Wreck injures E A Caldwell near Amarillo
Elmer Andrew Caldwell 702 A Washington water works employee was injured when his car struck a cement truck on the Dumas Highway ten miles north of Amarillo at about 5 30 am. He suffered a broken collar bone broken ribs and multiple cuts but was not believed to be seriously hurt.
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Elmer Andrew Caldwell
Washington, Water Works
Caldwell
St. Anthony's Hospital
Amarillo
Dumas Highway
Arthur M. Posey
Virginia
Graham-Hoeme Plow Company
Posey
Roy Love
East Fourth
Love
Judge Davidson To Hear Federal Cases Next Week
Federal District Judge T. Whitfield Davidson will hear cases in Amarillo next week after Judge Joe B. Dooley disqualified himself in 16 cases. Deputy clerk Mary K. Harty said the petit jury has been summoned for the week.
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T. Whitfield Davidson
Amarillo
Joe B. Dooley
Mary K. Harty
Dooley
Residents push for paving North West Eighth Avenue
At a city meeting North Amarillo residents urged paving on four blocks of North West Eighth Avenue to curb dust. Mayor Hagg said action hinges on obtaining adequate right of way, about 30 feet short of city standards, with residents offering to donate curb-front space. A survey is requested.
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North West Eighth Avenue
North Amarillo
City Commission
al Re
Lawrence Hagg
Tyler Street
Ira Stephenson
Reville
North West
Eighth Avenue
Bud Curtis
Patronage Drops 30 to 50 Percent at Taverns
James J. Donovan of Norwood Ohio president of the National Tavern Association reported a 30 to 50 per cent decline in bar patronage at the nations taverns. He told the association's 10th annual meeting that a healthy future hinges on elimination of wartime excise taxes on liquor.
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Atlantic City
James J. Donovan
Norwood
Ohio
National Tavern Association
Donovan
Amarillo Schools Issue First Report Cards Today
Amarillo Public Schools to distribute six week report cards focusing on scholastic ability and deportment. Superintendent Charles M. Rogers notes subject grades matter less than character development and urges regular attendance, parent involvement, and consultation with teachers when concerns arise.
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Amarillo Public
Chas. M. Rogers
Rogers
Pharmacologist Perfects An Amuzing Formula For Sick People
A pharmacologist with extensive prescription work has perfected Mertox, a 25-ingredient herbal formula claimed to relieve rheumatic pain kidney ailments indigestion gas and bloating. The ad promises quick relief within hours and asserts no narcotics or calomel while stating 8 ounces can be bought from any Texas druggist.
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Europe
Mertox
Ertex
Texas
Corpus Christi Man Heads Auto Finance Association
A. J. Douglas of Corpus Christi was named president of the Texas Association of Automobile Finance Companies. New officers include Thomas L. Graham Del Rio vice president S E Zenk Houston secretary treasurer and William Kay Miller Austin executive vice president. Eight new directors were elected and Beaumont Galveston chosen as the 1948 convention site.
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San Antonio
Texas Association of Automobile Finance Companies
A. J. Douglas
Corpus. Christi
Thomas L. Graham
del Rio
S. E. Zenk
Houston
William Kay Miller
Austin
Douglas Graham
A. H. Gano
Homer Kidson
Frank Jones
Pasadena
J. D. Irion
Beaumont
D. H
Lincoln
Dallas
L. G. Bruce
Galveston
Walker Charged With Drunk Driving Trial Opens
Hal Walker of Rainbow Hotel faced a county court trial for driving while intoxicated and pleaded not guilty. State highway patrolmen testified as witnesses. no defense testimony was given. Yesterday two county court juries returned verdicts including a $100 fine and costs for Harold Germany on sale of liquor and a not guilty finding for Prank Crowe on driving while intoxicated.
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Hal Walker
Rainbow Hotel
E. O. Northcutt
Walker
Harold Germany
Arthur
Germany
Prank Crowe
North van Buren
Patrolmen Now Court Witnesses Return From Former Posts
Two state highway patrol sergeants formerly stationed in Amarillo testified as witnesses in county court cases. John Cope, now in Waco, claims credit for Baylor Bears success, while John Nunn, in Dallas, credits SMU Mustangs. Cope and his Baylor-leaning wife live in Waco.
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Amarillo
John Cope
Waco
John Nunn
Dallas
Cope
Baylor Bears
Nunn
SMU Mustangs
University of Texas
Baylor
All Branches Need Officer Candidates
Capt Eugene Safford recruiting officer announces openings in officer candidate schools across all branches. Eligible applicants must be US citizens aged 20 to 28, high school graduates, physically and morally fit, with a General Classification Test score of 110 or higher. Civilians must enlist in the Regular Army. disqualification can lead to discharge during training.
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United States Army
Eugene Safford
Safford
United States
Regular Army
Cleopatra drinks a pearl tale and Udga ad tale
An old tale recalls Cleopatra dissolving a pearl in wine to prove beauty. The ad promotes Udga tablets for stomach ulcers and indigestion with a double money back promise and a 25 cent box offer.
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Cleopatra
Argentina Ends Rationing and Maintains Rubber Price Controls
Argentina ends rationing while keeping price controls on rubber goods. Officials confirm continued oversight to stabilize markets and curb potential shortages amid ongoing economic pressures.
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Argentina
Radio Program To List Job Openings
B A Myers Amarillo office manager for the Texas Employment Commission announced that available jobs in the area will be broadcast on radio. The program airs at 345 each Tuesday and Thursday on station KFDA with specific job details and general information on all jobs. Next broadcast is tomorrow afternoon.
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B. A. Myers
Amarillo
Texas Employment Commission
KFDA
Mr. Myers
Commission
Abilene Approves 1.5 Million Bond by Wide Margin
Abilene voters approved a 1.5 million dollar bond issue by more than five to one. The three propositions fund 800 thousand for school construction 600 thousand for water works improvements and extensions and 100 thousand for sewer system improvements and extensions.
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Abilene
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Bureau OF Internal Revenue
Paramount
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West St. St
News-Globe
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