Plan Oldtime Cowpunchers Annual Meet
More than 400 members of the Western Cowpunchers Association are to attend the annual meet tomorrow and Thursday at the Western Cowpunchers Lodge seven miles north of Amarillo on the Dumas highway. Secretary John Morris says about 600 members exist and 400 to 500 are expected. A steak fry opens Wednesday evening at 6. Thursday features a John Snider barbecue at noon and officer elections in the afternoon. Old-time dances will follow.
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Western Cowpunchers Association
Western Cowpunchers Lodge
Amarillo
Dumas Highway
John Morris
John Snider
Acne Pimples On Back Quick Help By Peggy Allen
A reader asks about back acne affecting evening wear. A cleansing lotion without oil plus a greaseless antiseptic cream helps clear skin in days. VELOCIA, a cleanser and cream combo, is advertised at $2 plus tax in stores and salons.
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Peggy
Peggy Allen
Paris
Tenn
Amarillo School Taxes Rise as Budget Is Adopted
Amarillo voters approve a $3,209,000 school budget for the next year with a total tax rate of 1.52 per 100 valuation for public schools and 0.14 for Amarillo College. Public operations tax climbs to 1.08 while interest and sinking funds total 0.30. College operations stay at 0.14 with no college tax for interest. The increase funds a cost of living raise and fireproofing across campuses. Only attendee besides officials was Bob Douglas of the Potter County Taxpayers Association, who did not oppose. The board also fills 32 teaching positions, leaving four vacancies.
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Amarillo
Amarillo College
Bob Douglas
The
Potter County Taxpayers Association
Social club to host two 8:30 PM dances with Buck Garner band
The group will hold two evenings of dances starting at 8:30 with Buck Garner and his band providing music. A membership card priced at 5 dollars admits the member and spouse or date to all festivities. Officers include Lu J. Haile president and Horace Jackson second vice president.
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Buck Garner
Mr. Morris
Morris
Lu J. Haile
Charles Alford
Horace Jackson
Jack Mooten
Frank Givens
Quartet Singers To Meet Tonight In Amarillo
Members of SPEBSQSA will hold their regular weekly meeting at 8 o'clock tonight in the Bricklayers Local Union No 19 headquarters at 1007 West Seventh Amarillo. Joe Martin directs the group which is recruiting singers among airmen at the Amarillo base. Average attendance is about 30 and rising.
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Spebsqsa
Bricklayers Local Union
West Seventh
Joe Martin
Amarillo Bare
Wreck Victims Improve After Collision Near Happy
Mr and Mrs Wallace J Mueting of 3808 East Twenty fourth Street reported improving at Deaf Smith County Hospital Tulsa after a Sunday night crash three miles south of Happy on Highway 87. Mrs Mueting had a fractured skull and cuts. Mr Mueting a broken wrist and severed vein. Their 22 month old daughter Diane had minor injuries. Leo Romas of Plainview Is in Plainview hospital with a broken collarbone and cuts.
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Wallace J. Mueting
East Twenty-fourth
Deaf Smith County Hospital
Tulsa
Happy
Highway 87
Mueting
Leo Romas
Plainview
Abbott Returns After Fort Jackson Training Visit
Private James M. Abbott, after leaving Amarillo for Fort Sill and completing training at Fort Jackson in South Carolina, returned to service following a visit to his brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs S W Jones and his younger sister Grace at 1510 West Twentieth. His mother Mrs
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James M. Abbott
Amarillo
Fort Sill
Fort Jackson, SC
S. W. Jones
Grace
West Twentieth
Abbott
Cincinnati Woman Marks Son's Amarillo Visit
Mary E. Abbott of Cincinnati accompanied by relatives visited Amarillo as her son, a soldier in the Signal Corps Bast Dixie Division, received a 12 day pass for neatness and volunteered for overseas duty.
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Mary E. Abbott
Cincinnati
Amarillo
Signal Corps
Bast Dixie
Fisheries Institute Estimates U S Canada Catch
The National Fisheries Institute reports the 1950 total fishery catch at about 4.9 billion pounds, roughly 100 million pounds more than the 1949 total. The gain reflects higher yields across the United States and Canada.
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Boston
National Fisheries Institute
United States
Canada
Hog cholera first reported in United States in 1833
An Ohio farmer alerted authorities to hog cholera marking the first U S report of the disease in the year 1833 as authorities documented the outbreak and its early spread across farms.
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United States
Ohio
Amarillo High Students Attend Vocal Clinic at Tech
Fifty six students from Amarillo High School traveled by bus to Lubbock to join a vocal clinic sponsored by the Texas Technological College music department. Directed by Dr. E L Hemmle the session runs through Friday and will culminate in a concert as part of the Tech summer commencement program. Accompanying the group were Miss Tennie Thompson and Miss Madalyn Robinson.
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Amarillo High School
Lubbock
Music Department
Texas Technological College
E. L. Hemmle
Texas Tech
Amarillo
Tennie Thompson
Madalyn Robinson
Nixson Junior High
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Clem Calhoun
Zenith
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Tolzien
Music Store
Ar Amount
Globe-News
Zemo
Army Tech Village
Amarillo Air Terminal
Panhandle Stages
John M. Heket
Heket
U. OF Vienna
Vienna
University of Vienna
University
Fat
ETI Ie
Washington
Cretney Drug Store
Polk, Amarillo, Texas
Mynex
Zephyr
Zenith Armstrong FM
Cobra-Matic
Zenith-Armstrong
RADIO
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Polk
NNN Electric Supply
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