05 May 1951
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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1951
Page
1
Surviving Wheat Calf High on Prairies Samnorwood FFA show set today. Samnorwood FFA chapter plans a 4-H livestock show with judging by Van Zandt of Wheri ee and several classes including beef breeding and dairy cows, gilts, and dogs.
Kansas City reports slim wheat harvest prospects across the Southwest prairies as forecasters cut federal outlooks. Weather drought, pests, and abandonment of acreage hit Kansas Texas and Oklahoma, with Colorado showing the best outlook amid large regional losses.
Will Wilson associate justice of the Texas Supreme Court will be the guest at a noon luncheon of the Amarillo Bar Association held today at the Amarillo Club. The guest is a 1997–elected Supreme Court member who previously served as Dallas district attorney for two terms and as assistant attorney general under Matin and Seliers.
The bulletin lists 24 hour precipitation and high low temperatures for numerous locations including Amarillo Dalhart Dallas Texarkana and cities like Los Angeles Minneapolis New Orleans New York City Oklahoma City Omaha Phoenix San Francisco Seattle and Shreveport Tulsa. It notes 24 hour totals and temperatures at reporting stations with Varying results across the region.
A fragmentary 1940s Amarillo page lists birth notices, addresses, and property transfers. Entries mention a Thursday and Friday window at St Anthony's Hospital, with names like Mr and Mrs Wayne D. Wit and Neva Jr.. multiple property lots with values. and a roster of auto registrations and employment data from the Texas Employment Commission.
List of individuals with jurisdictions and addresses including Ben D Boyce from Hereford and J O R ay t from Osaka Japan among licensees and civil records. Includes names, towns, and states plus a note on corporation court records as of 4 PM and traffic criminal fines.
Pvt. Stanley Amborski, 21, who was smuggled out of Ft. Leonard Wood due to fears for his life, will be returned to the camp as soon as released from the hospital. A Fifth Army spokesman said he will travel back alone or under guard depending on his attitude after being treated for pneumonia at Great Lakes Hospital.
Reconstruction era brief notes describe a misprint filled item about Boston and a southern location. The fragment hints at place names and measurements but lacks clear events or dates to establish a factual incident.
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