Public Notice Listing Local Officials Names
A public notice lists Wes Izzard Paul Allingham and other named officials including Bart Let t Mrs Bob Babb Grady Camp Mrs Sarah Winter J P Black Lewis Nordyke and Charley Underwood for publication by The New lobe board of censors.
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New Lobe Board of Censors
Wes Izzard
Paul Allingham
ND. Bartlett
Bob Babb
Grady Camp
Sarah Winter
J. P. Black
Lewis Nordyke
Charley Underwood
Jujubes to visit Tack and Plains sports ideas discussed
A reader letter notes tax and wage pressures in Amarillo while proposing local initiatives. Jujubes box and pawpaws spark curiosity as G W Koons reports Missouri bottoms harvest. Ideas include a Plains horseshoes event, potential public hunting at King Ranch, and mutual babysitting clubs emerge in town.
Wash rooms boost labor harmony says reformer
A labor leader lists four factors for good relations with wash ins as a key element. He argues clean wash rooms with hot water soap and towels yield better working conditions and greater goodwill, leading to labor peace. The piece also notes various brief items from press chatter and local notes.
Lighted cake and starling tale at a wartime party
Mr Tack presents a 4 foot cake decorated with sterilized gold coins. A guest exclaims she swallowed a gold piece and is reassured. Winchell and Air Secretary Symington discuss a pilot rocketing at over 900 mph, with the sun like the moon and stars out in the black sky. The Air Force chief calls it a terrific experience and ponders how to get down.
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Winchell
Symington
Air Force
Stock Averages Report Highlight Market Aides and Downticks
Merrill Lynch stock averages show 30 Industrial, 20 Rail, 60.17 down for Industrials and 344.85 down for Rail. The list includes numerous named companies such as General Motors, General Foods, United Aircraft, Ford, Erie and Baldwin Locomotive with varied gains and losses.
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Merill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner & Beane
World Series Game Summary From a Postseason Tilt
In a tense World Series contest, Cleveland and Boston traded innings with tight defense. Bearden’s double and Gordon’s run highlight Cleveland’s fourth inning while M. McCormick’s homer and Stanky’s late defense helped Boston edge ahead. No final score shown.
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Keltner
Robinson
F. McCormick
Conatser
Bearden
F McCormick
Masi
Mitchell
Cleveland
Gordon
M. McCormick
Judnich
Boston
el- Mott
Doby
Bickford
Bill Voiselle
Elliott
Voiselle
Robinson Eitner
Boudreau
Holmes
St. M. McCormick
Gorton
Stanky
Hegan
Boston Elliott
Kileman
Christopher
Cleveland Bearden
Dark
Dobdy
Boston Mast
Robinson Stanky
Barrett
Ryan
Granata Republican clerk candidate slain in Chicago
William John Granata 42 a Republican candidate for Cook County circuit court clerk was killed early today by an unknown assailant. He was found dying in a blood pool outside the Skyline Club in a Loop hotel where he and his wife lived after their home burned five months ago.
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Chicago
U.P
William John Granata
Cook County
Granata
West Side
Skyline Club
Loop
Funeral Rites for Claude Newsman Thomas Waggoner
Claude Oct 8 Funeral services for Thomas T. Waggoner veteran Claude newspaperman will be held at 10 am in Claude First Baptist Church with Ford A. Ellis and local pastors officiating. Burial in Claude Cemetery. Waggoner, born Feb 4 1875 in Russellville Ky, died after a lengthy illness. He built a long newspaper career across the Southwest and owned Claude News from 1916 until March. Survivors include his wife Emma and five sons, two daughters, three sisters, a brother, and three grandchildren.
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Claude
Thomas T. Waggoner
Claude First Baptist Church
Ford A. Ellis
First Christian Church
J. D. McDaniels
First Baptist Church
Rob Davidson
First Methodist Church
Boxwell Brothers Funeral
Claude Cemetery
Masonic Lodge
Charles W. Stewart
John W. Moore
Lloyd Nelson
G. D. Caldwell
Clarence Blakeney
Earl Blanton
Waggoner
Old School
Northwest Texas Hospital
Mr. Waggoner
Russelville
Oklahoma
Carter
Elk City
James Henry Hamner
Laura V. Hamner
Amarillo
Colonel Hamner
Alvord
Southwest
Texola
Okla
Carter Express
Elk City Democrat
Tucumcari
Panhandle
Tulsa Herald
The
Christian Church
Texas Press Association
Oklahoma City
William Jennings Bryan Waggoner
Emma Waggoner
Wm. J. B
Cecil O
Thomas T., Jr
Freddie L
Noel O
Marguerite Oles
Mary Ellen Warren
Betty Cheatham
Phoenix
Ariz
Grace Barnett
San Bernardino
Cal
Jennie Meyers
Clinton
Victor
Silver City
Pay-Less Drug Remodeling Permit Issued for Polk Street Site
The Pay-Less Drug store at 613 Polk received a $15,000 remodeling permit Friday morning. The ground floor will hold sales and the two upper floors will be used for warehouse storage. Occupancy is expected in about 90 days. October building permits total $186,852.
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Polk
Texas Theater
New Mexico Ranked 42nd in Population in Census
New Mexico, the fourth largest state by area, was ranked 42nd in population in the latest census. The figure highlights the state’s smaller per capita growth compared with its vast territory and neighboring states.
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New Mexico
United States
Markets digest fluctuating futures and livestock quotes
Phil notes include liquidating financial fund at 1.8330 offering 2.01. Kansas City and Chicago livestock listings show cattle, hogs, and sheep stable to mixed with price shifts. Grain futures faltered after an midday rally with soybeans rising slightly while corn and wheat edged lower.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Arive
Colorado
Chicago
Board of Trade
Warmer Weather With Us Again
Amarillo and vicinity expect slightly warmer conditions for Friday and Saturday. US Weather Bureau observer Ivan Layton reports Friday morning, with lows around 45 and a Friday high near 76, then a Saturday high near 82. Temperatures average near normal for five days, with little precipitation expected.
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Amarillo
Ivan Layton
US Weather Bureau
English Field
Layton
Lincoln County Largest County in New Mexico History
Lincoln County once stood as the largest county in the United States covering nearly half of New Mexico. The vast expanse reflected the administrative geography of the era revealing how state borders and local boundaries shaped early regional governance.
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Lincoln County
New Mexico
United States
Car dealer tied to 2.5 million cash in advance fraud
Spott L. Knetzer Edwardsville automobile dealer faced two subpoenas to appear in Springfield as part of a 2.5 million dollar cash in advance car sales scheme. A bankruptcy petition and inquiries involve Knetzer Motor Sales Company and related buyers from 15 states.
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Alton
L. Knetzer
Edwardsville
Springfield
Ill
United States
A. T. Curry
Knetzer
Knetzer Motor Sales Company
Edwardsville Motor Company
Arthur F. Kramer
Jerseyville
Judge Kelley Shaped Memphis Juvenile Court Through Decades
The article profiles Judge Kelley a tireless Memphis jurist who built and refined the juvenile court over 20 years. It highlights her background as a Tennessee native, physician’s daughter, mother, PTA leader, and trailblazer who inspired law and public service amid personal losses.
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Kelley
Judge Kelley
J. P. McGee
Memphis Medical
Thomas Firald Kelly
Memphis
Heiskell B. Kelley
Solicitor of Agriculture
Thomas F. Kelley
United Press
Shanghai
Boston
Evelynne Camille
Howard Hawthorne McGee
South
PTA
Charter Zontian
National Pilot Club
London
Southwestern University
America
Internaal
Webster
Hale Center to Install New Lighting System
Mayor P. L. Pollard announced a new lighting system will be installed in Hale Center soon, outlining planned improvements for the local public area.
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P. L. Pollard
Hale Center
Burgess Case Verdict Delayed in Amarillo Burglary Trial
A jury deliberated Friday in 47th District Court on burglary charges against Wel don B. Burgess former Amarillo firefighter. Burgess already serves a three year suspended sentence for burglary related to Wheeler Brothers Auto Parts at 811 Georgia. Defense pursued by E. T. Dusty Miller and E. A. Simpson.
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Weldon B. Burgess
Amarillo
47Th District Court
Burgess
Wheeler Brothers Auto Parts
Georgia
E. T
Dusty” Miller
E. A. Simpson
Amarillo Bar Association Hosts One-Day Lawyers Session
The Amarillo organization will host a one day session with directors attending from cities including Paris Orange McKinney Dallas Waxahachie Crockett Houston Angleton Taylor Fort Worth Laredo Midland Breckenridge Childress Tohoka San Antonio Del Rio and Austin. W W Gibson serves as president and leads convention arrangements.
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Amarillo
O. B. Fisher
Paris
Alan B. Cameron
Orange
W. P. Abernathy
McKinney
J. Glenn Turner
Dallas
Lynn B. Griffth
Waxahachie
C. W. Kennedy, Jr
Crockett
Albert P. Jones
Houston
Carlos B. Masterson
Angleton
Harris A. Melasky
Taylor
H. J. Cureton
Meridian
Harry K. Brown
Fort Worth
Vincent Stine
Henrietta
Cecil E. Burney
Corpus Christi
Bismark Pope
Laredo
Robert M. Turpin
Midland
J. G. Harrell
Breckenridge
C. A. Williams
Childress
Truett B. Smith
Tohoka
Jesse I. Edwards
San Antonio
Brian Montague
del Rio
H. Grady Chandler
Austin
W. W. Gibson
Panhandle Faces Dam Financing Debate With Straus Visit
The Panhandle community weighs private versus public financing for a dam. Mr. Straus notes private funding could win the bureau’s blessing but cites Panhandle impatience to secure water. Mayor McCarty and Jack Cunningham express relief at the commissioner’s attention while Rep. Worley stays engaged with Washington.
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Panhandle
Mr. Straus
Lost brown skirt suit item near Bivins Center
Mrs Collins offers reward for a lost brown skirt with white pin stripe that was part of a suit. Item disappeared around Bivins Shopping Center on North Julian. Call 24178 or contact 1015 Bowie.
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Bivins
North
Julian
Collins
Bowie
Conley Case Seeks Federal Restraining Order
Attorney David Silverstein says Judge Charles Wyzanski will hear a motion in Boston to restrain Massachusetts officers from arresting Conley on a state charge as he travels for a federal trial. Conley is charged in Brockton with kidnapping his daughter Lynette and assaults on his wife and mother-in-law. The motion could set a flight act precedent and delay a decision for days.
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David Silverstein
Conley
Charles Wyzanski
Federal
Boston
McCarthy
Wyzanski
Massachusetts
Edmund R. Ewing
Plymouth County
Brockton
Mass
French Strikers Force Troops From Micheville Steel Plant
Thousands of Communist led workers fought with 500 troops and Republican guards at the Micheville steel works near Nancy. The strikers stormed the plant at dawn, threw bricks, used bludgeons, and forced the troops to evacuate after a fierce confrontation amid a nationwide coal strike.
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Paris
U.P
Micheville
Nancy
World Is Paced Too Fast Says Dr Browne Speaker
Dr Lewis Browne noted author says the world in the machine age moves at about 80 miles an hour while humans prefer five. He spoke at the Knife and Fork Club lunch with guests including Dr A M Meyer and others, outlining optimistic views on Greece Italy France and the Marshall Plan. The meeting starts 7 30 pm at the Amarillo Country Club.
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Lewis Browne
Knife and Fork Club
A. M. Meyer
Neal Cannon
Francis Pritchard
Gus Roberts
E. W. Hardin
Browne
Tito
Washington
Amarillo Country Club
Rural youth rally and fair finale cap Panhandle event
Rex Baxter reports over 100000 attendance in four days at the fair with a Thursday night peak. Friday features Ladies Be Seated, and Saturday highlights include FFA FHA 4 H awards union members barbecue at 1 pm and an all Panhandle old-fashioned dance in the Sports Arena.
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McLean
Wellington
Tucumcari
Friona
White Deer
Rex Baxter
The
Fair Association
FFA
FHA
Fred Carr
Electrical Workers Union
Fair Park
Agriculture Building
Jay Linn
Lewis Nordyke
Amarillo Man N. M. George Dies in Long Island
N M George, once a resident of Amarillo for over twenty years, died Friday at his Riverhead New York home. He is survived by his wife Hazel Harmon and daughter of Amarillo. The body will be returned to Amarillo for burial. funeral arrangements pending.
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St. Louis
Pasadena
Tex
Baltimore
Jersey County
Frank Reisner
Kramer
Reisner
N. M. George
Amarillo
Riverhead
Long Island
Hazel Harmon
S. B. Harmon
Pierce
Indians Kept Secret Origin of New Mexico Entry
When the Indians first entered what is now New Mexico or their origin, remains a mystery to archaeologists and ethnologists who have yet to solve the question of their arrival.
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New Mexico
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Paramount Pc
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Boeing Airpin
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Republic Steel
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Chesap & Onto
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Shell Union Oil
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Vultee
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Cuban AmSugisi
Graham Paige
United Airlin
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Westingh Elec
West Va
T&t
White Motors
Johns Manvil
Willys Overland
Jones &Laueh
Wilson
Ark Natl Gas
Natl BellHess
Plywood
Barry Biscuit
Megnet
Cities Service
Partepec Oil
Cosden Petrol
Ryan ConsOil
South Royalty
Electric B&s
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Mimble Oil
Superior T&d
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Wright Harer
Claude Rites
William C. Dunham
Collinsville
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