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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1951

Page

4

Chicago Next For MacArthur Chicago Welcome

General MacArthur arrives in Chicago for a mass civic reception at Soldier Field. A 17 gun artillery salute marks the airport ceremony as 3 million residents are expected to greet him, his wife, and son. He may speak briefly. He then heads to Milwaukee for honors at Marquette University.

Chicago General MacArthur Soldier Field Lake Front Bataan Midway Airport Charles G. Dawes Robert E. Wood Loop Fifth Army Arthur Martin H. Kennelly MacArthur Milwaukee Marquette University

Amarillo Chamber Plans Three Meetings This Week

The Amarillo Chamber of Commerce schedules three meetings this week. Townsend Douglas will lead the agriculture and livestock committee at 11 AM Wednesday in the conference room. The board of directors meets at noon Thursday at the Herring Hotel. A 11 AM Thursday meeting for 15 trailer park operators will discuss trailer accommodations for Air Force personnel in training status, with city health officer Jack Wyatt and Amarillo Air Force Base officers expected to attend.

Amarillo Chamber of Commerce Agriculture and Livestock Committee Townsend Douglas Board of Directors Herring Hotel Chamber Air Force Jack Wyatt Amarillo Air Force Base

Petty thefts reported across Amarillo weekend

A rash of petty thefts occurred in Amarillo over the weekend with fender skirts stolen from homes. Victims named include Charles Knot at 718 Filmore Roy Boyle at 711 Jackson and Gene Taylor at 1600 Bonham. Mrs Jim Connell of 1101 Avondale reported a stolen lawn sprinkler.

Amarillo Charles Knot Fillmore Roy Boyle Jackson Gene Taylor Bonham Jim Connell Avondale

O Shima Island Death by Volcanic Jumpdowns

O Shima south of Yokohama earns the grim label death by own action island as hundreds seek sulphurous oblivion by leaping into its volcano. Local authorities note the pattern draws visitors and triggers safety warnings amid reports of multiple suicide attempts near the crater.

O Shima Yokohama Japan

James Dysart Taken by Death

James Lafayette Dysart a Panhandle cattleman died at his home in Amarillo at 81 born March 10 1869 in Collin County He came to the Panhandle in 1889 and lived near Groom later ranching near Amarillo Bushland and Claude He was Texas A&M graduate a former Rock Island Plow Company representative and an early Panhandle Hereford Breeders officer Survived by wife Mabel two children and several relatives Funeral services are pending with N S Griggs & Sons.

James Lafayette Dysart Canyon Road Mr. Dysart Collin County Panhandle Groom McKinney Amarillo Dysart Texas A&m College W. C. Dysart Melissa Tex Verna Dumag Los Angeles Cal N. S. Griggs & Sons

Croat Mercenaries Introduce Cravats in France

Croat troops who arrived in France as mercenaries in 1600 brought bright colored neck pieces. During the Thirty Years War these pieces were adopted and later called cravats after the Croats. Charter No. 14206.

France

Presiding at 65th Lumbermen Convention in Galveston

Amarillo lumberman John R. Armstrong presides the 65th annual Lumbermen's Association of Texas convention in Galveston with 3500 attendees. The event centers on the retail lumber business, featuring 114 exhibits and talks from guests including Congressman Ed Gossett.

Amarillo Lumbermen’s Association of Texas Galveston John R. Armstrong Foxworth-Galbraith Lumber Company Armstrong Ed Gossett Texas Amarillo National Bank

American National Bank Financial Statement April 1951 Texas

The Pot ter County Texas bank reports assets totaling 47 973 874 63 and deposits of 45 886 886 82 with capital accounts of 4 042 086 99. Sworn affidavits by cashiers H J Farwell C R Brock and W B Lawrence certify the figures.

Mrs. Cora Crotty Rites at Chapel

Rites for Mrs. Cora Crotty 84 were held at Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel led by Dr. Francis W. Pritchard of the First Presbyterian Church. The body will go to Fort Worth for interment at Greenwood Cemetery tomorrow. Survived by son Irwin M. Crotty of 1504 Ong, a grandson Cecil Crotty, and three great grandsons.

Cora Crotty Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Francis W. Pritchard First Presbyterian Church Fort Worth Greenwood Cemetery Cecil Crotty

Another Officer Suspended by Chief

Earl C. Blocker of 3815 North East Twenty-first has been suspended from the police department by Chief Sid Harper. Blocker, a probationer since November 26, worked the midnight to 8 AM shift and was assigned to a beat in San Jacinto. No reason for the suspension was required or given.

Earl C. Blocker North East Twenty-first Sid Harper Blocker Harper San Jacinto

National Retail Lumber Dealers Meet Leaders Named

Clyde Fulton of Charlotte Michigan president of the National Retail Lumber Dealers Association Harrison Wood ABC news and radio commentator and C W Smith director of the division of housing and construction technology of the Tom Slick Southwest Research Institute at San Antonio Advertisement Charter No 14350

Clyde Fulton Charlotte, Mich National Retail Lumber Dealers Association Harrison Wood ABC News C. W. Smith Tom Slick Southwest Research Institute San Antonio

Chiropractors Elect Officials At Texas Convention

Two West Texas chiropractors were elected to posts in the Texas Chiropractic Society during its Austin convention in April 2022. Dr. Al Peters of Amarillo becomes vice-president and Dr. R. G. Cleere of San Angelo is secretary treasurer. Dr. John Halstead of Cleburne is elected president, succeeding Dr. J. A. Wolfe of Abilene. Peters, president of the Panhandle Chiropractic Society, begins duties immediately.

The Texas Chiropractic Society Austin al Peters Amarillo R. G. Cleere San Angelo John Halstead Cleburne J. A Jim” Wolfe Abilene Peters

Knife Victim's Condition Good

Lewis Gonzales a 39 year old stabbing victim was described as in good condition at Northwest Texas Hospital. He suffers wounds to the abdomen lower chest and left forearm from a knife fight yesterday in the 1200 block on Arthur. Alfonso Guana a 17 year old resident of 1306 Cleveland also treated for leg wounds was dismissed yesterday. No charges filed at this time.

Lewis Gonzales Northwest Texas Hospital Gonzales Arthur Alfonso Guana Cleveland

Plan Games Party At Pantex Village

Sunnyside Home Demonstration Club sponsors a 2 PM Tuesday games party in Pantex Village Town Hall. Potter County agent Pauline Lakey announced the event to raise funds for the 1951 Amarillo Cancer Crusade. Mrs George Raef and committee invite all Potter County home demonstration clubs. coffee and doughnuts will be served. public invited.

Sunnyside Pantex Village Pauline Lakey Potter County George Raef Lokey

Report of affiliate of National Bank Amarillo Texas

Affiliated company First National Co. of Amarillo is fully owned by The First National Bank of Amarillo. The report, sworn April 14 1951 by VP Patterson, notes stock ownership par value 10000, no other liabilities, and confirms no other obligations to the bank. Notary Eloise Duke seals the document.

United States Federal Reserve Bank Book of Knowledge National Bank First National Bank of Amarillo Affiliated Bank W. P. Patterson First National Co Patterson Eloise Duke

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