Students Hold First Primary At Amarillo High
The first primary in the Amarillo High School student election is under way with 42 candidates. Senior junior and sophomore class offices and delegates-at-large to Student Congress will be decided in the general election on Thursday October 12. Names include Pat Hopkins Sharleen Barker Dick Mayer and more across classes with queen hopefuls Dorothy Morris and Ida Nisbet among others.
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Amarillo High School
Pat Hopkins
Flare Pledger
Bill Andrews
Dick Mayer
Sharleen Barker
Buddy Lum
Richard Lieurance
Carolyn Wilams
Dean Reed
Dick Anderson
Margaret
Farwell
Jane Cox
Jack Ross
Peggy Stack
Drucilla Adelman
Jerry Kern
Newby
Beverly Berry
Bill Kennedy
Doris Kelley
Shirley Cline
Dorothy Jenkins
Billy Bob Baker
Earline Short
Ira Mae Barrington
Ed Sharp
Mary Kathryn Barnard
Lois Freeman
Marie Franks
Pat Rankin
Dorothy Morris
Lera Bell DeFries
Mary Elizabeth Hunsley
Ida Louis Nisbett
Maxine Ratcliff Dorris Collie
Catherine Manning
Barbara Jane Scott
Burrel Jeskin
Mary Louise Shaw
Betty Rose Cradit
Mary Dale Mitchell
Dick Mason
Kenneth Wheatley
Fruit Juice and Tomato Juice Production Growth
Over the past decade juice production including tomato juice rose to more than 20 million cases annually. The total annual pack value reaches about 25 million dollars.
Amarillo Sees Utility Rate Reductions Across City
City leaders assert continued efforts to cut electric lighting rates for residents businesses and power needs. A one year check shows water department savings near the $10 000 estimate allowing extra debt retirement and sustaining low irrigation charges. The Southwest Public Service Company and Amarillo Gas Company are credited for fair cooperation as the utility schedule also trims rates for nearby towns and rural customers.
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Southwestern Public Service Company
Amarillo
Southwest
Texas
Pampa
Panhandle
White Deer
McLean, Groom
Claude
Vega
Make Your Home Luxurious with Crochet Pattern 2285
Laura Wheeler filet crochet offers a family heirloom cloth and scarf designs in three sizes. Include charts directions materials and illustrations. Send ten cents pattern to Amarillo Globe Needle Craft Dept 82 Eighth Avenue New York NY. Include name and address.
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Amarillo Globe
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Avenue
New York
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Two Brothers Find Stolen Bicycle Parts
Two brothers aged 14 and 11 reported to county probation officer Mrs O W Moore that they found parts of a bicycle near their home. Deputy Sheriff Gib Landis collected the dismantled bike and later located its owner. The boys, previously on probation for winter troubles, said a local boy was unhappy over the loss.
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O. W. Moore
Sgt. Gibson Appointed Assistant Recruiting Officer at Amarillo Station
Sgt. Troy Gibson joined the Amarillo United States Army Recruiting Station as assistant to veteran officer Set R. A. Jackson. A Norton Virginia native with 13 years in Coast Artillery and Cavalry, he previously led the Clovis New Mexico station. The Gibson family resides at 402 North Taylor Street.
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Amarillo
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Gibson
Set R. A. Jackson
Norton
Set Gibson
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Cavalry
San Francisco
Fort MacArthur
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Eighth Cavalry
Fort Bliss
el Paso
Tex
Clovis
N. M
North Taylor Street
County Court Jury Dismissed in Velasquez Case
The county court jury in the misdemeanor theft case of Fred Velasquez was discharged by Judge J N Riges after failing to reach a verdict. Frank Crow was charged with Velasquez and failed to appear. his bond was forfeited. Judge Reece Tatum will speak at the Amarillo Bar Association meeting Saturday at the Amarillo Hotel.
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Fred Velasquez
J. N. Riges
Frank Crow
Velasquez
Reece Tatum
Dalhart
Amarillo Bar Association
Amarillo
Civic Club Names Committee Members in Amarillo
The Civic Club announces a committee roster including Mrs Tronnie Smith Ben R Solnick and Dean White with Ernest Archambeau C P Atwood Bruce Autry Walter Blackburn and Herbe Budke among others led by Milton Cox and Paul Edquist in Amarillo on March 5 1939.
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Amarillo
Texas Aaursdal
Oloder
Tronnie Smith
Ben R. Solnick
Dean White
Ernest Archambeau
C. P. Atwood
Bruce Autry
Walter Blackburn
Herbe Budke
Guy McSwain
Roy Pool
Ro Pryor
Avery Rush
Clay Thornton
R. E. Townsend
Tom Wingate
Judge Sara Hughes to Speak at Amarillo WPW Lunch
Texas state president of the Business and Professional Women’s Club will be honored guest at the Amarillo WPW luncheon Saturday Oct 14 at the Amarillo Hotel. KGNC will broadcast her address from 1 30 to 2 PM. Reservations set by phone 6432.
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Texas
Amarillo
District of Columbia
Dallas
Texas House of Representatives
Hughes
American Association of University
American Business and Professional Women's Club
KRLD
Pampa
Grace Fitzgerald
Minnie L. Maffett
Washington, D. C
Builders To Talk Problems of War
Washington October 5 Managing Director Edward J Harding of the Associated General Contractors of America announced that the fall meeting will focus on preserving stability in the construction industry during the war emergency and on perfecting machinery to prevent work stoppages due to jurisdictional disputes. He warned that war conditions threaten higher costs and urged actions to keep construction moving and avoid war profit distortions.
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Edward J. Harding
Associated General Contractors of America, Inc
New York City
Building and Construction Trades Department
American Federation of Labor
Harding
Landscaping at Amarillo Post Office Begins
The Amarillo post office campus started landscaping this morning with Derrick Floral Company of Waco handling the project. The contract, awarded weeks ago, covers complete yard landscaping and planting over several weeks as workmen remove grass from artistic plots.
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Amarillo
Markettiows at the Amarillo Hotel Show Promises Broad Merchandise
A Amarillo Hotel event showcases over fifty lines of merchandise for retail merchants across the Amarillo territory. The display promises a comprehensive stock-fill for pre Christmas selling as traders assess the range while market conditions feel jittery.
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Amarillo
Ama rillo Wholesale Markets Committees Named
The article lists salesmen, hotel, merchants, and other committees with members including Walter Mount as president and H R Norman as manager, plus J M Adams Jerry Brooks F W Girard Bob Gilliard J B Jackson Neil Kerrigan H B Moore D A Morton Avon D Steed C R Stoddard among the salesmen. Hotel committee names Galen Battey Rube Music Leo Peterson Pryor and Otho Thompson. Merchants committee includes Tom Aldridge Sid Braunaig I H Davies Mrs Hattie B Duke Wells Paulk ner N O Glenn A D Goldfine James Gordon Joe Kapelus Dean Kirk Bert Levy Archie McDavid Glenn McDavid Louis Meyer J J Seale M Sherman H M Smith.
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Walter Mount
H. R. Norman
J. M. Adams
Jerry Brooks
F. W. Girard
Bob Gilliard
J. B. Jackson
Neil Kerrigan
H. B Moore
D. A. Morton
Avon D. Steed
C. R. Stoddard
Galen Battey
Rube Music
Leo Peterson
Pryor
Otho Thompson
Tom Aldridge
Sid Braunig
I. H. Davies
Hattie B. Duke
Wells Paulkner
N. O. Glenn
A. D. Goldfine
James Gordon
Joe Kapelus
Dean Kirk
Bert Levy
Archie McDavid
Glenn McDavid
Louis Meyer
J. J. Seale
M. Sherman
H. M. Smith
Merchants eye early restocking as prices rise
After the European War opened, wholesale houses faced delivery uncertainties. Merchants now see ample merchandise ahead though many items are climbing in price. The outlook prompts eager replenishment of stocks at the earliest moment.
David Haines Stands Trial on Theft Indictment
David Haines appeared in 47th district court on charges of theft and receiving and concealing stolen property tied to diamonds stolen at Panhandle. The case involves accomplice David Ash also linked to the theft and an attempted sale in Amarillo. Ash reportedly swallowed a diamond ring and was convicted last week, receiving a ten year sentence.
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David Haines
47Th District Court
Haines
David
Smoky) Ash
Panhandle
Amarillo
Ash
Help Kidneys Pass Three Pints a Day
Doctors say kidneys contain about 15 miles of tiny tubes that purify blood and keep you healthy. When kidney function fails, symptoms include backache, fatigue, swelling, headaches, and urinary discomfort. Doan's Pills offer relief, flushing waste from the blood.
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Doan
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