Amarillo social dance plans and名单 of attendees
A long list details groups and individuals attending social events in Amarillo including dances at Buzzin Place and Little Theater, with names of local families, dates, and venues. sections mention contests for dancers, bachelor eligibility, and a corn department note criticizing luxury pricing for essentials.
Market Hours Are Advanced Across Major Exchanges
Trading hours for all major grain and stock markets were moved ahead by one hour starting Monday due to the end of Daylight Saving Time. New York and New Orleans Cotton Exchanges, New York Stock and Curb Exchanges now open at 9 am and close at 2 pm on weekdays, 9 to 11 am Saturdays. Chicago Board of Trade opens 9:30 am to 1:15 pm weekdays, 9:30 am to 12 pm Saturdays. The Globe will publish the full listing of stocks.
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Bob Coleman
Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner & Beane
New York
New Orleans
Chicago Board of Trade
Globe
Rites at Cathedral For Mrs Raef
Final rites for Mrs Mary Alice Raef age 29 of Las Animas Colo will be held at Sacred Heart Tuesday morning with Msgr John Steinlage officiating Rosary Monday evening at Boxwell Brothers Chapel Burial will be in Llano Cemetery Pallbearers are Carl Klinke Carl Lutz Chris Lutz Roy Beard Ben Trupilo and Paul Handley She had lived in Amarillo 25 years before moving to Las Animas and died Saturday morning in Park View Hospital Pueblo wife of Frank Raef.
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Mary Alice Raef
Las Animas
Colo
Sacred Heart
Msgr
John Steinlage
Boxwell Brothers Chapel
Llano
Carl Klinke
Carl Lutz
Christ Lutz
Roy Beard
Ben Trupilo
Paul Handley
Raef
Amarillo
Park View Hospital
Pueblo, Colo
Frank Raef
Houston Deputy Faces Verdict In Teen's Fatal Shooting
A justice of the peace weighs the death of 19 year old Jim Lee who was fatally shot by a Houston deputy after Lee allegedly advanced with a knife. No charges have been filed. Also noted, Hungary moves to nationalize 500 plus industrial enterprises employing about 140 thousand workers.
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Houston
Jim Lee
Lee
Hungary
Fashion Fabric Fit Suits and Topcoats Promptly Sold
News-Globe want ads report strong demand for fashion fabric suits and topcoats priced from 47.50 to 65.00, with shoppers seizing outfits in multiple sizes and styles. Local retailers note steady foot traffic and repeat buyer interest as fall wardrobes take shape.
College Plan Moves Toward A&M Cooperation
Texas Technological College at Lubbock and Texas A&M College move toward joint cooperation with a special committee of Tech directors named to work with A&M on mutual problems. Tech president D M Wiggins said the two schools share similar curriculums and Tech’s strong agricultural department supports closer ties. Committee members include Chandler Weymouth, Pat Mayse, and Charlie Woolridge. Other board actions covered instructors, student instructors, and routine budget matters.
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San Antonio
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
Texas A&m College
Tech
A&m
D. M. Wiggins
Lubbock College
Chansler Weymouth
Amarillo
Pat Mayse
Paris
Charlie Woolridge
Dallas
Texas Cancer Clinic Gets Federal Funds
In Austin on September 27 federal funds totaling 500000 may kick off construction next year by the University of Texas M D Anderson Hospital for Cancer Research in Houston. Dr R Lee Clark Jr says about 3000000 is available to supplement the grant under the federal hospital survey and construction act, bringing Texas receipts to about 4800000 annually for five years starting 1947 48. The hospital will be built within the Texas Medical Center.
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Austin
University of Texas M. D. Anderson Hospital For Cancer Research
Houston
R. Lee Clark, Jr
Lee
State Board of Health
Texas
Texas Medical Center
Santa Fe Reports August Income and 1948 Eight-Month Total
Santa Fe's net income for August totaled 6 140 913 dollars as reported by President F G Gur ley. For the first eight months of 1948 the company earned 39 837 337 dollars, up from 29 240 587 dollars in the same period of 1947.
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Santa FE
F. G. Gurley
Oklahoma rodeo ace tops at Albuquerque
Jiggs Burke of Comanche Okla topped the New Mexico State Fair rodeo eight day run in Albuquerque. Burke won 4260 dollars in calf roping and 2160 dollars for first in bulldogging after roping three calves in 45.9 seconds. Lefty Wilkins and Walton Poague followed. Ike Thomason won bareback bronc and was top hand in saddle bronc. Brahma bull riding results crowned Elliott Calhoun first with Kid Roberts second and Clyde Higgison third. Purse totaled 1660 dollars.
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Albuquerque
Jiggs Burke
Comanche
Okla
Burke
Lefty Wilkins
Ozona
Tex
Walton Poague
Rankin
Ike Thomason
Clovis
Elliott Calhoun
Carlsbad
Kid Roberts
Phoenix
Ariz
Clyde Higgison
Argentina Faces Deepening Dollar Shortage
Argentina confronts a worsening shortage of hard currency as imports shrink and inflation climbs, signaling tighter access to dollars for businesses and households. The central bank coordinates measures to defend reserves amid a fragile external position.
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Amarillo College
Abilene
Bud Curtis
Frank Lacher
Charlotte McNight
Neida Gandlin
Phyllis Osborn
Don Ratcliff
Mary Ellen Ford
Mary Baker
Karen Thatcher
James Parmelee
Harlan Nesbit
James Kimbrough
Pat Kurten
Bruce Autry
Amil Mask
Margie Thompson
Tom Cole
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Barbara Jordan
Doc Williams
Carole Barnes
Harris Kimbrough
Jo DeWeese
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Jim Restiner
Kenneth Gant
Carolyn Farr
Harry Green
Carl Elliott
Fred Hansard
George McCormick
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Trousdal Woodburn
Bill McCue
Jo Ann Harris
Lou Ethel Knight
Jerry Josey
Craig Ratcliff
Mary Margaret Hulen
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Evelyn Durrett
Monty Scott
Marka Ann Oliver
Mary Ann Richardson
Don Fletcher
Jack McGee
Dick Morton
Ottawa
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Gold Sox Field
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Sam Dunn
S. O. Callahan, Jr
Cliff Nelson
J. D. Kerr
Sam Fenberg
W. M. Hale
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Shorty Lee
Bill Utterback
Lloyd Borden
Layden St
Jim Pate
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George McCarthy
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E. W. Hardin
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Bill Lane
Floyde Garwood
W. I. Dinan
J. W. Hill
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David Patton
Ed Caskey
Lorena Ratcliff
Earl Nutter
A. A. Bush
Harry Faulkner
Joe Davidson
George Caufield, Jr
Dickie Dye
Optometry
Panhandle
Texas Optometric Association
Drs. Benson
G&g
Benson
Robert Benson Borger
Dr. Glenn S$. Burk Perryton
Drs
Clough & Clough Plainview
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Joe Goldston
Clarendon
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Hereford
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G Dyke Borger
Montery
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Chas
Oren Memphis
Paul Owens Pampa
L. D. Porter Dalhart
Reese Nowlin
Perryton
L. N. Pittman
L. J. Zachry Pampa
Hugh Sticksel
W. G. Martin
Panhandle Division
Texas Optometric Assn
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LOS
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