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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1950

Page

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National Kids Day salutes Kiwanis and paper sellers

A nationwide Kiwanis led celebration marks National Kids Day with members selling papers on the streets to raise funds. The piece includes a forwarded reflection on what defines a boy as the future, urging adults to invest time in youth and consider the world they will inherit.

Kiwanis International United States Canada Amarillo Kiwanis Clubs Gus Roberts Sid Harper H. F. Champion Continental Panhandle Trailway Erea Congress LS Voofnlg Slory Cn Dren Boys Ranch James M Jimmie Fidler Alaska Hawai National Kids’ Day Foundation, Inc San Jacinto Daily News Globe News Company Eaky 9 Rogers Day San Jaciito Kids’ Day Foundation Pott Foureteenth Tayior Taylor Tel-state Amarilla Texan

Left turns into driveways cited as illegal by reader call

A reader recounts a claim that turning left into a driveway is against the law and notes traffic violations common in towns. The writer proposes public education on rules and observes personal resolve to avoid such turns, mentioning Mayor Klein residing on the same street.

Mayor Klein

Last Day at Tri-State Fair Features Boyce Baxter Show

The Tri State Fair ends today with the Boyce and Baxter act delivering a fine show in the cattle barn scene. John Boyce jokes weather credit goes to Mr Winburn while the pair discuss fair weather as they sit on hay. Minnie Pearl chats with Mrs Bucke about shared roots between Centerville and Grinder's Switch.

Boyce and Baxter John Boyce Mr. Winburn Herb Bucke Minnie Pearl

Congress voting to adjourn until late November after veto override attempt

The House overrides a veto on an anti red bill while the Senate trims an amendment blocking aid to Soviet bloc suppliers. Congress plans a return in November as the Senate works to pass a 17 billion dollar emergency defense measure amid wage tax cuts starting October first.

Senate House Mr. Tru Aan

First non stop jet crosses Atlantic from England to Limestone

The first nonstop jet flight across 3,300 miles of Atlantic Ocean reached Limestone Air Force Base after 10 hours and one minute. Col David C. Schilling completed the crossing refueled aloft, while Lt. Col William D. Ritchie bailed out in Labrador as his plane ran out of fuel. Ritchie was rescued, and Schilling’s crew refueled at multiple tanker bases en route.

Limestone Air Force Base Atlantic Ocean England US Air Force Labrador Atlantic David C. Schilling Texas Ritchie Goose Bay Schiling Manaton London Prestwick Scotland Keflavik Icoland Labrador Schilling Washington United States Europe Schilling Mitchel Air Force Base

Tri-State Fair Opens A Glowing View Of Regional Growth

The fair in Amarillo nears closing as a sweeping showcase of the Texas Oklahoma New Mexico economy. Cattle, crops, industry and arts fill Tri-State Fair Park reflecting regional progress and drawing large crowds. Separately Senate resolutions cite Browder Field and Jaffe for contempt of Congress amid McCarthy era hearings.

Daily News Tri-State Amarillo Tri- State New Mexico Tri-State Fair Park Texas Panhandle South Plains Oklahoma Washington Senate Earl Browder Frederick Vanderbilt Field Philip Jaffe Congress McCarthy Wisconsin Voice Vole Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee Tydings Browder Field Jaffe

Reds Tighten Seoul Defenses Amid East Asia Battle

US cavalry pushed 35 miles beyond the southeast Korean lines threatening to trap retreating Reds en route to Seoul. In Seoul, Marines and First Cavalry moved toward the capital, seizing Suwon air field and drawing heavy resistance as Reds dug in and shells lobbed from city streets.

Seoul Suwon First Cavalry Sangju Tokyo Associated Press Hal Boyle Taegu Taehon- Seoul Red Pyongyang Inchon 10Th Corps Han River Yongdungpo Bill Rows Ross US First Cavalry

Fair events honor Wellington and surrounding communities

Morning judging of palomine entries and cattle classes in the grandstand at 9 100 AM kicks off the day. The Hames Carnival opens at 11 09 AM with FPA and 4 H show events at Eporte Arena. A Chevrolet award is planned for 7 0 PM as part of the Pair groinede celebration.

Wellington Parwheill Hovina Panhandle Whitt Ofer Orl.ver Vega Eporte Arena Chevrolet Hames

Quizdown Opens as San Jacinto and Canyon Teams Compete

Two student teams from San Jacinto School Amarillo and Canyon Elementary prepare for the opening Quizdown round at McKinley School auditorium starting 10 o clock with a 9 45 warm up hosted by quizmaster J B Uncle Jay Linn and KGNC director Bernie Howell.

San Jacinto School Amarillo Canyon McKinley School Seventh Washington J. B Jay” Linn Bernie Howell KGNC News-Globe Dumas Spearman Panhandle Canadian Mobeetie Quizdown Wits

Autumnal forecast and Libra omen from US almanac

The almanac reports cloudy, showery weekend weather in the Southwest and Texas with warmer Saturday afternoon. It notes extended forecasts for cooler beginnings next week and midmonth warmth, plus a Libra astrology note and tips about spending.

Gulf Plaine

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