Matador Ranch Ties to Scottish Heritage and Gov Shivers Visit
The Matador community celebrates rugged Amer icana as Governor Shivers hunts near Northfield. He visits the Boone Simpsons ranch, sharing a pair of tall figures with Mr Simpson and greeting Northfield's 43 students and their teacher at the school.
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MR. Birnie Ik
Matador Ranch
Matador
Shivers
Northfield
Childress
Boone Simpsons
Simpson
Texas
Census figures clash with local estimates in Wichita Falls
A Wichita Falls airman reports Wichita Falls city limit population at 75,608 based on chamber data while highway signs claim 90,676 for the metro area and official 1951 figures list 68,042. Amarillo’s metropolitan plan cites over 106,006 residents with official 1951 counts at 74,244.
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Wichita Falls
Amarillo
Wichita Falk Chamber of Commerce
Highway Department
Aigma
Pemmiestonm Hie ab Mage Meme Emerges
A fragmented OCR item references a meme involving Pemmiestonm Hie and Mage. Readable parts hint at a playful online moment or cultural joke circulating in early digital communities. Further details are unclear due to text corruption.
Speaker Calls for Strong America At CC Banquet
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce installs new officers with H Roe Bartle urging citizens to engage in politics to build strong communities. Bartle criticizes passive citizens and cites declining voter turnout while promoting a national effort to strengthen America through local action.
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Paul Timmons
H. Roe Bartle
Kansas City
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
Bartle
Chamber of Commerce
S. B. Whittenburg
Globe-Times
Chamber
Joe A. Jenkins
Amarillo
Frank Storm, Jr
Townsend Douglas
The
American National Bank
America
Kefauver Committee
United States
Eleven Greek Airmen Arrive for Training at Amarillo AFB
Eleven members of the Greek air force arrive late at Amarillo Air Force Base to begin the basic jet engine course. The group includes two officers and nine enlisted men, the second foreign contingent after a Yugoslav group a few weeks earlier. They traveled from Athens via Westover Field and were met at Santa Fe station by Lt. Don Crump and Lt. Lee Ramsey.
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Amarillo Air Force Base
Yugoslavia
United States
Athens
Greece
Westover Field
Mass
Amarillo
Santa Fe
Don Crump
Aafb Public Information Office
Lee Ramsey
Technical Training Group
United Nations Denies Plan to Hand Chinese POWs to Chiang
UN truce negotiators rejected a Communist pledge to fight to the end in Korea if 20,000 Chinese Red prisoners were handed to Chiang Kai-shek's army on Formosa. The briefing notes indicate no such intent by the Allies.
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Korea
United Nations
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
Matthew Portmiese
Cme
Yai Cheung-sen
Eh Tell
Effuer Kb
Preemar
Ean Ge
Air Battle Rages In Korean Skies
Unclear fragmentary text reports air combat over Korea with scattered names and phrases. Unable to identify clear events, participants, or dates from the readable content.
Potomac Fever Confusion Sparks Congress Talk
Fragmented OCR text hints at congressional commissions and political maneuvering. Mentions U S Congress and committees, with garbled names and locations, suggesting a debate over leadership and policy direction. The readable portions indicate a tense political moment amid unclear details.
Phantom burglar strikes twice nets $1.25 in change
A prowler removed window screens at two homes, 820 Kentucky and 1621-B Ong, taking $1.25 from Mrs. Lowder and finding an open window at Mrs. Cook's. Police noted last spring’s similar raids and suspect an ice pick used to jimmy latches. No intruder seen in vicinity other than the two incidents.
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N. A
LalIned Adoul
Lowder
J. J. Cook
Mild Plains Weather Expected Throughout Panhandle and South Plains
The Panhandle and South Plains are forecast to stay mild with temperatures ranging from the upper 30s to mid 60s. Forecaster K R Jenkins of the Weather Bureau notes New Mexico may see showers in lower elevations and mountains, while this area remains drier with generally good visibility and westerly to southwesterly winds.
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New Mexico
Weaterhn
Thureiay
Panhandle
South Plains
K. R. Jenkins
W . Bureau
Amarillo
Jeakine
Dimes Drive Raises Over 12000 for March of Dimes
More than 1000 was collected in a one day drive with a largest haul of over 4700 during Mothers' March led by PTO groups. Events at Municipal Auditorium and Amaryllo Lions Club sponsored activities, while Army Air Force recruiters staffed downtown collection points turning Polk Street into Dime Street.
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Dick Haymes
Municipal Auditorium
Frankie Masters
Amarilo
Lions Club
US Army
Air Force R
Polk
Dime Street
Jack L. Curray
Robert J. Culham
Frank T. Rodeghier
John L. Gaghane
Claire L. Hail
Johnny Harnett
Douglas V. Keyser
Dannie
Perdue
Potter County
Sean Krupp
Year of stormy economy predicted by experts
The article discusses forecasts for 1982 branding it a challenging year for the economy. Analysts at prime institutions warn of inflation and uncertain markets with limited growth prospects despite some sectors showing resilience.
Shortage hits CCC grain stores triggers legal action
A government suit seeks reimbursement for 1 054 119 dollars amid presumed wilful conversion of CCC grain by Dawson and his company after an audit found 71 021 95 bushels of wheat and 8 954 400 pounds of grain sorghums missing from elevators in St Francis Kerrick and an Amarillo base. The CCC director notes most warehousemen are reputable and that individuals may pursue district-court remedies.
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Dallas
Dawson
CCC
St. Francis and Kerrick
Amarillo Air Force Base
H HY
Hilary Moseley
The
Daily News
Moseley
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