Amarillo High Girls Volley Start and Schedule
Amarillo High School girls volleyball begins with a 7 15 contest against Phillips High School A and B teams in the AHL girls gym with free admission. Team rosters include Rosemary Deering June Wesley Eva Carden Maynie Carter Nancy Gangwwre Betty Bell and substitutes Joan Stocker Maxine McDowell Shirley Herrington Winona Boyd Betty Bieganowski. The junior and sophomore squads are listed. An all schools assembly is planned for March 15 with a game featuring six AHS players against the student body. The AHL invites a March 10 invitational tournament with 20 area high schools and matches against White Deer Pampa Lefors Hereford Canyon Claude scheduled around March.
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Amarillo High School
AHS
Phillips High School
AHL
Jane Williams
Dorris Foreman
Rosemary Deering
June Wesley
Eva Carden
Maynie Carter
Nancy Gangwwre
Betty Bell
Joan Stocker
Maxine McDowell
Shirley Herrington
Winona Boyd
Betty Bieganowski
Jan Rogers
Sue Hazelwood
Evelyn Short
Lucy Amerson
Margaret Jordan
Patsy Koontz
Mary Newman
Myrna Lou Clark
AHS Girls
Amarillo
White Deer
Pampa
Lefors
Hereford
Claude
Canyon
Phillips
Real Soviet Story condensed in Reader's Digest
A condensed feature drawing on a revealing book about the Russian Revolution. It questions democratic origins and Lenin’s absence, suggests early Communists seized power, and claims Lenin urged stripping Stalin of influence. The piece frames a radical faction as hijacking Russia’s freedom narrative.
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Lenin
Stalin
Tahiti Opens $200000 Tropical Diseases Institute
Papeete the Tahitian capital unveils a 200000 dollar Research Institute for tropical diseases. American doctors will study leprosy elephantiasis tuberculosis and syphilis using American equipment in the facility.
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Papeete
Tahiti
Carves His Name On Girl's Body
Tulsa police seek a 35 year old man accused of carving his name a heart and love on the legs of his 6 foot 2 inch girlfriend Betty Fink 21. She was treated for superficial knife wounds and a headache after a hotel attack in Hillcrest Memorial Hospital. A 32 year old suspect surrendered saying Betty is too big for him to harm.
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Tulsa
Okla
U.P
Betty Fink
Hillcrest Memorial Hospital
Carl
Betty
Stolen Car Claimed By Minnesota Man
Otto Mickelson of Windom Minnesota arrived in Amarillo to claim a 1949 Ford Tudor. The car, stolen Tuesday at Elk City Oklahoma, was recovered by Potter County deputies Curtis Travis and Owen Hartness after thieves wired around the ignition. Travelers checks for 110 dollars were found in the car.
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Otto Mickelson
Windon
Minn
Amarillo
Canadian River Bridge
Elk City
Okla
Potter County
Curtis Travis
Owen Hartness
Mickelson
Negro Pleads Guilty in Petty Theft Case
Pinky Hodge, identified as a Negro, pleaded guilty in corporation court to misdemeanor theft. He admitted stealing two cartons of cigarettes from a local grocery and was fined $20. A prior week he faced a $15 fine after admitting to theft of two pairs of women’s hose.
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Pinky Hodge
Hodge
Mexican Dinner Planned Saturday at Saltillo Cafe
A Mexican dinner will be served Saturday night March 3 at Saltillo Cafe 1400 Arthur under the Mexican Center Club. Proceeds fund remodeling of Mexican Hall in progress. Mexican Center Club members are selling tickets for 1 for adults and 50 cents for children.
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Saltillo
Arthur
Mexican Center Club
Mexican Hall
Sentenced to Three Years for Car Theft in Texas
Vern E. Brewer aged 36 from Shelbyville Indiana was sentenced to three years in the Texas penitentiary after pleading guilty to stealing a car from Amarillo resident D. Allen. Arrest near Panhandle followed the Ford missing report. Brewer, apprehended by local officers, received the punishment this morning by a 47th District Court jury. Globe-News Want Ads Get Results.
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Vern E. Brewer
Shelbyville
Ind
Texas
Brewer
D. Allen
Amarillo
Panhandle
Students in Program on Brotherhood at Amarillo High
A Amarillo High School assembly marked Brotherhood Week with a panel of students and adults exploring race and religion. Speakers Joe Saunders Gus Montes Gordon White and others challenged prejudice and urged mutual understanding through study, dialogue, and broader friendships.
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Effie Burkhalter
Brotherhood
Amarillo
Joe Sanders
Gus Montes
Carl Bates
Bill Gilstrap
Bert Levy
Barney Young
AHS
Joe Saunders
Schools of the Land
Gus Moutos
Athens
Greece
Amarillo High School
Gordon White
Carver High School
Bates
Suit Seeks 28850 Damages After Car Collision
W H Giles of Anson files suit in 108th District Court against Ann Gamblin of Amarillo seeking 28850 for injuries to himself and his wife from a collision at Fifth and Emore on April 23.
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108Th District Court
W. H. Giles
Anson
Ann Gamblin
Amarillo
Laster
Fifth and
Emore
Giles
Dogs Kill Hens, Pay With Lives for Fatal Pen Attack
Mrs. E. P. Keenum called police after two mongrels mauled a chicken pen on East Seventh. The canines killed nine hens before officers arrived and shot the dogs, ending the attack.
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E. P. Keenum
East Seventh
Garlex claimed to cure severe asthma in patient letter
A Texas doctor certifies patient Mrs. Tom Prickett of Mineral Wells improved after Garlex use for asthma and hypertension. He notes prior treatments failed, two months of hospitalization, then relief and regular use. He cautions no guaranteed cure and states no fee for the letter.
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Tom Prickett
Mineral Wells
Texas
Garlex
Imn
A. M. Patterson
M.D
Nixson Orchestra Presents Program at Bivins School
The Elizabeth Nixson Orchestra directed by Miss Louise Dicken performed at Bivins School this morning. It opened with The Star Spangled Banner and University March, followed by Unfinished Symphony and selections from Rosa Monde. Nan Nordyke, concertmistress, played Polish Dance. Jeff Wilson featured in a trombone solo. the concert closed with Ciribiribin and a medley including Turkey in the Straw and Old MacDonald Had a Farm.
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Elizabeth Nixson
Louise Dicken
Bivins School
Rosamonde
Nan Nordyke
Jeff Wilson
Siidin
Susanna
Reuben
Rachel
MacDonald
Five Music Scholarships Honor Amarillo Symphony Winners
Five music scholarships sponsored by the Amarillo Symphony awarded to students to attend West Texas State for the spring semester. Recipients passed audition tests and will perform in the Amarillo Leg conducted by A. Clyceer. Winners include John Butler Chicago Til and Tubal Cain Lubbock French horns John Daumont Brookfield NL cornet Joe Coleman Bristow Okla.
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Leroy Peek
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Seagram's
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Globe-News
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Akitte Hawe Brougit
Rome
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Cate
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Dallas
Garex
Washington
Nixson Orchestra
London
Britain
PRS Ug
Thomas Paint & Supplies
Clyde Crump
Frontier Show
Myrl Crump
Polk Street
Baseball Club
Amarillo, Texas
Browning Blue Print Co
N. E
Hill & Hill
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Coors Schlitz
Hamm's Pabst
Falstaff Blitz
Prager
George Frazier
Lewis
Sports Watch
Dsay
Baylor
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