Houston Blaze Raises Inquiries in Harrisburg Block Fire
A $175000 blaze in Houston's Harrisburg business district prompted an emergency meeting of district chiefs. Seven businesses suffered slight damage in an early fire, extinguished by 4 AM, but a second blaze two hours later gutted the block. Residents voiced concern over fire department handling. Chief Richardson cited two possibilities for the second fire: an oversight or a separate fire.
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Houston
U.P
Harrisburg
George W. Richardson
Aliene McCally
FEED FOR RANGE RIDERS AT AMARILLO BARBECUE
Will Rogers Range Riders will be guests of the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce at a John Snider barbecue next Friday night. The barbecue luncheon will be held in the Merchants Building at the Tri State Fair Grounds.
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Rogers
Amarillo
Gall Bladder Sufferers Find Relief In New Remedy
Advert says gallbladder and bile woes can be eased by Gallusin a medicine claimed to stimulate healthy bile flow. Priced at $2.00 with money back guarantee from Cretney Drug Stores Amarillo Pampa Borger Tucumcari. Mall orders filled.
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Cretney Drug Stores
Amarillo
Pampa
Borger
Tucumcari
40 Manufacturers Meet To Organize Texas Chapter
Formation of a Panhandle chapter of the Texas Manufacturers Association began last night at Fort Worth as about 40 industrialists met. Dick Young of Dumas, regional director for the state association, will appoint a committee within 10 days to draft by laws and nominate candidates for chapter offices.
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Panhandle
Texas Manufacturers Association
Dick Young
Dumas
State Association
Fort Worth Man Treated With New Pyruvic Acid Drug
J M Williams, critically burned January 25 in a tank explosion, became the first Fort Worth patient to receive pyruvic acid, a new drug developed after Hartford circus fire. Doctors say it dissolves burned tissue so it peels away faster, aiding skin grafting and recovery.
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Fort Worth
Hartford
Cornell University
Quiet Week for Justice of the Peace Faces Few Cases
Veteran Justice of the Peace J. D. Cazzell reports the quietest period in office with no marriages or drunks. Records show three minor highway violations including operating without a permit. Lucius Turner, a Negro, was fined 250 dollars and 30 days in jail after pleading guilty to theft from a suit left at the Herring Hotel parking lot.
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J. D. Cazzell
Lucius Turner
Counse
E. O. Northcutt
Herring Hotel
Five To Attend State Home Builders Meeting
Five members of the Texas Panhandle Home Builders Association including K S Reynolds Bill Schutts Aleen Salmon Troy Jones and Dick Hughes of Pampa will attend the state association meeting in San Antonio this weekend. The association will have headquarters at the Plaza Hotel. Next quarterly meeting will be held in Amarillo said K S Reynolds president of the organization.
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Texas Panhandle Home Builders Association
K.S. Reynolds
Bill Schutts
Aleen Salmon
Troy Jones
Dick Hughes
Pampa
San Antonio
Plaza Hotel
Amarillo
K. S. Reynolds
Disabled American Veterans Banquet Tonight in Dream Diner
National and state officers of the Disabled American Veterans attend an anniversary banquet sponsored by J. E. Pietzsch chapter No. 26. The event starts at 7 30 o clock tonight at the Dream Diner located at the junction of Highways 60 and 66.
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DAV
J. E. Pietzsch
National Delegates Named By City School Teachers
Miss Ola Boyles Bivins School principal and Miss Ethel Jackson Wolflin School principal will represent Amarillo teachers at the American Association of School Administrators convention in Atlantic City March 16. Boyles and Jackson were named delegates by the Principals and Supervisors Club. Chas M Rogers superintendent of schools will also attend. The March meeting will be the first national conference since 1942 with regional conventions during most war years.
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Ola Boyles
Bivins
Ethel Jackson
Wolflin
Amarillo
American Association of School Administrators
Atlantic City
Miss Boyles
Miss Jackson
Principals and Supervisors Club
Chas. M. Rogers
Panhandle Home Builders Install New Officers
Texas Panhandle Home Builders Association held its installation dinner last night at the Mexican Inn. Officers installed for 1947 were K. 5. Reynolds president, Troy Jones vice president, Bill Schutts vice president, Allen Salmon executive secretary, directors Fred
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Texas Panhandle Home Builders Association
Mexican Inn
K. 5. Reynolds
Troy Jones
Bill Schutts
Allen Salmon
Fred
Galvanized Steel Frames Promote Light Air and Strength
Promotes galvanized steel frames for more light air and strength at no extra cost. Advises replacing now to avoid late Spring rush.
Pampa Officials and Magician Highlight Local Event
George Ordway Seale and Dick Hughes of Pampa attended with Mickey Maguire serving as master of ceremonies. Entertainment was provided by magician Harvey Jjaddis. Sid Harper was chief of police. Traffic sergeants John Anderson and John Allen returned from a traffic safety meeting in Austin.
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Sid Harper
Traffie
John Anderson
John Allen
Austin
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