Man Jailed in Assault Case
Regina Rodriguez aged 23 is charged in district court with assault with intent to murder after a shooting at the rear of 200 North Cleveland. Officer testimony states Rodriguez fired into the ground to scare Joe Gutierrez. Nellie Gutierrez signed the complaint. Rodriguez is held on a $1,000 bond at arraignment before Justice C. W. Carder.
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Regina Rodriguez
North
Cleveland
Rodiguez
Joe Gutierrez
Sherif
Rodriquez
Gutierez
Nellie Gutierrez
Justice of the Peace
C. W. Carder
Graveside Rites Set For Dunn Infant Today
Charlotte Ann Dunn infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam Dunn of 2216 Van Buren dies at Northwest Texas Hospital. Graveside rites at 4 pm in Liano Cemetery with Dr Neal D Cannon officiating. Survivors include the parents two brothers Sam Dunn Jr and Lehmer Dunn and a sister Patricia. Arrangements by Blackburn Shaw Funeral Home.
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Charlotte Ann Dunn
Sam Dunn
van Buren
Northwest Texas Hospital
Liano Cemetery
Neal D. Cannon
Polk Street Methodist Church
Lehmer Dunn
Patricia
Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home
Spirits Balk As Reporter Waits Return
In Dallas on April 8, reports described a quiet evening as alleged spirits failed to reappear after a Sunday haunting at the Goebel home. Furniture moved briefly, a goldfish bowl sloshed, and a kite string bobbed, but no other disturbances occurred despite neighbors and reporters observing.
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Dallas
Ben F. Goebel
Ben
Mrs. Goebel
Goebels
Goebel
Five Amarillo Chamber Past Presidents On Radio Panel
Five former Amarillo Chamber of Commerce presidents will appear on KFDA at 7 30 tonight. They will discuss the origin of the Amarillo Chamber and the history of national commercial organizations. Panelists: Ed Hardin Guy Saunders Dr Jason Robberson Col E A Simpson and John Boyce.
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Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
KFDA
Ed Hardin
Guy Saunders
Jason Robberson
Col
E. A Simpson
John Boyce
Injured Amarillo Men Suffer Worse From Crash
James W. Adams 25 and Robert W. Walsh 23 remained in serious condition at St. Anthony's Hospital after a Sunday early morning crash near Fifteenth and Van Buren. Adams had internal injuries and scalp lacerations. Walsh chest injuries. both unconscious or semi conscious. Passenger Elaine Farmer 24 received emergency care. W. H. Childers 26, treated and dismissed. Walsh was the driver in the collision with a parked car.
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James W. Adams
Robert W. Walsh
Amarillo
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Adams
West Sixth
Walsh
W. H. Childers
West Eleventh
Elaine Farmer
van Buren
Fighteenth and
Black Burial Rites Set for Thursday
Funeral services for G. A. Black former manager of Amarillo Inn will be held at 2 PM Thursday in Blackburn Shaw Memorial Chapel Reverend Phil H Gates will officiate Pallbearers are Frank Divers M Reese Norman Sheppard Mike Murnoff Bob Rollins and Otis Lively Black died March 31 in San Diego California at age 50 Surviving relatives include his widow Ona Lee Black of San Diego a son three brothers E G Black A C Black C A Black five sisters Maggie Morrow Jewell Wallam Florence King Mary Moats Carlee Heckathorn and H B Black Wellington and 16 nephews and nieces.
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G. A. Black
Amarillo Inn
Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel
Phil H. Gates
Buchanan Street Methodist Church
Frank Divers M. Reese
Norman Sheppard
Mike Murnoff
Bob Rollins
Otis Lively
Black
San Diego
Cal
L. E. Black
Ona Lee Black
E. G. Black
Wellington
A. C. Black
Amarillo
C. A. Black
Chillicothe
Maggie Morrow
Jewell Wallam
Florence King
Mary Moats
Carlee Heckathorn
Childress
H. B. Black
Hopkins Bond Granted On Perjury Charge
A. G. Hopkins is released from Potter County jail on a $1,000 bond after a grand jury indicted him on three counts of perjury. The charges relate to a January child custody case in which he sought custody of five children whose custody had been awarded to their mother in a September 1944 divorce.
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A. G. Hopkins
Potter County
Grand Jury
Hopkins
108Th Judicial District Court
Aluminum licenses used by six states in 1946 plates
Arkansas Connecticut Oregon Rhode Island South Dakota Virginia and Washington state used aluminum for their 1946 automobile license plates. The lighter metal aided plate production during wartime material shortages and reflected nationwide filing practices.
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Arkansas
Connecticut
Oregon
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Virginia
Ashington
Garden Club Sale Supports San Jacinto Youth Center
Amarillo garden group hosts a rummage sale Friday with proceeds aiding the San Jacinto Youth Center. Club leadership urges donations by Tuesday to Seventh and Carolina, or pickup calls to Mrs. Cusick. Center seeks more instructors as youth activity rises. contact Jack Haas or the center at 7601 Wes Rynders for details.
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Amarillo
John Pairey
J. A. Gifford
G. D. Gathright
Kent
San Jacinto School
Jack Haas
Wes Rynders
Henry Cusick
Blessen Elected to Rural School Board in Bushland
Henry Blessen won a seat on the Potter County School Board for the Bushland precinct after canvassed returns. He succeeds his stepfather, the late George Menke. H. H. Hale also won election to the Bushland Common School District board.
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Henry Blessen
Potter County
Bushland
Blessen
George Menke
H. H. Hale
Bushland Common
Medical Meet Opens With Banquet At Herring Hotel
Registration for the Panhandle District Medical Society Spring meeting started at 9 this morning at the Herring Hotel. Dr. William A. Carroll of Amarillo serves as president. Dr. H. H. Larson, Amarillo, is district counsellor and Dr. George L. Powers, Amarillo, secretary. A banquet follows at 7:30 tonight at Old Tascosa for members.
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Panhandle
Fox Society
Potter County Medical Society
St. Anthony Hospital
Evelyn Powers
O. N. Hooker
Denton Kerr
Houston
E. H. Coachman
Muskogee
Quarantine set for 6 year old scarlet fever case
Les Allee Curtis, six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Bud Curtis of 2115 Ong, is quarantined at home with scarlet fever. It is the 11th scarlet fever case in Amarillo this year. Bud Curtis, a city commissioner candidate, is not quarantined along with his two sons who are staying with relatives.
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Allee Curtis
Bud Curtis
Amarillo
Railroads and Special Interest Stakes in Public Duty
The text argues that even nonowners of railroad stocks or bonds hold a stake through insurers and banks. It claims insurance companies and savings banks hold railroads, creating a public interest in ensuring railroads have sufficient support to operate effectively.
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Atkinson Drug Co
Amarillo Hotel
Globe News
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Walters
STAG
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