1939 Dodge four passenger sedan for sale
Trade in considered for this 1939 Dodge four passenger coupe with a tone finish and radio. Asking price is 175 dollars. Phone number listed as 2-4155.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1950
Page
23
Practically on the Wagon She Says
A Milwaukee woman is overheard telling a man she is nearly sober about drinking habits. She admits occasional beer or wine and even whiskey for a sore throat but otherwise avoids alcohol. Her remarks reveal tentative sobriety and restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Snow bank trap foils escape from detention school
Two boys attempting a getaway from a detention school were halted when a snow bank tripped them as their car became stuck. Police said the incident underscores the difficulty of reforming young offenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Used Cars Lots with Kaiser-Frazer and Nash Models
68 autos for sale trade ins. Manhattan. Mechanically perfect with radio heater. 1947 Nash Super 600 four door radio heater. 1940 GMC 34 ton pickup chasss. 1939 Ford Coupe nice. Kaiser-Frazer 309 Fillmore Ph 2-8730 1939 Pontiac two door $150. Transmission gears and differential gears available. Elmer Auto Supply 607 N Fillmore Ph 6141.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Aiser
BOB Fuller Moto Co
Kaiser-Frazer
Fillmore
van Buren
Elmer Auto Supply
Rotarians Emphasize Individual Duty to Nation's Future
Gordon Tompkins Jr reports on the 183rd District Conference of Rotary International in Panhandle and South Plains with 438 attendees including 301 Rotarians and 135 Rotary Anns. Speakers urged personal citizenship duties and international understanding while noting Rotary Foundation and a Detroit convention. Conference site to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Tompkins
Panhandle
South Plains
Rotary International
Municipal Auditorium
Herrine Hotel
Elmo Wasson
Rotary Anns
Fred Wemale
Midland
O. B. Sellers
Fort Worth
Sellers
Detroit
Emil Prohl
Tohoka Rotary Club
Texas
Dallas
Prohl
Ira E. Woods
Littlefield
Rotary Foundation
Jerry Briscoe
J. B. Briscoe
Crockett
England
Floyd Golden
Portales
Delbert Downing
Seek Economy In Government
Amarillo and this Senatorial district will be represented on the Texas Economy Commission's steering committee by Ross D. Rogers, former mayor. The commission was created by Gov. Allan Shivers to study economy in the executive branch of State government. The steering committee is composed of members from each of the 31 senatorial districts plus 10 members at large. Among the members at large is James M. Willson of Floydada. The steering committee will meet Thursday in Austin to make plans for a meeting of the commission, which has 537 members. The meeting was called by John Redditt of Lufkin, former state senator, who is chairman of the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Texas Economy Commission
Ross D. Rogers
Allan Shivers
James M. Willson
Floydada
Austin
John Redditt
Lufkin
Damage suit settled for 400 in taxi collision case
Judgment for 400 damages awarded to Harry L. Thompson of 1318 East Ninth in the 108th District Court Sunshine against Yellow Cab and Baggage Company in an agreed settlement for injuries from a Dec. 30, 1949 collision while a taxi passenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Thompson
East Ninth
Yellow Cab and Baggage Company
Thompson
Refusal of praise mirrors longing for double praise
A saying notes that resisting praise reflects a wish to receive praise again. It suggests humility masks a deeper craving for affirmation and recognition beyond the initial compliment.
Plan To Honor Negro Leader Rev Hines At Dinner
Reverend R H Hines of 805 North Washington is honored as an outstanding Negro civic worker at the Bones Hooks Testimonial Dinner at Carver High School Auditorium. S Pate of Dallas will speak, Carver Choir performs, tickets 1 50. proceeds aid the Negro Youth Center which the Lobo Club seeks to fund by raising about 1200 toward a 3300 debt to the Amarillo School Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Hines
North
Washington
Carver High School
North Hudes
Hines
Negro Youth Center
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
S. Y. Pate
Dallas
Amarillo plans two new fire stations in bid stage
City Manager N V Moss says plans for two new Amarillo fire stations by architect W R Kaufman near completion with bids to be advertised soon. First station targets North East Thirteenth and Grand with dormitory and dining facilities, while site for the second station in the west part of town remains to be secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
N. V. Moss
W. R. Kaufman
North East Thirteenth and
Grand
Nor East Thirteenth Avenue
Moss
Rumors Denied in 18th District Race by Local Figures
Walter Rogers of Pampa dismissed rumors he would withdraw from the 18th District race noting the report aimed to damage his campaign. E. T. Burk of Amarillo said to work 12 to 15 hours daily, shaking hands, with rebuttal about strokes. The piece also lists campaign dynamics and regional support for candidates Altavene Clark, Pete LaMaster, Bill Pickel, Ronald Davis, Talma Smith, Walter Rogers, Ben Guill, and E. T. Burk, plus activity in Amarillo and Borger with visits by other candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Rogers
Ampa
Klyn
E. T. Burk
Amarillo
J. Bake Timmons
Ben Guill
Altavene Clark
Pete LaMaster
Perryton
Bill Pickel
Borger
Hutchinson County
Ronald Davis
Childress
Talma Smith
Clarendon
Clarendon College
Gray
Ether Altavene Clark
Borger High School
Ja Guill
Tulsa
Agenie
Pickel
YMCA Drive Reaches Half Way Mark in Campaign
YMCA memberships near the halfway point of the $30,300 drive. Campaigners will hold another report meeting Thursday night. A regular meeting of the board is noted in the report.
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YMCA
Lumbermen Name Officers In Texas Association
John R. Armstrong of Amarillo was elected president of the Lumbermen's Association of Texas at Galveston, succeeding W. B. Henderson of Fort Worth. Galveston was chosen as the 1951 convention city at the 64th annual session. Warren F. Keys of Marshall was named second vice-president, with W. B. Milstead, Gene Ebersole, and M. T. Bronstad reelected to key posts. New directors include James A. Jones of Brady and Rham Pennington of Sherman.
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Lumbermen’s Association of Texas
John R. Armstrong
Amarillo
Galveston
W. B. Henderson
Fort Worth
Warren F. Keys
Marshall
Armstrong
W. B. Milstead
Houston
Gene Ebersole
M. T. Bronstad
Denison
James A. Jones
Brady
Rham Pennington
Sherman
City Eyes 24000 Dollar Change to Amarillo Signals
City manager said final cost estimates for converting Amarillo traffic control from overhead to corner post signals were not ready for today’s commission meeting. The 24000 dollar figure covers equipment for 26 downtown intersections and cable work across sidewalks. Labor costs are being prepared and central switching gear is not included. Scientists plan to test heat radiation with a gyro stabilized sphere ejected from a rocket, to be held tomorrow noon in Herring Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
City Commission
N. V. Moss
City Electrical Department
Jury of View Appointed for Potter County Highway 66 Damage
County Judge Gene Jordan named L. A. Decker Jess Latham and T. H. McDonald to appraise damages in the second Potter County condemnation suit for right of way along Highway 66. Target property owner Joe Gray asks 5000 dollars. John Peterson values the right of way at 3 dollars per ??? The commission will set a hearing date. prior rights were obtained from J. H. Bishop on the Tascosa road.
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Potter County
Gene Jordan
L. A. Decker
Jess Latham
T. H. McDonald
Amarillo
Joe Gray
Gray
Amarito
John Peterson
The
Jordan
J. H. Bishop
Bishop's
Tascosa Road
What We Frankly Give Forever Our Own
A reflective note on personal sacrifice and enduring commitments, emphasizing loyalty, shared burden, and lasting value. The piece frames generosity as a defining, timeless trait, exploring how individual offerings accumulate into collective identity.
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Greet Garson
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With Felix Bressart
Marsha Hunt
Fay Holden
Sam. S.hinds
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