New Assistant Named for Mexican Consul Office
Ruben Garcia of Mexico City is appointed the new assistant for Consul Eugenio V Pasqueira. He previously worked in the Austin office and will aid Amarillo collaboration with Mexican newspapers. The Garcia family, with two daughters and a young son born in El Paso, has lived in hotels while seeking a home as travels continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruben Garcia
Mexico City
Eugenio V. Pasqueira
Austin
Mr. Garcia
Amarillo
el Paso
San Antonio
Oklahoma City
Marcelita
Ninita
Junior
Tir. Garcia
Garcia assumes duties in Amarillo offices
The Garcia family enjoyed a two month vacation and now he is proud to be a resident of Amarillo. Mr Garcia assumed his new duties today in the Amarillo offices in the Mays Building 908 Polk.
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Amarillo
Garcia
Mays
Polk
Mrs. Truman Named in 1946 damages suit in Missouri
Certified copies of a $10 000 damage suit naming Mrs. Harry S. Truman as a defendant were requested by the US District Court in Kansas City The suit filed December 5 1946 stems from a June 8 1946 accident near Warrenton Missouri involving a car owned by Mrs Truman driven by Henry J Nicholson a Secret Service official The plaintiff Mrs Nellie Motley Pearson of Auxvasse Missouri contends her husband Dr John R Pearson died from injuries sustained in the crash Nicholson is identified as a Secret Service official
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
US District Court
Ben Terre
Henry J. Nicholson
Truman
Nellie Motley Pearson
Auxvasse
John R. Pearson
Pearson
Alley
Warrenton
Nicholson
United States Secret Service
Treasury Department
Seidel Brothers Gin Co Warehouse Destroyed by Fire
The Seidel Brothers Gin Co warehouse in Brenham burned early today, with an estimated 250000 dollars in cotton and cotton seed loss. Over 1000 bales of cotton and 50 tons of cotton seed were stored inside. Insurance covered most of the loss. Volunteer firefighter H A Krueger suffered a broken arm during the blaze. Fleming returned to the United States after a seven-month cruise aboard the USS Antietam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenham
Odt
Seidel Brothers Gin Co
H. A. Krueger
First All-Breed Dog Show Draws 2000 Fans at Amarillo
The Panhandle Kennel Club staged Amarillo's inaugural all-breed show at the Tri-State Fair Grounds with 87 entries and 17 cup winners. German shepherd Fleetie Belle of Dornwald, entered by Llane Estacado Kennels, won best dog of the show. Judges were Mrs. J. A. Pringle and John Charles. officers include O. E. Wilson president Peggy Manning vice president and Mrs. Gordon Morrison secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle Kennel Club
Tri- State Fair Grounds
Amarillo
Fleetie Belle
Dorn- Wald
Llane Estacado Kennels
Clovis
J. A. Pringle
Bovina
John Charles
Tulsa
C. L. Perkins
Billy Southworth
Follies of ’47 Set for Sellout at Amarillo Municipal
Amarillo Junior League brings the Follies of 47 to Municipal Auditorium on November 1 with a standing room only crowd forecast. Mail orders via Mrs. L. K. Patton at 2613 Hughes. orders accepted through October 29, then at White & Kirk. Ticket prices range 3, 2, and 1 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Cargill Company
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Mrs. Truman
India
Pakistan
Johnie B. Archer
General Insurance
Oliver Eakle Bidg
TV Mos
Commercial, Credit Corporation
West Hills
West Acres
Hugo H. Loewenstern
Polk St
Realtors
Galbraith Brenham Cotton Warehouse
Burns
NEA Service, Inc
T. M. Reg. U
Cee
W. B. Mason
Mississippi
Hugh Umphies
Jerry Golden
T. J. Myers
E. E. Watkins
Hayden
Charles A. O
John L. Spencer
Carolina
Pauline E Prickett
Florida
A. C. Robinson
Hereford
Tsang-Po Kennels
Tatum, NM
Gordon K. Morrison
B. West
Schipperke
B. I Barfield
Tyler
Dr. Scholl
Jonathan
Sunkist
del Monte
Campbell
Mrs. Lynde
Wan
Parkay
Johnson Gro. & Met
J. W. Johnson
The
Great Lakes
New York
Pennsylvania
Atkinson Drug CO
Amarillo Hotel
Floyd V. Studer
American United Life Insurance Company
Amarillo, Texas
Employes Loan Service
West ‘Std
News-Globe
Wards
S-M-L
Ahi Cae
Exch
Ward
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