Photographic Exhibit At Amarillo High School
More than 60 prize winning prints from the National High School Photographic Awards are on display at Amarillo High School through March 14. The exhibition showcases grand prize and top winners with diverse subjects from horse scenes to U S Fleet photography. The high school photography society plans a field trip to Palo Duro Canyon on Sunday March 2, with a 1 30 p.m. departure and 65 cent fee per member.
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Amarillo High School
Photographic Society
Palo Duro Canyon
Jewel Brock
Eastman Kodak
Lost temper costs Fort Wayne man
Vern Wormeastie, 23, of Fort Wayne, Indiana, lost his temper when his wife spoke to another man on the street. He kicked a store window, receiving a $20 fine and a 0 day jail sentence.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Vern Wormeastie
Sugar output declines after Maui strike in Hawaii
Hawaii raw sugar production dropped by 141 719 short tons from the previous year due to an 80 day strike by field and mill workers. The stoppage disrupted harvesting and processing across Hawaii's sugar districts near Honolulu.
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Honolulu &P
Hawaii
Flying Fortress salvage nets Boys Ranch hundred dollars
A quarter million dollar B 17 salvaged for Boys Ranch nets $470.17 after dismantling. Brents won the plane May 3 1946, failed delivery due to government red tape, and proceeds were paid by Mantz Heath and Hapgood with deductions for labor. School board notices include resignations and leaves for spring training.
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C. E. Robertson
Boys Ranch
B. P. Brents
van Buren
Brents
Bride and Groom
American Business Club
Amarillo
Mantz, Heath and
Hapgood
Amarillo voters to decide three school bond issues
The Amarillo Independent School District sets April 5 for three bond votes totaling 1.7 million for buildings 300 thousand for a new football stadium and a tax rate boost from 1.25 to 1.50. A North Amarillo delegation pressed for a new high school while pledging stadium priorities would not delay building needs.
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Amarillo Independent School District
North Amarillo
al Reville
North Pierce
North
L. L. Rowley
Angelus
Hugh Porterfield
East Twelfth
A. M. Meyer
Amarillo College
Cosmopolitan
Taylor
Earl Goforth
Margaret G W Watson Bray
Veterans file 47000 for life insurance conversions
A monthly average of 47 000 veterans filed applications last year to convert their national service life insurance to permanent government policies.
KGNC Adds Late Newscast To Evening Schedule
KGNC announces a new 11:15 PM late newscast titled Tonight's News and Tomorrow's Headlines for weekdays with a Saturday 11 PM edition. Roy Luce leads the 11:15 segment while Bob Watson handles market reports and other evening newscasts during temporary editor George Young’s absence.
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Panhandle
Tri-State
KGNC
Southwest
Roy Luce
Today
George Young
Bob Watson
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Evan Richards
Schenectady
N. Y
U. S
Hudson River
Hubert
Dick Wingert
Fort Salvard Nets
Fective
Bray
Bureau of Reclamation
San Francisco
Robert L. Schlotz
Sanborn School
Howard Lynch
T. G. Hull
Nou
Whiteway
Daffodills
Wheaties
S. Fillmore
N.E
N. Buchanan
Mufti
Hicnover
Palmer
B.T.U
Shell
Taylor Street
St.Joseph
Inner-Aid
William L. Bail
Hayden Street
Panhandle Livestock Commission CO
Will
Cretney
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