Sandies and Wildcats Set for Texas High School Title
Amarillo Sandies coach Howard Lynch leads 37 players from Amarillo for the state high school football championship in Dallas. The Sandies plan to arrive about two hours before kickoff against Temple after a final scrimmage he called satisfactory.
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Howard Lynch
Amarillo Sandies
Fort Worth
Temple Satuday
Dallas
Lynch
Sandies
Temple
Les Cranfill
Amaillo
Cranfill
Japanese Rumors Stir US Attitude Toward Far East News
The Nichi Nichi reports rumors that the United States will harden its stance in the Far East and warns Americans in Japan to evacuate before new U.S. policies or shipping bans take effect. Tokyo and Washington see these rumors amid prewar diplomacy, with Amb. Tate in Moscow seeking a broad Japan Soviet fishing accord. In other notes, Temple prepares for a Dallas game as coastal towns endure record tides and storm damage.
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Japan
Uncan
Britain
Mie
Yoshitsugu Tatewa
Moscow
Josuke Itsuoka
Tatekawa
Devastating Malibu Beach Erosion Strips Homes
High surf along the Southern California coast near Malibu Beach broke a concrete walk and undermined 17 houses including two destroyed, forcing many residents to evacuate. Beachfront losses are estimated around $50,000. The surge reached up to large heights along the shore.
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Angeles
Ornia
Malibu Meal Beach
Texas Agricultural Workers Association Annual Meeting
The Texas Agricultural Workers Association will hold its annual meeting in San Antonio on January 10 and 11. Members gather to discuss union goals, organize strategy, and plan upcoming campaigns with affiliated groups.
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The
Texas Agricultural Workers’ Association
San Antonio
Baseball potpourri from United Press on 1940s trades and stars
United Press reports on Cleveland buying Walter Judnich for 75 000 and his rise as a top outfielder with 24 homers and 89 RBIs. It notes Johnny Allen’s status with St Louis, Walter Masterson and Sid Hudson in the Yanks system, Lefty Gomez’s provisional Yankees contract, and Feller’s salary and fan turnout. It also covers trader rumors involving Dutch Leonard Buddy Lewis and injuries, plus Cubs Reds and Senators moves, with George Caster and others in Browns rotation hopes.
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Browns
Yanks
Kansas City
Clark Griffith
Fox
Washington
Sid Hudson
Walter Masterson
Pennsylvania Mountains
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Dodgers
Baseball
Senators
Dutch Leonard
Buddy Lewis
Frankie Crosett
Gerald Priddy
Tommy Wenrleh
Griffith
Ed Barrow
Billy Myers
Reds
Cubs
Jimmy Wilson
Examinations Announced by Civil Service Commission
The United States Civil Service Commission announces openings for a junior calculating machine operator and for metallurgical engineer and metallurgist. Applications for the operator are due January 20, 1941, and for the metallurgist positions by December 31, 1940. Salaries range from 1440 dollars for the operator to 3200 5600 dollars for the metallurgist. Full details are available from W.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Obituary Notice for Local Civ Service Official
L Sasser secretary for the board of U. S. Civil Service Examiners in Benham Oklahoma. Four grandchildren survive. Pallbearers will be Dan Gay Clyde Hodges C Hodge Hooper Raymond Perry Wilhoit.
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L Sasser
Board of
U. S. Civil Service Examiners
Benham
Dan Gay
Clyde Hodges
C. Hodge
Hooper
Raymond Perry
Wilhoit
Homer H Meredith Dies At Family Home In Bonham
Homer H Meredith 73 died Thursday at his South Main home. Funeral Saturday at 2:30 p m from Calvary Baptist for burial at Arledge Ridge. Born July 10 1867 he lived in Bonham many years. Survivors include wife Zona, two daughters O E Wood Holdenville and J L Jackson Fort Worth, a step son J P Riggs, a step daughter Mrs Albert Tucker, five brothers and three sisters.
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Homer N. Meredith
South Main Street
Thomas Reece
C. P. Sansom
Arledge Ridge
Meredith
Bonham
Arizona Meredith
O. E. Wood
Holdenville
Okla
J. L. Jackson
Fort Worth
J. P. Riggs
Albert Tucker
Dallas
W. E
Bacon Meredith
Newton
Kas
J. F. Meredith
Muskogee
J .T. Meredith
Childress
Pumpers Open Ector Touran On Friday Night
The Southwest Pump basketball team makes its debut in Ector independent tour Friday night at seven. They face Southmayd in Ector meet action and are expected as favorites after strong start to the season.
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Ector
Southmayd
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