Ancient Irish Stone Village Unearthed in New Hampshire
Archaeologists say a newly uncovered stone village near North Salem New Hampshire dates back over a thousand years and was likely built by Culdee monks fleeing Norse persecution. Lead expert William B Goodwin notes Irish origins, with houses altars and walls surrounding a central plaza.
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William B. Goodwin
Hartford
Conn
Iceland
Papey Island
Treland
New England
Tceland
Creenland
Condition of Davis Is Much Improved
The condition of Lou Davis, most seriously injured in a gas explosion at the Shamrock Oil and Gas plant in Dimas, is much better at St. Anthony's Hospital. Max Scott, also seriously injured but improving, shares the scene as more patients are treated at Moore County Hospital in Dumas.
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Dimas
St. Anthony's Hospital
Max Scott
Mr. Davis
McKee
Shamrock Oil and Gas Company
Moore County
Dumas
Step Right Up Idea Prize Offered Daily
A call to readers to submit ideas to the Your Ideas Editor at Globe News. The daily dollar prize rewards a single idea each day with one dollar, no purchase required. Submissions must be 150 words or fewer.
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Globe News
Livestock Prices and Market Report from Kansas City and New York
Market notes show hogs 2,900 head with prices around 10.25 to 10.45 for 150 to 180 pounds. cattle salable 5,600 with steers and yearlings steady to modestly higher. cows and stockers mixed. sheep and lambs opening strong with Colorado and native lambs around 11.25 to 11.40. Also listed: a Financial Security Fund liquidation price at 1.45 and offering at 140.
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Kansas City
Colorado
Black Draught Laxative Promises Gentle Thorough Action
An advertisement extols BLACK DRAUGHT as a spicy aromatic vegetable laxative, easy to take and gently acting when directions are followed. It claims a tonic component to tone lazy intestinal muscles and offers 25 to 40 doses for 25 cents, described as a best seller in the Southwest.
Oldest Wells Again Yield Oil for East
The Pennsylvania sands field in Bradford is revived by the defense emergency. Rigs line highways and hundreds of old wells are being cleaned for emergency duty due to tanker shortages and scarce Eastern supplies. Old-timer pumpers return as unprofitable wells regain viability in eastern markets.
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Bradford
Pennsylvania
Elk Herd Turbulence Riles South Bend Driver
In SOUTH BEND local notes recount protector Josh Allen managing a herd of North River elk that frequent the highway. The elk beg cigarettes from motorists and wander onto roads, prompting road crew help to keep them off the roadway. Elk reportedly do not inhale and instead chew.
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Wash
U.P
Josh Allen
North River
Allen
English girl named town's food dictator in Crewe
Kathleen Mary Wright, 23, chosen as catering manager to feed Crewe's 60,000 residents. She will commandeer buildings for an emergency and provide at least 10,000 meals. She leads a 200 strong staff after prior work in Birmingham Manchester and Cheshire.
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Eng
U.P
Crewe Cheshire
Kathleen Mary Wright
Miss Wright
Crewe Corporation
Birmingham
Manchester
Cheshire
London Bookies Refuse War Bets Amid Slump
London bookmakers say they will not quote odds on the war though greyhound racing suffers a drop due to the conflict. They report daily inquiries from clients asking for war odds but deem the matter too serious to rate.
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London
Army Vacancies Abroad and At Home Noted
The army lists openings in far away posts such as the Philippines and Hawaii with vacancies across infantry quartermaster medical ordnance and chemical warfare plus domestic air corps slots. In Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania freshmen sock rule stymied by an oversized student as sister knits pair. Sheriff Bill Adams out with flu for three days.
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Hawaiian Islands
Philippines
Hawaiian
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Air Corps
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Jack Adelson
Adelson
Bill Adams
Cooley Takes Post as Amarillo Chamber Assistant Manager
Joe Cooley former Shamrock Chamber of Commerce manager today assumed duties as assistant manager of the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce appointed a week earlier. He replaces Fountain Works who resigned to join Southwestern Portland Cement Company. Cooley has worked with chambers in Elk City and Hollis Okla and was active in Shamrock with St Patrick's Day Red Cross USO drive and food stamp initiative in Wheeler County.
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Joe Cooley
Shamrock Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo
Warns Against Putting A Ceiling on Wages
Rep Thomas F Ford tells House banking committee that wage ceilings would block price control legislation. He urges a bill to check inflation and warns including labor terms would kill the measure. Rep Patman says the committee should report any form of price fixing now.
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Thomas F. Ford
California
House Banking Committee
House
Ford
Patman
Texas
Horsemen Charged With Violating Speed Limit
In Saugus Massachusetts on October 15 two horsemen were summoned to Lynn District Court for violating the town speed limit for horses nine miles an hour. Police say a horse ridden by John Mulligan twenty from Chelsea crashed into a police car last week. Mulligan and William Myers twenty one of East Boston were traveling twenty five miles an hour.
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Lynn District Court
John Mulligan
Chelsea
Mulligan
William Myers
East Boston
Foldin beds injure man in Portland incident
Warner Richmond warns that folding beds pose danger after a rural overnight stay in Portland. One bed collapsed into a wall causing face and nose lacerations during his sleep.
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Portland
Ore
Warner Richmond
Dr. Vick Attends Oklahoma Osteopathic Convention
Dr. L. J. Vick, president of the Texas Association of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons, leaves for Oklahoma City to take part in the annual Oklahoma association convention. He will then travel to Chicago for two weeks of post graduate study, accompanied by Mrs. Vick.
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L. J. Vick
Texas Association of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons
Oklahoma Association of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons
Oklahoma City
Vick
Chicago
Pattern 4888 Sailor Collar Dress for Junior Miss Size 13
Pattern 4888 available in junior miss sizes 11 to 18 including size 13. Dress features a sailor collar with fabric and braid yardage listed. another version with a smaller collar uses same fabric amounts. Send fifteen cents to Pattern Department at The Amarillo Globe for this pattern. A ten cent Fall and Winter Pattern Book offers a free hat and bag gift pattern.
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West 17Th Street
New York
N.Y
Thieves Fail to Take Fat Wallet at Boonville Yard
Burglars hammered the night through a Bolivar lumber yard office but left empty handed after smashing the safe. A wallet with the day's receipts atop the counter beside the safe was untouched.
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Boonville, Mo
Moscow Under Siege as German Drive Expands
War front dispatches describe fierce battles around Moscow with Red Army counterblows delaying the German advance. Soviet reports claim heavy losses for Germany, including tanks and vehicles, as Luftwaffe targets rail hubs to aid the push. Russian defenses strengthen, while winter conditions hinder supply lines and aid for a potential encirclement. The Kalinin axis and Bryansk front are reported key pressure points as both sides claim gains and stiff resistance.
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Red Star
Bryansk
Moscow
Russia
Kalinin
Russians Withdraw From Mariupol Front Amid German Push
Reported evacuation of Mariupol on the Sea of Azov fringe of Rostov region. German forces aimed to shorten lines toward Moscow from Kalinin Vyazma and Orel to mount a final assault while Russian defenses, bolstered by tens of thousands of volunteers, held the Moscow highway and surrounding countryside.
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Mariupol
Sea of Azov
Rostov
Vyazma
Orel
Hoyt's Compound Praised By Texas Woman
Mrs. Mary Rhodes of Amarillo recounts relief from nervous indigestion sleepless nights and kidney discomfort after using Hoyt's Compound. She reports eight to ten hours of sleep and improved nerves and urges others to buy the medicine at Cresney/Cretney Drug Stores with pricing one bottle 1.25 two bottles 2.00.
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Hoyt
Amrillo
Cresney
Mary Rhodes
South
Buchanan Street
Amarillo
Cretney
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