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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1946
Page
17
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Ed Letthauser of 4006 Harrison ordered a concrete front porch five months ago. The contractor and foreman misdelivered the porch to a house two blocks away, delaying the project. After repeated pleading, Ed hired another firm and now has the porch at the correct address.
A benefit dance tonight supports the Amarillo Osteopathic Hospital and Clinic auxiliary. Phil Phillips Orchestra will play at the Crystal Ballroom Herring Hotel from 9 to 12. Proceeds aim to bring a nationally known child specialist to the area.
West Texas State College sociology professor J L Duflot spoke to the Optimist Club at the Capitol Hotel about free enterprise. After his talk, Leo Miller named a 1946 nominating committee including Ed Snook Dick Bivins Jack Proper Paul Smith and Grady Hazelwood. Visitors Gordon Stephens Bill Sims and John Peterson attended.
After more than two years in the Army L Alward White is discharged amid a Potter County Texas district court case. The First National Bank of Amarillo sues Arline Nagle and Homer A Nagle for 779.71 with 6 percent interest since November 18 1943 plus court costs. Citation sets 25 March 1946 appearance before Honorable 108th District Court in Amarillo.
Dick Turner reports on Mr. White who left his prewar attorney post with Morgan Fulton Morgan Britain and served as master sergeant at Camp Crowder Mo. He and his wife and two young sons resettle at 2800 Van Buren Amarillo. Senate votes tomorrow on limiting debate over FEPC. expected to fail, clearing way to drop FEPC and pursue other laws.
Mrs. Fanny M. Budke, 83, died in Independence from burns sustained while burning trash near Thanksgiving last year. Her son Mr. H. R. Budke, 1316 Beverly, traveled to attend the funeral. The death followed complications from the injury.
Funeral services for Mrs Budke are tentatively set for Monday in Independence after visits to Amarillo. The brief notice notes her home and prior stays in Amarillo as context for the upcoming rites.
Washington February 8 The FEPC bill to create a permanent Fair Employment Practices Commission faced potential death after over three weeks of southern Democratic filibuster. The measure was scheduled for action in the Senate amid heated debate and procedural delays.
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