Kids Incorporated Sees Upsets In Local Junior Games
On a day of tight finishes in the Texas Junior loop and intermediates, Boys Ranch stunned River Road 24-21 with Bill Price nine and Earl Mason six, while Sam Houston crushed Summit 55-13 led by Bennie Hollingsworth 21 and Len Baker support. River Road beat Sanborn 21-11, St Mary's fell 32-28 to Ranchers, and Horace Mann beat Wilson 39-20 with Gene Arrington and Darrell Foster scoring 18 combined.
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Kids, Inc
Cactus Plant
Cactus
Boys Ranch
River Road
Bill Price
Earl Mason
Neil Collins
Sam Houston
Len Baker
Summit
St. Mary’s
Waddies
Berry
Tommy Mason
Mason
Jimmy Nemechek
Jerry Larson
Margaret Wills
Pleasant Valley
Scott Cantine
Jimmy Pace
Sanborn
Gary Johnson
Freddy Gilmore
Eight New Citizens Approved in Federal Court Oath
Eight new citizens were sworn in during a federal court naturalization ceremony for seven women and one man. The class included residents from Germany Great Britain and Canada aged four to twenty one years in the United States. The oath was administered by George W Parker of Fort Worth with Melvin O Pittman of Lubbock presenting the class. The new citizens are Erika Langolf Carnes Barbara Tedford Mary Lander Rohwer Freda Grayson Rankin Stella Bradley Gwendolen Violet Janssen Juanita Orr Stinson and Bertram Philip Stinson.
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United States
Germany
Great Britain
Canada
George W. Parker
Fort Worth
Melvin O. Pittman
Lubbock
Erika Langolf
Carnes
Booker
Barbara Tedford
Tulsa
Mary Lander Rohweder
Freda Grayson Rankin
Amarillo
Stella Bradley
Gwendolen Violet Janssen
Juanita Orr Stinson
Bertram Philip Stinson
Fritch
Borden Trial Set For Tomorrow In Federal Court
The United States seeks to convict The Borden Company in a pure food case over labeling whipping cream. Two counts accuse interstate shipments of milk products labeled whipping cream but containing less than 30 percent milk fat. Judge A J Foller represents the company, with Cavitt S Binion of Fort Worth for the government.
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United States of America
Borden Company
A. J
Tennis nets loss in West Berlin scandal grips Berlin
East German sources report Eva Engmann, secretary to Deputy Prime Minister Otto Nuschke, Christian Democratic leader, was jailed for four weeks for playing tennis in West Berlin. Soviet zone security police arrested her, prompting a political outcry in Berlin amid Cold War tensions.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Eva Engmann
Otto Nuschke
Christian Democratic
Draft Director Seeks Pro Athletes In Basic Training
Washington Feb 7 AP The nation's draft director urged that professional athletes and others with full physical capabilities should undergo basic training to assess fitness for limited service. Maj. Gen. Hershey testified before the House Armed Services Committee amid UMST debate to lower the draft age and extend service. He cited high deferment rates and a professional football player repeatedly ruled unfit, despite health claims, due to high standards.
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Washington
Lewis B. Hershey
House Armed Services Committee
House
Department of Defense
Marshall
Armed Services
Hershey
Re-Elected Directors Named at Amarillo PCA Meeting
E N Jacobson of Adrian and John L Hammond of Happy were re-elected to the Amarillo Production Credit Association board at the annual stockholders meeting held at the VFW Hall. Jacobson serves as president. Hammond has 13 years with the group. More than 26 stockholders attended. PCA serves 12 Panhandle counties.
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E. N. Jacobson
Adrian
John L. Hammond
Happy
Amarillo Production Credit Association
VFW Hall
Jacobson
Association
Hammond
Production Credit Association
PCA
Hall Medford
F. A. DeJarnett
Gaston Wells
Mr. Medford
R. L. Combs
Tersa Shaw
Amarillo youth Billy McLaughlin improving after back injury
Billy McLaughlin, a University of New Mexico senior and quarterback for the Lobos, was reported improving at St. John’s Hospital in Albuquerque after a broken back suffered while tobaggoning in the Sandia mountains last Saturday. He is in a plaster cast and listed as having a good chance for recovery.
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Billy McLaughlin
Amarillo
Sandia
Albuquerque
St. John’s Hospital
Billy
J. D. McLaughlin
Florida
University of New Mexico
New Mexico Loboes
Scout Week Program Presented by Lions Club
Scout Week program by Boy Scout Troop 21 at the Downtown Lions Club luncheon at the Herring Hotel. Ten Scouts under Scout master Dr. W. J. Bromert presented activities. A. N. Thompson led the program, with Ray Daniel presiding as club president.
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Boy Scout Troop
Lions Club
Herring Hotel
W. J. Bromert
A. N. Thompson
Ray Daniel
Arrest Juvenile In Beer Theft
County Juvenile Officer Jack Grant said one juvenile boy was in custody this morning and two others were being sought after the theft of five cases of beer from Santa Fe Lunch Cafe occurred last night.
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Jack Grant
Santa Fe
Grant
Burglaries Hit Two Amarillo Lumber Firms
Burglars struck Beverley-Bauman Lumber Company at 901 Georgia and McCaslin-Scott Lumber Company at 1301 East Tenth. At Beverley-Bauman they pried into storage rooms and walked into the vault area, taking $20 from a filing box, while leaving tools and damaged vault doors. At McCaslin-Scott, thieves entered via a window, opened bookkeeping cabinets, but were frightened away by bookkeeper Robert Teen. No other losses were reported. Chief J L King notes these break-ins differ from prior Amarillo incidents.
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Amarillo
Beverley-Bauman Lumber Company
Georgia
McCaslin-Scott Lumber Company
East Tenth
Beverley-Bauman
Yeggs
RB. V
Bill” Sanders
Kentucky
E. A. Brizendine
West Tenth
Brizendine
McCaslin-Scott
Robert Teen
North Highland
S. H. “Scotty” Scott
Scott
J. L. King
Lumber Company
Montgomery Ward É& Company
Pig Hip Cafe
Fifth and Pierce
Crabb Appointed Warrant Officer in Army Reserve
Cleatus M. Crabb of the 644th Transportation Truck Company in the Organized Reserve was appointed warrant officer junior grade today at the Army and Air Force Recruiting station by Capt. Jack L. Curray. Crabb, 1902 Bowie, is Sears and Roebuck customer services manager and has served in the reserves for a year. he will assume the duties of supply officer.
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Cleatus M. Crabb
644Th Transportation Truck Company
Heavy
Organized Reserve
Army and Air Force
Jack L. Curray
Crabb
Bowie
Sears and Roebuck
Arrest Lewis on Bad Check Charge
Robert A. Lewis, 1019 Van Buren, was arrested Monday afternoon in Potter County on information from Merchants Check Protector for passing a worthless check. He is in Potter County Jail awaiting charges.
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Robert A. Lewis
Potter County
Lewis
van Buren
Merchants Check Protector
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