Booklet Gives Information On Amarillo Directory
First copies of the Directory of Welcome and Information for Amarillo Air Force Base personnel and community defense workers are ready. The 36 page pocket booklet includes street, church, school, park directories and area facts.
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Directory of
Amarillo Air Force Base
Community Council of
Amarillo
Rex Baxter
John Ekelund
Robert E. Clements
Frank Helvey
Tom Bruser
Ed Moyer
United Red Feather
Maurice Bafford
Colonel Clark
Red Feather
Stanley Blackburn
F. W. Wallace
Roy Bell
US Air Force
Col
Ray H. Clark
St Andrews to Open Kindergarten Classes
St Andrews will open kindergarten with Christian education under church auspices. Classes run Sept 4 from 9:00 to 11:46 a.m. and 1:00 to 3:45 p.m. for children ages 5 and 6. Enrollment at the Parish Hall west entrance in the morning on Sept 4.
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St. Andrew's Kindergarten
Liquor licenses suspended for two Amarillo bars
Acting County Judge Connaily Locknart fined Dave Tucker of the D&J Bar 100 dollars plus costs for allowing an intoxicated person to remain on the premises and Melvin C. Kirk of the Shamrock Lounge 100 dollars plus costs for selling beer to an intoxicated person. Both beer licenses suspended seven days.
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Amarillo
Connaily Locknart
Dave Tucker
D&j
North Fillmore
Melvin C. Kirk
Shamrock Lounge
West Sixth
Gas Company Picnic At Thompson Park Tonight
More than 400 persons are expected tonight at Thompson Park when Amarillo Gas Company employees gather for their annual picnic. The safety department sponsors the event and company officials will preside in the cafeteria line.
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Thompson Park
Amarillo Gas Company
Safety Department of the Gas Company
Park Tree Linked to Pope to Be Preserved
The tree in West Grinstead Park Sussex England once linked to Alexander Pope and his poem The Rape of the Lock will be preserved by order of the Minister of Local Government and Planning.
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West Grinstead Park
Sussex
England
Pope
Found Not Guilty In Burglary Case
In the 47th District Court Willie Duvall was found not guilty on burglary charges after state witness Robert Cole recanted his grand jury testimony. District Attorney Hermon Pipkin said he filed perjury and receiving and concealing charges against Cole. Duvall was to be arraigned later in county court.
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Hermon Pipkin
47Th District Court
Willie Duvall
Duvall
Mack
East Fourth
Pipkin
Robert Cole
Cole
Car prowling cases reported in Amarillo area
Car prowling was reported in Amarillo with multiple thefts. Dr H S S Neal of Stuttgart Arkansas said a glass was broken and clothing taken from his car in the 400 block East Fourth. G G Baker of Oklahoma City reported clothing and three pairs of slacks stolen from his car in the 200 block Fillmore. Mrs Ray Jarvis of Stillwater had clothing stolen from her car in the 500 block Pierce. A P Jones of Panhandle reported a prowling with nothing taken in the 200 block East Third.
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Amarillo
H. S&s. Neal
Stuttgart
Ark
East Fourth
G. G. Baker
Oklahoma City
Fillmore
Ray Jarvis
Stillwater
Oklo
Pierce
A. P. Jones
Panhandle
East Third
Boy nets eight pound pike in Sisseton fishing feat
In Sisseton South Dakota 11 year old Peter Stewart landed an eight pound northern pike after a dramatic chase. The fish was snagged with seven lures and tangled in broken lines. A pressing pad fashioned from a folded bath towel is suggested to iron sleeves without creases.
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Sisseton
S. D
U.P
Peter Stewart
Something Phony About This Radio
W M Farris at 301 North Kentucky picked up a long distance telephone conversation while listening to his radio yesterday. The caller claimed someone was playing the radio on the line and the line went dead for several minutes before the program resumed. Spain doubled its exports of green olives to the United States last year.
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W. M. Farris
North
Kentucky
Farris
Spain
United States
New facilities sought to end Auckland harbor congestion
Auckland harbor faces ongoing congestion prompting officials to seek new facilities. Authorities consider expanding term plans and evaluating potential sites to alleviate traffic, cargo delays, and vessel bottlenecks affecting trade and port operations.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Editor Didn't Ask Him Says Truman Prediction Questioned
President Truman said Jonathan Daniels from the Raleigh News and Observer did not consult him before predicting he would seek reelection. Truman refused to disclose his 1952 intentions and noted that Daniels is entitled to his opinion, though he would not confirm any plans.
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Washington
Truman
Jonathan Daniels
Daniels
Raleigh News and Observer
President comments on Daniels article as reportorial instinct
Me said Daniels didn't consult him yet noted Daniels is a close friend and Democratic national committeeman. The President affirmed Daniels' magazine piece reflected the same reportorial instinct Truman had praised, saying it was the same kind of case exactly.
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Daniels
Truman
Geese for Rent in Benton Harbor for Weeding Strawberries
Ed Miskotten of Benton Harbor offers 500 geese for rent at $2.50 per season to eat weeds around strawberry plants. The birds dislike strawberries and prefer weed growth, providing a natural weeding service.
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Benton Harbor, Mich
Ed Miskotten
Uruguays worry over black market cattle amid meat shortage
As meat supplies grow tight, Uruguay faces rising concerns about a clandestine cattle trade. Authorities seek enforcement measures while producers warn of growing incentives for illicit sales and price distortions across key markets.
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Uruguay
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Monroe
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