Texas to restock Palo Duro canyon with deer and turkeys
Texas Game Commission plans to release 12 does and 12 bucks in Palo Duro canyon within two weeks and trap and release more wild turkeys next fall. Gus Schreiner praises Palo Duro as prime deer country and urges landowners to protect wildlife, while wardens pledge protection and public involvement.
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Palo Duro Canyon
Gus Schreiner
Kerrville
Texas
Schreiner
Southwest
State Game Department
Kerr County
United States
Arizona
Mr. Schreiner
Palo Duro
Game Commission
Grand Canyon
Old Tack
Burns Fatal to Ranchman in Eight Gas Blast
W H Neeley a 66 year old Memphis rancher died from burns suffered in an eight gas blast here yesterday. The Amarillo man owned substantial property and had a home at 718 Buchanan Street. He was staying at the Amatex Tourist Camp when the explosion occurred. Funeral arrangements were not completed. Survivors include his mother Mrs Mary Allen Neeley of Southland eight children and four brothers and two sisters with residences in California Texas and Oklahoma.
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W. H. Neeley
Memphis
Amarillo
Neeley
Buchanan Street
Amatex
East Tenth Avenue
Mary Allen Neely
Southland
Claude Neeley
L0s Angeles
James Gidewell
Jape Clark
Fort Worth
Burial Held For Curtis Larue In Pratt Kansas
Funeral services were conducted today in Pratt Kansas for Curtis Larue 51 a former Amarillo resident and Rock Island yard master and assistant trainmaster. He died Sunday in Pratt. He left Amarillo three years ago and friends recall his busy career and ties to the railway.
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Pratt
Kans
Curtis Larue
Housekeeper Seeks Job Through Tack Columns
Dear Tack, I am applying through your columns to find work with a well to do family who would like to have a nice lady employed. The writer requests consideration for a domestic position and asks readers to contact via the newspaper.
And So Two Rode for The Price of One
Daisy and Violet Hilton, Siamese twins, faced travel trouble in a United Airlines incident. In San Francisco they reserved two seats to Los Angeles but arrived with one ticket. Officials allowed boarding after San Francisco traffic manager Stimpson requested another ticket, but the twins refused to pay, noting you cannot split Siamese twins.
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U.P
Daisy
Violet Hilton
United Air Lines
San Francisco
8. A. Stimpson
Peggy Burns
Violet
Judge Hal Randolph Remembered by Amarillo Kiwanis
Lucille Beaumont's marriage produced sons Peyton B. and Nowlin. Judge Hal Randolph lived at 2410 Ong Street and became a Panhandle figure. Kiwanis Club members visited his home and will attend a funeral in a special reserved section. The court of civil appeals adjourned as a tribute to the associate justice.
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Peyton B
Anna Blackburn
Nowlin
Judge Randolph
Ong Street
Panhandle
Amarillo
Kiwanis Club
Amarillo Kiwanis
Roy Cullum
Hal
Court of Civil Appeals
Court of Appeals
Masonic Chaplain Praises Judge Randolph In Letter
Rev Robert Pryde Palo Duro Lodge chaplain writes of Judge Hal C Randolph noting his death and enduring soul. He recalls their Masonic friendship meeting on the level and part on the square, urging perseverance in truth and faith.
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Amarillo Globe
Robert Pryde
Palo Duro Lodge
A. FL
A. M
Hal C. Randolph
Skaggs aids farmers while urging action from Hoover
The article notes W. C. Skaggs selling goods from a shed beside a freight siding after an ordinance blocked car sales. He touts cooperation among farmers and retailers to improve prices and distribution, cites aiding California fruit marketers, and urges President Hoover to engage on farm recovery amid labor unrest and global political tensions.
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Mr. Skagg
California
Mr. Skaggs
Hoover
Judge Buck of Fort Worth Court Dies in Texas
Fort Worth native Judge R H Buck, associate justice of the second court of civil appeals, died at his home. Buck, born in Waco, served as school teacher, newspaper man, school superintendent, lawyer, county attorney, district judge, and appellate justice. He was elected to the civil bench in 1914 and to the appellate judges association vice presidency in 1929.
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Waco
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Tarrant County
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Court of Criminal Appeals
Appellate Judges’ Association of
Tex- Tis
Repertoire Highlights for Booher at Amarillo College
Emil F Myers sponsors Claire Booher baritone tonight at Amarillo College of Music auditorium. Program opens with Del Vieni All Finestra Mozart and closes with Home on the Range. Gounod Faust aria Even the Bravest Heart in French, Strauss pieces, Kashmiri Song and The Two Grenadiers also featured.
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Amarillo College of Music
Emil F. Myers
Claire Booher
Booher
Mozart
Gounod
Faust
Strauss
Grenadiers
Canyon burglaries hit oil station and grain elevator
Burglars last night entered the Farmers' elevator at Canyon and took a radio. An oil station at Canyon also was looted. The burglars took 100 gallons of gasoline. Randall County deputy Bob Barnett went to Canyon this morning to investigate.
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Canyon
Bob Barnett
Randall County
Cullum Child Reported Slightly Improved at Hospital
Kiki Cullum eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Dyke Cullum of 2217 Lipscomb was reported slightly improved today at Northwest Texas Hospital. The child had been dangerously ill for several days.
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Dyke Cullum
Lipscomb
Northwest Texas Hospital
Tax League Advisory Board Delayed. Members Not Yet Named
Nine executive members met to finalize a 25 member advisory board for the Amarillo Taxpayers League. Announcement delayed to Wednesday as details are reviewed. An afternoon briefing at Amarillo School District offices discussed budget matters with Superintendent W A McIntosh.
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Amarillo Taxpayers’ League
J. Ray
League
W. A. McIntosh
Amarillo
Unsuccessful Vault Burglary at Memphis Post Office
Postmaster W C Kenyon of Amarillo reports burglars tried to break the Memphis post office vault last night but failed. A cash drawer yielded about ten dollars. Federal agents departed to investigate the attempted burglary.
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W. C. Kenyon
Amarillo
Memphis
W. M. Owens
Owens
Former Marine George Martin Dies at Sister's Home
The body of 29 year old George Martin lies at Griggs Funeral Chapel awaiting arrival of relatives. He died Monday after recent discharge due to illness. Former marine, he had been living with his sister Mrs. Clemmie Opdyke at 01 B Maryland Street. surviving are his father W. D. Martin of Waxahachie and other relatives.
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Griggs Funeral Chapel
Mr. Martin
Martin
Clemmie Opdyke
Maryland Street
W. D. Martin
Waxahachie
Canyon Woman Injured in Automobile Accident
Mrs. 8 H. Jones of Canyon injured Monday evening in a collision at North East Eighth Avenue and Mirror Street. She is at St. Anthony's Hospital and is reported to be doing nicely with a non serious condition. The cars were driven by Mrs. Mitchell Jones of Canyon and Sam Gray of Industrial City.
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Canyon
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Mitchell Jones
Sam Gray
Rio Grande Street
North East
Eighth Avenue
Mirror Street
Mrs. Vida Trimble Dies After Prolonged Illness
Vida Williams Trimble 71 wife of F M Trimble died at 3906 Harrison Street at 9 AM after months of illness. Funeral 4 PM Wednesday Griggs Chapel with Dr Ira F Key officiating. Burial in Liano mausoleum. Survived by husband, one son Roy Williams, four sisters and two brothers. Born Mississippi October 14 1860 she lived in West Texas 45 years and moved to Amarillo five years ago. Active in Polk Street Methodist, Eastern Star and Rebecca Lodges.
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Sid West
Paris
Texas
Victor Smith
Clarendon
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West Texas
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Amarillo
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The
Eastern Star
Rebecca Lodges
Paramount Theater Debuts Perfect Sound System
The first sound test at Paramount Theater produced flawless reproduction behind the screen. City manager Will R. Winch praised the acoustics as among the best he has experienced. Joe Goldberg led the Publix sound effort. Opening ceremonies start Thursday at 6 30 pm with two shows. feature is This Is the Night starring Lily Damita. Friday continues regular schedule. Saturday features One Hour With You with Maurice Chevalier.
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Will R. Winch
Paramount-Publix
Joe Goldberg
Chicago
Publix
Lily Damita
You
Maurice Chevalier
Abandoned cab left by taxi driver hijackers
Two masked bandits hijacked a taxicab last night. A. E. Rice picked them up at Seventh Avenue and Tyler Street, driven to Twenty sixth Avenue where they stole $4 and the car. Police were alerted shortly after the hold up and found the abandoned taxi on Eighteenth Avenue between Van Buren and Harrison.
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van Buren
Harrison
Seventh Avenue
Tyler Street
A. E. Rice
Twenty-sixth Avenue
Burglary Attempt Reported at Fleischmann Company
Burglars tried to break in at Fleischmann Company 414 West Tenth Avenue. They shattered a rear door glass but did not enter the plant. No other burglaries were reported early Tuesday.
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Fleischmann Company
West
Tenth Avenue
Army officer visits Amarillo from Oklahoma City
Maj. James A. Summersett, stationed in Oklahoma City, traveled through the Texas Panhandle yesterday. He conferred with Maj. George A. Corbin of the Organized Reserve at the federal building. Summersett planned to return home from Amarillo.
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Amarillo
Oklahoma
Texas Panhandle
Oklahoma City
George A. Corbin
Organized Reserve
Federal Building
Summersett
Gray's 25c Ointment Stops Pain and Boils
A historic advertisement touts Gray's 25c Ointment as quick safe and sure relief since 1820. It claims the ointment ends pain draws out poison prevents spreading trouble reduces swelling and costs only 25 cents.
Market drifts as stocks fail to gain footing amid mixed signals
The New York stock market moved feebly and narrowly with little volume, led by minor rail gains late morning. Allied Chemical weakness weighed on sentiment as several major issues slipped, while Union Pacific posted a March income of 1.31 million, far below 1981.
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Allied Chemical
American Telephone
Coca Cola
General Electric
Chesapeake & Ohio
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Auburn
Peoples Gas
Eastman
Pan American
Union Pacific
Silvered Hair and Far Places Meet by the Wharf
In Yucatan a traveler meets an old man with silver temples and a greeting from bygone days. They recall a time when plans to return home were clear, but life kept them ashore as the sea sprays and ships pass. The speaker recalls youth and longs for escape while anchored, sharing a quiet, poignant farewell.
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Yucatan
Kellogg’s Whole Wheat Biscuit Debuts Shredded Toasted Variety
Kellogg introduces a new Whole Wheat Biscuit baked by a pressure cook process for rich food value and easy digestion. The biscuit is toasted on both top and bottom, crisper with a red and green package, and sold in packs of 15. Manufactured in Battle Creek and certified by Philadelphia Medical Arts Laboratory for mothers.
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Kellogg
Medical Arts Laboratory of
Philadelphia
Battle Creek
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