Tear Gas Used To Quiet The Teen Agers
Three teen boys who broke jail at Marysville Kansas and were held at Potter County jail caused a disturbance at a juvenile cell. Deputies fired tear gas after windows were smashed and noise escalated. The youths, aged 16 and 14, had reportedly stolen a car and burglarized a grocery, proceeding through Washington and Hastings toward Sweetwater and an attempted post office theft.
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Frank Cherry
Maryse
Kan
Potter County
Marysville
Cherry
Washington
Amarillo
Hastings
New
Psers
Sweetwater
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Clovis Airman Dies in Crash During Exercise
Clovis New Mexico December 11 140th Fighter Bomber Wing based at Clovis Air Force Base reports Captain Theodore D Scofield of the 191st Fighter Squadron killed when his F 51 or failed to pull out of a dive near Hood Texas during joint exercises with ground forces An investigation board has been set to probe the cause of the fatal crash the first for the 140th since its activation last April
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Clovis
Thevis Air Force Base
Theodore D. Scofield
Hood
Texas
Beofica
Salt Lake City
Utah
Joe C. Moffitt
Coyote Following Man Becomes Major Threat to Wildlife
A coyote tailing a man has escalated into a major threat to local wildlife, prompting officials to warn residents to avoid interactions and report sightings. The incident highlights growing concerns over urban wildlife encroachment and safety measures.
Amarillo Men Elected to Texas Motor Court Board
Frank Hobgood and Dallas Smith of Amarillo were elected to the board of directors of the Texas Motor Court Association at its annual Dallas meeting. Other officers named include E. F. Collins of Dallas as president Bob Perry of San Antonio as vice president and Earl Co. Dwelle of Dallas as secretary treasurer. Amarillo speakers at the conference were John McCarty Fist Ansley and Hobgood with delegates Mr and Mrs Albert F. Smith R. A. Vanderlaan Mrs Ansley and Mrs Hobgood in attendance.
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Frank Hobgood
Dallas Smith
Amarillo
Texas Motor Court Association
Dallas
E. F. Collins
Bob Perry
San Antonio
Earl Co. Dwelle
John McCarty
Fist Ansley
Hobgood
Albert F. Smith
R. A. Vanderlaan
Ansley
Horace Greeley Noted for White Coat and Hat
Horace Greeley consistently wore a white coat and hat as part of his distinctive public image. The longtime publisher helped shape 19th century journalism and political commentary through his writings and abolitionist stance.
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Horace Greeley
Engine Builder Washington Diesels His Patented Engine
ENGINE BUILDER WASHINGTON SF reports that Dr Rudolph Diesel patented the engine bearing his name in 1892, marking a key milestone in propulsion history.
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Washington (Sf
Rudolph Diesel
Tambourine fund drive curbed by Amarillo group
The Salvation Army tambourine solicitation will be limited to evenings after 6 pm for 60 days following a request from the Amarillo advisory board. The board cites city efforts to curb fund raising by groups in the Amarillo Community Chest. Christmas kettles will operate downtown during holidays and War Cry sales will continue by day. A report on the experiment is due at the February advisory board meeting.
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Salvation Army
Amarillo Salvation Army Advisory Board
Amarillo
Salvation Army Lassies
War Cry
Scout Troop 79 Collects Toys for Amarillo Firefighters
Boy Scout Troop 79 collects gifts and toys for repairs and hands them to Amarillo firemen. Sponsored by Temple Baptist Church, with Jack Baker serving as Scoutmaster.
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Boy Scout
Amarillo
Temple Baptist Church
Jack Baker
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