May climate lifts spirits as Amarillo plans bridge clinic
The piece notes pleasant May weather with highs near the eighties. Mrs Christine Houston heads to New York to pursue a master teacher credential in bridge and open a bridge clinic in Amarillo. She cites Culbertson as the leading master, says Amarillo lacks a local bridge instructor, and mentions other local commentary and light anecdotes from The News Globe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Houston
New York City
Houston
Amarillo
New York
Culbertson College
Culbertson
Dallas
Mrs. Houston
United States
Dear Tack Sit With Children After Five
Dear Tack requests permission to sit with children after 5 o clock in the afternoon. The note indicates continuation on page 13.
Closing Stock Averages And Livestock Prices Report
Closing stock averages show Industrials at 170.64 up 91.20, Railroads 45.22 up 53.15, Utilities at 33.98 up 19. Sales volume 780,000. Kansas City livestock reports on April 30 from USDA detail cattle, calves, hogs and sheep price movements in multiple markets including Chicago with higher hogs and steadier to higher cattle and lambs. Key quotes include top hogs at 24.50 to 24.50 and fed steers around 26.50, with varying regional activity and weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill, Lynch-Pierce Fenner & Beane
Amarillo Times Industrials
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Cattie
Springer
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Anaconda Armour & Co
Aviation Corp
Baldwin Locom Ee
Ix Aviet
Borden Ee
Braniff
Bri
Mfe
Chrysler
Atlas Aircraft
General Electric
Interlake
Oneness
Harvester
Jones-Laughlin
Kennecott Cooper
Gienna Martin
Montgomery Ward
Nash Kelvinator Eeenee
Nat Gypsum Sane
NY Cent
Ohio
Peckarda
Pan Amer Airways
Paramount - Penn RR
Sham Oil & Gasee
Shell Union
Sinclairer
Spiegal
Inc Tener
Tebeen Wewe
Stand Oil Indeevee
Studebaker
Texas
Western Union
White Motors
Willys-Overland
Wilson & Co
Us ‘Woolworth
Courthouse Records of Warranty Deeds Listed
A stream of warranty deeds recorded in court shows transfers including J R Cardenetux to Lucille Tucker for blocks in Denver Heights, Shell Lumber Co. to J Wayne Gatlin for Original Town, and Margaret Anne Hall to C M Woodruff for Lakeview property, with several other transfers involving buyers such as M L Johnson, Annie B Dunn, and Emma G Jackson among various plats and additions. Also noted are deeds for Mirror, Eakle, and Roberts areas, with prices ranging from $4500 to $10,000 and multiple lot and block identifiers.
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J. R. Cardenetux
Lucille Tucker
Denver
Adda
Miller
Manurva Crawford
Emma G. Jackson
Manurva K. Crawford
Earl Matthew
Harry Wiltbanks
Mirror
Owen B. Harvey
C. L. Crow
William S. Noland
R. Byron Steele
Eakle
Frank Budd
Joe Martin
Roberts
Forrest Burns
W. Thomas Ward
Sunset Park
D. C. Boyd
Dan W. Buxton
Hts
J. D. Gruble
V. L. Patton
Park
Ford
Hotel group names new directors at Texas Hotel Assn meet
Charley Pryor manager of the Amarillo Hotel and other leaders were elected to the Texas Hotel Association board at its fortieth annual convention in Fort Worth. New directors include J K Wallingford Abilene R L Miller Jr El Paso H Puller Stevens Fort Worth and Roberto Barnard Taxco Mexico A T Whayne Galveston was re elected president Henry Love of Hotel Texas Fort Worth became president and T R Shumate Beaumont retired president became chairman of the board Tom L Powell San Antonio first vice president Fenton J Baker Dallas second vice president Lee Hubby Austin third vice president Otis Stewart San Angelo was re elected sergeant at arms.
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The
Texas Hotel Association
Charley Pryor
Amarillo
Fort Worth
J. K. Wallingford
Abilene
R. L. Miller, Jr
el Paso
H. Puller Stevens
Roberto Barnard
Taxco
Mexico
A. T. Whayne
Galveston
San Antonio
Henry Love
Mr. Love
Hotel
Texas
T. R. Shumate
Beaumont
Tom L. Powell
Fenton J. Baker
Dallas
Lee Hubby
Austin
Otis Stewart
San Angelo
City Dog License Total Climbing in Town
Licenses for dogs in the city rose from about 2000 to 2625 as two officers canvass neighborhoods selling licenses. Rabies vaccination within six months is required before issuing a license. Fees are 1 dollar for males and spayed females and 2 dollars for females.
Police Examinations Set for May in City
Civil service exams to create an eligibility list for city police jobs must be filed by next Friday. firemen promotional exams due this Friday. Tests for firemen are next Monday at Amarillo Center 2100 Harrison and policeman exams on May 9 at Amarillo Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Davis
Davis
Amarillo Center
Harrison
Plane dispatch to relay Legion roundup reports across Texas
One of ten planes from Austin will arrive in Amarillo tomorrow afternoon to fly the Hanson Post American Legion roundup roster to the state capital. Commander F. H. McGregor announced George Broome will head the aeronautics committee in meeting the courier plane. The ten planes will collect membership reports from 23 Texas district commanders in as many cities and fly them to national headquarters in Washington DC.
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Austin
Amarillo
Hanson Post American Legion
F. H. McGregor
George Broome
Legion
National Aeronautics Committee
Rge
McGregor
Texas
Washington
Mass meeting on Randall bond issue tomorrow
Randall County considers a 500000 bond package for road work an airport at Canyon and community buildings in Canyon and South Amarillo. Meeting tomorrow at 8 pm at Trinity Methodist Church presided by lawyer W W J Flesher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall
Randall County
Canyon
Amarillo
Trinity Methodist Church
Thirty-fifth
Jackson
W.W. J. Flesher
Canyon Chamber of Commerce
L. S. Johnnson
South Amarillo
Flesher
Isue
Twenty-ninth Avenue
Mr. Flesher
Youth Charged With Burglary After Radio Shop Theft
Arley Lou Acuff aged 19 was charged with burglary in district court after officers chased him when he drove a truck reported stolen from Amarillo Baking Co. He admitted taking a Biggers Radio Service radio from 220 River Drive Pleasant Valley and burglary of the radio shop before returning to Amarillo. Bond set at 1000 by Justice C W Carder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arley Lou Acuff
Amarillo
Biggers
River Drive
Pleasant Valley
L. O
Lowe and Jones Appeals Court Cases From Amarillo
Cases of Oscar Lowe and C. C. Jones of Amarillo have been submitted to the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals on the state's brief. Lowe appeals a 15 year sentence for murder of Tom Keith at a cothouse on East Fourth Street last May. Jones seeks relief from a 10 year term for rape, sentenced last July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Lowe
C. C. Jones
Amarillo
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Austin
Lowe
Tom Keith
East Fourth Street
Jones
McMurtry Improves After Surgery for Fractured Leg
J L McMurtry, a 65 year old Clarendon rancher, was reported doing fine at St Anthony's Hospital after surgery to set a fractured leg. He was injured when his car plunged down an embankment near Jericho yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. McMurtry
Clarendon
St. Anthony's Hospital
Veterans In Branch 10 To Get April Allotment Checks
Veterans in Branch 10 areas including Amarillo will receive their April unemployment and allotment checks. VA officials in Washington reported a delay due to exhausted funds, but Amarillo sub regional office said Branch 10 has sufficient funds to cover payments. Robert W. Sissons in Lubbock confirmed the payment will proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
E. Todd
Veterans Administration
Washington
Todd
Robert W. Sissons
Lubbock
Extradition Sought For James F Kirk
Branch T Archer Jr reports from Kansas City on extradition hearings for James F Kirk wanted on jail break and robbery charges. Kirk escaped Potter County jail after locking Deputy Sheriff Les Whitaker in a cell. He faces two years to serve on a forgery sentence and was arrested a week ago by Kansas City officers. He refused to waive extradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branch T. Archer, Jr
Kansas City
James F. Kirk
Kirk
Potter County
Les Whitaker
Col Julius Mueller In Critical Condition At Veterans Hospital
Col Julius Mueller of 1404 Pierce is in critical condition at Veterans Hospital after a heart attack Monday. A two world war veteran, he served in World War I with the 36th Division and in World War II as an Air Forces officer. he was discharged over a year ago. No visitors are allowed to see him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Mueller
Pierce
Veterans Hospital
Mueller
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