Golden Sandie Band Banquet and Dance Tonight
The Golden Sandie Band holds its annual banquet and dance at 7 p.m. in the Crystal Ballroom of the Herring Hotel with Dr. James Neilson of Oklahoma City University delivering a short talk. Clyde Rowe will award outstanding band members as Weldon Bright and his orchestra provide music. The two day clinic ends with a combined bands spring concert directed by Dr. Neilson at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow in the Amarillo High auditorium. Tickets cost 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for students.
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Crystal Ballroom
Herring Hotel
James Neilson
Oklahoma City University
Clyde Rowe
Blackburn-Shaw
Weldon Bright
Amarillo High
Sam Houston
Elizabeth Nixson
Neilson
AHS
Deadly disease cholera cuts life in minutes
Asiatic cholera is described as one of the most dangerous diseases. Reports note people can die within 60 minutes after the first signs of infection.
Old Irish cure for whooping cough bones in children's mouths
An old practice among western Ireland peasants reportedly uses fish and frogs' heads placed in the mouths of children suffering whooping cough as a cure. The item also notes that Minnesota and North Dakota produce four fifths of the US flaxseed crop.
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Ireland
Minnesota
South and
North Dakota
President of Mormons Dies On Birthday
George Albert Smith, eighth president of the Latter-Day Saints, died at his Salt Lake City home on his 81st birthday. Funeral set for Saturday at the Mormon Tabernacle. Smith had been ill since a winter virus and hospital confinement in February. He became church president May 21, 1945, after Heber J. Grant’s death, with David O. McKay poised as likely successor.
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Salt Lake City
George Albert Smith
Latter-Day Saints
Mormon) Church
Truman
Smith
Mormon Tabernacle
Temple Square
President Smith
Elder Smith
Heber J. Grant
David O. McKay
McKay
Council of Twelve Apostles
Dinosaurs Regained as World Rulers Despite Flawed Brains
The dinosaurs, derided as reptilian morons for their small brains, nonetheless dominated Earth for about 60 million years, demonstrating surprising strategic prowess and resilience in the ancient biosphere.
Amarillo High picks regional meet contestants for IL Contest
Amarillo High School selected entrants for nine events at the Interscholastic League Contests with regional contests to be held later in Lubbock. Entries include Sue Bradley and many others across typing, golf, tennis, debate, extempore speaking, writers, number sense, and slide rule, with several alternates listed.
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Amarillo High School
Lubbock
AHS
Sue Bradley
Don Anglin
Kay Adams
Elizabeth Brock
Marjorie Blanton
Carol Wells
Maria Byars
Robbie Blaisdell
Beverly Baxwell
Faye Bateman
Nita Johnson
Betty Elliott
Pat Greer
Celia McCartney
Jocelyn Speer
Maxine
Bill McCrary
Mike Flynn
Shirley Feierabend
Sue Keffer
Travis Boles
Ted Nicklaus
Jerry Merchant
Alvin Hicks
Don Willingham
Earnie Foster
Sue Dearley
Judy Boozer
Jimmie Baker
Rex Baxter
George Ausbach
Don Gatlin
Bobby Sanders
Jimmie Russell
Richard Stroud
Bob Fausett
Carlos Moore
Bob Kerr
Terry Smith
Don Singleton
Jerry Hollingsworth
Prudence Brown
Diane Thomas
Sally Taylor
Juana Ree Owens
Barney Young
Richard Thompson
John Jenkins
Allan Adkins
Eugenia Scott
Nancy Bursey
Gloria Weisenman
Margie Greer
Neal Allen
Bob Foster
Dorothy Burnett
Sally Bivins
Carolyn Higinbotham
Sue Cearley
Fred Reichert
Robyn Louise Town
F. T. Crews
Don Reid
Mary Crow
Bel Canto Chorale Leaves for Lubbock Exchange Program
Amarillo High School's Bel Canto Chorale and director A. M. Autrey drove to Lubbock for a program at Lubbock High School. The exchange project this year includes Plainview, Lubbock, and Pampa schools presenting at AHS assemblies.
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Amarillo High School
Bel Canto Chorale
A. M. Autrey
Lubbock
Plainview
Pampa
At Work A Day Dragging Hint: Too Little To Do
The line implies boredom when tasks are scarce and time drags at work. It suggests that a slow pace stems from lack of assignments rather than personal pace, urging retention of focus and seeking new responsibilities.
Will Discuss Rent Housing In Fort Worth Meeting
Amarillo housing will be discussed informally in Fort Worth as Mayor Gene Klein and Rex Baxter meet with district FHA officials. E T Stearns regional director returns from Washington to join Ed Lavell FHA underwriter. John E Mote housing analyst’s Amarillo report will be reviewed. The Housing and Home Finance Agency may determine defense area designations.
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Amarillo
Fort Worth
Gene Klein
Rex B. Baxter
Federal Housing Administration
E. T. Stearns
Washington
Walter Rogers
Ed Lavell
FHA
John E. Mote
Mote
Klein
Baxter
Housing and
Sheriff thanks inmates for jail cleanup cooperation
Sheriff Gay Stuelke expressed gratitude to 31 inmates for their whole-hearted cooperation in a jail cleanup and paint-up project.
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Gay Stuelke
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