Gas Citations Served Today In Hutchinson County Suit
Gas citations issued in Hutchinson County related to a 108th District Court gas lease case filed by Fred DeVore against Dave Rubin and others. The suit covers residue gas sale to a carbon black firm and seeks losses for royalty owners and voiding of a Rubin tract agreement. A separate note reports a toy cog wheel removal from a 17 month old girl after a choking incident in Austinberg.
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Hutchinson Coungas
108Th District
Fred&. DeVore
Dave Rubin
Rubin
Austinberg
Doris Marie Inman
Lakeside Hospital
Eland
Amarillo Aviation Club Plans Cross Country Flight Tour
Amarillo residents show strong interest in aviation as the Amarillo Aviation Club announces a cross country time trial tour and a 7:30 pm Wednesday meeting at KGNC to discuss competition rules, club name, dues, and committee leadership. President Thornton Oxnard invites all aspiring flyers to join.
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Amarillo
Amarillo Aviation Club
KGNC
Thornton Oxnard
Oxnard
Kenyon Plans New Bottling Plant in Amarillo
Kenyon announces Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co will start production at 611 West Sixth Avenue in Amarillo within days. The project marks the first local manufacturing of Pepsi-Cola in the city, with Kenyon noted for 25 years running the Kenyon Grain and Seed Co.
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Kenyon
Revised Tax Revision Bill Sent Up for Senate Action
The finance committee sent to the Senate the revised five billion dollar tax revision bill. It aims to clear the way for business improvement. Changes include elimination of the administration sponsored undistributed profits tax.
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Senate
Washington
Finance Committee
House
Meteorite Crash Shocks Winnetka Parkway
A small meteorite struck a Winnetka parkway last night leaving a two inch fragment and a five inch sod hole. Police officers Lester Barker and Thomas Schultz recovered the fragment after reports of a loud crash and bright flash.
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Chicago
Winnetka
Lester Barker
Thomas Schultz
Alligator Visits Central School In Florida Show
A lively Florida visitor, a young alligator, performs for Central School students. The animal is carried with care by pupils and is expected to gain weight and grow under school supervision.
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Central School
Florida
1700 New Homes to Boom Business in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City firms C. B. Warr Realty Company and G. A. Nichols, Inc announce plans to build 1700 new homes at an estimated cost of 2.5 million dollars. The project, funded by federal housing administration financing, will use the FHA 25 year low interest payment plan.
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Oklahoma City
U.P
C. B. Warr Realty Company
G. A. Nichols, Inc
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Claude Crime Quiet as Grand Jury Opens
District Attorney Robert Underwood said crime is under control at Claude. Judge BE. C. Nelson Jr. empaneled the grand jury yesterday but no complaints were presented. The jury recessed to the third week of the term. it is the first empaneled in six months with no criminal cases pending.
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Robert Underwood
Claude
BE. C. Nelson, Jr
Mr. Underwood
Anemia Victim Appeals for Blood Donors in St Louis
St Louis reporting that 25 year old anemia patient James Hedley is appealing for volunteer blood donors to stay alive. He has received 94 transfusions since his illness began and can only live normally for five to six weeks post transfusion. Hedley says his waiting list of donors has run out.
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ST. Louis
James Hedley
Hedley
Merchants Urged Not To Dye Rabbits and Chicks
Los Angeles authorities urge merchants not to color rabbits and baby chicks for Easter. The city humane commission warns dyed pets inflame children who squeeze them to death.
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Los Angeles
City Humane Commission
Need Work! Tam Seeks Yard Job in Classified Ad
A man requests any kind of yard work in a brief classified notice. The ad indicates ongoing continuation on page 9.
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Tam
Law Captures Violator Here
A man held in Potter County jail is serving a $100 theft fine while FBI fingerprint records identify him as John Stevenson, a parole violator wanted in Walla Walla Washington. The Potter County sheriff notes the county’s fingerprint system cooperates with the FBI to locate wanted individuals.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Potter County
Jim Stevens
Federal Bureau of Investigation
John Stevenson
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Texas
Wen
Washington
Parsons Funeral Services to Be Held for Roland Parsons
Funeral services for Roland Parsons a 35 year old Potter County farmer who died Monday night will be held at 4 pm tomorrow at Boxwell Brothers Funeral Chapel Rev Len Hodges of the San Jacinto Baptist Church will officiate Burial will follow in Memorial Park Cemetery
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Boxwell Brothers
Roland Parsons
Potter County
Len Hodges
San Jacinto Baptist Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Frome Family Car Crash Investigation Deepens
Details emerge about the Frome family tragedy as a man named Jackson suspects two women seized the Frome automobile after Mrs. Frome and her 23 year old daughter Nancy were beaten and killed while traveling across West Texas. Authorities including E M Wells discuss highway division inquiries as the case unfolds.
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Frome
Jackson
Nancy
West Texas
E. M. Wells
Division Highway
Wells
Balmorhea
West Texas double murder hunt widens with rewards offered
Reported sightings place two women in a dark Frome Packard between Balmorhea and Van Horn where the vehicles were later found. Gov Allred adds $1000 reward while Dallas contact Tom Patten funds a general reward. Big Spring adds $50. A 27-year-old man was involved in a separate note.
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Gineer
Pecos
Tex
Frome Packard
Balmorhea
van Horn
Allred
Texas
Big Spring
Nice Work and You Can Get It
An Amarillo Globe News Want Ad urges yard workers and tradespeople to place daily notices in the spring classifieds. It highlights services such as paper hanging decorating painting carpentry and house cleaning, promoting affordable ads to reach over 33 000 subscribers via the Globe News Want Ads.
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Amarillo
Globe News
DIAL
Globe-News
Distant murder suspects tied to frome case and flee details
Officers searched a Denton freight train as sheriff Cartsinger orders nationwide checks for possible knowledge of the Frome murders. Two suspects told Kansas City police that an ex convict and his girlfriend may be in the El Paso area.
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Denton
Dallas Cartsinger
Kansas City
el Paso
Texas
Mrs. Frome
Nancy
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Minas
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Iowa
Dick Powell
Joan Blondell
Powell
Pat O'Brien
Warner Brothers
Bette Davis
Tack
France
Biriatow
Parsons Funeral
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Jim Milam
W. G. Frome
Harry Groves
Johnny Rodriguez
Johnnie Robles
Tom Higgins
Leo Wahler
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Silvertown
A. R. Ellis
Pittsburgh Testing Laboratory
Famous Testing Laboratory
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CAL Farley Tire Shop
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