Burglary at Fred Baird Home Highlights Daylight Theft
Clothing and assorted goods valued at over 600 dollars were stolen from the Fred Baird residence at 312 East Twenty second. Entry occurred between 10 thirty yesterday morning and 1 thirty yesterday afternoon via a broken door. Missing items include an array of suits shirts trousers coats shoes and a pistol among others. Mrs Baird was not harmed and no silverware was taken.
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Fred Baird
East Twenty-second
Three Cars In Collision Near Panhandle Highway
Three cars were involved in a collision about half a mile beyond the city limits on the Panhandle Highway at 12:30 this morning. Robert Ellis Howell of Tech Village suffered leg and facial injuries and was taken to St. Anthony's Hospital. Mrs. Howell received bruises and was driven home. Evelyn Cox Altman and Roy Lee Bridges were the other drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Robert Ellis Howell
Tech Village
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Blackburn-Shaw
Howell
Evelyn Cox Altman
Parker
Roy Lee Bridges
Amarillo
North Amarillo Kiwanis Club Installation Tonight
Formal installation of officers for the North Amarillo Kiwanis Club is set for 7 30 tonight at the Thomas Dinner House. Al Reville leads the new slate as president with J A Arden as vice president and Charlie Smith as secretary treasurer. Directors include J T Wrather G E High T C Todd and Curtis Richards. Dr A M Meyer Amarillo College president will speak and W C Woods of Lubbock newly elected lieutenant governor of Kiwanis district six will oversee the ceremony.
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North Amarillo
W. C. Woods
Lubbock
Kiwanis
Burglary Charge Filed Against H. T. Wilson
Harold Thomas Wilson about 18 was charged with burglary after police arrested him for prowling in an apartment. Tom Connally reported someone broke into a stack of Christmas presents in his Tal mage Place unit 302 building. Bond set at $1,000 in Charlie Carder’s justice court.
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Harold Thomas Wilson
Tom Connally
Talmage Place
van Buren
Charlie Carder
Justice of the Peace Court
Cain Is Charged With Swindling Here
Edward William Cain, 24, of Anchorage Alaska, charged in district court with swindling by worth less check. The complaint, signed by Earl Marrs, involves a $500 check drawn on Amarillo National Bank to Alford and Hale. The check related to a deal to ship eyes produce and groceries to Alaska. Cain was arrested yesterday afternoon in a downtown hotel.
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Edward William Cain
Anchorage
Alaska
Earl Marrs
Amarillo National Bank
Alford and
Hale
Marrs
Cain
To Study Changes in Retirement Act
Amended Railroad Retirement Act changes will be outlined to Panhandle railroad employees tonight at 7 30 in the Santa Fe Building auditorium. R E L Phillips Amarillo field representative of the Railroad Retirement Board and M D Mitchell district manager speak. Families of employees are invited to attend.
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Santa Fe
R. E. L. Phillips
Amarillo
Railroad Retirement Board
M. D. Mitchell
Phillips
Veterans Administration
Canyon
R. A. Neblett
W. C. Black
C. R. Burrows
Fred Standley
Veterans Executive Committee
Austin
College Business Office
Regents
Virgil Henson
Henson
Hill
Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Strikes Couple in City
Mr and Mrs Arthur Cass were treated for possible carbon monoxide poisoning and released from St Anthony s Hospital after losing consciousness in their car. They were found unconscious at 3207 North East Eighth and transported by Boxwell Brothers ambulance.
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Arthur Cass
St. Anthony's Hospital
North East Eighth
Maine
Boxwell Brothers
Guard Meeting for 142nd Infantry in Capitol Hotel
The Texas National Guard 142nd Infantry Regiment invites officers enlisted men and interested citizens to a meeting tomorrow at 7 45 in the Capitol Hotel to discuss unit activities and public involvement.
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GUARD
142Nd Infantry Regiment
Texas National Guard
Capitol Hotel
Chicago Livestock Market Report Sees Mixed Shrink in Prices
Chicago livestock prices edge down in mid December trading with hogs steady to 50 cents lower at 23.00 to 23.50. Cattle and calves show modest gains in some classes while cows weaken and bulls rise. Sheep bids firm with fed wooled westerns and best lambs noted at higher asks.
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Kansas City
USDA
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Fat native ewe auction tops at 725 bid
The sale featured fat native ewes with bidding around 7.50 per head, reaching a total of 725 for the top lot. Auction details indicate strong demand and steady prices for the category.
Courthouse Records and District Court Notices
Warranty deeds list transfers for multiple parcels in Barbour Coast and Ridgemere areas to various buyers. District Court docket includes divorces for Warr, Phelps, and Russell. Marriage licenses issued to Kruger Nickens, Lapude Keith, Franklin Freitag, Mundell Phillips, Armstrong Mims, Hutchinson Garrison, Hammit Tipps, Knight Mitchell.
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John Dee
M. Timmons
Eakle
Anna Mae Fanning
P. P. Daniel
Cora E. Evans
Belle Nora Scott
Mirror
J. Nunn
I. F. Barton
G&s
Augusta A. Motch
W. P. Hooper
J. C. Johnson
E. H. Finck
Jimmie H. Rose
M. L. Davenport Sr
Fannie Lou Stiiley
Virginia
B. Young
Ridgemere
Dale Hughey
Ux Ray F. McQuistion
Industrial City
Kate Warr
W. M. Warr
Chesta Mae Phelps
Lloyd D. Phelps
Winnie Mae Russell
Clyde Russell
Henry K. Kruger
Ruby B. Nickens
Arthur J. Lapude
Leota P. Keith
Don D. Franklin
Jean Frietag
Harold Everett Mundell
Mary Elizabeth Phillips
Mel Armstrong
Dell Mims
Ralph D. Hutchinson, Jr
Mary Etta Garrison
Tommis Graham Hert
Sylvia Jeannene Howard
William R. Hammit
Vanita
Trial of Neva Hunt for Forgery Opens
Neva Hunt faced forgery charges in the 47th District Court this morning with Judge Henry S. Bishop presiding. She entered a plea of not guilty. The indictment alleges she forged an $88 check used at Whiteway Grocery Store.
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Neva Hunt
47Th District Court
Henry S. Bishop
Whiteway
James Thompson Fined for Car Without Owner Consent
James Thompson was fined $250 and costs by County Judge E. O. Northcutt after pleading guilty to driving a car without the owner's consent. The complaint was signed by Walter Hill, whose car had been taken last week.
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James Thompson
E. O. Northcutt
Walter Hill
Conference at 1 PM with Barrett leaves details unrevealed
The report notes a noon gathering at one o'clock with Barrett, with the exact topics not disclosed. Mr. Harrell, resident near Claude, has been in Canyon most of today and spoke at one point.
Forty Needy Families Not Yet Adopted
Forty Amarillo families or individuals will lack Christmas aid unless adopted by citizens or groups. The Christmas Clearing Bureau notes clothing needs for 10 to 16 year old boys and girls, plus 14 single adults and elderly. To date 67 families have been adopted. 40 remain unadopted and are to receive clothing, bedding, and toys organized by Salvation Army and firefighters.
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Amarillo
Evelyn Flaherty
Christmas Clearing Bureau
Flaherty
Bureau
Salvation Army
Central Fire Station
Listerine Antiseptic Gargle Cuts Cold Effects
Study results suggest gargling Listerine Antiseptic twice daily over a 12 year period reduced cold occurrences and sore throats and led to milder colds compared with those who did not use the product.
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H. T. Wilson
MR. Tack Presents
Diane Faye
Clarence J. Renner
Texhoma
Mary Renner
S. H. Gist
Dow-Jones
Merrill, Lynch-Pierce, Fenner & Beane
Malivonesi
Kansas City Livestock
Merrill Lynch
Pierce
Fenner
Beane
Anaconda
Armour & Ce
At & SF
Eevee
Aviation Corp
Baldwin Locomee
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Bian-Knox
Borden
Braniff
Briges Mig Budd
Burroughs
Chrysler
Cont Oil Co
Curtiss Wright
Eee Deere & Co
Douglas Aircraft
General Electric
General Motors
Gillette Razor
Ewer
Goodrich
Goodyear
Glenn L. Martin
Mid Cent Pet
Montgomery Ward
Nash Kelvinator
NY Cent
Ohio Oil
Packard
Pan Amer Airways
Paramount
Penn
Penney Jr
Studebaker
Texas Corp
Union Carbide
Warner Bros Ee
Western Union
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Willys-Overland
Wilson & Coer Ee
Woolworth Eees
Mar
Courthouse Records
Neva
Veterans Executive Council
the College
Steinkoenig
Wichita Falls
Steve Self
Tulsa
Beryl Clinton
Stanton
Jack Witham
Detroit
Jim Tout
Follett
Mack Winters
Clarendon
Gus Miller
West Texas State
Houston
Miller
Border Conference
el Paso
Suzanne Dunn
Darien
Conn
Powers
Sin Reeman
Freeman
Aaa AY
Polk
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Skyliner
Zale
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