Manufacturers To Meet Here In Amarillo October 18
The Texas State Manufacturers Association schedules a district meeting in Amarillo on October 18 for members and prospective members. Rex Baxter, Amarillo chamber secretary, relayed the plan from Ed C. Burris of the association. Abe of West Texas will have 60 counties represented. additional meetings are planned in Fort Worth and Abilene.
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Texas State Manufacturers Association
Amarillo
Rex Baxter
Chamber of Commerce
Ed C. Burris
Houston
Burris
Plainview
Harold Hinn
Abe
West Texas
Fort Worth
Abilene
Manufacturers Association
Baxter
Texas
National Manufacturers Association
United States
Dallasite 34 to Take First Overnight Trip
Robert Roland Anderson, a Dallas city bus driver, will spend Sept 9 on his first night away from Dallas traveling 19 miles to Forney to visit his sister. At 34 he has rarely left the city, save for his June 16 1933 wedding trip to Marietta Oklahoma.
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William C. Barnard
Dallas
Robert Roland Anderson
Anderson
City
Marietta
Oklo
Forney
Katherine Buice Anderson
West Dallas
Grace
Clyde Barrow
Raymond Hamilton
Gene
Hall, Southern To Lead Round-Up Club
Glenn Hall and Leo Southern will lead Round Up Club membership drives at a 7 pm kick off in the Herring Hotel. They replace Ben Lane and Tom Wingate as the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce functionary unit begins the second quarter drive, ending Oct. 15. Tonight includes drawing names for runs and a dinner between Calf Ropers led by Lane and Bronco Busters led by Wingate in a club membership contest.
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Herring Hotel
Glenn Hall
Leo Southern
Ben Lane
Tom Wingate
Roy Cloninger
Amarillo
Hall
Mr. Southern
Bronco Busters
Truman to Enter House Campaigns
President Truman will speak for Democratic congressional nominees during the election campaign. White House press secretary says at least one speech is arranged with location to be announced. He will not undertake a barnstorming trip but may make a couple of engagements.
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Washington
Truman
White House
Charles G. Ross
Boon Ross
Ross
Police Recover Four Stolen Automobiles
Police last night and this morning recovered four stolen cars. A vehicle stolen Monday from R W Watkins 3910 Cheyenne Terrace was found at Eleventh and Grand. A car stolen Monday night from B L Shirley 1706 Lincoln was found in the 100 block on Bowie. A car stolen yesterday from J H Barker 1619 Harrison was recovered in the 500 block East Third. McGill 700 Garfield reported his car stolen at 6 am and police found it abandoned in the 400 block North Polk at 6 15 am.
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Eleventh
Grand
R. W. Watkins
Cehyenne Terrace
North Polk
Amoma Class Luncheon Plans September Officer Installations
Amoma Class members of the First Baptist Church met for their monthly luncheon at the church. Mrs. Eddie Mann, president, led business discussions including installation of officers on September 24 at 7 30 in the parlors. Mrs. J W Phillips and Mrs. J T Coggins supervised meals, groups 9 and 10 served, 14 covers. The next luncheon is scheduled for October 1 at 1 o clock with new officers in charge.
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Amoma
First Baptist Church
Eddie Mann
J. W. Phillips
J. T. Coggins
Rotary Talk By Will W Jackson At Amarillo Noon Meeting
Texan Visions Club will hear Will W Jackson speak tomorrow at the Amarillo Hotel noon meeting. Jackson, vice president of the American Hospital and Life Insurance Company of San Antonio, will present Rotary work now and ahead. He has long been active in Rotary in San Antonio and Texas.
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Amarillo
Will W. Jackson
Rotary
Jackson
American Hospital and Life Insurance Company of
San Antonio
Amarillo Hotel
Tennessee
Texas
Southwestern University
Georgetown
University of Texas
Yale University
Westmoreland College
University of San Antonio
Trinity University
United Service Organizations
Louisiana
New Mexico
Rotary Club
Rotary International
Bristol to Post in Reclamation Bureau
Bristol To Post in Reclamation Bureau appoints Ralph Bristol as regional supervisor of the operations and maintenance branch at Amarillo headquarters. He arrived from Denver after resigning as assistant chief of the Budget Bureau field service and has served in the Indian Service and as an agronomist at the University of Idaho.
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Ralph 8. Bristol
Bureau of Reclamation
Wesley R. Nelson
Bristol
Amarillo
Denver
Bureau of the Budget Field Service
Colorado
The
Budget Bureau
Indian Service
Washington, D. C
Service
Salt Lake City
University of Idaho
Nelson
Seale Appointed Field Man for AAA in District One
Wortham H. Seale formerly with the Amarillo Production and Marketing Administration has become district one field man for the state agricultural adjustment agency. He replaces William B. Dryden who is promoted to field man at large. Appointment effective Sept. 1.
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Wortham H. Seale
Amarillo
The
Production and Marketing Administration
State Agricultural Adjustment Agency
Mr. Seale
William B. Dryden
Dryden
AAA
Seale
Mrs. Hurst Sues Schultz Construction Over Defective Home
Rose Hurst files in 108th District Court seeking 2000 dollars from Schultz Construction Company for building a house at 1409 Ong with missing plumbing traps and vents. She alleges repairs cost 1000 dollars and ongoing odors and medical care, seeking another 1000 dollars in a second count.
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Rose Hurst
108Th District Court
Schultz Constrution Company
Blackburn
Hurst
Wild Rose Lodge Honors Members and New Birth
Wild Rose Lodge No. 312 Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen met in IOOF Hall for a business session. President Anna Mae Thomas led. ring gifts were given to Juanita Roach and her daughter. Dessie Mae Moore received a gift for Miami convention attendance. Attendees included Violet Guyette Bernice Shofner Irma Steele Audrey Partain Gladys Walker Louvelyn Simmons Priscilla Stover Dena Mae Boswell. Next meeting set for Sept 17 at 2 pm in IOOF Hall.
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Wild Rose Lodge No
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
IOOF
Anna Mae Thomas
Gladys Walker
Audrey Partain
Juanita Roach
Dessie Mae Moore
Miami
Fla
Mesdames Dessie Mae Moore
Violet Guyette
Bernice Shofner
Irma Steele
Louvelyn Simmons
Priscilla Stover
Dena Mae Boswell
Ioof Hall
Police on Strike In Henryetta City Seizes Desk Sergeant Job
Henryetta Oklahoma police went on strike for higher pay as seven officers demand a raise from 140 to 155 dollars monthly. The mayor immediately assumed desk sergeant duties while the chief remains elected. The 9000 resident city loses its police force except for the chief.
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Henryetta
Okla
Kansas City Livestock Market Report
Kansas City cattle on September 4 show slow to steady demand for slaughter classes and steady for stockers and feeders with several small lots of light steers and mixed heifers. Cow and canner prices mostly nine to eleven dollars, good dealer calves around fifteen dollars, hogs steady at sixteen dollars, sheep lightly active with spring lambs about eighteen dollars amid higher opening bids.
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Kansas City
USDA
Chicago Livestock Market Summary September 4 Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices
Chicago livestock report shows hogs steady with good and choice hogs at 16.25 ceiling, cattle 1500 head with top 20.25 for good to choice yearlings, vealers 16.00, beef cows 13.50 to 14.50, cutters 8.50, dairybreds mixed, stock cattle demand firm. Sheep 800 head with Spring lambs up 0.75, good native ewes around 20.00, other bids lower.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
USDA
Courthouse deeds and court actions listed in records
Warranty deeds transfer parcels in Glenwood Flynn Addition Holland and Glidden districts. Transfers include Schwaller, Dodge, Miller, Gutry, Hart and others. District Court records note several divorces. Marriage licenses issued for Palmer Halman, Garrison Garner, Trammell Weems, Fuentes Rodriguez, Crawford Turner.
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R. L. Laymon
H. R. Lax
Glenwood
M. HM. Clack
J. W. Schwaller
Flynn
M. H. Clark
L. Spier
Leona Dodge
Holland
Emmer Crawford
Glidden
Sanborn
Charlie Prido
Winfred G. Miller
San Jacinto
A. H Hare
Jess Saunders
River Road Gardens
Claude E. McFather
Hovey Barnes
J. P. Burgess
O. T
Charles Roberts
Ola Clarne Payne
James Horton Payne
Fred W. Palmer
Adelaide Halman
Charles Coleman Garrison
Bessie Marie Garner
Robert Lanza Trammell
Margaret Ellen Weems
Santos M. Fuentes
Josie Rodriguez
John M. Crawford
Velma Pearl Turner
L Aiguille Club Holds New Year Luncheon at Ranch Home
The L Aiguille Club opened the year with a covered dish luncheon at Mrs H B Fains ranch home west of Amarillo. Mrs Rankin Russell assisted, Mrs E C Britain gave the invocation, and Mrs H C Prince led the business meeting. A memorial for deceased member Mrs Maude Munn was observed.
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L’aiguille Club
H. B. Fain
Amarillo
Rankin Russell
E. C. Britain
H. C. Prince
Maude Munn
British Withdrawals Stir Debate at U N Council
United Nations Security Council members showed interest in reports of British troop withdrawals from Greece but reserved comment on the Ukrainian Greek case. An authoritative source said Britain would not withdraw abruptly and would stay until Greece assumes full order duties. In New York stocks fell, trading was volatile, and several major issues showed mixed gains while many blue chips fell.
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Lake Success
N. Y
United Nations Security Council
Greece
Britain
Communists' Capital in China Imperiled
Nanking dispatch says government troops roll toward Kalgan the so called capital of North China as Chihfeng in Jehol expected to fall momentarily to Nationalist forces. The pro Nationalist agency denies earlier reports that Chihfeng was captured by Chiang Kai-shek’s forces.
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Nanking
U.P
Kalgan
China
Chihfeng
Jehol
Chiang Kai-shek
Slayer of Dr Hartshorne Killed by Military Police
U S military police and constabulary troopers shot and killed the alleged German slayer of Harvard professor Dr Edward Y Hartshorne near Nuernberg in a gun duel. The killer, who died Aug 26, was trapped in a woods and killed as he attempted to escape.
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Frankfurt
Germany
U. S
Harvard University
Nuernberg
Edward Y. Hartshorne
Cambridge
Mass
Haverford
Munich-Nuernberg
Non Striking Union Men Face Expulsion Declares Whitney
Cleveland September 4. A F Whitney president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen confirms reports that members of the Railroad Yardmasters of America who also hold B R T membership face expulsion from his union and possible loss of insurance for not taking part in the May railroad strike.
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Whitney
Cleveland
A. F. Whitney
Brotherhnood of
Railroad
Octogenarians Wed After Two Month Romance in Spencer
In Spencer West Virginia an 82 year old mother of two sons and an 80 year old father of eight were wed in Roane County. Christine Wells and I E Channels tied the knot in a simple office ceremony conducted by County Clerk R Y G Hildreth after a two month romance.
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Spencer
W. Va
U.P
Roane County
R. Y. G. Hildreth
Moriz Rosenthal Dead at 83 Termed Perfect Pianist
Moriz Rosenthal, the internationally known Polish pianist celebrated as the perfect pianist after his 1888 American debut, died last night at age 83 in New York. His passing ends a renowned career marked by critical acclaim and global performances.
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Moriz Rosenthal
New York
Dionne Quints Celebrate Birth of New Baby Brother
In North Bay Ontario the Dionne quintuplets mark the birth of a baby brother, the couple's 14th child. The newborn, about 6 pounds 7 ounces, arrived last night and the quints, all aged 12, are helping choose a name. The mother and baby are reported in good health. the family now has eight brothers and sisters with one deceased.
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North Bay
Ont
Oliva Dionne
Dionne
Polio Victim Joe Sanchez Remains in Iron Lung
Five year old Joe Sanchez, son of Mr and Mrs Joe Sanchez of Amarillo, remains in serious condition at Northwest Texas Hospital. He was admitted Sunday noon after moving to Amarillo from Portales New Mexico a week ago and is being treated in an iron lung.
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Joe Sanchez
Northwest Texas Hospital
Carolina
Sanchez
Amarillo
Portales
N. M
Benefit Association Election Slated at WOW Hall
Security Benefit Association will hold an election of officers and an open business session during the meeting Monday evening September 9 at WOW Hall.
Care for Children Offered in South Town After 5 PM
Mrs Horace Ellis of Tulia Texas offers at home child care in the South or southwest part of town after 5 PM. She notes she is capable and dependable and provides her phone number 2 3471 for contact. Also requests return of a lost purse. A black coin purse containing about 33 dollars was lost in Woolworth Amarillo on Tuesday and can be returned to Box 425 Tulia Texas.
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Tack
Amarillo
Woolworth
Horace Ellis
Tulia
Texas
Colored woman seeks hourly work and jars trade
A colored woman offers hourly work at 1610 North Adams, call Rosie Mac aw at 2-3984. She owns several dozen quarts and half gallon jars and wants to trade for pints. interested parties may call 2-6380.
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North Adams
Rosie Macaw
Care for babies offered by reader in Austin address
A reader at 404 Austin offers to care for babies or children at home from 4 to 12 30. The note includes a contact phone number 2 5038 for responses.
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Tack
Austin
Woman Discovers Man’s Billfold on Polk Street
Marie Simmons found a man’s billfold Wednesday between 7th and 8th streets on Polk. The owner may call.
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Marie Simmons
Polk
Polio treatment costs spark Amarillo appeal letters
A letter from Sanaa Dear Mr Tack notes polio is spreading in many U S cities and mentions Amarillo has $10,000 available for treatment. The writer argues treatment costs are prohibitive for working people and cites a specific Amarillo case as example of how funds are needed to help families.
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Amarillo
Amarillo and Plainview Hospital Bills Prompt Citizens Aid
In a plea for relief, a damaged clipping notes about seven hundred dollars in doctor bills incurred in Amarillo and Plainview with at least two trips to Dallas. The writer urges Amarillo’s citizens to contribute to the cause, hinting at continuation on page five.
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Amarillo
Plainview
Dallas
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Am Smelt & Ref Ee
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Douglas Aircraft
Glenn L. Martin
Nash Kelvinator
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Ohio Oil
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Spiegal, Inc
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Nes Studebaker
Texas Corp
Weenie Dé
Tex Gulf
Tate
Courthouse Records
L’ Aiguille Club
Globe-News
Council
Goodrich
U. S. Rubber
Southern Railway
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Chrysler
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American Telephone
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American Smelting
American Can
General Electric
Dow Chemical
Union Carbide
Allied Chemical
Johns Manville
Phillip Morris
Union Pacific
Hiram Walker
Standard Oil
Dr. Hartshorne
Dionne Quints
Cee Aamon
Funeral Directors
Pierce
Zale’s
Davidly
Ays
Weyhams LN A
Januari Piorua
M Ju Se
Ugest Iptem
Mr. Tack
Plains Plumbing CO
Fillmore
Ol’ Vernon Sez
Oriental Cleaners
Knanan Vernon Hancock
Alae
Rae
Asi Ata Shop
C. S. Pryor Management
Zale
Krementz
Avalon
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