Court approves inventory of James A. Bush estate
A Potter County court filed an order approving inventory and appraisal of the late Amarillo businessman James A. Bush estate. The estate totals about 21 000 dollars, largely land holdings, with Jim Hudson Carl Hill and J R Lyons named to compile the inventory.
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James A. Bush
Amarillo
Potter County
Jim Hudson
Carl Hill
J. R. Lyons
Vandals Steal Three Cars in Amarillo Overnight
Police report three cars stolen last night in Amarillo by youths. A 1947 convertible owned by BH. W. Cook at 2010 Monroe was found abandoned this morning. A 1946 Plymouth sedan owned by Tom Cole at 814 Tennessee was recovered east of town. A 1945 Dodge coupe owned by Jack B. Clendenin at 1514 Parker was found abandoned at Sixth and Virginia.
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Amarillo
BH. W. Cook
Monroe
Tri-State Fair Park
Ninth and
Taylor
Pullman Switch Road
Tom Cole
Tennessee
Jack B. Clendenin
Parker
Sixth
Virginia
Pampa Postmaster Undergoes Major Operation
C. Herbert Walker former Pampa postmaster underwent a major operation at Northwest Texas Hospital yesterday. His condition today was reported excellent. He is the father of Mrs. Lowell Munday of 212 Crestway. Mrs. Walker is staying with the Mundays while her husband is hospitalized.
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Pampa
C. Herbert Walker
Northwest Texas Hospital
Walker
Lowell Munday
Crestway
The Sun’s Rotation Period Draws Interest
Scientists note the sun completes a rotation roughly every 27 days. This cyclic spin affects solar weather patterns and aids understanding of its magnetic activity and surface dynamics.
Henry Rogers 70 Dies At Home In Amarillo
Henry Rogers 70 a retired farmer died at 2 10 this morning at 320 Bowie in Amarillo He moved here three years ago after a long farming career near Erick Oklahoma The body was taken to Erick for funeral services and burial set for 2 pm tomorrow at the Baptist Church Surviving are his widow Eva a son Lewis a sister Ida Sage and a brother Will all members of his family live in Amarillo except the Erick brother Blackburn Shaw directed the funeral here.
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Henry Rogers
Bowie
Rogers
Amarillo
Erick
Oklo
Baptist
Eva Rogers
Lewis Rogers
Ida Sage
Will Rogers
Untalkative Santa Claus Is Tucked Away Till Next Year
Christmas ended at the county clerk's office with the dummy Santa removed for the year. The central display figure drew many children but did not speak when asked what he would give.
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Santa Claus
Santa
Newest Comet 1947N Dodges Expert Predictions
H S Winburn notes the comet 1947N remains unseen after five nights and lies below the horizon after dusk. Dr Charles P Olivier and Gordon A Atwater think it may be visible low in the southwestern sky near Venus shortly after dark, while Roy K Marshall doubts it. City lights hinder viewing.
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H. S. Winburn
Charles P. Olivier
Flower Observatory
University of Pennsylvania
Gordon A. Atwater
Hayden Planetarium
New York
Roy K. Marshall
Franklin Institute
Venus
Free Mailing Closes Wednesday Night
Amarillo postmaster W D DeGrassi announced free first class mailing for servicemen ends at midnight Wednesday marking the close of 1947. Letters mailed after that time marked Free will be returned to the sender for a 3 cent stamp.
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W. D. DeGrassi
Amarillo
Mr. DeGrassi
Final Annexation Reading Is Tonight
The city commission will hold the final reading of the ordinance annexing areas to the city. The measure becomes effective at midnight tomorrow and brings regions north south and east into the city limits. Fire protection police protection street maintenance health inspection building code enforcement water service sewer service and garbage collection are among future concerns. The meeting starts at 8 o'clock in city hall.
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City Commission
Pickup Driver Struck by Train Near Polk Street
An Amarillo man Lloyd Oscar Bivins 54 was driving a pickup north on Polk Street when a Fort Worth and Denver railroad switch engine pushing a boxcar struck the vehicle near Polk and the railroad early today. No injuries were reported. The pickup belonged to Armstrong Transfer and Storage Company.
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Amarillo
Polk
Fort Worth
Denver
Lloyd Oscar Bivins
West Twentieth
Rush V. Avery
Bivins
Armstrong Transfer and Storage Company
Mrs. Kiker Wins Dreft Contest Phonograph Gift
Mrs. Charles M. Kiker of 321 East Twenty-third, wife of the Badger Band director, won a phonograph radio combination set in a magazine contest about the 19 best uses for Dreft.
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Charles M. Kiker
East
Badger
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