Apache Leather Goods Plans New $20,000 Plant
Mr and Mrs Clyde Crump owners of Apache Leather Goods announce plans to move to a new 20000 building at Fourth and Harrison by year end. The one story brick and concrete plant will be 60 by 120 feet and employ 25 to 30 saddle makers. The Amarillo business was started four years ago after Crump worked with Denver Dry Goods and S D Myres Saddle Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Crump
Apache Leather Goods
Fourth and
Harrison
Pak
Crump
Amarillo
Denver Dry Goods Co
Denver
S. D. Myres Saddle Company
el Paso
Rights Turn To Gripes As Men Try Home Loans For Vets
Pro tests against GI Bill provisions nickname the measure the Bill of Gripes. In Amarillo, veterans face hurdle loans requiring a lot or 10 to 20 percent cash plus GI guarantee, say Tom Nelson of the Veterans Information Center. Nationwide figures show 16 500 homes 350 farms and 1 200 business loans have been funded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Tom Nelson
Veterans Information Center
East Fifth
Schoen Outlines Three Basis For US Constitution
Dr Har old Schoen spoke to the Amarillo Kiwanis Club outlining three principles behind the Constitution. He emphasized a strong federal government, qualified participants in government, and moderation through compromise. He noted 39 of 55 Philadelphia delegates remained to the end while Amarillo College instructor traced debates and woes of the constitutional convention. Music accompanied the luncheon by Irving Tolzien and Dorothy Lehman with Ted Lokey directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Harold Schoen
Amarillo Kiwanis Club
Amarillo College
Philadelphia
Yesterday's Club
Amarillo Hotel
Irving Tolzien
Dorothy Lehman
Rotary Club
Ted Lokey
Earl H. Coleman Taken by Death
Earl Harrington Coleman aged 51 barber died at 3 30 this morning in Northwest Texas Hospital. Survived by widow Bernice Coleman four sons Earl Marcus U S Navy Wayne Richard Lowell William and Neal Dean all of Amarillo two brothers George of San Antonio and Walter of Bakersfield California and two sisters Mrs Mary Pugh Levelland and Mrs Ella Bland Sulphur Oklahoma. Body at Blackburn Shaw Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Harrington Coleman
Northwest Texas Hospital
Bernice Coleman
Earl Marcus
U. S. Navy
Wayne Richard
Lowell William
Neal Dean
Amarillo
George
San Antonio
Walter
Bakersfield
Cal
Mary Pugh
Levelland
Ella Bland
Sulphur
Oklo
Blackburn-Shaw
Sub Debs Elect Officers At Recent Meeting
The Sub Debs held their first fall meeting at Jean Barnard’s home 1612 Harrison. Officers elected for six months: Edna Hill president, Jean Barnard vice president, Guida Miller secretary, Julia Pendleton treasurer, Marjorie Wilson historian. Jerry Lesan social chairman and Merita Brummett constitution committee chair. Attendees included newly elected officers and Norma Roth, Betty Moore, Mildred Leverett, Frances Allman, Bettye Smith, Mary Alice Cawthon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Barnard
Harrison
Edna Hill
Guida Miller
Julia Pendleton
Marjorie Wilson
Jerry Lesan
Merita Brummett
Norma Roth
Betty Moore
Mildred Leverett
Frances Allman
Bettye Smith
Mary Alice Cawthon
General Hodges Visits Amarillo Chief of First Army Aide
Gen Courtney Hodges, a four star former First Army commander, paid a brief stop in Amarillo. He arrived on a special plane to Amarillo Army Air Field and dined with Brig Gen Carl W Connell before resuming his journey. No mission or final destination was disclosed.
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Courtney Hodges
First Army
Europe
Amarillo
Amarillo Army Air Field
Carl W. Connell
Grand Jurors Resume Deliberation of Cases
Potter County grand jurors resumed deliberation of cases presented by the district attorney's office this morning. Several new cases have been filed since last week and eight persons were named in six indictments. No new indictments were returned at the noon recess.
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Potter
Kansas City and Chicago Livestock Markets Report Sept 18
Kansas City and Chicago livestock prices show steady to higher trends across cattle hogs and sheep. Cattle mainly steady with some strength in cows and higher feeder and yearling quotes. hogs at the ceiling in Chicago. lamb bids mixed with Colorado Spring loads strong to packers. Financial notes show a liquidation offering at $2.44.
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Kansas City
U.P
USDA
Colorado Spring
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Montana
Courthouse records list warranty deeds for Amarillo parcels
Best and wife transfer lot 2s biik 3 South Side to C J Fitz. L S Williams and wife convey W 70 of lot 6 bi k to F Champee. File notes indicate Amarillo area property activity and recorded transfers.
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Best
C. J. Fitz
South Side
L. S. Williams
F. Champee
Amarillo
Local Property Transfers and Divorce Actions Reported
The court docket lists transfers from V Donnell and Gilvin Mack Boren to I S Boren and D A Stokes respectively. Divorces include Lindberg, Kennedy, Strout Belden and Doebler cases. A marriage license is issued to Joe R Muse and Carmen Pauline Collins.
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V. Donnell
I. S. Boren
McKinatry
Gilvin
Williame Mack Boren
D. A. Stokes
Belmont Park Add
Dot Lindberg
Ernest Lindberg
John A. Kennedy
Margaret Kennedy
Richard R. Strout
Joye Strout
Edgar F. Belden, Jr
Mary Elizabeth Belden
Cha
Panhandle corn fortune seen in Amarillo garden
H C Rimmer of Amarillo shows a 5 foot hybrid golden cross bantam corn stalk from his 20 by 50 foot garden at Tenth and Monroe. He grew several hundred stalks after planting June 23 and notes the first tassel emerged day 37 and silk day 65 with five ears on the stalk.
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Panhandle
H. C. Rimmer
Tenth
Monroe
Mr. Rimmer
Rimmer
Illinois
Thompson Day Fail to Secure Defense in Murder Case
Miran Thompson and Elbert Day, indicted for murder in the slaying of City Detective Lem Savage, sought courtappointed counsel at noon after arraignment in 47th District Court. District Attorney Jim Lumpkin said they had not yet obtained lawyers. Judge Henry S. Bishop granted a reasonable time to secure counsel, or he would appoint attorneys if needed. The pair were moved from a federal penitentiary last week. Savage was fatally shot after arresting them for questioning.
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Miran Thompson
Elbert Day
Lem Savage
Jim Lumpkin
47Th District Court
Henry S. Bishop
Federal Penitentiary
Savage
Captain Brooks Returns Home from Europe
Captain Cloyce H. Brooks of the 36th Division is back in Amarillo after 21 months in Europe. He visits his mother Mrs. R. R. Brooks and sister Una M. Brooks at 1805 Taylor before reporting to Camp Claiborne on October 13. He holds the Purple Heart with four European campaign stars and has a family including brother D. L. Brooks and sister Mrs. Monette Wilson in Amarillo. a Fort Worth grandson Pvt. R. A. Brooks has also visited.
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Cloyce H. Brooks
36Th Division
Europe
R. R. Brooks
Una M. Brooks
Taylor
Camp Claiborne
Brooks
D. L
Sunset
Monette Wilson
West Nineteenth
Amarillo
National Guard
England
France
Belgium
Holland
Germany
Amarillo Junior College
Army
R. A. Brooks
Fort Worth
Police Seek 12 Year Old Borger Boy Douglas Savage
Amarillo police search for 12 year old Douglas Savage reported runaway from Borger. He is about 4 feet tall, 97 pounds, blond with light complexion and blue eyes. Two front teeth are missing.
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Amarillo
Douglas Savage
Borger
Cooler Weather Predicted After Warm Night
Sunshine is forecast for this afternoon and tomorrow morning with a few clouds. The weatherman expects cooler fall temperatures by tomorrow afternoon. Tonight and tomorrow morning will be warm.
Mexicans Rob Man of $60 in Highway Robbery
W. P. Collins of 711 East Fifteenth was robbed of $60 by two Mexican men yesterday evening between Dalhart and Channing. They forced his car to Amarillo with a gun pointed at him, then took the money on a side street and fled. No arrests yet.
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W. P. Collins
East Fifteenth
Dalhart
Channing
Mr. Collins
Amarillo
Arthur
Amarillo Cadets Conform to Peacetime Schedule at Field
Amarillo Army Air Field adopts peacetime routine with eight hour days from 8 am to 5 pm five days a week and four hours of squadron duty on Saturday mornings. Cadets and enlisted personnel shift to normal duty, aligning with non wartime operations.
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Amarillo Army Air Field
Public Invited To View Amarillo Photography Salon
The Amarillo Junior League hosts the second public showing of the 1945 Amarillo International Salon of Photography from 7 to 10 tonight in the Municipal Auditorium arts and crafts room. Sponsor groups include the Amarillo Junior League and the Amarillo Photographic Society.
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Amarillo Junior League
Stolen 1941 Blue Buick Leads Police Search
Police hunt a 1941 blue Buick sedan stolen last night from a local hotel parking lot. Investigators seek witnesses and license plate details to recover the vehicle.
Dallas visit for KGNC manager on radio business
Raymond Hollingsworth KGNC manager is in Dallas this week on radio business and is expected back early next week.
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Dallas
Raymond Hollingsworth
KGNC
Mrs Eleanor Blohm Returns From Gainesville Visit
Miss Eleanor Blohm deputy district clerk returned today from Gainesville after a weekend visit with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Blohm
Gainesville
Amarillo College Classes Begin Tonight Amid Record Enrollment
Amarillo Center opens regular classes at 7 PM with 55 students registering on the previous day. Officials note this is among the largest first day enrollments in senior night college history and expect further growth. Classes run Monday to Thursday evenings, with no Friday or Saturday sessions. In broader news, Tokyo reports a typhoon disrupting occupation operations as MacArthur’s forces expand, with 65,000 troops near Tokyo and multiple divisions advancing toward Sasebo and Nagasaki.
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Amarillo Center
Fifth Amphibious Corps
Fifth Marine
Sasebo
Kyushu
Nagasaki
Sasebo-Nagasaki
Tokyo
First Cavalry
27Th
Fourth Marine Regiment
112Th Regiment
11Th Airborne Division
MacArthur Debate on Demobilization Sparks Public Alignment
The article notes General MacArthur appears aligned with the popular push for quicker demobilization in foreign theaters. It suggests this stance could boost his personal popularity in the United States, though it remains uncertain how high it may rise.
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MacArthur
United States
Mary L Spence Piano Store in Amarillo and Plainview
A historical notice notes the Mary L Spence Piano Store operating in Amarillo at 1026 and in Plainview at 710 Broadway Texas listings. It identifies locations and business presence across two Texas towns.
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Mary L. Spence
Piano Store
Plainview Texas
Airborne units relocate toward Sendai and north of Tokyo
Spearheading the airborne landings in Japan, forces shift from Atsugi airdrome to the Sendai Pukushima area about 200 miles north of Tokyo. Fourteen Corps Headquarters plans move to the same sector as part of the redeployment.
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Japan
Atsugi
Sendai-Pukushima
Tokyo
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Courthouse Records
Captain Brooks
TWA
Herring Hotel
Dorothy Rotenhagen
Transcontinental. & Western Air, Inc
Amarillo Air Cadets
Doris Collie
Earl Hatchett
Milo Feierabend
Bill Dee
Stuart Browning
Salon For the League
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Congress
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