Security Card Not Valid for Identification, Warns Official
Dewey Reed of the Amarillo Social Security Office cautioned that social security cards are not reliable identification for cash payments or checks. He noted fake and fictitious cards have circulated and urged workers to safeguard their cards and obtain duplicates at 324 New Post Office Building, Amarillo. Nylon brief note follows on its uses.
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Dewey Reed
Amarillo
Social Security Board
New Post Office Building
Orchestra Campaign Report Is Monday
Reports from the Phil harmonic Orchestra Association membership drive are due at the Chamber of Commerce by 6 o clock Monday. Rex B Baxter, association president, announced. A 7 30 p m meeting at the chamber is planned to set final drive details for Tuesday. Dr John F Mead of Amarillo College chairs the campaign and will preside.
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Philharmonic Orchestra Association
Chamber of Commerce
Rex. B. Baxter
John F. Mead
Amarillo College
Mead
Salvation Army Christmas kettles poised on downtown streets
Salvation Army kettles will appear on downtown streets tomorrow. Adjutant Johnson notes last year’s effort raised funds for a half million Christmas dinners nationwide and funded shoes, food, and cheer for families and prisoners. Donations may be given in kettles or by mail.
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Salvation Army
Johnson
Adjutant Johnson
Famous Piano Duo Performs Rhapsody in Blue With Amarillo Philharmonic
Fray and Bragiotti, famed two piano team, join Amarillo Philharmonic under conductor Robert Louis Barron for the season opening concert. They will perform Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue with Bach Organ Toccata in F Minor as the opener and the Grieg Peer Gynt Suite No. 1 as the finale, with possible encores such as Ravel's Bolero. The orchestra is reduced to 55 players for the program.
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Fray
Bragiotti
Gershwin
Amarillo Philharmonic
Mario Bragiotti
Bach
Robert Louis Barron
Army and Navy Confusion Delays Toledo Seaman’s Draft
In Toledo Oregon Paul Wallace faced mixed orders between services. He enlisted in the navy after a draft call from the army. The draft board deferred him due to navy enlistment but the navy then told him to report December 19. The army claimed priority and ordered December 3.
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Toledo
Ore
Paul Wallace
Navy
Army
Red Cross Campaign Reports Lag Behind Progress
Kim Harty the Red Cross roll call chairman reported this afternoon that about 75 percent of volunteer workers had filed reports on the current financial campaign. He urged all workers to complete reports by tomorrow afternoon.
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Kim Harty
Red Cross Roll Call
James Thomas Pope of Borger Dies
James Thomas Pope Jr., 17, of Borger died at 11 last night in an Amarillo hospital after a long illness. He was survived by his parents and grandparents in Poolville and McAlester, with funeral services at 10 Saturday in Borger and interment in McAlester.
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James Thomas Pope, Jr
Missing Girl Safe In Henryetta Oklahoma
Jerry Marie Kincaid 14 who was reported missing last Monday from 737 North Hayes Street is now safe with her grandmother in Henryetta Oklahoma. Police say two other girls Lela Berndon and Viola Bilby who disappeared with her also went to Henryetta but are believed returning to Amarillo.
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Jerry Marie Kincaid
North Hayes Street
Henryetta
Okla
Lela Berndon
Viola Bilby
Kincaid
Amarillo
It Is a Good Idea to Have Money Says Ideas Editor
A call to submit ideas to the YOUR IDEAS EDITOR at Globe News urges readers to share a 150 word or less concept. The prompt suggests any idea is acceptable if written well and submitted for publication consideration.
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Globe News
Ninety Three Soldiers Die In War Games
Camden South Carolina reports 93 soldiers dead since early October in Carolina war games. Col F W Weed says 75 deaths occurred within the 220000 man First Army with 63 accidental and 12 from natural causes. Most accidental deaths stem from motor vehicle mishaps.
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Camden
S. C
F. W. Weed
First Army
Great Dane Escapes Locked Car In Richmond
In Richmond Virginia on November 28 a Great Dane escaped from a locked automobile after the owner H A Johnson shut the doors at night. The dog waited a while and then slid out through a back window after trying to dig through the upholstery.
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Richmond
H. A. Johnson
Texas Independent Retail Sales Up Seven Percent in October
Austin reports that Texas independent stores saw a seven percent rise in retail sales in October from a year earlier, according to the University of Texas Business Bureau.
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Austin
Texas
University of Texas Business Bureau
Meany announces end to machinists housing engineers strike
Washington officials report that AFL secretary treasurer George Meany says an agreement has been reached to end the dispute that sparked a week of strikes at about 400 industrial plants in the St. Louis area, easing a major labor conflict.
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Washington
U.P
George Meany
AFL
St. Louis
Press Signals Looming End to Japan US Talks
The Japanese cabinet and senior advisers studied Hull's memo as they prepare to direct negotiators in Washington. The press warned of a near rupture in Washington talks while sensational reports claimed 50,000 British and Australian troops concentrate on the Malaya Thailand frontier to bolster AECD forces against Japan.
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Foreign Office
Cordell Hull
Washington
Malaya- Thailand
Japan
United States
Malaya-Thailand
AECD
Britain
China
Dutch East Indies
Patch Grove man praised for washing and cooking skills
Charles Tornowske, a Patch Grove resident, earns praise from local housewives for “the whitest wash in town” and standout cooking. He began housework after his mother’s death and now handles chores for his father and brother. Twin sons of Don and Mrs. Thoen died at birth in Amarillo.
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Patch Grove
Wis
Charles Tornowske
Tornowske
Don Thoen
Washington Street
Amarillo
Donald
Lola Stewart
G. L. Thoen
Minneapolis
Blackburn-Shaw Chapel
Newton
Kans
House Refuses Wage Control in Price Bill
The House refused to include a modified wage control provision in the administration's price control bill. Leadership concessions aimed at securing crucial votes for the measure were recently announced.
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Washington
House
Gulf Coast training center reports 6992 aviation students in training
Randolph Field reports 6,992 aviation students in training doubling its February 1939 strength and nearly 3,000 more students than five weeks ago. Joe Sweden's imports for the first nine months valued at 1.205 billion kronor versus 1.556 billion kronor the prior year. Globe-News Want Ads Bring Results.
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Randolph Field
Gulf Coast Air Corps Training Center
Sweden
Woman Missing After Pennsylvania Railroad Wreck
A train collision near Peru Indiana left Arch Estabrook injured and asking police to locate his wife who was not found after crews searched the wreck site and reviewed the locomotive. The driver later recalled he had been driving alone, ending the search for Mrs Estabrook.
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Peru
Ind
Pennsylvania
Arch Estabrook
Logansport
Estabrook
Ground fog causes dampness in morning conditions
Weather report notes dampness from heavy ground fog caused by moisture carried in by yesterday's southern breeze. U S Weather Bureau predicts continued fair weather with partly cloudy skies tonight and tomorrow and a high around 68 degrees.
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North Pacific
U. S. Weather Bureau
Britain Balks Family Type Food Racket
Lord Woolton, wartime food minister, reports widespread use of retail licenses by large families to obtain wholesale food and resell to relatives. He vows to stop the practice and protect regular small shopkeepers. The item also notes tenor V. Richard Crooks once sang as a boy soprano in a church choir.
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London
U.A
Lord Woolton
Britain
Richard Crooks
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