Traffic Police Reissue Courtesy Visitor Cards in Amarillo
Amarillo police resume issuing courtesy visitor cards to out-of-town drivers who violate traffic rules. The card invites visitors to ask questions, notes the ticketed violation and warns it is for public safety. Violations listed include parking over limit and red light or stop sign infractions.
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Anniversary of Iwo Jima Battle Two Years On
Two years after the Iwo Jima assault Marines landed on the heavily fortified island to begin a pivotal Pacific campaign. The Fifth Amphibious Corps and its two divisions marked a decisive victory as airfields were secured and Tokyo was targeted, leading to Japan's eventual surrender.
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Iwo Jima
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America
Pacific
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Texas Marks 101st Birthday as State
Texas celebrated its 101st birthday as a state today. The piece notes the 1846 transfer of power from Anson Jones to Governor J Pinckney Henderson and the republic flag becoming the state flag beside the U S flag, amid ongoing debates about the true date of statehood.
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U.P
Texas
Supreme Court
Lone Star Republic
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the Republic
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Car Wreck Fatal Near Mullin Body of Mrs. Starnes Identified
Mrs. Cecil Starnes was killed when her car apparently left the road while returning to her Mullin home from Goldthwaite. The crash occurred yesterday and the circumstances were under investigation.
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Mullin
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Cecil Starnes
Goldthwaite
Amarillo High Students Shine at Rocky Mountains Speech Meet
Loyie Hudson and Dick Collins earned excellent ratings in the public speaking contest held during the Denver conference. Also from Amarillo High School, Sara Wescoat Vernon Decker joined Louie and Dick in six debate competitions, contributing to four wins for the local entrants.
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Loyie Hudson
Dick Collins
Amarillo High School
Sara Wescoat
Vernon Decker
AHS
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First telegraph message read What hath God Wrought
The earliest recorded telegraph message asked What hath God wrought signaling the start of long distance communication. The phrase marks a historic milestone in 1844 marking Morse and Vail's achievement.
Zoo seeks funds to pair animals for abundant family life
Fort Worth officials backed a campaign to raise 4000 to purchase mates for zoo animals that live alone. The plan targets spinsters and bachelors including the zoo's lone male African antelope and the hyena and the pigtail monkey, aiming for broader animal companionship.
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U.P
Fort Worth Zoo
Board of Park Commissioners
SSS Tonic Promises Stronger Blood and Vitality
Overwork and poor nutrition can weaken red blood cells leading to fatigue. Medical authorities claim SSS Tonic builds up low blood strength and improves digestion, appetite, sleep, and energy, with millions of bottles sold and available at drug stores.
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SSS Tonio
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