Lost dog Trixie nabs attention near Fillmore station
A long dog alert reports a 5 year old mixed Spitz Chihuahua named Trixie missing from the Ben Chilton Magnolia Service Station at Eighth and North Fillmore. Describes white hair tan spots long curls, 22 pounds, collar with vaccination tags. Owner T Wayland El Paso asks contact Oklahoma City or Amarillo and offers reward.
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Wesley Hood
Ben. Massey
Fritch
Tex
North Buchanan
Thayer
Ben Chilton Magnolia
Eighth
North Fillmore
Trixie
el Paso
Oklahoma City
North West Ninth
Old Tack
Amarillo
Spee
Wayland
Cassie Caldwell
Harrison
Park Dedicated To a Reporter
Detroit honors labor writer Arthur W. O'Shea with a park and playground dedication attended by Mayor Albert E. Cobo and dignitaries. O'Shea, former labor editor of the Detroit Free Press, is remembered for his steadfast truth and gentle conduct toward the weak.
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Detroit
Arthur W. O'Shea
Albert E. Cobo
O’shea
Detroit Free Press
O'Shea
Canada Jewish population doubles in Ottawa report
Ottawa notes Canada’s Jewish population has more than doubled over the last 30 years, reflecting growth in the national Jewish community and shifts in demographics across the country.
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Canada
Ottawa
Welcome to Amarillo and Navy Post News Briefs
Local notices list many residents moving to Amarillo including Gene Fenton family from Alton Glen Campbell and J H Charles from Dallas. Navy update: Harry Pointer to return to USS Wilsc e in San Diego after 20 days leave. New baby: Marguerite Jean Wilhelm born at Maternity Hospital, with sibling Marjorie Ann.
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San Diego
Cal
ST. Anthony's Hospital
Lester L. Henderson
Monroe
W. Ll. McWhorter
Hazel A. Vaughn
North East Twenty-first
H. Mize
Clovis
Dean Shackelford
Thirteenth and
Pillmore
Doris Hebert
Mississippi
Geraldine Dodson
van Buren
T. J. McLain
North Pierce
Cecil Ray Ferguson
Audie Grover
North Polk
Pink Lindley
General Delivery
J. E. Black
Crockett
G. M. Mackey
Karen Thatcher
West Tenth
Ann Thatcher
Ruth McGaha
Sidney St. Clair
North East Fifth
Northwest Texas Hospital News
Santos Puentes
Cleveland
Norma Newton
Anson
Carla Jean Baker
Marjorie Powell
North Bolton
Oscar Matlock
Auditorium Hotel
George Kelly
West Third
George Tozer
Dallas
Faith Smith
Jack McLaughlin
East Sixth
Della Robertson
North Hughes
Sue Rice
Cactus
Myrtie Gibbs
Louisiana
Elaine Phillips
Brooks
Loyie Hudson
Sunset
J. C. Buford
Terry Carlson
Wildorado
Sarah Stevens
West Sixth
Jerry Jolly
Littlefield
Robert White
North Fillmore
Charles Steed
Hayden
Alice Underwood
Roberts
Amarillo
Alton
Gene Fentons
West Fourth
Glen Campbells
J. H. Charles
Campbells
Bryan
Kentucky
Charles
Taylor
Nelson Griswold
Wichita Falls
North Arthur
H. W. Marshall
Ambhurst
EF. J. Shea
North Lake
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Grace Pointer
Tyler
Wilsce
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C. J. Martin
L. Ferguson
Virginia
Abilene
Wilhelms
Jake Wilhelm
Marguerite Jean
Maternity Hospital
Washington Street
Marjorie Ann
Fish Rodeo Winner Heads to West Yellowstone Trip
Don Stensons, winner of the Buffalo Lake grand prize in the 1951 Fish Rodeo, departs for a week of fishing at West Yellowstone. The trip includes flights from Denver to Salt Lake City, then by train to West Yellowstone, with Pat Barnes guiding. The prize was sponsored by Globe News and Panhandle Outdoor Sportsmen's Club.
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Buffalo Lake
West Yellowstone
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Yellowstone National Park
Madison River
Don
J. M. Stensons
Monroe
Pat Barnes
Helena
Braniff
Denver
United Airlines
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Union Pacific
Panhandle
Charley Gibson Leads State Legion Candidacy in San Antonio
Hanson and the Fifth Division of the American Legion seek state commander at the San Antonio annual convention with Charley Gibson from Amarillo leading candidates and A. Schiaff of Seguin as a top opponent. Commander election set for Sunday amid 5000 plus Legionnaires registered. Speakers include Gov. Allan Shivers Lt Gen Leroy Lutes and Donald R Wilson with Shivers Lutes and Daniel scheduled today and Wilson tomorrow.
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Legion's National Foreign Relations Board
Shivers
Lutes
Price Daniel
Wilson
Amarillo Community Chest Sets 228853 Target For Year
Directors approved a campaign goal of 228853.02 for the coming year to cover greater needs for USO and defense services, YMCA, and other programs. Last year 166000 was raised in full. Bob Clements will chair the drive as general campaign leader, with solicitation starting October 22.
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Amarillo
Marion Davies Owns the Beverly Hills Mansion
Los Angeles reports attorney A Lawrence Mitchell says Marion Davies owns the Beverly Hills mansion where publisher William Randolph Hearst died. He cites a codicil to Hearst's will bequeathing the residence to Davies, who bought it in 1946 as Marion Douras and deeded it to Hearst six weeks later.
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Marion Davies
Beverly Hills
William Randolph W Hearst
A. Lawrence Mitchell
Miss Davies
Marion Douras
One of the McCoys Is Dead at Age 84
Jasper McCoy, reputed last of the McCoy clan linked to the famous feud, died at 84 in Zebulon Pikeville Kentucky. He spent his later years as a merchant and farmer and as a boy was too young to take part in the feud but kept his family informed of Hatfield clan movements.
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Pikeville
McCoy
Jasper McCoy
Zebulon
Hatfield
Bavaria Faces Critical Fuel and Power Shortages
Bavaria Germany battles acute fuel and power shortages impacting key industries. Manufacturing and energy sectors report disruptions, with supply chain strains and rising costs threatening production timelines and employment. Authorities urge price controls and emergency measures to stabilize supply.
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Bavaria
Germany
Four charged in San Jacinto Youth Center burglary
Bonds of 9000 each were set by Judge Henry Bishop for Bill Young 23 Charles Stafford 17 Grover Dudley 20 and Johnnie Counts 18 all in Potter County Jail after they were indicted in the August 3 burglary of the San Jacinto Youth Center which yielded 4636.80. An indictment also charged William D. Russell 26 and Weellace FE Bivens 30 for the August 2 burglary of Furr Food Store Sixth and Georgia. They are free on 5000 bonds. W C Tolbert 33 faces July 31 Lotta burger Stand break-in and is jailed.
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Bishop
47Th District Court
San Jacinto
Bill Young
Charles Stafford
Grover M. Dudley
Johnnie Counts
Potter County
William D. Russell
Weellace FE. Bivens
Furr Food Store
Sixth
Georgia
W. C. Tolbert
Lottaburger
Fillmore
Polio Claims Life Of Burger Girl In Borger
Sandra Gay Petty, 12, daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy T Petty of 312 Whittenburg Borger, died yesterday at the West Texas Polio Clinic Plainview after bulbar polio. She was stricken Aug 9 and placed in an iron lung Aug 13. Funeral services set for 4 p m Saturday at First Methodist Church with Rev Noel Bryant officiating. Burial in White Deer Cemetery under Dunkel Carmichael Funeral Home of Pampa.
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Noel Bryant
White Deer Cemetery
Dunkel-Carmichael Funeral Home
Pampa
Potter County Selects Temporary County Judge
The Potter County Bar Association names Connally Lockhart, Amarillo attorney, to serve as temporary Potter County judge during Judge Gene Jordan's vacation absence. Jordan plans to return Sept. 4. Election of Lockhart held in the county courtroom under a statute. C. J. Humphrey, president, presided.
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Potter County Bar Association
Connally Lockhart
Amarillo
Potter County
Gene Jordan
Jordan
Lockhart
C. J. Humphrey
The
Bar Association
YMCA Meeting Sets Tentative Hi Y Camp Plan
Tentative plans for a Hi Y camping trip to Possum Kingdom August 21 to 28 will be discussed at 7 tonight in the YMCA Building at 1010 Jackson. Four junior Hi Y and three senior Hi Y groups may attend. final swimming lessons at Thompson Park Pool wrap the YMCA summer program, youth director Jerry Morris said.
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Possum Kingdom
YMCA
Jackson
Thompson Park
Jerry Morris
Red Planes Parade Over Berlin Base In Violation
About 170 armed Russian fighter planes staged a low level parade over the American sector in Berlin. It marked a second violation of four power air safety rules that forbid formation flying. Nine Russian jets bombed the Tempelhof base Tuesday night factories and facilities were not disclosed in detail.
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Berlin
Tempelhof
McCullough Named SIC Vice President in Amarillo
Don R. McCullough was elected vice president of Southwestern Investment Company announced by president R. Earl O Keefe. A Sentinel, Oklahoma native, he moved to Amarillo in 1926 and has worked in retail tire and auto businesses before joining SIC in 1938 as an insurance adjuster, with 30 years in the Army during World War II.
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Don R. McCullough
Southwestern Investment Company
R. Earl O'Keefe
Amarillo
Mr. McCullough
Sentinel
Oklo
McCullough
New Department Is Announced In Amarillo Division
Bill Gilstrap of Southwestern Public Service announces Dean Redus as power engineer for the Amarillo division adding utilization department advisory service to power customers. Redus, with SPS since 1947 and formerly district engineer in Pampa, is a Texas Tech engineering graduate. The division now offers free advisory services in power, home service, and lighting, with the Redus family residing at 4218 West Eleventh.
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Bill Gilstrap
Southwestern Public Service Company
Dean Redus
Amarillo
Gilstrap
Redus
Pampa
Texas Technological College
West Eleventh
Two Damage Suits Filed In 47th District Court
Two damage suits were filed in 47th District Court this morning. Robert Lerke of Amarillo seeks 12500 from A R Hill of Cochran County over a July 8 traffic accident alleging negligence by Hill's agent Willis F Banning who operated a truck that struck Lerke on the Dumas highway. H V Keeling of Amarillo sues Yellow Cab Company for injuries Mrs Keeling claims from a July 7 collision, alleging negligence by the cab company.
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Robert Lerke
Amarillo
A. R. Hill
Cochran County
Lerke
Hill
Willis F. Banning
Dumas Highway
H. V. Keeling
Keeling
Yellow Cab Company
Refresher Course For Nurses Planned
The League of Nursing Education met at Northwest Texas Hospital to plan a refresher course for inactive nurses in cooperation with civil defense. Availability depends on interest. interested nurses should contact Frances Walters or Sister Bernard Marie. The course will review basic nursing procedures and recent advances.
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League of Nursing Education
Northwest Texas Hospital
Mary Lemons
Frances Walters
Bernard Marie
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Police Find Owner of Stolen Radio Part
Police identify Jack M. Stallings of 3400-B Polk as the owner of a radio speaker left in his car by a prowler on Wednesday night. The speaker was taken from Stallings’s vehicle, while another car nearby was untouched.
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Jack M. Stallings
Polk
Youth Stabbed In Altercation On Cleveland Street
Pete Perez, 15, of 1612 Arthur, was treated for stab wounds after an altercation in the 1600 block of Cleveland Street. A 16-year-old boy is held in connection with the stabbing. Perez was stabbed with an ice pick, received emergency care at Northwest Texas Hospital, and was discharged.
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Pete Perez
Arthur
Cleveland Street
Perez
Northwest Texas Hospital
Safety Council Meets Tonight in Amarillo
Amarillo Safety Council directors meet tonight at 8 in the Municipal Auditorium city commission chambers. They will hear recommendations from the educational engineering and enforcement divisions along with citizen complaints about traffic handling.
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Amarillo Safety Council
City Commission Chambers of Municipal Auditorium
Be Good Guess Needed To Win This Hand
South faced a tough bridge hand in which a pass might have preserved safety. A spade opening would force three no trump, while a heart guess or play could win four hearts. West led clubs then diamonds, South won twice, cashed hearts, and West then passed.
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South
West
Saturday Zodiac List Brims With Advice And Cautions
The column offers astrological guidance for August 18 and 19, advising bold thinking and creative drives for many signs. It highlights Virgo through Leo with tips on decision making, social gatherings, study, budgeting, morale, faith, and travel, plus cautions about extremism and trust.
Cardplay critique from a bridge hand strategy discussion
A bridge analysis discusses a defender’s intercession with queen of trumps and ace of spades to defeat the contract. It outlines South’s winning sequence: after the diamond win, lead one trump to dummy’s ace, then queen of clubs, deducing West holds another club, and detailing discards and ruffing options to limit losses. The plan includes overruffing, cashing diamonds, and maneuvering to exhaust remaining trumps while preserving clubs.
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East
South
West
Clock At Faneuil Hall Fixed Reveals Eight Day Clock
Boston report explains why the 101 year old Faneuil Hall clock runs on eight days. Oliver W. Richardson of Howard Clock Co says the clock was designed eight day to address weekend losses and Monday stoppages caused by late workers.
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Boston
Faneuil Hall
Oliver W. Richardson
Howard Clock Co
Richardson
Sunday Horoscope Aug 19 Opens With Aries Traits And Advice
The column notes a bold yet aloof personality born under a fire core, urging following intuition and acting on hunches. It highlights Tuesday as a strong workday, advises a peaceful life with wealth potential, and offers daily zodiac guidance for Leo to Cancer with practical tips on budgeting, honesty, gossip, and focus.
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