State size pare program to state size playoffs set
Best two of three bi district series will pair 32 Class A titlists with 96 Class B champions in regional tournaments. A state championship meets Austin March 1 2 and 3 with concurrent divisions. Canyon Class A winner missed district but advanced regionally after finishing second.
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Austin
Canyon
Panhandle
Corpus Christi
Gruver
Borger
Childress
Lubbock
Thomas Jefferson
el Paso
San Angelo
Stephenville
Sherman
Highland Park
Dallas
Texarkana
Palestine
Port Arthur
Freeport
Waco
Laredo
Harlingen
Phillips
Memphis
Abernathy
Muleshoe
Andrews
Roscoe
Coleman
Hamilton
Anson
Crowell
Bowie
Pleasant Grove
Athens
Van
Sulphur Springs
Atlanta
New London
Huntsville
Hearne
Gatesville
Taylor
Lampasas
Brenham
New Braunfels
French
Beaumont
Lamar
Rosenberg
Beeville
Linton
Weslaco
South San Antonio
Uvalde
Brownwood
Kilgore
San Marcos
Kingsville
Alpine
Courthouse Records of Hamlet Homes and West Hills Deeds
Public docket lists warranty deeds involving Hamlet Homes, West Hills and other developments. Notable entries include William W. Williams, Mary E. Bivins Foundation, Frank Smith et ux, and Reynolds Ashford Homes with varied parcel descriptions and prices from 10 to 28,500 dollars. Also shows domestic relations filings Willie Alberta Flowers vs Welton T and Velma Hooks divorce cases and related party actions.
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Hamlet Homes
William W. Williams
Mary E. Bivins
J. WN. Stauffer
Park
Frank Smith
Lillie Mae Andrews
Boulden
Reynolds Ashford Homes, Inc
Ben ¥. Lumpkins
Wermouth
James R. Burns
Et Ax
E. B. Sims
Amarillo
Dewey A. Hicks
S. D. Dean
Charles Wesley Lockhart
Hamlet
Wolflin Park, Inc
W. C. Donnell
Wolf. Park
Harold E Winters
Velma Certii
Lillian Rogers
Howard P. Amidon
Univ. Hts
Edward Leon Morris
Garland HH. Morris
J. B. Powell
John J. Ogies
Eakle
Curtis Pond
Jewel van Allen
Roberts
J. T. Haynes
Minnie F. Haynes
D. H. Barnes
Murefl
Joyce
Holbert
T. Thornton Oxnard
Lowell Stapf
Plemons
West Hills, Inc
Jack T. Hicks
West Hills
M. H. Loewenstern
Frank Huckabay
J. B. Joiner. Jr
C. F. McCrary
Ridgemere
J. C. Finley, Jr
Ralph Cooley
Westview
M. Bruner
Et Ux
Page Jones
Miller Hts
S. L. Boothe
Wolflin Park
Wammie W. Leatherman
F. A. Murray
Forest Hill Park
Kidnapped GI Taken From Korean Foxhole Near Seoul
A communist task force grabbed an American soldier from a foxhole five miles east of Seoul near the Han River. The GIs at the outpost heard bells and whistles as the Red troops swept in and took the prisoner before his fellow soldiers could act. Also noted, Chile is seen to raise more barley and oats in 1951 while wheat acreage could fall.
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Western Front
Korea
Han River
Seoul
Chile
Senate blames Air Force greed over Lackland scandal
The Senate Preparedness Committee accuses the Air Force of a grab the best manpower policy that crowded Lackland Air Force Base and disrupted basic trainees. It denies rumors of mass deaths, noting only two deaths in 18 months. Air Undersecretary McCone says studies will assess the committee's recommendations.
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Washington
U.P
Senate Preparedness Committee
Air Force
Texas
Lackland Air Force Base
John A. McCone
Lyndon B. Johnson
Lackland
Air Force sought more male applicants than capacity
The text describes the Air Force deliberately trying to recruit more than its capacity in December and January, aiming to enlist a larger share of the available strong material. It notes the challenge of balancing recruitment with available training slots and resources.
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Air Force
Accident Victims Conditions Good Near Plainview
Four Amarillo residents injured in a Highway 70 collision five miles southeast of Plainview were reported in good condition at Plainview Hospital and Clinic Foundation. Passengers include Paul Butler Jr 24 Wilmer Webster 17 June Webster 19 and Tommy Shubert 41 20 Lipscomb of Ideal Food Stores. Truck driver J C Eiring was uninjured. The Cadillac involved belonged to J C Bell of Amarillo Hotel, who lent the car to the two young men.
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Plainview
Amarillo
June Webster
Eakens Hotel
Tommy Shubert
Lipscomb
Ideal Food Stores
J. C. Eiring
Shubert
J. C. Bell
William S Cobb Funeral Service at Central Baptist Church
Services honoring William Scott Cobb 78 retired farmer were to be held at 2 pm at Central Baptist Church with Pastor Frank A Godsoe officiating. Active pallbearers included W Brannum S Clounch Joe Greer and others. honorary pallbearers listed. He died Saturday in St Anthony's Hospital. He lived in Amarillo 14 years, formerly Pleasant Valley. Survived by wife Della, two daughters, a brother, four sisters and four grandchildren. Burial at Happy Cemetery conducted by N S Griggs & Sons.
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William Scott Cobb
Central Baptist Church
Frank A. Godsoe
Co. W. Brannum
W. S&s. Clounch
Joe Greer
C. T. Barker
Peter Biggers
Kay Baird
W. R. Lawrence
W. A. Thrash
W. H. Hitch
Floyd Hitch
J. T. Pierson
Don Conger
Mr. Cobb
St. Anthony's Hospital
Amarillo
Pleasant Valey
The
Central
Wealthy New Zealand Residents Taxed Heavily
Thirty five New Zealand residents earning over 28000 dollars yearly pay more than half of their receipts in taxes annually, highlighting a steep take for high earners.
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New Zealand
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West Texas Booty & Shoe Shop
Reppert Lumber CO
Mirror Enterprises Syndicate
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Syms
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Hartfore
Evm
Rata En Me
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Cobb
Kempton’s Natural Foods
Pleasant Valley
Rudolph Petrovitch
W. J. Heater
D.C
Mark Twain Apts
Chiropractic Service Bureau
United States
Witt
NEW Yorker
Polk St
Chrysler