Dallas Cancer ClinicOperator Sues Over Libel Damages
Harry M. Hoxey of Dallas sues Dr. Morris Fishbein and William R. Hearst Jr. for 500000 in federal court claiming libel in The American Weekly article of Feb 15. He seeks 250000 actual damages and exemplary damages, alleging harm to his clinic earning over 200000 annually and damage to his name and business.
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Dallas
Harry M. Hoxey
Morris Fishbein
Chicago
American Medical Association Journal
William R. Hearst, Jr
New York
Hoxey
American Weekly
San Antonio Light
Hearst
Fishbein
Aski
W. Caxtin
Fort Worth
William Engle
C. Primble
Prohibition Party Considers State Ticket in Texas
Gerald Overholt, state chairman of the Prohibition Party in Houston, said the party may field candidates for state office for the first time in 32 years. The convention at the Houston YMCA will name presidential electors with Sam Morris of San Antonio as principal speaker.
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Houston
Gerald Overholt
Prohibition Party
Sam Morris
San Antonio
Voice of Temperance
Miles Return from Oklahoma Visit with Air Force Flight Time
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Miles returned Wednesday night from a visit in Oklahoma City. While there, Mr. Miles earned Air Force Reserve flight time at Tinker Field.
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Mark Miles
Oklahoma City
Mr. Miles
Air Force Reserve
Tinker Field
Midland Rites For Thawley
Funeral services for John Roland Thawley 19 formerly of Amarillo killed in a traffic crash nine miles east of Odessa will be held Friday at 4 PM in Ellis Funeral Home Midland burial will be in Midland He was son of Mr and Mrs L H Thawley of Midland and attended Amarillo High School class of 1947 and the University of Kentucky for a year Three other occupants in the car were injured Richard C Wilshusen the truck driver escaped Unnamed Amarillo friends will attend the service
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John Roland Thawley
Amarillo
Midland
Ellis
Thawley
L. H. Thawley
Odessa
Amarillo High School
University of Kentucky
Phillips Petroleum Company
Bill Little
Sue Johnson
Arliss Ann Keebold
Richard C. Wilshusen
Cecil Wyhle Former Amarillo Man Dies in Harrisburg Oregon
Cecil Wyhle 37 of Harrisburg Ore formerly of Amarillo died Monday morning in Harrisburg. He was a son-in-law of Mr and Mrs L D Davis 705 North Arthur. He lived in Amarillo 20 years before moving to Oregon to run a dry cleaning business. Survivors include his wife Hattie Earle Wyhle and a son Dean.
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Cecil Wryhle
Harrisburg
Ore
Amarillo
Mr. Wyhle
L. D. Davis
North Arthur
Oregon
Hattie Earle Wyhle
Dean
Doubts Mating Of Tomatoes With Potatoes
WEYMOUTH Mass Aug 5 A University of Massachusetts agriculturist doubts amateur farmer John Nicholson's claim that potatoes and tomatoes cross pollinated. Prof Ray M Koon says bees likely caused tomato like clusters on seed potatoes but cross pollination between species is improbable. Nicholson notes 550 of 600 potato plants bore tomato like clusters and claims bees did the grafting.
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Weymouth
Mass
University of Massachusetts Agriculturist
John Nicholson
Ray M. Koon
Waltham
Koon
Nicholson
Mrs Dolcater Visitor From Elyra Reduces Travel
Mrs Elizabeth Yoder of Elyra Ohio visits Amarillo to see her niece Mrs Elton Dolcater at 107 Carolina.
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Dolcater
Elizabeth Yoder
Elyra
Ohio
Amarillo
Elton Dolcater
Carolina
Writing Change for Electric Ordinance
City Engineer Stanton Field outlined a proposal to create a new licensed electrician class called journeyman B. The class would allow appliance dealers to install their own electrical appliances and require a license exam with fewer qualifications than master or journeyman electricians. The measure awaits city commission approval.
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Stanton Field
Water Returns to City Lake After Long Dry Spell
City Manager N. V. Moss reports water flowing back into City Lake, 15 miles southwest, for the first time since the summer of 1946. Water began entering before daybreak and continued at midday, with two to three feet rise anticipated before runoff ends. The lake bed aligns with ten city wells, so rising lake levels lift the wells as well.
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N. V. Moss
Meat from Argentina awarded to US Army suppliers
The US Army quartermaster market center awarded 3,021,000 pounds of meat and 904,725 pounds of turkey from Argentina. Manuel Rodriguez Trading Co. won 2,000,000 pounds of boneless beef at 26-25 cents per pound. Argentina de Producres de Carnes of Buenos Aires won 560,000 pounds of lamb at 19.50 cents per pound. International Packers Commercial Co. of Chicago won 904,725 pounds of turkey at 46 cents per pound FOB Bremerhaven.
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Chicago
US Army Quartermaster Market Center System Today
Argentina
Quartermaster System
Manuel Rodriguez Trading Co
New York
Corporation
Argentina de Producores de Carnes
Buenos Aires
Mrs Mamie Lockwood Attends Funeral in Paris
Mrs Mamie Lockwood of 311 North Maryland travels to Paris to attend the funeral of her brother Dr J R Crockett.
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Mamie Lockwood
North
Maryland
Paris
J. R. Crockett
New Nursing Class Opens at Northwest Texas Aug 16
Frances Springer, superintendent of nurses at Northwest Texas Hospital, announces a new nursing class starting August 16. Students and parents will be guests of the nursing home on arrival afternoon.
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Northwest Texas
Frances Springer
Northwest Texas Hospital
Tax Assessor and Collector Progress Report Update
Tax assessor and collector attempts documented in the report show ongoing efforts to improve property valuation accuracy and tax collection efficiency. The agency outlines methods, deadlines, and next steps, emphasizing transparency and workload management for 2026.
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Midland Rites
News-Globe
Baby Carter
Texas
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Cecil Wyhle
Globe
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North Monroe
Milwaukee
Murel
Duke
Wanzer
Milwaukee Brewers
Blatz
Blatz Brewing Co
Baez
Potter County
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Elpaso
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Wards
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