Two burglaries reported in Amarillo overnight
Police said two burglaries occurred last night or Wednesday night while businesses were closed for Thanksgiving. Eight dollars was taken from the Amarillo Auto Laundry at 608 Jackson after a pane was removed to enter. The Plains Implement Company at Fourth and Johnson was entered in a similar manner but its safe knob was knocked off and the safe did not yield. The office was ransacked and a soft drink machine tampered with. nothing else appears missing.
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Amarillo Auto Laundry
Jackson
Plains Implement Company
Fourth and Johnson
Auto
Implement Company
Panhandle Cocker Club to Hold Sunday Show
Entries from 12 Texas New Mexico and Oklahoma points have been received for the Panhandle Cocker Club second sanctioned match. The show starts at 2 PM Sunday at the Youth Center with proceeds benefiting the center. judge is Clifford Jackson of Dallas.
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Texas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Panhandle Cocker Club
Roy C. Barr
Dallas
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Clovis
Clifford Jackson
A. Spohere
East Twenty-third
San Saba Judge Appointed to Third Civil Appeals Court
Gov. Beau Jester names Judge Raymond Gray of San Saba as associate justice of the Third Court of Civil Appeals to replace the late James Harvey Baugh. Simultaneously Tom Ferguson of Burnet is named judge of the 33rd District Court to succeed Gray. The 33rd District includes San Saba Blanco Burnet Gillespie Llano Mason and Menard counties.
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Austin
Beauford H. Jester
Raymond Gray
San Saba
Third Court of Civil Appeals
James Harvey Baugh
Jester
Tom Ferguson
Burnet
Gray
Blanco
Gillespie
Llano
Mason
Menard
James Thomas Completes Naval Recruit Training in San Diego
James Thomas son of Mr and Mrs A M Thomas 410 Jackson completes recruit training at the Naval Training Center San Diego California He is promoted to seaman second class and will be assigned to a fleet unit or transferred to a service school for further specialized training
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James Thomas
A. M. Thomas
Jackson
Naval Training Center
San Diego
Cal
Thomas
Naval Center
Fur coat stolen from car at fair park event
A fur coat belonging to Mrs. A. O. Armstrong of Route 3 was stolen from a car parked at fair park last night during a wrestling match attended by the owner. The piece is described as valuable and missing after the incident.
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A. O. Armstrong
Route 3
Fair Park
Why People Hide In Thunder and Lightnin Gags
A humorous column riffs on reactions to lightning and thunder. It cites fictional characters and anecdotes from a jokey interview on where to be during storms, including claims about elm trees, piano strings, and grounded rods, ending with a light obituary jab.
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Buck
Bubbles
Eustace R
West Ghastly
Turkey
Gloccamora
N. Y
Ben Franklin
Finns Call Off Strike After Nationwide Work Halt
A strike by over 40,000 government workers ended after two days of halted communications railways air and sea traffic and school closures. Farm honey production in the United States reached more than 233 million pounds in 1945.
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Helsinki
Finland
United States
Vest Pocket Essays on Thunder and Lightning
A fragmented reflection contrasts seeing lightning with hearing thunder and hints at a forthcoming piece called IT'S IMPOSSIBLE. It notes the saying that lightning never strikes twice and suggests the phenomenon may strike again despite common phrases.
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the Cosmopolitan
Suenswork
Phonograph
RADIO
Farnsworth Phonograph
Endsheer
Tor
Taylor St
Dick Turner
NEA Service. Inc
M. Reg
U. S
Stultz
News-Globe
Siptol
Evans Electric Co
East 5Th
Amarillo Venetian Blind Factory
C. W. Lipsey
Clifton Janak
Margaret Harris Henry
West Amarillo
Tennessee
Zale’s
Zale
Iereer
Zale Jewelry CO
Amarillo, Tex
Diamond Elgin
Elgin
Diamond
Rhinestone Watch
Baylor
Dainty Elgin
Waltham
Service Watch
Channel
Forstner
Luistrous Pearls
Sterling
The
Southwest
Colonel Stoobnagle
Sedom
N. S
Taylor
Santa and
Ancy
24Th
Polk
16Th
Amarillo
Schenley
Liquor Marts
Monroe
Ken Whipple
Fillmore
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