Woolworths moves tenants for new Seventh and Polk store
The F W Woolworth Co served vacate notices to ten tenants at Seventh and Polk to clear by May 31 for a new two story and basement Woolworth building. Tenants include Patton the Tailor Mrs Vann Beauty Salon news stand and London Alaska Fur Co. The National Shirt Shop has moved nearby and Wagner's will move to 118 East Sixth. The 601 Polk site is leased to Three Sisters Stores with A Eberstadt owner.
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F. W. Woolworth Co
Seventh and
Polk
Woolworth Company
Patton
Mrs. Vann
West Seventh
Walter Stone
Beery's
Lasso Cafe
Wagner's
London
Alaska Fur Co
Harris Co
National Shirt Shop
East Sixth
Woolworth Co
Three Sisters
A. Eberstadt
Woolworth
Seventh and Polk
Dipsy Doodlers to Head Amarillo High Spring Concert
Amarillo High School A Cappella Choir will present the Dipsy Doodlers, a cowboy trio that recently hit in the Gay Nineties Revue. The 8 o'clock concert tomorrow night at Municipal Auditorium features Adrian McClish Reuben Noel and Benny Hale in Western costumes with songs We Three and Mama Dont Low No Music. The trio formed years ago and plan further auditions and touring.
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Amarillo High School
Dipsy Doodlers
Adrian McClish
Left
Rueben Noel
Benny Hale
Municipal Auditorium
Reuben Noel
Adrian
Reuben
Amarillo Junior College
Benny
Tex Ritter
Amarillo
Ritter
Sam Houston
Ken Murray
California
F. I. Hale
Virginia
R. H. Noel
North Polk
W. C. McClish
Kentucky
Negotiations Break On Hiring Agreement At Amarillo Iron Works
Talks between International Boiler Makers union and Amarillo Iron Works have broken down after a week-long strike. The central dispute is acceptance of a preferential hiring agreement, with company spokesmen said not to have agreed. Negotiations may resume next week with no date set.
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Amarillo Iron Works
T. G. McMullin
International Boiler Makers Union
Mr. McMullin
Governor Proclaims Good Friday Observance in Texas
Governor Jester proclaims April 4 as Good Friday urging reverent observance by Christians and asking businesses to close from noon until 3 PM for meditation and prayer across state departments and the public.
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Austin
Beauford
No Absentee Ballots Cast In River Road School Vote
No absentee ballots were cast for trustees of the River Road School board. Mrs. Glenn Scott, secretary, said today. Three incumbents sought re-election while write-in candidates were possible. Nominees included W. T. Oler, Charles A. O’Dell, and H. D. Reitman with others on the slate like Dr. G. L. Cline, C. N. Brown, James M. Metcalf, and Dean Pavillard. Trustees serve three year terms.
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River Road School Board
Glenn Scott
Scott
W. T. Oler
Charles A. O'Dell
H. D. Reitman
G. L. Cline
C. N. Brown
James M. Metcalf
Dean Pavillard
City Manager and CAA Inspect Army Air Field
City Manager A P Hancock and CAA and WAA officials inspected English Field and Amarillo Army Air Field to discuss the citys hope to gain title to the facilities. CAA reps were Jack Robson and Bill Pugh. WAA reps were Ross White and Mr Frye.
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English Field
Amarillo Army Air Field
A. P. Hancock
Civil Aeronautics Administration
War Assets Administration
Jack Robson
Fort Worth
Bill Pugh
Big Spring
CAA
Ross White
Frye
Dallas
WAA
Hancock
Center's Fund Reaches 3069 After New Donations
Fourteen contributions totaling 125 pushed the San Jacinto Youth Center fund to 3069.50. John Fairey notes supporters include Plains Plumbing Company and Amarillo Council of United Commercial Travelers. A Panhandle committee plans countywide expansion while Kiwanis members pledge 733.50 monthly. Volunteers and equipment remain in demand.
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San Jacinto
John Fairey
Plains Plumbing Company
A. L. Crouch
Mr. Flanagan
R. V. Askew
D. V. Wible
Raymond Smith
Ted Springer
J. W. Simpson
W. H. Howell
George Grasmick
E. M. Dailey
A J. Weiser
Fay Herndon
J. B. Howe
Panhandle
San Jacinto Kiwanis Club
Henry Cusick
Wes Rynders
Dr Puckett Hospitalized After Major Surgery
Dr. B. M. Puckett is a patient at Northwest Texas hospital following major surgery yesterday morning. Today officials describe his condition as good.
Farmers Make Change On Missouri River Bridge
Bert Hershey, toll collector on the Missouri River bridge, took a farmer’s $10 bill and handed back change, after the motorist quipped that farmers don’t carry smaller bills. Nebraska City April 2.
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Nebraska City
Neb
Bert Hershey
Missouri River
Arrange Services For John R. Bruce
Funeral services for John R. Bruce, 37, who died in Veterans Hospital yesterday from burns, will be at Vega Methodist Church at 10 tomorrow. Rev. John English will officiate. Bruce, a World War II veteran, leaves a widow, an infant son, his mother, two brothers and two sisters. Burial at Littlefield. N. S. Griggs & Sons directing.
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John R. Bruce
Veterans Hospital
Burns
Vega Methodist Church
John English
Mr. Bruce
Vega
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Littlefield
N. S. Griggs & Sons
Auto License Sales Brisk at Potter County Tax Office
Automobile license sales were brisk today at the Potter County tax office as 1947 plates become required for vehicles operating now. No arrests were made yesterday as agencies granted a grace day for those with 1946 plates before the new plates were due.
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Potter County
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Buchanan
Ol’ Vernon Sez
Oriental Cleaners
Vernon Hancock
Ny Seave
Eves Developments Peata
Gates
Bull Tire CO
Helene
Tyler
River Road
Army Air Field
Floyd V. Studer
American United Life Insurance Company
Amarillo, Texas
Amarillo Venetian Blind Co
Taylor St
Fisk Building
West Tenth Avenue
Smith & Sons
N. FiLlmore
West Sixth
MR. Critchfield
W. Sixth
Center
Potter
Ege
Jenkin
Piane
Steinway
Chickering
Everett
Conover
Janssen
Story and Clark
Cable
Winter
Ong St
Berreer
Unconst
J.B. Coe Lumber Co
Frotnet Nol
S. D. Stinson
14Th
Texas
J. FP. Johnson
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