Panhandle area to get four extra game wardens
A Panhandle district will receive four additional state game wardens and at least one more federal game warden to protect ducks and geese ahead of the season. The season is shortened to four ducks and one goose per day, with violators subject to federal court action. Howard Dodgen confirms the extra personnel.
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United States
Panhandle
Howard Dodgen
The
Texas Game & Fish Commission
Amarillo
Scrubwoman Lures Broker From Window Then He Falls
Mrs. Julia Andruska, a $38-a-week cleaner, testified a broker named George Grivich 55 climbed from a 12th floor window in a deserted Chicago skyscraper and plunged to his death after smiling at her. A farewell note to his sisters mentioned income tax troubles and a $38,311 partnership refund in 1944.
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Chicago
Julia Andruska
George Grivich
Grivich
Berdie
Kit
Internal Revenue
Dance Pupils On Television At Tri-State Fair
Dixie Dice trains the Westward Whoa cast for a televised segment at the Tri-State Fair. KGNC will operate a mobile TV unit with multiple sets to allow fairgoers to watch dancing daughters daily from Sept 22 to Sept 27. Dixie studied in New York this summer and begins official classes on Sept 1.
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Dixie
Panhandle
KGNC
New York
Store House Blaze at Whiteway Food Store
A fire damaged a small store house at Whiteway Food Store 1200 East Tenth this morning. Firemen received the alarm at 10 12 and were back at the station by 10 45. Damage described as light.
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Whiteway
East Tenth
Amarillo plans rethink of Route 66 and new expressway
City officials study re routing of Route 66 through Amarillo to ease a deadly bottleneck near Bushland and evaluate a belt line loop for trucks. Planning commission weighs Canyon Highway options and a possible eight lane expressway as a main stem artery amid projected 35 percent traffic growth in 10 years.
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Texas
Amarillo
State Highway Department
Bushland
Planning and Zoning Commission
Wil
East Tenth
Dallas
Grant Street
Planning Commission
Greer
Fillmore Street
Georgia
Western
Polk Street
Global threat looms unseen by most pope minds
A stark warning that an overwhelming peril threatens the entire world, described as nearly beyond comprehension. The speaker notes that even if understood, it would deprive people of peaceful sleep.
Second Charge Of Swindling Checks In Amarillo Case
A second charge of swindling by worthless check was filed in 47th District Court against O. K. Nott alias Richard E. Nokes. The $2,150 check paid for a 1946 Chevrolet sedan. the first $1,850 check was for a 1946 Plymouth coupe. Nott, alias Nokes, was being returned to Amarillo from Shreveport after an attempted trade.
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O. K. Nott
47Th District Court
Nott
Richard E. Nokes
R. E. Cheek
Milam
Cheek
American National Bank
Nokes
Rankin Russell
North East Eighth
Russell
Shreveport
O. x Nott
Election voters eligibility and polling sites listed
Voters eligible for the constitutional amendment include poll tax paid or exemptions and armed forces veterans discharged within 18 months. Potter County polling places are 27 sites including Johnson School Central Fire Station McKinley School and others. Randall County Amarillo residents vote in Alice Landergin School for the amendment and skip the bond election.
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Potter County
Johnson
Central Fire Station
West Fourth
Amarillo
Sam Houston Junior High School
West Door
Forrest
Bushland School
Ady School
Pleasant Valley School
Masterson Ranch
Randall County
Alice Landergin
Taylor
Two Amarillo Scooter Riders Injured in Collision
Leon Dowie 15 and Kenneth Moss 13 were treated at Northwest Texas Hospital after their motor scooter collided with a 1940 Chevrolet driven by Laurel Stinnett 18. The crash happened about 5 30 PM at Ninth and LaSalle as Stinnett traveled west and the boys rode south.
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Leon Dowie
Roy Doche
Western
Kenneth Moss
N. V. Moss
Palo Duro
Moss
Laurel Stinnett
Beaumont Stinnett
Julian
Taxpayers Protest At City School Tax Equalization Hearings
Eleven taxpayers appeared before the joint city school board of tax equalization on the third day of hearings. About 56 people registered for today as the process ran smoothly with few dissatisfactions. Notables include F. S. Finch J. M. Gregory W. D. Hollingsworth Axtell Company Ruby Clark Modern Dry Cleaners Mary Brown Shoe Hospital W. W. O Neal and C A Gordon as attendees.
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Hugo Loewenstern
Equalization Group
F. S. Finch
J. M. Gregory
W. D. Hollingsworth
Axtell Company
Ruby Clark
Modern Dry Cleaners
Mary Brown
Shoe Hospital
W. W. O'Neal
C. A. Gordon
Dodgers Nudge Cardinals Behind Branca Hitless Five
Brooklyn leads 1 0 after five innings at Ebbets Field as Ralph Branca pitches a hitless game through five in the series finale against St. Louis.
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Brooklyn
Ralph Branca
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Ebbets Field
Skirt Controversy Sparks Picketing and Protests
Lizabth Scott faced pickets in Denver over ankle length dresses while San Francisco women balk at remodeling costs to fit new hemlines. A New York glamour authority attacks Boston for split personality amid opposition to shorter skirts. Veronica Dengle accuses Boston of overreacting and mocks knee fashion.
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Denver
Colo
Lizabth Scott
San Francisco
New York
Boston
Veronica Dengle
Personality Unlimited
Business Visitors in Houston Highlight Fenberg Family
Sam Fenberg and son Marty Allen, residing at 2109 Hughes, are listed as business visitors in Houston this week. The note places their arrival and stay in the city as part of routine business activity.
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Houston
Sam Fenberg
Marty Allen
Hughes
Two Hurt as Car Overturns Near Amarillo Collision
Mr and Mrs Mark Frederick of Fort Worth were injured when their car overturned north of Amarillo after colliding with a car driven by W S Carter of 605 Florida about 8 am on Highway 287 six miles north of Amarillo near River Road School. Carter escaped injury as did Alice and Lynn Frederick. Injured were taken to St Anthony s Hospital by Boxwell Brothers ambulance.
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Mark
Frederick
Fort Worth
Amarillo
W.S. Carter
Florida
River Road School
Carter
Fredrick
Alice
Lynn Frederick
St. Anthony's Hospital
Boxwell Brothers Ambulance
Grain and stock market notes from Chicago and Midwest cities
Chicago grain quotations show wheat at 2.42 to 2.42 and corn around 2.30 to 2.37 for September to December contracts. Livestock reports from Chicago and Kansas City indicate steady to lower cattle and hog prices, with hogs near 25 to 27.50 and cattle top around 34.25, reflecting a softer tone in late summer trading.
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American Tel & Tel
Anaconda
Blaw-Knox Steel Ceee
Borden Foods
Eoeen
Braniff Airways
Cress
Budd Rails Equipment S
Continental Oil Co
Curtis Wright
Deere & Co
Douglas Aircraft
General Electric
General Motors
Cress Soir
Gillette Razor
Sress
Goodrich
Goodyear
Ieee
Gulf Petroleum
Illinois
Interlake Iron Wiper International
International
International Tel
Jones-Laughlin 6
Kennecott Copper
Glenn L. Martin Ae
Pogreteum
Montgomery Ward
Nash Kelvinator
National Biscuit
National Canase
National Gypsum
New York
North American Aviation
Northern Pacific Ry
Packard Motors
Pan American Airways
Paramount Pictures
Pennsylvania RR
Phelps-Dodge
Phillips Petroleum
Athe
Radio Corporation Dveudee
Pe Ear Stueni
Republic Steel
Ae Ee
Taspecdas
Sears Roebuck
Shamrock Oil & Gas
Shell Union of
Soconny Vacuum Oil
Southern Pacific
Cebesesees
Standard Brands
Standard Oil Ind
Standard Oil NJ
Studebaker Motors
Texas Corporation
Texas Gulf Sylph
Titeweter Ol
United Aircraft
Avessateeses
Willys-Overland
Wien OH
Sdsseues
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Hog and sheep market report shows mixed week gains
Hog market notes 1,500 head salable with fair activity and uneven demand. Prices range up 25 to 50 cents on heavies and sows, top 28.00 for large hogs, 27.50 to 28.00 for 170 to 260 pounds, 26.50 to 26.50 for 270 to 290 pounds, 25.00 to 26.25 for 300 to 350 pounds. Sows largely 19.75 to 23.75. Sheep salable 3,000 with spring lambs steady, yearlings 50 cents lower, good to choice lambs 23.50, yearlings 18.00, slaughter ewes 8.25 to 8.50.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Kansas City
USDA
O'Daniel to Visit Fort Worth for Rest Before Texas Tour
Sen. W. Lee O'Daniel was due in Fort Worth from Washington for a brief rest before launching his widely publicized Texas tour.
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Pappy
Fort Worth
W. Lee O’daniel
Washington
Texas
Cab Drivers File Appeals In Potter County Court
Two Amarillo taxicab drivers Homer E. New and Thomas Walter Chance filed appeals from city court convictions. New, driver of the cab in the collision, appeals his speeding corporation court conviction.
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Amarillo
Potter County
Homer E. New
North Madison
Thomas Walter Chance
Murray Hotel
Harrison
New
Cab collision kills Betty Urquhart. driver appeals reckless driving conviction
Betty Joyce Urquhart, four, was killed when a cab driven by Chance, appealing a corporation court recklessness case, struck Mrs. Faye McKellop at Fourth and Fillmore near Ross Hotel several weeks ago. The driver faces ongoing appeal while a fatal pedestrian crash is investigated.
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Betty Joyce Urquhart
Chance
Corporation Court
Faye McKellop
Ross Hotel
Fourth and
Fillmore
Continuing Inspection Of Food Establishments
City health officer Charles Eads oversaw continued inspections of cafes and food handling venues. Authorities have closed 11 establishments recently as part of the enforcement sweep.
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Charles Eads
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