Poke Bonnetts Hunt Hats in New York City
Mrs Poke Bonnett and her husband wander Fifth Avenue stores in search of hats from Lord and Taylor Saks and Bergdorf Goodman. They contrast prices from 15 to 37 50 dollars, tour Central Park Riverside Drive and a grand church, end with a bus ride and Grant's Tomb in view.
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New York
Poke
Poke Bonnett
Fifth Avenue
Lord and Taylor's
Sak's
Onde
Bonwit-Teller’s
Bergdorf-Goodman’s
Central Park
Park Avenue
Park
Bergdorf-Goodman
Riverside Drive
John D. Rockefeller
Harlem
Riverside Church
Hudson River
Columbia University
Presbyterian Medical Center
Grant
Poke Bennett
Texas
Wrke
Sandra Skaggs 6 Found Dead at Home in Texas
Sandra Pearl Skaggs six years old is found dead at her home in Texas after a throat infection. The coroner Justice of the Peace Charley Carder rules death from natural causes. Funeral services set for 2 pm tomorrow at Blackburn Shaw Memorial Chapel with Rev. Charles E McDowell officiating. Burial in Llano Cemetery.
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Alta Skaggs
Texas
East Tenth
Sandra Pearl Skages
L. J. Skaggs
A. E. Skaggs
Mangum
Okla
Charley Carder
Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel
Charles E. McDowell
Borger
Llano Cemetery
Duck Hunter Faces Trial For Shooting At Airplane
In Greenville Michigan Jack Hansen 28 fired at a low flying airplane while duck hunting. Pellets struck the plane and pilot Ralph Bollinger of Lakeview reported the incident. Hansen waived examination and was bound over to the circuit court for trial on an assault charge.
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Greenville
Mich
Jack Hansen
Hansen
Ralph Bollinger
Lakeview
Justice Court
Lost raincoat in Fisk Building sought by owner
Dear Tack notes a reversible boys raincoat left Oct 5 at Maxor Drug Store in Fisk Building. Ranch foreman LeRoy Satterwhite and his 9 year old son request its return. A $5 reward is offered. Call Beaumont Stinnett at 7464.
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LeRoy Satterwhite
Maxor Drug Store
Fisk Building
Beaumont Stinnett
Lost billfold at Star Night Club return please
Edith Dickeson reports a lost black and red billfold containing money and ID at Star Night Club. She asks for its return. contact 1104 West Twentieth or phone 4620 or 4251. Also seeking six day work opportunities at 1202 North Adams.
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Tack
Star Night Club
Edith Dickeson
West Twentieth
North Adams
Wants Board and Room for Working Men
Mrs W M Branham offers room and board for working men at 2605 South Garfield. She will pack lunches and do laundry as part of the arrangement.
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W. M. Branham
South Garfield
Lost pink shell rim glasses near North Aldredge
Lois Keith seeks the return of her pink shell rim glasses in a brown leather case lost Sunday near 739 North Aldredge. She requests call back at 2 2486 and notes she is a school girl who needs them badly.
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Tack
Lois Keith
North Aldredge
Crocheted Baby Cap Lost at Woolworths
On Oct 4 a baby's crocheted cap was left on the ribbon counter at Woolworth's in White Deer Tex. Finder please return it. COD to Mrs. James Stroupe, White Deer.
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Woolworth’s
James Stroope
White Deer
Tex
Coat mixup at church prompts return request
A parent reports a light blue coat taken from the Sunday school department at First Baptist Church. The owner says the coat has been returned to the church office and asks for the rightful coat to be returned, contact at 23888 or via the church office.
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First Baptist Church
For Sale Town Clad Overcoat in Splendid Condition
Bargain for a man’s overcoat brand Town Clad in splendid condition. Fits about 6 feet tall and 209 pounds. (CONTINUED ON PAGE 20)
Market Wrap: Dow Jones Down. Kansas City Livestock Report
U S markets mixed with the Dow Jones Industrials down 3.13 points as trading ended at 1 PM CST. Kansas City livestock report shows cattle steady to strong demand for good grades, hogs steady, sheep fed for slaughter with lambs higher and ewes firmer.
Banquet Planned for Interior Secretary Krug Visit
The Amarillo chamber of commerce civic affairs committee plans a banquet honoring J. A. Krug secretary of interior. The event for 300 people costs two dollars per plate and will start at 7 30 p m in the Crystal Ballroom Herring Hotel on October 21. Reservations are at the chamber offices. A reception, previously planned, is canceled due to Krug's tight schedule.
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J. A. Krug
Secretary of Interior
Amarillo
The
Chamber of Commerce
Macon OQ. Carder
Herring Hotel
Krug
Hypnotism Aids Tooth Pulling In California Clinic
In Bakersfield, Mrs. Violet Nicola underwent tooth extraction using hypnosis due to allergy to anesthetics. Dr. Meredith Hendricks led the procedure with consultant Dr. Norton and two others. Nicola awoke after thirty minutes believing teeth remained, while witnesses confirmed removal with no after effects reported.
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Bakersfield
Cal
U.P
Violet Nicola
Hendrick’s
Medical Dental Clinic
Niel Norton
Meredith Hendricks
Norton
Nicola
W. G. Hendricks
Prisoners Worry Not From remorse Says Survey
Raymond Corsini of Auburn Illinois prison questioned 50 parolees about causes of unhappiness. Fifty percent blamed worry about families, confinement concerns followed, then prison conditions, with guilt or remorse cited least. Findings appeared in the Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology.
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Evanston, Ill
U.P
Raymond Corsini
Auburn, Ill
Corsini
Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology
Northwestern University Press
Safety drive in Japan reports 104 accidental deaths
The Eighth Army said 104 accidental deaths occurred among U S occupation troops in the past three months, most from vehicle accidents. A safety campaign is under way. A new method depigments cottonseed to produce an almost white meal.
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Japan
Yokohama
Eighth Army
U. S
Deer at Fresno resort befriends tobacco chewing deer
A 14 year old pet deer named Bambi at Experts Resort on Shaver Lake Fresno loves tobacco and interferes with two hunters by following, begging for cigarettes and blocking their progress. The hunters abandoned the pursuit for fear of gunfire.
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Fresno
Cal
Bambi
Shaver Lake
Marshall Holds Talk With Chou En Lai As War Presses
Gen. George C. Marshall conferred with Chinese Communist leader Chou En-lai today as Nationalist forces captured two key cities and moved within 18 miles of Kalgan, the Communist stronghold in Chahar Province.
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Peiping
U.P
George C. Marshall
Chou En-lai
Chahar Province
Kalgan
Boots and Oxfords: Origins in Greece and Medieval Europe
Boots originated in Greece while half shoes or oxfords appeared in Europe during the Middle Ages, marking early footwear development across regions.
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Greece
Europe
Lawmaker Sees Philippines As Switzerland of Pacific
Manila congressman Felix Serrano urged making the Philippines neutral to avoid becoming entangled in a new war. The Manila Post quoted him arguing that aligning with the United States risks the country given current American Russian relations.
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Manila
Philippines
Switzerland
Pacific
Manila Post
Felix Serrano
United States
Wards Expands Pumps Distributorship Across Southwest
Wards plans to widen its pump distributorship beyond current seven state region. Presently, Wards serves Amarillo Lubbock Plainview Clovis and Roswell with pumps while independent dealers Connor Motors Tulsa Back Master Machine Co Dimmitt Gardner Motor Co Littlefield and Avens Bros Hereford will continue involvement as expansion proceeds. Mr Cooper will de-
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Okla
Amarillo
Lubbock
Plainview
Clovis
Roswell
Connor Motors
Tulsa
Back Master Machine Co
Dimmitt
Gardner Motor Co
Littlefield
Avens Bros
Hereford
Cooper
Chamber aids new distributorship push across seven states
Rex Baxter, executive vice-president of the Chamber of Commerce, praised contracting firms and the industrial committee for their cooperation in establishing distributorships and dealer shops in seven states, signaling progress for the region's new industry.
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Rex Baxter
Chamber of Commerce
Slaughter, Pesky pace scoreless Sox Carding spells
Serieshim out. Slaughter lined a single, Kurowski hit into a double play. Pesky to Doerr to York. No runs, one hit, no errors, none left RED SOX SEVENTH. H Waaener fied to Moore. Walker caught Fer riss drive. Moses walked. Pesky hit his second single sending Moses to third. DiMaggio flied to Slaughter. No runs, one hit, no errors, two left. CARDS EIGHTH: Gargiola out Ferriss to York. Walker long single. Marion flew to DiMaggio. Sisler batted for Dickson, walked Walker. No runs, one hit, no errors, one left.
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Slaughter
York
Kurowski
Pesky
Doerr
RED Sox
H. Waaener
Moore
Walker
Ferriss
Moses
DiMaggio
Gargiola
Marion
Dick Sisler
Dickson
Sisler
Chicago livestock market results October ninth
Hogs 2,000 steady at 16.25 ceiling for good and choice barrows and gilts plus sows and stags. Cattle 4,500 with calves 400. steers and yearlings steady at 20 to 25. beef cows 25 lower. veals 18. stockers weaker. Sheep 5,000 active. slaughter lambs up to 15 higher at 20.25. 99 lb yearlings about 17. slaughter ewes steady.
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Kansas City
USDA
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Property transfers and marriages in district notices
Warranty deeds record transfers from Nellie Salisbury Hertner to E H Klein and others for multiple lots in Sunset Park Plemons San Jacinto Heights and Alamo Place. Marriages listed for A J Holland Wanda Nail D F Walker Gladys Holloway Quinton Anquoe Jeanne Goose. District Court cases include divorces J L Gardner vs Alice Gardner and Margie Nagle vs George Paul Nagle.
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Nellie Salisbury Hertner
E. H Klein
Sunset Park
Verna Archer
Charles W., Whittington, Jr
Plemons
Nora E. Medearis
C. M. Offutt
San Jacinto
E. H. Klein
Sherman A. Duckworth
Alamo Place
J. Fred Stephenson
Jack
Evans
Summers
Christopher
Wayne Pershing Hildreth
San Jacinto Heights
S. Clara
Milton L. Stroud, Sr
Sadler's
Holland
Ray W. McCullough
R. B. Donnell
A. J. Holland
Wanda Nail
D. F. Walker
Gladys Holloway
Quinton Anquoe
Jeanne Goose
J. L. Gardner
Alice Gardner
Margie Nagle
George Paul Nagle
OPA Frees Dining Car Meals From Price Ceilings
The OPA announced that all meals food and beverages served on railroad dining cars will be freed from price ceilings starting Friday. Exemption excludes sandwiches milk and other items sold by train pedlars and station news stands or individual sellers at stations.
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OPA
Washington
Women at fifty show stubborn streaks on view
A lighthearted column notes that some women around fifty remain spirited and contrary, a characteristic observed with affectionate humor. The piece nods to age and personality without harsh judgment.
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Poke Bonnetts
Mrs. Poke Bonnett
Sandra Pearl Skaggs
Duck Hunter
Waite
Baby Cap
Coat
C. H. Grifford
Fairmont
Dow-Jones
Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner & Beane
Anaconda
Armour & Co
Wwe
Aviation Corp
Baldwin Locom
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Blaw Knox A. Wee
Borden
Cent Motors
Interlake
Int Harvester
Jones Laughlin
Kennecott
Lockheed
Glenn L Martin
Long Bell
Wees
Montgomery Ward
Nat Biscuit Nash Kelvinator
Nat Can
Tee Enews
Ohio
Radio
Keith Eee
P Steel
See
St Jo
Bo An
Denia Ee Whos
Sham Oil & Gas Ee
Shell Union Oil
Sinclair Ee Ee Tees
Socony Vac
So Pac Eee
Spliegal Inc
Stand Brands
Ee Es
Stand Oil Ind
Stand Oil NJ
Studebaker
Texas Corp Ee
Tidewater
US Steel Setae
Warner Bros
Western Union Wee
White Motors
Willys Overland
Mn & Co
Woolworth Rt
Wm Oeeresocens
Hubert
By Dick Wingert
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Pussy Foor
Rveselve Heels UG
Marshall
Blackburn-Shaw
Pierce
Santa
Zale
Adorable
Krementz
Regal Beauty
Polk
Courthouse Records
ETON
Knox
Dad
Dick Tracy” Hat
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