas
Ickes
Interior Department
Perkina
WPA
Hopkins
House
Police Report Quiet Thanksgiving in Amarillo
Police said Thanksgiving in Amarillo was calm with only a few drunkenness incidents and minor disturbances. Nearby petty thefts were noted as the standard holiday incidents. Miss Todd reported the loss of a .25 caliber automatic and C H Matthews reported a theft of a small girl’s coat and clothing from a garage on West Seventeenth Avenue.
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Amarillo
Miss Todd
Pierce Street
C. H. Matthews
South Pillmore
West
Seventeenth Avenue
French Socialists Demand Daladier Resignation After Strikes
Paris reports the Socialist party, strongest in the chamber, moved to demand Premier Daladier resign as unrest grew over government actions. Daladier had called extra mobile guards and gendarmes to quell strikes involving about 100,000 workers protesting the suspension of the 40 hour week and related decrees.
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Paris
Socialist Party
Chamber of Deputies
Daladier
Royal Status Question Stirs Windsor Controversy
The article discusses a personal matter within the royal family involving the Duke and his Kinsme. It notes uncertainty about whether the former king would travel to England with the Duchess and suggests she would be recognized as royalty if the pair travel together or if he goes alone with prior assurance of her status in British official circles.
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England
Charette
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Ribbintrop
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Jerusalem
Telam
Col. Gilks
Windsors
St. Oeh
St. Joseph
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Wort
Corrigan
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Jewel
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Sunbeam
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Yale
Zales
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Nis
Emerson
RADIO
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Trhamond
AMOND
Chinaware
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