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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1941

Page

10

Armistice Day Parade Promises Spectacle in Amarillo

The American Legion plans a six section Armistice Day parade down Polk Street led by parade marshal Cliff Hoppin with Borger invited due to Borger Bulldogs football game. Cash prizes total 100 for floats and entries across 13 awards. rules emphasize originality and proper decoration.

Amarillo The American Legion Polk Street Fifteenth Avenue Borger Borger Bulldogs Cliff H. Robinett Capt. A. Petersen Roy Beard Guy Miller Lieut. A. R. Donnell Maynard Drake Ralph Dykeman Harry Meyers J. S. Evans Arthur Ball Charles Hoppin Legion R. O. T. C. Cadet Corps Fifth and Polk Streets Boy Scouts 12Th Ave Sam Houston Junior High Rainbow Girls Maverick Club Twelfth Avenue Community Chest Binai Brrith C. W. Club Shrine Elks Red Carnation Lodge Dept. of Agriculture Fermers West Eleventh Avenue Borger Band Borger High School American Legion- V. F. W East Eleventh Avenue Amarillo College College Patrons Club St. Mary's Academy Price Memorial College Security Benefit Association Kiwanis Tt Rotary Lions ABC Civitan Chaber of Commerce Junior Chamber of Commerce English Field Army Detail Santa Fe Rock Island Fort Worth Denver Will Rogers

Dentist President urges nationwide war on dental diseases

Dr. Wilfred H. Robinson of Oakland, California, president of the American Dental Association, calls for a concentrated national attack on dental diseases. He tells 6,000 delegates at the 83rd annual convention that education, prevention, and expanded dental services are essential to national defense and public health.

Dental Association Houston U.P Wilfred H. Robinson Oakland Calif American Dental Association Rob Inson Robinson Dr. Robinson Association Cleveland Roosevelt

Nazis Wage Holy War

DeWitt MacKenzie reports in a daily feature written today by Fred Vanderschmidt that Nazi spokesmen dub Roosevelt’s charge of a Nazi plan to abolish religions as fantasy. The piece notes Hitler’s effort to soften anti religious aspects while using German spiritual faith to sustain total war.

DeWitt MacKenzie Fred Vanderschmidt Roosevelt United States Berlin Hitler Germany Europe Russia Eli Nazi Germany Hlond Poland Vatican

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promote Constipation Relief

An Ohio doctor promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable bowel cleanser that also stimulates liver bile to aid fat digestion. The ad offers 15¢, 30¢, and 60¢ prices and urges readers to test the product tonight.

Ohio F. M. Edwards Dr. Edwards

Ship Arming Bill Opposed By Students

Fifty one percent of America's college youth oppose the ship arming legislation before the U S Senate. A survey from 150 colleges shows 51 percent against, 42 percent for, 7 percent undecided. Strongest opposition in east central states. UT survey HQ.

Austin America U. S. Senate Ihe United States South New England East Central States University of Texas

Drive-In Stand Operators Fined for Beer Deal

Wichita County drive-in stand operators must pay a $750 penalty to the state after agreeing last summer to sell beer at 15 cents, two for a quarter, instead of 10 cents a bottle. Atty. Gen. Gerald C. Mann filed suit promptly at 10:30 A.M. with the matter.

Austin U.P Wichita County Atty Gerald C. Mann

Shriners Move Khiva Fall Ceremonial to New Venues

Shriners of the Panhandle and South Plains shift Khiva Temple fall ceremonial to November 22 with events split between Amarillo Paramount Theatre and the Tri-State Fair livestock pavilion. The schedule includes registration, a parade, a turkey dinner, a two‑section ceremony, a ladies luncheon, and a dance, plus honors for officers and defense bond purchases.

Panhandle South Plains KhiVa Amarillo Paramount Shrine Office Polk Street Paramount Theatre Shriners Amarillo Hotel Park Third Streets Herring Hotel Fairgrounds Livestock Pavilion

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