Sandies Tickets On Sale For Friday Game
Tickets for the Amarillo Golden Sandies versus Plainview Bulldog game at Butler Field go on sale today at Herbert Drug and Major Drug No 2. Prices stay 55 cents general admission 28 cents reserve and soldier tickets. Student tickets 28 cents available at local schools. fans urged to buy downtown before kickoff. This conference opener draws large expected crowd.
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Amarillo Golden Sandie
Sandie
Ross Larsen
Plainview
Will Honor Us in Service at San Jacinto Church
The San Jacinto Methodist Church holds a monthly service honoring boys in service tomorrow night at 8 in the Fellowship Hall. Relatives are invited and Earl Shelton leads the meeting. Also reported is the death of General Federico Ferrari Orsa of the Egyptian front, announced by Rome radio.
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San Jacinto Methodist Church
Fellowship
Earl Shelton
Rome
United Press
New York
Rome Radio Today
Frederico Ferrari Orsa
Wind Alumni Praise Eliot
Illinois alumni hail Ray Eliot as a standout coach who transformed a weak team into a four game winning streak. The 33 year old led Illinois to upset Minnesota and rise in national rankings while balancing a difficult college career and vision challenges.
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Champaign
Illinois
Bob Zuppke
Ray Eliot
Minnesota
Gophers
Illini
Associated Press
Iova
Big Ten
Ohio State
Michigan
Wisconsin
Eliot
Ray
University of Illinois
Illinois College
Coach Converts Surname When Joining Illinois Staff
The record notes that in 1937 he joined the Illinois staff as an assistant to Zuppke and began using his mother’s maiden name Eliot instead of Nusspickel.
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Illinois
Zuppke
Nusspickel
Eliot
Courthouse Records of Property Transfers and Marriages
Courthouse records list numerous warranty deeds dated 1921 1942 detailing transfers among Coffey to Tate Cummins to Glover and others in Old Town AB&M Glenwood SJH and Forest Hill Park with small stamps and nominal sums. Also notes marriages licenses Perry Lee Jr and Alpha Mullin Arnold Tate and Edna Heddin and divorces Espinosa and Steele.
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Coffey
C. L. Tate
Old Town
Jesse B. Cummins
John S. Glover
Ab&m. R. O. Allison
Ruth B. Allison
Glenwood
D. J. Neill
R. E. Scoggins
Paul A. Pyeatt
Clifford M. Finley
Texas Plains B & L Assn
A. S. Parker
D. T. R. E. Scoggins
Frank L. Korte
Lee E. Stewart
Mobley Sub
Marion J. Campbell
Orville L. Campbell
Holland
Edward Clay Martin
Richard C. Wormsbaker
Forest Hill Park
Foxworth-Galbraith Lbr
C. P. Tippens
O. T
J. R. Riddlespurger
H. H. Hunter
John L. Witt
Cecil O. Dodson
Fairview Pentianhe
Stella Huddleston
Max J Heinz
Plemons
Max J. Heinz
M. I. Huddleston
Gilbert A. Espinosa
Margaret Espinosa
R. E. Steele
Opal Steele
Perry Lee, Jr
Alpha Mullin
Arnold A. Tate
Edna Heddin
Allen Rowan Smith Faces Life For Night Club Shooting
Allen Rowan Smith, 32, a Columbia shipyard worker, pleaded guilty to murder in the Sept. 19 shooting at an Orange night club that left Special Deputy Sheriff C. A. Batchelor dead. He was ordered to be imprisoned for life in Lake Charles. The case linked to broader state budget talks and pre-session discussions in Fort Worth.
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Lake Charles
U.P
Allen Rowan Smith
Columbia Shipyard
C. A. Batchelor
Smith
Orange, Tex
New Soldiers Selected for Active Duty by Board No. 1
The article lists men chosen for active duty by Board No. 1 to depart October 22 and October 24, with names including Herbert Antle, Wharton McRuffer, John O’Farrell, James Green, George Allard, Luther Shelton, Cecil Fonti, and others. Inducted men were on reserve with a 14 day furlough prior orders.
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Army
Board No. 1
Herbert T. Antle
Wharton L. McRuffer
John J. O'Farrell
J. C. Sutton
William H. Bailey
Ripley H. McAlpine
John H. Chandler
Alvin C. Welch
Joel H. Allard
O'Dell Brown
James T. Green
John R. McDermott
Velmire L. Johnson
George W. Allard
Marshall D. Eck
Cecil Fonti
Luther E. Shelton
Fountain H. Angel
Barney Y Steele
James Psellas
Harold D Errington
Lee A. Duckworth
William H. Howell
Martin W. Haggard
Alfie F. Smith
Jack S. Armstrong
George W. Frazier
Tandy W. Collingsworth
Russell K. Erhard
Willard W. Holt
Lois A. Stevens
Arthur M. Hare
Charles C. Johnson
Joe D. Cooper
Valentine F. Keller
George O. Brown
Ernest Y. Barton
Churchill F. Gahn
Oliver J. Little
Ira L. Giles
Joseph C. Langford
Wilson B. Reneau
Homer A. McGinnis
Carlton Scales
Joe W. Raney
William E. Hewes
Joseph 8. Pittman
Ray H. Brown
Jack H. Wilson
Franklin W. Centry
Clyde A. Mulkey
Otis G. Cass
Woman Charged With Forgery in Gainesville Case
Mrs. Mary A. Stone former Gainesville School for Girls superintendent faced five forgery counts in Gainesville with bonds set at 3750. Accused of signing the name Fay Poclik on five warrants for 31 dollars each to pay a housekeeper. Stone resigned the day before as state board of control announces.
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Gainesville
Mary A. Stone
Fay Poclik
Poclik
Cost of Living Being Studied in Amarillo Schools
The Bureau of Business Research at the University of Texas distributes Cost of Living Survey forms to Amarillo Public Schools students in grades four through six. The questionnaire asks heads of households for occupation, residence type, number of servants, ages of children, and monthly expenditures on food, rent, utilities, heating, clothing, automobile costs, taxes, insurance, and other items. A special question seeks the family car make and model and tire mileage.
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Amarillo
Bureau of Business Research
University of Texas
Bureau
New Propeller Promises Higher Air Speeds
Portland based propeller engineer E S Hicks age 71 claims a new propeller type could let single motor aircraft reach 450 mph while engine RPM stays around 1800. He says flying boats like Henry J Kaiser’s cargo carriers could run on 2000 horsepower instead of 8000.
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Portland
U.P
E. S. Hicks
Hicks
Henry J. Kaiser
West Coast
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War Production Board
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Ford, Bacon and Davis
Roger W. Harris
Rochester
Minn
Medical Center
Bootmaker Guild
Bootmaker Guild Shoes
Polk Street
Krenz
Davey O’brien
I.C.U
Rice
O'Brien
Ceweo
Sparks
Clark
Wind
Courthouse Records
Fort Worth
Austin
Penetro
Amarillo Printing CO
First National Bank
Ordway-Saunders CO
Fort Owarr
Schlitz Guest
Ge Iy
Diamond Shop
Panhandle
Cee Eee Ae
Polk
Werness
Coppight
Jer. Schlitz Brewing Con
Milwaukee
Ity
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