City adds Homer Rowntree to tax staff in drive
Homer Rowntree joins the city tax office as a special deputy tax collector. He will pursue delinquent personal property taxes and beer liquor licenses, with about $72 000 in delinquent assets estimated. Fire crews tended a trash fire at 1012 East Tenth early morning.
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Homer Rowntree
Rowntree
Perry Burks
Burks
Police
1012
East Tenth
Russian Chief Vassily Sokolovsky Leaves Berlin
British sources report Marshal Vassily Sokolovsky has left Berlin possibly for Moscow. He heads the Russian occupation zone and dominates Berlin crisis news as Allied Control Council meets disruption continues after Soviet demands.
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Vassily Sokolovsky
Moscow
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Russia
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Lucius D. Clay
Allied Control Council
Control Council
Missing Doyle Rankin Sought by Parents after Safety Meeting
Doyle Rankin Penny, 26, last seen Monday night after attending a Southwestern Public Service Company safety meeting where he works. He wore a cream shirt, pink Army-type pants, brown shoes and hat. 5'11", 165 pounds, with a wart on his left hand. Authorities ask anyone with information to contact his parents at 1201 Buchanan.
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Buchanan
Doyle Rankin
Penny
Rankin
Southwestern Public Service Company
Massed Bands Play Tonight at Municipal Auditorium
A massed concert featuring 230 band students from Golden Die Band Elizabeth Nixon Junior High and Sam Houston Junior High, conducted by Dr. D O Wiley with assistants Clyde Rowe and Fred Rattan, occurs at 8 PM. Admission is 15 cents for students and 25 cents for adults. Proceeds fund band expenses for state contests on April 30 and May 1.
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Municipal Auditorium
Goldendie
Elizabeth Nixson
Sam Houston
D. O. Wiley
Texas Technological Band
Lubbock
Amarillo
Clyde Rowe
Fred Rattan
Nyon
Burglars Take $40 From Hill Grocery
Burglars stole $40 last night from Hill Grocery at 711 West Seventh after forcing a rear door hole and unlocking the main door. Police also investigated a break-in at Thompson Barber Shop on West Sixteenth, where a window was broken but nothing appeared missing.
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Hill Grocery
West Seventh
Thompson Barber Shop
West Sixteenth
Osteopathic talks tour Texas colleges by Larry Mills
Larry Mills of the American Osteopathic Association visited Amarillo College West Texas State College and Texas Technological College as part of a three week Texas tour under the State Vocational Guidance Committee. He told about 40 physicians and surgeons students that thousands of physicians will be needed by 1960 and emphasized strict selection to raise student quality. Mills noted freshman slots for 1948-49 are nearly filled with a June 1 deadline for viable applicants. 3,800 applicants seek 460 openings.
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West Texas State College
Texas ‘Technological College
Larry Mills
American Osteopathic Association
Mills
Texas
Texas Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons
L. V. Cradit
Amarillo
District 1 Society of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons
United States
Senator Brown Declines Reelection Over Costs
Temple April 9 State Sen. Buster Brown says he will not seek another term from the 21st District citing inability to afford the job. He argues the $1,200 biannual salary fails to cover actual expenses and income loss during the legislature.
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Temple
Buster Brown
Brown
Fire Bomb Attempt Targets Armour Employee Home
A seventh attempt to set fire to the home of Armour & Company worker Earl A. White was reported. Police said a bottle of gasoline or naphtha was thrown against his door yesterday afternoon but did not explode. CIO officials denounced the act as a form of intimidation in the ongoing strike situation.
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Fort Worth
U.P
Armour & Company
CIO
Ion
Earl A. White
Fire attacks on Armour workers homes spark warning
Six reports in 10 days describe bottles or jars of kerosene with makeshift cloth wicks ignited and thrown at Armour employees homes. No fires of significant size occurred. A J Pittman district director United Packinghouse Workers issued a statement after repeated incidents.
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A. J. Pittman
United Packinghouse Workers
Dalton Eason Pleads Guilty to Incendiary Charge
Dalton Eason of 400 North East Eighth pleaded guilty in Potter County Court to carrying a pistol and throwing incendiary devices. He was fined 200 dollars plus costs. The statement disavowed by the Dalton Eason holding in the county jail and tied to union activity, while the McCartys deny involvement in the strike tactics.
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Potter Union
Eason
North East Eighth
McCartys
1815
Washington
John McCartys
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