Fine Builder on Code Charge in Amarillo Court
McMurtry, a building contractor, was found guilty and fined 200 dollars in corporation court for violating the city building code by using 2 by 6 timbers for floor joists at a Lipscomb street home. He plans to appeal to county court with attorney L A White. The city was represented by Manning & Manning.
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Corporation Court
McMurtry
Lipscomb
L. A. White
Amarillo
Manming & Manning
Small Classified Notes From Amarillo Readers
An assortment of personal requests and notices including requests for an upholsterer, buying a used play pen and bassinet, laundry services, lost purses and wallets, a missing change purse, a home for an elderly lady, job seeks for day or afternoon work, yard work offers, and a missing bicycle and keys with rewards offered. Names and contact numbers included where readable.
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Virginia Short
Washigton
Wants to Do Ironing and Babysitting in Household
The notice lists Winnie Taylor of 2411 Cleveland Route 2 Box 558 seeking hourly ironing in her home and Pearson offering babysitting services. Also mentions mvnet headquarters near Karlshortst and a 4 power Berlin sector dispute over heavy tanks.
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Winnie Taylor
Cleveland
Tack
Pearson
Mvnet
Karlshortst
Berlin
Lewis and United Mine Workers Contempt Case Focuses on Court Order
Government attorney argued that Lewis and the UMW violated an April 3 court order to end the coal strike, noting the order was served April 5 and miners were told to resume work a week later. The dispute over pensions and a March 15 walkout fueled continued miner absence as Lewis faced scrutiny.
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Lewis
UMW
Morison
Goldsborough
John
100 Soviet Tanks Enter Berlin Suburb
British officials said about 100 Stalin tanks have entered Berlin's southeast suburbs. They reported the armored units moving into the wooded sector south of Lake Mueggel near the area around Koepenick.
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Berlin
Underseas Marines Brave Arctic Ice
In Alaska during wartime maneuvers, Marine Corps underwater swimmers penetrated Arctic ice and slush from submarines off Kodiak Island. Led by Maj. Charles A. Rigaud, they worked in four degrees below freezing water for over an hour, aided by Navy teams and rubber suits.
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San Diego
Cal
Marine Corps
George D. Murray
Kodiak Island
First Marine Division
Charles A. Rigaud
Navy
Murray
Tidelands Bill Advances From House Judiciary Panel
The House Judiciary Committee approved the Tidelands Bill with no recorded vote. the measure would grant states title to certain offshore lands and submerged lands within state boundaries. A Senate subcommittee has approved a similar bill, though some elements face Justice Department opposition. Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt departed for Zurich, Switzerland.
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House Judiciary Group
Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Michener
Senate
Justice Department
Livestock Auction Report Highlights Mixed Cattle and Sheep Prices
Market notes show fed steers topping at 5150 with mainly good to choice quality. Medium weight cattle and heifers sold in the 2430 to 3050 range, with bulls 2050 to 2450 and vealers 2400 to 2900. Sheep and lambs were scarce with no top quality lots. prices bid higher on woolled lambs. Liquidating fund offering 208.
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Financiaus Trial Fund
Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner & Beane
Prev
Choa
Eline Anny
Ren Stel
Am Tel & Tel
Armour & Co Be
Aveo Ae
Balawin Locomot
Bendix Aviation
Jenem Steed
EH Binox Ass
Borden
Branitt
Briges
Chrysler
Curtiss Wright
Deere Co
Dour ‘Aircraft
Gooarien
Interlake
Harvester
Pe Jones
Kennecott
Glenn L. Martin
Montgomery Ward Sr
Nash
Kelvinator
Rte
Ohio
Packard
Amer Airways
Paramount
Penn Arion
Joe Penney
Pheipe-Dodge
Phillips
Plymouth
Pure Oil Radio Corp
Keith A
Rep
Steeles
Shell Union
Sinclair
Socony
Spieceline
Nime Tow
Studebaker Ion Be
Texas Corp
Tex Gas
Tae Union” Carbide
United Aircraft
US Steel
Warner Bros
Western Union
Willyson Whison
Kansas City
Arizona
Markets Stock Averages and Livestock Prices Report
Merrill Lynch stock averages show gains while Chicago liv estock market reports April 18 indicate hogs steady to weak with weights 240 to 320 pounds uneven pricing. cattle calves slaughter figures and yields vary with still higher loads and bulls.
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Amieago Livestock
Chicago
Amarillo Paving Tests Seek Cost Of Repairs
Workers on two street repair tests on Amarillo roads report differing results. Pierce Street between Eleventh and Twelfth is being resurfaced with concrete base and asphalt topping to measure costs while Lincoln Twelfth faces base issues with failing bonding. George W Clock says heat and air tools will separate layers as crews fit special equipment. Repairs planned to finish within ten days.
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Lincoln Street
Klock Construction Company
Fee
Ano West
Amarillo
Block Construction Company
Pierce Street
Eleventh
Twelfth
George W. Clock
Lincoln
Mr. Klock
Italian vote seen as pivotal amid aid to Ponza island
The article highlights Italy's Sunday election as crucial, amid US aid shipments and letters from the Panhandle to Ponza and Naples households. It notes protests by Communists and calls for American flags and prayers, with Amarillo to receive Ponza and Naples election returns by Monday afternoon.
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Italy
Pitts
Panhandle
Carmela
Ponza
Naples
Globe News
Amarillo
James Dunn
Nena
America
St. Anthony
Manchuria
Fish Rodeo Offers Cash Prizes At Buffalo Lake Rodeo
The Indian Company sponsors prizes including boat rental and a Champion outboard motor donated by Shamrock Oil. Early winners include Joe Palooka bass worth 500 and Dixie Dugan crapple worth 250. The event runs through November with Panhandle Outdoor Sportsmen's Club membership required for most prizes.
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Buffalo Lake
Lady Borden
Borden Company
Shamrock Oil & Gas Corporation
Ted Lakey ‘Tire Company
Shamrock
Amarillo
Joe Palooka
Dixie Dugan
Panhandle
Youth Pleads Guilty in West Seventh Avenue Gang Fight
Eleven Amaro youths were charged after a Saturday night gang fight in the 700 block of West Seventh Avenue. One was seriously injured and hospitalized. The youth who pled guilty faced charges of disturbing the peace and was fined $15. Other arrests were anticipated.
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Amaro
West Seventh Avenue
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