Navy Shifts 76 Men From Panhandle Counties
Ten Follett residents report only three single men remain in Lipscomb County as 76 sailors depart this morning. Among the group are aviation cadets Clarence Williams of Amarillo and Edwin Ray Watson of Hereford. The list includes numerous Amarillo, Follett, Perryton, Dalhart and other area residents, with many assigned to general naval service and aviation cadet roles.
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Follett
Lipscomb County
Navy
Panhandle
Aviation Cadet Reserve
Clarence Williams
Amarillo
Edwin Ray Watson
Hereford
Reuben Clinton McCilvary
Mendaco Offered For Bronchial Asthma Relief
A physician developed prescription called Mendaco claims to circulate quickly in the blood to reach congested bronchial tubes. It is available in drug stores with a money back guarantee and a 60 cent price, promising relief from asthma symptoms and better sleep.
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Little lamb embroidery pattern for crib decor
Embroidered lamb in blanket stitch with lazy daisy flowers forms a baby crib decoration. Pattern 2966 offers a 15 by 15 percent motif and a 7 by 12 inch motif with stitch illustrations and materials. Send eleven cents for this pattern to Amarillo Globe Needle Wratt Dept 82 Eighth Avenue New York NY. PATTERN NUMBER NAME and
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Amarillo Globe
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New York
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Courthouse Records Adjudicate Deeds and Divorces in Local Court
Warranty deeds cover transfers from McDowell to Nunn and Franklin to Soren son with property in Mirr or and Fam Hts. Others list Klein to Wells and Wood to Dittberner Benton. District Court handles two divorces Demerson and Williams. multiple marriage licenses issued.
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A. McDowell
Paul Nunn
Ruth R. Franklin
Nels Sorenson
E. H. Klein
Archie Wells
South Side
Hattie Mae Wood
Elma Dittberner Benton
W. Frank Litle
Lorena Ross
Witherspoon
Ernest Connell
Joseph W. Nall
O. D. Kerret
A. G. Jones
Roberts
District Court
Sampson Demerson
Alma Demerson
Hurl Williams
Pauline Williams
J. C. Sutton
Nellie Raylene Hamilton
W. P. Turner
Magdelene Vermillion
Worley Allen Pugh
Gladys Lenora Ash
Frank Frederick Faherty
Helen King
Kansas City Market Report Hogs Cattle Sheep Mixed Movement
Livestock figures show Hogs salable 2000 with top at 14.25 for 180-375 lb, cattle 3200 salable with limited steady to weak demand and best medium weight Kansas fed steers at 14.75, calves light, stockers steady. Sheep 6000 salable, openings bids around 25 cents lower, Colorado lambs above 13.75, yearlings 11.25, sheep and lambs overall steady to higher at Chicago and Kansas listings. Overnight financial note shows Liquidating fund at 81.37 in quotes.
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Funeral at 10 Friday for Mrs Sam L Seay
Funeral services for Mrs. Sam L Seay will be held at 10 oclock from Central Presbyterian Church with Dr. R Thomson officiating. Burial follows at Liano Cemetery. Seay was active in the Esther McCrory Chapter DAR and local school affairs in Amarillo and Paris Texas.
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Dean Kirk
Dick Ware
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Allen
Taylor Street
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George Katharine Mathes
Brownsville
Tennessee
George Anderson Mathes
Memphis
L Seay
Paris
Texas
Red Cross
Tom Seay
Liano Cemetery
N. S. Griggs and Sons
Agriculture Building a Cheese Filled Giant Says Exchange
Washington report notes the Agriculture Department building described as a huge swiss cheddar mix with roquefort touches. The piece mocks its vast size with 900000 windows 90 miles of corridors and uses humor about ghosts and yodelers to claim it's a maze for workers.
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Russian Consulate at Varna Closed by Bulgarian Authorities
Berlin reports from Sept. 17 that Bulgarian police raiders closed the Russian consulate at Varna after finding compromising material including data on military installations. The Sofia correspondent cites the move as a response to security concerns.
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Australian War Losses Include 28 251 Missing
Canberra reports Australian war losses list 28 251 missing in action or captured. Army Minister Francis Forde says 7 667 were captured in the Middle East, mainly in Greece and Crete, while 16 286 were taken prisoner or lost in Malaya.
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Australia
Francis Forde
Middle East
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Crete
Malaya
Defense Continues In Murder Trial For Twin Sisters
The defense pressed on with testimony in the murder trial of twin sisters Trene Walker and Filean Bullocks for the May killing of Clyda Mae Cook. Prosecutors accuse the pair of fatally shooting Cook in an alleged confrontation.
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Filean Bullocks
Clyda Mae Cook
Respectable People Seek Rent House in Washington Ad
An AP despatch notes a notice in the Houses Wanted to Rent section. Two very respectable people seek a single house with two blades of grass and a tree for 125 dollars.
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Washington
Focal Paper
Orange Juice Gunpowder Is A Possibility
Federal scientists say gunpowder can be made from orange scraps and juice. Using pressed orange waste, 190 proof alcohol can be produced and processed into ammunition, cutting costs by about one third versus blackstrap molasses.
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Winter Haven
Fla
Florida Chamber of Commerce
United States Citrus Products Laboratory
All Men Shot in Three Yugoslav Villages
Reuters dispatch from Istanbul reports Belgrade says Germans shot all male inhabitants of four Yugoslav villages and sent women and children to concentration camps in reprisal for a train bombing by Serbian irregulars on Sept. 10. Many officers to Rommel’s Africa corps were killed.
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Russians Press Finns North of Lake Onega Again
For the second straight day the Finnish command reports heavy Russian attacks north of Lake Onega. Russians, repeatedly repulsed, continue to throw fresh troops into the assault.
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Helsinki
Lake Onega
Father of Blind Flying Succumbs
Col. William C. Coker retired aviation pioneer known as the father of blind flying died at Walter Reed Hospital. He was 66 and credited with development of many instrument flying advances.
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Washington
William C. Coker
Walter Reed Hospital
Coker
Giant Blast Shakes Winchester Plant At New Haven
A midnight explosion at the Winchester Repeating Arms plant in New Haven injures 14 workers, none in serious condition. The blast, caused when a worker dropped a tray of explosives in a small outbuilding, blew the roof apart and shattered windows across the factory. Estimated damage to the new building is $10,000.
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New Haven
Conn
Winchester Repeating Arms Company
Winchester Works
Thomas I. Boak
Boak
Army Is Given New Men's Dormitory
Denton Texas September 17 The North Texas State Teachers College has turned over Chilton Hall to the Army Aviation Command for the duration of installation of a glider training center. The first group of men will arrive tomorrow as college furniture is removed and army gear fills the three story dormitory.
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North
Texas State Teachers College
Army Aviation Command
Chilton
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Two Ferry Command Officers Honored for Heroic Air Missions
General MacArthur awarded the distinguished flying crosses to Two Ferry Command officers for risking enemy fire to evacuate Allied officers and nationals from Java to Australia. Second Lieut. Carroll J. Cain of Ovesdale Tl and Major Paul C. Davis of Dallas Texas received the honors. Capt. Harry N. Brandon of Dallas and Second Lieut. Barrie G. Burnside also were recognized.
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Java
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Carroll J. Cain
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Paul C. Davis
Dallas
Texas
Harry N. Brandon
Barrie G. Burnside
U. S. Army Air Forces
Postmaster Removes Corn With Toe Amputation
Rosalia Washington reports Postmaster H C Roberts acted on a corn complaint by amputating his toe. In Washington the Maritime Commission announced shipyard workers offering efficiency ideas will be rewarded with war saving bonds to promote savings and reduce waste.
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Rosalia. Wash
H. C. Roberts
Washington
Maritime Commission
Madagascar Governor Defends Island To Extreme Limit
Vichy radio in Paris quotes a French communique saying the Madagascar governor general will defend the island to the extreme limit after requesting terms from the British. U.S. WPB announces film output cutbacks for producers and distributors by 10 to 24 percent for the year starting Oct. 1, 1942.
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Madagascar
Vichy
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War Production Board
Get After Constipation Before It Gets You
Public service style note urging constipation relief through Kellogg's All Bran and water. Mentions bulk diet, regularity, and seeking medical advice if no improvement. Includes imperfect OCR spelling and a Battie Creek production cue.
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