Amarillo Notes on V-Day Stands and Doves
Local column discusses the first Indian summer and dove migrations, plus opinions on V-Day stands along Polk Street. Range Riders president Delbert Dalby defends the displays as civic goodwill and public service, emphasizing orderly observance and minister led announcements.
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Delbert Dalby
Range Riders
Texas
Amarillo
United States
Sheriff's Office
American Legion
Polk Street
Jimmie Fidler Hollywood Column Highlights Public Mood
A Hollywood column surveys public temperament and social quirks in the United States and abroad. It quotes letters on Russia and marriage, discusses stenography and love, and notes Ian Fulton's RAF death and a reflective, poignant letter from his mother.
Gas tank cap found at Sixth and Taylor Streets
A gas tank cap was found at the corner of Sixth and Taylor Streets and turned in to the Globe News office for owner pickup. A lady’s Gruen watch was lost Tuesday night and a reward offered for its return to 1701 Tyler Street or by calling 4008. An identification holder with an Amarillo Army Air Field pass, PX card, and driver’s license was likely lost.
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Sixth
Taylor Streets
Globe News
Tyler Street
Amarillo Army Air Field
Post Exchange
Hull Tired of U. S. Bickering Over Peace Terms for Germany
Secretary of State Hull urged quick agreement among Allied powers on Germany's postwar terms. Though Morgenthau proposes converting Germany into an agricultural nation, Hull and War Secretary Stimson reportedly oppose the plan.
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U. S
Germany
Washington
United States
Associated Press
Roosevelt
Treasury
Morgenthau
Stimson
Fair Began 21 Years Ago With Tri State Fair Opening
Twenty one years ago today the first Tri State Fair and Exposition opened its tents in Amarillo. Moore Poston Co and Green Bros Furniture opened in new brick buildings on Taylor Street. The fair lost 700 dollars that year but drew 27 county exhibits amid rainy weather and mud.
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Green Bros. Purniture Company
McAfee's Inc
Taylor Street
USO
Col. C. T. Herring
John B. Gilvin
J. Ray
R. T. Emmett
Dallas
Fair Association
Panhandle
Amarillo
Chamber of Commerce
Jess Walter
McAfeefs
Allied forces push into German soil near Nijmegen and Deurne
Allied units crossed the Dutch German border east of Nijmegen and captured Beck near the Ruhr corridor as a wider push toward the Rhine expanded. Reports describe multiple crossings, fears of a strengthened German defense, and ongoing actions around Eindhoven, Nijmegen, and the Metz area with Patton’s Third Army pressing the fortress front.
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Arnhem
Nijmegen
Beck
Kieve
United Press
Richard D. McMillan
Reich
Reichswald Forest
Eindhoven
Deurne
Ruhr
Lower Rhine
Uden
U. S. First Army
Gorrell
Jack Frankish
First Army
George S. Patton
Third Army
Metz
Patton
Colonel Led Daring Charge Opens Door Into Germany
The report details Col. Charles T. Lanham’s 22nd Infantry Regiment assault through the Siegfried Line in Schnee Eifel, breaking the line amid heavy fire. Lt. C. M. Shugart’s patrol first penetrated into Germany on Sept 11, followed by Lanham’s bold charge on Sept 14.
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United Press
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U.P
U. S
Hindenburg Line
Meuse Argonne
Paris
Germany
Siegfried Line
C. M. Shugart
Sioux City
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Charles T. Lanham
Washington, D.C
Shugart
Lanham
Siegfried
Raymond O. Barton
Ada
Okla
Charles Jackson
Bell
Cal
Normandy
France
Belgium
Ernest Hemingway
Rotgen
Aachen
City Wide Drive Recovers Paper Amid Helpers
Ace One boxcar load of paper was collected in yesterday's second city wide waste paper drive. About two carloads were collected in the previous drive. Eight city trucks were used with Boy Scouts and Jaycees assisting.
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Boy Scouts
Jaycees
Gibson Ill Sends King to Demo Meeting
Charley Gibson of Amarillo a district committeeman was unable to attend today's Dallas Democratic executive committee meeting. He delegated Jim King of Memphis to represent him at the meeting focused on getting out the vote in the presidential election.
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Charley Gibson
Amarillo
Democratic Executive Committee
Dallas
Jim King
Memphis
Both Radio Stations To Carry Dewey's Talk
KGNC and KFDA in Amarillo will air Governor Thomas A. Dewey's speech from Oklahoma City from 9 to 9 30 this evening. Several Plains Republicans rode the special train into town for the event.
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Dewey
KGNC
KFDA
Amarillo
Thomas A. Dewey
Oklahoma City
GOP
Attorneys Absence Delays OPA Docket In Federal Court
Federal Judge James C. Wilson reset several OPA cases when counsel failed to appear. The criminal docket will be set on Oct. 28, with the present term expected to be light. Also noted were cancellations of Friday dances by the 501 Club at the YWCA due to Sandies home games.
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James C. Wilson
U. S. District Court
OPA
Wilson
501 Club
Youth Center
Sandies
Wekly
YWCA
Lincoln Street
Wife Wins Relief From Neuritis Pain
Thousands sufferers from rheumatism sciatica lumbago neuralgia and neuritis find relief with NORITO a fast acting formula. The ad promises quick pain relief with a money back guarantee if the first three doses fail. See your druggist today to obtain NORITO.
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Norito
Orito
Grand Jury Reconvenes Tomorrow Morning
Potter County grand jurors will meet at 10 o clock tomorrow morning on the fifth floor of the courthouse. Several cases filed since last week’s recess will be brought to their attention.
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Potter County
Fall Weather Persists With Warm Reception Says Weatherman
Weatherman H C Winburn notes fall is here to stay with rising temperatures this afternoon and tomorrow. He forecasts mid 80s. weekend lows around 50. Yesterday’s high was 70 and morning temperatures reached 52. Light showers were reported at Clarendon and Tucurehari with .06 inch Saturday.
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H.C. Winburn
Painter Puts Indian Sign On Over Parking Business
George Hayden told police headquarters that a city painter painted a new no parking sign at the post office corner East Fifth Avenue and Fillmore Street. He laments that since the sign was repainted he has not issued any tickets there.
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George Hayden
East Fifth Avenue
Fillmore Street
CARDUS Two Way Help for Women’s Period Pain
Taboo on discussing menstrual distress is highlighted while CARDUS is promoted as a two way aid. It claims to relieve functional pains when started three days before menses and used as directed, plus stimulate appetite and digestion to build strength. A 62 year record is cited.
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Cardus
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