Grand Jury Empaneled for August Term in 47th District
A grand jury for the August term was empaneled in 47th District Court by Judge Henry Bishop. Foreman Byron Gist led the panel including Carl Hill Glenn Coffee Lee Edmondson Otto Eckert George S Hayden W E Colley Jor Williams R D Leeper J C Lea and John W Moris. The judge instructed the members on criminal law topics and urged careful narcotics inquiries.
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Henry
Bishop
47Th District Court
Carl Hill
Glenn Coffee
Lee Edmondson
Otto Eckert
George S. Hayden
W. W.’. Arden
W. E. Colley
Byron Gist
Jor Williams
R. D. Leeper
J. C. Lea
John W. Moris
Mr. Gist
Judge Bishop
New Skin Care Device Claims Safe Tanning Without Burns
A novel cosmetic device advertised as scientifically balanced on screen promises tan without burning. It targets daily readers at counters and online readers, claiming burn prevention while delivering a cosmetic glow through a regulated ionized treatment.
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Rou
Panel Deliberates on Indictments in Immorality Offenses
Officials sought quick action on immoral behavior offenses and noted a one year statute of limitations in Jane cases. Bishop urged the jury to return indictments promptly before panel room consideration. The panel retired at 10:30 this morning with no indictments returned by noon.
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Jane
Bishop
Goodwill Trippers Head to Pampa for Top Of Texas
A busload of Amarillo men will travel to Pampa tomorrow for the Top Of Texas celebration. The Amarillo Building departs at 10 30 in the morning, sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce reception and goodwill committee chaired by Frank Helvey.
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Amarillo
Pampa
St Josana Aspiring for Children Approved by Doctors
A campaign promoting St Josana’s program to aid child health gains broad support with endorsements from over 10,000 doctors. The momentum suggests strong professional backing for the initiative across medical fields.
Annual Swim Meet Sunday at Amarillo Country Club
The annual country club swim meet set for Sunday afternoon will host 23 events across peewee midgets junior and senior divisions with ages 8 to 17. A clown exhibition, a water ballet by Amarillo Youth Center, and a four year old swimming display are on the program, with last year’s Country Club team sweeping all events.
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Globe
Amarillo Country Club
Country Club
Thompson Pool Group
Amarillo Youth Center
Billy Hulett
Bob Hulett
Betty O'Brien
Amarillo
Thompson Pool
Board To Discuss Rental Housing At August Chamber Meeting
The Amarillo Chamber of Commerce board will discuss the rental housing program at its August meeting. After the session, directors will tour the Pantex Atomic Energy Plant and host plant officials at a box luncheon, per chamber president T W Gilstrap. The meeting starts at 10 o'clock at the chamber offices.
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Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
Pantex Atomic Energy Plant
T. W
Bill’ Gilstrap
Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
Three airline plan seeks single plane coast to coast
Three major carriers seek CAB approval for single plane service from Miami to the West Coast via New Orleans Houston and Amarillo. Eastern Air Lines Braniff International and Trans World Airlines would operate one aircraft on coast to coast routes with crew changes only at stops. Passengers would ride the same plane from start to finish.
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Miami
Fla
West Coast
New Orleans
Houston
Amarillo
Civili Aeronautics Board
Washington
Eastern Air Lines
Braniff International Airways
Trans World Airlines
Amarillo Man Fined Over Minor Case Involving Girl
Eugene Chambless was fined 100 dollars and costs in county court after pleading guilty to decoying a minor from her parents. Chambless, linked to the disappearance of a young Amarillo girl, was arrested with the girl and another couple in Borger and returned to Amarillo where the girl was placed back with her parents.
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Eugene Chambless
Amarillo
Chambless
Borger
Hungarian Pays Debt of Honor in America
Officers in Deggendorf Germany were surprised to receive a letter from Hagerstown Maryland with a $17 welfare loan repayment from Emmerich von Prepeliczny a Hungarian resettled in 1950 by the International Refugee Organization. He explained he now has a good job with a cement company and apologized for the delay.
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Deggendorf
Germany
Hagerstown
Emmerich von Prepeliczny
Maryland
International Refugee Organization
von Prepeliczny
Animal Act Hits Caracas Cabaret Starring Penjevic
A former Yugoslav evacuee George Penjevic known as Professor Baltini performs in Caracas cabarets with his trained sheepdog Max and twenty doves. He learned animal training in an Austrian DP camp and claims his dog can add and multiply read signs distinguish flags and dances and even sing.
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Caracas
Yugoslavia
George Penjevic
Venezuela
Wready
Max
Penjevic
Professor Baltini
D. P
Wisconsin Dairies Push Milk Sales Highlighting State Spot
Wisconsin remains the top dairy state with nearly 500 million dollars in annual milk sales while Minnesota and Iowa lead in cream butterfat. The piece notes Alaska purchase history linked to William H. Seward born June 26 1801 as a contextual aside.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Butte
William Henry Seward
Alaska
Pleads Guilty To Check Charge In Amarillo Laundry
Joe Woodard, 36, of a North Jackson hotel, pleaded guilty in county court to passing a worthless check for 5.17 at an Amarillo laundry. Judge Gene Jordan withheld judgment. The check dated July 7, 195).
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Joe Woodard
North Jackson
Gene Jordan
Woodard
Amarillo
Clue Sought on Amarillo Man in Strange Saturday Night
Police questioned a 31 year old Amarillo man to shed light on odd actions by his 19 year old girl companion who wandered West Sixth Avenue Saturday night. She was found dazed and later identified by her mother. No injuries or assault were found. Attendants saw she respond to treatment. Red soil regions noted in Africa, South America and parts of Asia and North America.
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Amarillo
West Sixth Avenue
Northwest Texas Hospital
Cirl Etite Hospital
Africa
South America
Southeastern
Asia
Pacific Islands
North America
US Has 3590 Roller Rinks in Nation
About 3,500 roller rinks operate across the United States serving roughly 20 million skating fans. The source notes difficulty in explaining how plant tendrils locate supports. Globe-News Want Ads promise results.
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New York
United States
Globe-News
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