Trout Fishing Europe Style Gillies Aid European Anglers
Don Harrington notes gillies, local guides and wardens, run orderly fisheries in Austria and elsewhere. European streams are stocked and patrolled, with anglers paying fees and hiring gillies to rig tackle and net catches. Harrington plans to salmon fish in Scotland while observing postwar recovery trends in Germany and cautious England.
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Don Harrington
Gillies
Austria
Harrington
Europe
Salzburg
Germany
England
This and That on Public Figures and Local Concerns
Readers discuss reappraising the school system and electing to a school board. They reference Truman and a Dred Scott comparison, warn about a blind crossing on Grand Avenue, recall Francis X Bushman and Beverly Bayne, and note steel can production for food packaging. End with Wes Izzard signature.
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Taxpayers Association
Harry Truman
Supreme Court
Dred Scott
Edgar Wheeler
Portales
Ward Heeler
Washington
You
Harry Hopkins
Francis X. Bushman
Beverly Bayne
Truman and Eisenhower trade barbs in heated campaign clash
Long range exchanges mark a heated campaign as Eisenhower campaigns in Atlanta urging a wholesale clean-out of Washington bosses and Truman counters in Parkersburg warning Republicans risk atomic war. Both tie the other to foreign policy and the Kremlin as Labor Day stops draw crowds.
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Associated Press
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E & TS
Parkersburg
Wva
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American Legion
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Four Children In School This Term For Woefle Family
Mrs. F J Woefle faces a quieter house this term with four of her ten children in school. She recalls days when as many as six were in class and notes school brings needed peace amid a lively brood. At 706 Browning she manages meals, laundry, and care for the younger children while the others attend St Mary's Academy.
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Daily News
Billy Forde
F. J. Woefle
Browning
Helen
Annette
Juanita
Judy
Mary Louise Broome
Papa Woefle
St. Mary's Academy
Mama Weefle
Culprit Charged In Wards Hold Up
Webb 21 was charged with robbery by assault after fleeing Montgomery Ward’s with over 13258 in cash and checks and was arraigned with his statement corroborating witness accounts. A Ward employee remained missing as police questioned Webb.
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Bill Feather
Montgomery Ward
Ward
William Booth Webb
Deane Watson
Webb
Cool Weather Persists Across High Plains Amid Mild Temperatures
High Plains residents enjoyed mild fall like weather with regional highs in the 70s and 80s after a hot summer. Amarillo reached 85 with a 50 degree low while overnight readings fell to 49 marking the coolest date for Sept. 21 in 60 years of US Weather Bureau records. Local towns reported varied highs from 75 in Clayton to 85 in Hobart with light winds around 19 mph.
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Amarillo
US Weather Bureau
K. R. Jenkins
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Clayton
Lubbock
Dalhart
Tuccumcari
Roswell
Guymon
Childress
Gage
Ho Hart
Baseball Scores National League and American League summaries
National League games show Brooklyn and Philadelphia with scoring totals in twin bills, including 2 8 run outcomes and 9 12 run results. American League notes Detroit Chicago and Boston New York matchups list runs, pitchers, and final tallies with multiple errors and late surges.
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Moore
Labine
King
Walker
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Chicago
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White
Trucks
Batts
Dobson
Dorish
Aloma
Johnson
Story of Submarine War To Be Revealed
The Amarillo Daily News will publish next week the first true account of the underseas war. Submarine tells what happened beneath the Pacific in World War I written by Cmdr. Edward L. Beach now skipper of the USS Trigger.
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Amarillo Daily News
Pacific
Cmdr
Edward L. Beach
Akipper
Trigger
Navy
Commander Beach
Second Hurricane Churning Atlantic
Miami reports a dangerous tropical hurricane with winds up to 135 mph churning the Atlantic, delivering mountainous seas and threatening coastal areas as it tracks its course.
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Miami
Fla
Atlantic
Holiday Traffic Toll and Atlantic Storm Update
The Labor Day weekend toll reached 432 traffic deaths 55 drownings and 71 in other accidents with 558 violent deaths total. Rain reduced travel yet increased hazards as a second hurricane moves northwest of Puerto Rico threatening no land presently and under watch by meteorologists.
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U.S
Coal Miners Return To Work As Mourning Period Ends
Pittsburgh dispatch notes most U S coal miners resume work after a 10 day memorial period for mine disaster victims though sections of Western Pennsylvania Kentucky and Tennessee extend the holiday amid ongoing contract disputes. About 1100 Utah miners idle over medical exam disputes as United Mine Workers leader John L Lewis negotiates a new pact.
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Mys
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Ares
Indus
Olver & Wiggins Lor, Co
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Deny Request To Reshuffle Assessments By City Officials
The city commission and school board rejected the Citizens Taxpayers Association bid to cut residential assessments to 56 percent, saying no change will be made. Mayor Klein cited good equalization between residential at 62.6 percent and commercial at 58 percent, with adjustments possible via the tax equalization board.
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Paul Timmons
Citizen's Taxpayers Association
Klein
Sim Kelly
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Telephone Company
Amarillo
John Crudgington
School Board
City Commisson
Crudgington
Mi i
Taxpayers Organization
Paul Craig
Terporary
James L. McCormick
McCormick
Commission
George Ehrenborg Company of
Dallas
Ehrenborg
Craig
Weather forecast for Amarillo and vicinity and New Mexico
The US Weather Bureau reports fair skies with a warming trend. In the Panhandle and South Plains expect highs 80 to 90 and 50 to 85 in parts, with New Mexico fair and warmer east portions, highs 80 to 90 and lows around 49 to 66. Extended period shows temperatures 3 to 4 degrees below normal for West Texas, with cooler nights and a warming trend midweek.
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Panhand
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New Mexico
Burrise
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