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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1950

Page

11

Tennis Match Sparks Gossip at Lookout Crest Inn

Auburn haired Hildy Sands defeats Miss Graydon in a tense intra mural tennis match watched by Bill Jarvis and an amused crowd. An elderly Mrs. Fasker hints at social snubs and a jailbird father to Hildy while Bill contemplates his engagement to Beverly Coulter amidst hotel intrigue. Fish supply note closes the clipping.

Bill Jarvis Lookout Crest Inn Bill Oldster Hildy Sands Coulter Coulters Hilda Sands Beverly Coulter

Quintuplets Die After Premature Birth in Charity Hospital

Mrs. Albertha Allen a 25 year old Negro sugarcane field worker from White Castle La gave birth to quintuplets in Charity Hospital Tuesday. Three boys and two girls all died by noon with the first born dying at 9 o clock and others an hour apart. She was unaware of the delivery, had convulsions and slept under sedatives. The babies three months premature weighed three quarters to a pound each.

New Orleans Albertha Allen White Castle Charity Hospital Allen Alvin Wexler

Littlefield Host To Plains Clubs

D. H. Reed of Portales will speak at an Inter-City Rotary meeting in Littlefield. Rotarians host seven clubs and local Rotary-Ams for a buffet supper and 8 p.m. program at First Methodist Church. Invited clubs include Portales Clovis Muleshoe Hereford Levelland Lubbock and Plainview. The event was postponed from June 15 due to the Jaycee rodeo opening.

Littlefield D. H. Reed Portales Eastern New Mexico University Rotary-Ams First Methodist Clovis Muleshoe Hereford Levelland Lubbock Plainview

Oldest Murder Trial Record Found on Tablet in Iraq

Archaeologists uncovered a two-by-four-inch tablet in Iraq that reportedly preserves the oldest known murder trial from about 3,800 years ago. The inscription may reveal early legal proceedings and societal norms of the era.

Iraq

Athlete's Foot Relief Ad Promises Fast Doze

An advertisement from Maxor Drug Company and White Deer Drug Co promotes T-4-L as a potent athlete's foot treatment. It claims 90 percent undiluted alcohol base for deep penetration and germ kill on contact with a one hour relief guarantee or 40 percent refund.

Childress Votes Retirement Plan

City council votes to set up a retirement system for city employees. Arvil Patton and Richard Bird to draft an ordinance for Texas Municipal Retirement System participation. Employees will be polled on participation, with 5 percent deductions matched by the city and 2 percent interest on the fund.

Childress Arvil Patton Richard Bird Texas

President Truman signs big boost to price support program

President Truman signed a bill boosting by two billion dollars the funds for the government price support program. The fund, now totaling about 6.85 billion, backs prices for cotton wheat corn rice tobacco peanuts and several other crops through the CCC.

Washington Truman CCC

Jets Produce Thunder Claps Over Dayton Mystery

Two F-86 jets at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base bounced sound waves off the ground to explain Dayton’s two mysterious explosions. Flying faster than 700 mph, they climbed to 50,000 feet and dived, creating thunder like noises about 20 seconds later as ground waves struck.

Dayton Ohio Wright-Patterson Air Force Base Col Franklin Paul Wright-Patterson

Hamburger Father of Houston Councilman Dies at 80

L A Hamburger, father of Houston councilman Phil Hamburger, died at his home in Houston on Tuesday morning. He was 80 years old.

Houston U.P L. A. Hamburger Phil Hamburger

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Miss Graydon Helen Wills Fasker Jake Fasker Mrs. Fasker Rosemary Phoebe Collins Buna Syndien Gholston Drug Store Maxor Drug Company White Deer Drug CO GAR Conoco Continental Oil. Company Jets Globe-News Ib.e Goodrich Silvertowns F Goodrich Rand McNally & CO Fourth Fillmore Tire Headquarters
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