Hospital Board Reorganizes For The Year
Northwest Texas Hospital board of managers met last night to reorganize for the year. Dr Don Marsalis was named president. Dr Frank Duncan joined the board replacing Dr Guy Owens. Other officers include Herbert Willborn as vice president and Mark Galloway as secretary. Dr R R Swindell was reappointed. Committees were appointed by Marsalis.
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Northwest Texas Hospital
Don Marsalis
Frank Duncan
Guy Owens
Herbert Willborn
Mark Galloway
Roy Snodgrass
R. R. Swindell
Marsalis
Itinerant three foot alligator found in back pool
In Winter Park Percy Harris searched for his prize goldfish and instead discovered a roaming alligator nearly three feet long in a backyard pool. The unusual visitor appeared to have found shelter there, using the pool as a temporary refuge.
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Winter Park
Fila
U.P
Percy Harris
Man Returns After 34 Years for Court Ordered Support
Edward Williams, 72, deaf and nearly blind, was jailed for three months in Warrington for failing to pay 12 shillings weekly support to his wife under a court order from 34 years ago. He had left in 1916 and returned in 1950 to obtain his birth certificate to apply for a government old age pension. wife says no payments were ever made after the first.
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Warrington
England
Edward Williams
Praise Roller Stars With Oklahoma City Little Symphony
A Clyde Roller guest conducts the Oklahoma City Symphony in the Mirror Room with Bach Schubert Thompson Brahms pieces praised for precise pacing and depth. Daily Oklahoman critic lauds Roller's command and the audience’s warm reception. Roller also leads Am arillo Symphony and will conduct Amarillo Philharmonic with Eugene List as guest artist.
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Oklahoma City Symphony Orchestra
A. Clyde Roller
Tracy Sylvester
Daily Oklahoman
Oklahoma City Orchestra
Municipal Auditorium
A. Clyde Roiler
Amarillo Symphony
Schubert
Virgil Thompson
Brahms
Roller
Mr. Roller
Amarilo Philharmonic Orchestra
Eugene List
Citizen Fined For Driving Without License Since 1908
In Chapel Hill North Carolina a man cited for driving without a license told the court he believed he had been lucky to drive since 1908. He faced penalties for operating without proper authorization.
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Chapel Hill
U.P
Rites in Oklahoma For C. C. Smiths
Funeral services planned in Walters Oklahoma for Mr and Mrs C C Smith of 1927 Buchanan asphyxiation victims found Sunday in their home Investigating officers said they died about a week earlier with stove on and doors and windows closed Justice of the Peace C W Carder ruled accidental death N S Griggs Sons Funeral Directors Amarillo in charge Survivors include Mr Smith four brothers and three sisters Mrs Smith two sons two brothers and two sisters
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Walters
Okla
C. C. Smith
Buchanan
N.S. Griggs & Sons
Amarillo
Justice of the Peace
C. W. Carder
Mr. Smith
Mrs. Smith
Two Firemen Hurt in Blaze in Oakland
A fire destroyed an old wooden business block near Oakland City Hall. Two firemen were injured while a clothing factory boiler exploded, sending 15 hotel roomers into the night in their pajamas. Loss estimated at about 200 thousand dollars.
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Oakland
Cal
Sex Killer of Tot Sentenced To Die
Los Angeles report states Fred Stroble, 68, awaits state supreme court review after a Superior Court death sentence for the sexual slaying of 6 year old Linda Joyce Glacoft. Judge Charles W. Fricke denied a new trial motion.
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Los Angeles
State Supreme Court
Fred Stroble
San Quentin Prison
Stroble
Linda Joyce Glacoft
Charles W. Fricke
Fricke
California
New Case Against Bill Tilden Dropped
BEVERLY HILLS CAL Feb 7 The case of ex tennis star Bill Tilden failing to register as a sex offender has been dropped. City Judge Charles J Griffin returned $100 bail to Tilden who said he didn’t know he was supposed to register. Tilden was arrested a week ago and promptly registered at Los Angeles City Hall. He was convicted in 1947 of contributing to the delinquency of a teenage boy.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Bill Tilden
Charles J. Griffin
Tilden
Los Angeles City Hall
Unemployment Up In West Germany
Bonn Germany February 7 Official figures show West Germany ended January with 1 900 000 unemployed an increase of 342 000 from December Seventeen percent of new job seekers were women Despite rising industrial output unemployment has risen steadily since 1948 In December 1948 there were 859 000 jobless.
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Bonn
Germany
West Germany
Black Committeeman Named At Southern Conference Meeting
J. Palmer Black superint endent of The Globe News mechanical dept heads the Western division executive committee of the Southern Newspaper Mechanical Conference meeting in Fort Worth. Three new members L W Thornton Elmer Hodgkinson and F R Rice join the committee to serve until 1958 with others including George Woodman H W Hartman O M Harper Houston Awalt and Ralph Moffatt. Over 325 mechanical superintendents from Texas Oklahoma Arkansas and Louisiana attend the conference.
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The
Globe News
Southern Newspaper Mechanical Conference
Fort Worth
L. W. Thornton
Shreveport Journal
Elmer Hodgkinson
Oklahoma Publishing Company
F. R. Rice
Little Rock
Ark
Democrat
Mr. Black
George Woodman
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
H. W. Hartman
Houston Post
O. M. Harper
Tulsa World- Tribune
Houston Awalt
San Antonio Express
Ralph Moffatt
Dallas Times-Herald
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Louisiana
Untidy New Yorkers Facing Jail Terms
New York city sanitations inspectors issued 172 summonses for dropping gum wrappers sweeping refuse onto sidewalks or leaving garbage cans uncovered. The crackdown targets central Manhattan between 14th and 72nd streets with 4800 new wire wastebaskets and may extend further.
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New York
Manhattan
14Th
72Nd Streets
Church Announces Special Service Revival at Church of God in Christ
Rev. A. Jackson of Pampa formerly of California will conduct a revival and healing service at 8:30 tonight in the Church of God in Christ at 213 Madison. Pastor Rev. J. L. Langston says a special section will be reserved for white persons. An Italian firm in Milan seeks to sell 500 wigs monthly to American men and women.
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A. Jackson
Pampa
California
Church of God In Christ
Madison
J. L. Langston
Milan
Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription Ad Claims Nervous Relief
An advertisement touts Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription as a uterine sedative for nervous tension. It cites a clinics study of women undergoing Change of Life, claiming 93 percent relief and offering tablets for 50 cents or liquid for a dollar.
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