PTA Congress in Amarillo Opens 25th Year Events
More than 275 delegates and nearly 100 visitors arrived for the 25th annual Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers eighth district convention at Polk Street Methodist Church. Afternoon programs featured Mrs. Fake Bonnet and other district officials. 150 delegates attended a banquet at the Amarillo Hotel, with Mrs. C. R. Larimer delivering the opening welcoming remarks. A scrap lumber fire at Panhandle Roofing Company on East Third was reported, under control by 9:20 AM.
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Tagged Fish Elude Anglers at Buffalo Lake Rodeo
The Panhandle Outdoor Sportsman's Club News Globe Fish Rodeo at Buffalo Lake saw few tagged fish landings. Three tagged fish have been claimed since opening Thursday, with reinforcements promised as the event runs through November 14. Prizes include a $500 Dixie Palooka worth bass and a $250 Dixie Dugan grappie, plus others up to a $1200 speedboat. Memberships are $2 and may be bought at the lake or American Hardware Company.
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Rickey Hobson, 5, Struck by Car in Afternoon Incident
A five year old boy Rickey Hobson was struck by a car yesterday afternoon on North Spring. He was admitted to the hospital around 7 PM with head injuries and several scalp cuts. He lives with his parents at 1304 North Spring.
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Calvert Distillers advert for Calvert Reserve whiskey
An advertisement notes Calvert Reserve Blended Whiskey at 868 proof and 65 percent grain neutral spirit from Calvert Distillers Corp based in New York City with a display at 2300 Amherst Street in Orlando Florida.
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Utah arrest closes second man in Amarillo robbery case
Amarillo police report a second suspect, Thomas W. Lindsey of Jacksonville Florida, arrested in Richfield Utah on Dyer Act charges tied to a March robbery and car theft near Amarillo. Luther D. Chandler of Los Angeles was already arrested in California on the same federal charge. The incident involved Richard Brooks and a Kuykendall vehicle near Wildorado.
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Los Angeles
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Steel Production Rise As Mines Open Broadly
New York April 20 steel production is set at 80 percent of capacity this week, up 12. per cent from last week as coal miners return. The American Iron and Steel Institute projects 1,442,000 net tons of ingots and castings, versus 1,285,200 tons last week.
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Two Suspects Transferred To Federal Custody In Robbery Case
Two men from Denver were arrested in San Antonio last week and questioned about the April 7 robbery of a taxicab driver in Amarillo. They were moved to federal custody on charges under the Dyer Act, Amarillo police said.
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