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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1950

Page

4

Wildlife federation to hold Austin meeting this weekend

Representatives from Amarillo and Panhandle sportsmen will attend the Texas Wildlife Federation quarterly meet in Austin. The meeting plans include major changes in the federation's internal structure as it continues advocacy for wildlife conservation and hunting law improvements. Officers include President Dr. Frederick Weston of San Antonio and Secretary-Treasurer Conrad Fat Austin. Amarillo residents listed as attendees include D Britain Sr and several local sportsmen: Guy Duprey Bert Howell Dave Britain Charlie Greer George Lynch Paul Timmons W D Howren and Ralph Spangler.

Amarillo Panhandle Texas Wildlife Federation Austin Frederick Weston San Antonio Conrad Fat Austin D. Britain, Sr Guy Duprey White Deer Bert Howell Pampa Dave Britain Charlie Greer George Lynch Paul Timmons W. D. Howren Ralph Spangler

Civil Service Study Series Planned by City Officials

A series of nine conferences to discuss the city civil service program is scheduled by the city commission and civil service commission. The first session Tuesday at 8 PM in Municipal Auditorium covers administrative branches, with subsequent meetings for water and sewer departments and other city divisions.

City Commission Civil Service Commission Municipal Auditorium Civil Service Civi Service Commission al Chesser Ted Lokey W. M. Sutton

Gulf Intercoastal Waterway completes 1308 miles

The Gulf Intercoastal Waterway has been completed for 1,308 miles stretching from Appalachicola Florida to the Rio Grande. The achievement marks a major milestone in national inland water transport and enhances navigation from the Florida Panhandle to the Texas border.

Appalachicola Florida Rio Grande

Hundreds Expected At Hi Y Conference

About 400 West Texas youths are expected to attend the West Texas District Hi Y and Tri Hi Y conference March 3 to 5 in Amarillo. Delegates from Abilene Amarillo Big Spring Borger Lubbock Mineral Wells Odessa Pampa De Vernon Wichita Falls will arrive March 3 and stay with local hosts. Activities include discussion groups speakers panel and social events all at Amarillo High School with a $4.75 registration and mailed to Clyde R Seeley Plainview before Feb 25.

West Texas Paul Fowler YMCA Abilene Amarillo Big Spring Borger Lubbock Mineral Wells Odessa Pampa de Vernon Wichita Fowler Edgar Wilson Milam Amarillo High School Clyde R. Seeley Plainview Mr. Fowler L. E. Milling Bipring Ymca Earl G. Hardt Abilene Ymca Bruce Rause Wichita Falls Wilson Torbett Galbraith E. L. Hammit Joe Parkey Forest Hill Charlie Thompson Dan Smith South East Ninth

Weatherman Finds Sun Spots Report Wryly Dismissed

London report from Greenwich Royal Observatory says sun spots will not disrupt radio service next week. Spokesman jokes that sun has been absent for two weeks. London experiences a 16th straight day of rain.

London Greenwich

Open Annual Essay Contest Promotes National Competition

Local chairman Mrs Roy Andrews announces the 15th Annual National High School Essay Contest co sponsored by The Globe News and the Ladies Auxiliary to VFW Post 1475. Entries from US public private and parochial high schools are due by April 1 with prizes of 10 7.50 and 5 at the local level and state and national rewards totaling 2000 including a 25 medal and national cash awards.

Roy Andrews Fillmore The Globe- News Ladies’ Auxiliary VFW Post Andrews United States Alaska Hawaii America Wernie Kelley East Eighth Amarillo

Banes Named Acting Superintendent of City Park Maintenance

James R. Banes appointed acting superintendent of maintenance of the City Park Department during O. R. Pulley’s leave. Banes, foreman at Memorial Park, replaces the ill supervisor. George Stout acts as acting foreman at Memorial Park. Announced by Mark Miles, park superintendent.

James R. Banes O. R. Pulley Pulley Banes Memorial Park George Stout Mark Miles

Mrs Laura Leden Injured in Fall at Pan Handle Laundry

Mrs Laura Leden aged 60 of 1616 West Sixth sustained possible pelvic injuries after a morning fall at Pan Handle Laundry 201 Pierce. She was transported by Boxwell Brothers ambulance to Northwest Texas Hospital and was resting well at noon. The laundry employee was reported to be Mrs Loden.

Laura Leden West Sixth Panhandle Laundry Pierce Northwest Texas Hospital Boxwell Brothers Loden

Plan nursery for children of nurses at Northwest Texas Hospital

Mrs. Ella Schoonover and Mrs. Faye McCollum, former nurses' aides, will staff a hospital nursery for children of nurses and aides. Miss Frances Springer announces the nursery, located on hospital grounds in a cottage of the student nurses' home. Opening Monday morning, it supports nurse recruiting by providing care for up to 10 children per shift, with hours 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. The project relies on donations and cooperation across hospital departments.

Ella Schoonover Faye McCollum Northwest Texas Hospital Frances Springer Miss Springer E. Fielden, Jr Board of Managers

Mrs. Patterson Rites at Chapel

Funeral services for Mrs. Jessie Ann Patterson were to be held at 4 oclock in N.8 Griggs & Sons Chapel with Dr. E B Fincher officiating. Burial followed at Memorial Park Cemetery. Pallbearers included Hobart McClellan Henry Davis Wayne McGee George Rhodes Harvey Williams and Son Kates. She was 73, died yesterday at home 305 Johnson, Amarillo resident since 1928, born December 14, 1877 in Nashville Tennessee. Survivors are husband W R Patterson two daughters Ollie Davenport and Bertha Sprong two granddaughters and four great grandchildren.

Jessie Ann Patterson Griggs & Sons E. B. Fincher Southern Presbyterian Church Memorial Park Cemetery Hobart McClellan Henry Davis Wayne McGee George Rhodes Harvey Williams Kates Patterson Johnson Amarillo Clovis Nashville, Tenn W. R. Patterson Ollie Davenport Bertha Sprong Cheyenne Wyo

Recess in Talks on Nationwide Phone Dispute

Negotiations in a vital phase of the nationwide telephone dispute were recessed at least until the day before the February 24 strike deadline. Division 10 of the CIO Communications Workers of America representing 21,000 AT&T long lines workers ordered the recess, citing a lack of willingness by the company to reach agreement until all angles are settled at once.

New York Division 10 CIO Communications Workers of America American Telephone and Telegraph Company Robert Creasy

Two Girls and Thirteen Boys Finish Rifle Tests

Fifteen Amarillo High School ROTC cadets completed their rifle firing for the William Randolph Hearst Trophy. Two girls Bettie Coble and Beverly Gillespie receive jackets with the school monogram A, along with 13 boys: Bob Berry Carl Hare Roy Walker Jerry Cogswell Henry Banta Gerald Reid Walton Roberson Bill Gunderson Darrell Jackson Robert Bryant Don Renner Ralph Benton and Johnny Carrington.

Amarillo High School ROTC William Randolph Hearst Bettie Coble Beverly Gillespie Bob Berry Carl Hare Roy Walker Jerry Cogswell Henry Banta Gerald Reid Walton Roberson Bill Gunderson Darrell Jackson Robert Bryant Don Renner Ralph Benton Johnny Carrington

Lemon tree flourishes in Georgia frost, yields year round

Citrus usually fails in Georgia but C B Johnson's lemon tree on his farm defies the rule. He says the tree is acclimated to hard frosts and bears lemons weighing about two pounds each year round. Globe-News Want Ads Get Results.

Georgia Sandersville U.P C. B. Johnson Johnson Globe-News

New Abilene City Manager Named For Abilene

Austin P Hancock, ex Amarillo city manager and Port Arthur official since August, accepts Abilene city manager post with salary 12000 annually. Earlier he led Amarillo government and later worked in power transmission equipment. Also announced are plans for the Third Annual Marriage Forum, four Tuesday sessions starting Feb 28, organized by local civic groups with a 2 dollar couple or 1.50 single registration.

Austin P. Hancock Amarillo Port Arthur Abilene Hancock Paul Fowler YMCA YWCA Thomas B. Blackwell Bureau of Testing and Guidance Texas University Polk Street Methodist Church LeMon Clark Oklahoma City J. B. Linn KGNC God and Family Francis W. Pritchard First Presbyterian Church Fowler

Edward A Elgin Taken by Death

Edward A Elgin a 64 year old zinc miner died in Northwest Texas Hospital after three years of ill health He formerly worked for Federal Mining at Baxter Springs Kansas He was in Amarillo since November Survivors include son Dr W F Elgin Ivanhoe Minnesota and two daughters Mrs Melvin Priebe Slaton Minnesota and Mrs Leon Gormley Boston Massachusetts Moscow girls wove a rug with over 35000000 knots for Stalin s 70th birthday.

Griggs & Sons Edward Austin Elgin Bryan Elgin Northwest Texas Hospital Federal Mining Company Baxter Springs Kaw Amarillo W. F. Elgin Ivanhoe Minn Melvin Priebe Slaton Leon Gormley Boston Mass

Spudlegging Boosts U S Potato Woes

Washington based report details a smuggling scheme dubbed spudlegging that evades duties and exploits the US price support to move Canadian and US potatoes across the Maine border. Customs officials report growing seizures, staffing limits, and difficulty valuing the total scope of the traffic, with potential to raise the US surplus beyond 100 million dollars. The scheme involves Canadian growers, cross-border shipments, and government price support impacting both nations.

Washington NEA Department of Agriculture Maine Charles F. Brannan America Canada Uncle Sam USDA

Aboriginal man held over Perth murder of mother girlfriend

Darwin police flew 270 miles to Milingimbi mission to probe the death of a 40 year old woman killed with a firearm. They returned with a 25 year old aboriginal man who says the woman was his until she married his father.

Perth Australia Darwin Milingimbi

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