Amarillo fights cattle truck nuisance with sanitation rule
The Amarillo city ordinance of August 31 1943 bans parking vehicles carrying livestock within city limits unless cleaned. It allows short breaks for servicing, calls for emergency notice on breakdowns, and aims to curb unsanitary conditions while balancing ranchers and residents. Western Stock Yards may install a truck cleaning unit as relief.
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Amarillo
Bob Broyles
Buchanan
Joe Jenkins
Broyles
Corporation Court
J. A. Kirkman
Jay Taylor
Eddie Johnson
Hagy
Texan bashfulness noted by New York exotic dancer Tyra Monte
Tyra Monte, a New York exotic dancer, says Texans are bashful and prefer not to be fully disrobed. She just completed her thousandth strip and observes crowds now include younger men and critical women. She differentiates exotic dance from stripping and favors artful, not explicit, performances.
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San Antonio
Tyra Monte
New York
Texas
Tyra
Ally
Services Arranged for J. M. Stuart
Christian Science rites for John McMillian Stuart 56 formerly of St. Louis will be held at 2 PM Wednesday in Boxwell Brothers Chapel. Burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. He died early Monday at home after moving here two months ago from St. Louis where he worked for Skinner Kennedy Advertising. Survivors include his wife and a son. Special bits in diamond drills may contain as many as 2,000 diamonds.
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John McMillian Stuart
East Thirteenth
St. Louis
Boxwell Brothers Chapel
Memorial Park Cemetery
Stuart
Skinner- Kennedy Advertising Company
Death takes father of Mrs Leachman in Elk City
Clay Stine father of Mrs W T Leachman Jr died Monday night in a Elk City hospital Oklahoma. He was a rancher from Putnam Oklahoma and his family was at his bedside for several days. Funeral services will be held Wednesday morning at 10 in Putnam.
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Clay Stine
W. T. Leachman, Jr
Elk City
Okla
Mr. Stine
Putnam
Invasion of Bugs Briefly Sweeps Amarillo
Amarillo faced a brief insect invasion Monday night as millions of small pale yellow bugs with forked tails filled city parks and the courthouse lawn Tuesday morning. They vanished by midmorning, leaving no lasting damage or reports of injuries.
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Amarillo
Juvenile Punishment Policy Emphasizes Last Resort
Editorial notes that penalties for juvenile offenders should be used only after all other methods have failed, advocating prevention and rehabilitation first. The guidance stresses avoiding harsh measures and prioritizing restorative approaches.
County considers closing road sought by ranchers
Commissioner John W. Morris of Precinct 4 says the road serves only a few ranchers who want it closed. If approved, the road seven miles north of Amarillo would be shut.
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John W. Morris
Precinct 4
Amarillo
County Board Approves Bond Swap with Bank Deposits
County commissioners authorize First National Bank to swap $37,000 of federal bonds on deposit as security for county deposits. The bonds mature next month and will be exchanged for similar federal securities.
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Swap Securities
First National Bank
Labor leader dies in Manchester hotel room
Harry Stevenson of Cincinnati Ohio president of the Moulders and Foundry Workers Union of America and a leader in the American Federation of Labor died suddenly in his hotel room in Manchester while on a visit.
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Manchester
Eng
Harry Stevenson
Cincinnati
Ohio
Moulders and Foundry Workers Union of America
American Federation of Labor
Mertox Compound Promoted For Rheumatic Relief
Dallas resident J C Kirke credits Mertox Compound with rapid relief from long standing rheumatic pains in both shoulders. He reports improved digestion and energy and says he can eat foods previously painful. The advertisement notes the medicine is available from Texas druggists at a reduced price.
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J. C. Kirkeland
Dallas
Mertoz
Texas
Mrs Alvina Cator of Morse Dead at 80
Alvina Melchmann Cator aged 80 died in a local hospital at 1 am Tuesday. Funeral arrangements are pending at Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home. She had lived in Morse 49 years and was a Morse Methodist Church member. Survived by five sons Bert Cator Glenwood Springs CO Marshall Cator Sunray Pete Cator Morse John Cator Morse and George Cator Nara Visa NM and a daughter Annie Clifton Morse.
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Alvina Melchmann
Cator
Morse
Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home
Morse Methodist Church
Bert Cator
Glenwood Springs
Colo
Marshall Cator
Sunray
Pete
John Cator
George Cator
Nara Visa
Annie Clifton
Army recruit begins training with Second Armored Division
Glen E. Wilson son of Mr and Mrs Edward M Wilson of Happy starts first phase of Army training with the Second Armored Division at Camp Hood.
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ARMY
Camp Hood
Glen E. Wilson
Edward M. Wilson
Happy
Second Armored Division
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Globe
Finance & Credit CO
Lloyd Robertson
Met
Barfield Bidg
J. M. Stuart
Pada Ex
Beery
Prescription Shop
Mrs. Leachman
Western Avenue
Potter County
L. R. Cherryhomes
Cherryholmes
Maverick Club
Boys Ranch
Cherryhomes
KGNC
Friends of
Tex
F. Rollins
Rollins
N.E
Hayes
Mertox
Alvina Cator
Lewis
American Meat Instituteters
Chicago
U. S
Fred Waring
NBC
Sim
Berners
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