Ukulele Contest Winners Parade At Amarillo Paramount
Happy ukulele players filled the Paramount Theater in Amarillo as finals awarded 2000 dollars in prizes. Kincaid Trio won over-12 with a Philco refrigerator, Carol Jean Ross won juvenile with a Philco cabinet radio combination.
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League aids in sale of poll taxes Amarillo study group
A Provisional League of Women Voters study group in Amarillo reported handling 1,200 poll tax receipts and exemptions yesterday at Mrs. O L Johnsons home. Discussions covered Election Expenditures Limitation and Election Laws with guest speaker Mrs W Midland and planned meetings inviting all Amarillo women.
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Price group seeks aid in Hilton Park price controls
Price stabilizer Michael V. DiSalle asked Hilton Park officials to appoint a citizens group to enforce price controls. Few residents were at home in the wintry weather, as Hilton Park serves Warwick County children. Globe News Want Ads Get Results.
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Remington Given Five Year Perjury Sentence
William W. Remington, 33, a former government economist, was convicted of perjury for falsely testifying he never joined the Communist Party. A federal jury sentenced him to five years in prison and a $2,000 fine. He was released on $5,000 bail pending appeal, and a three judge appeals court will decide on continued bail in two to three months.
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Sermon Theme at Temple Bnai Israel Tonight
Rabbi Arthur Bluhm will deliver the sermon Keepers of the Light at Temple B nai Israel. The Friday evening Sabbath service starts at 8 o clock and is open to the public. Globe-News Want Ads Get Results.
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