Governor Hazlewood Has His Day in Texas
In Austin on February 27 AP reports Gov. for the day Grady Hazlewood, Amarillo senator acting lieutenant governor, assumed the role as Allan Shivers traveled to Reynosa Mexico. Hazlewood joked about cleanups, then noted a state shortage of honorary colonel commission blanks, sending a Senate message.
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Panhandle
Austin
Grady Hazlewood
Gosh
Amarillo
Allan Shivers
Reynosa
Mexico
Senate
Panhandle Day Proclamation Lightens Texas Senate Mood
C B Reeder listed as hospital patient in fair condition at Northwest Texas Hospital after an upper respiratory infection. Acting Governor Hazlewood jokes about a Panhandle Day proclamation and land patents while the Senate roars with laughter and takes no action. Governor Shivers to return to Austin.
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C. B. Reeder
Jackson
Northwest Texas Hospital
Reeder
Texas
Senate
Panhandle
Hazlewood
Austin Club
Shivers
Austin
Mavericks Start Work On New Home In Amarillo
Ground was broken today for a larger Maverick Boys Club at 2100 2200 South Lincoln by Mayor Gene Klein. He praised the American Business Club sponsor, noting the program as among the nation’s best. Attending were club leaders, County Judge Gene Jordan, and others, with plans to expand due to space limits and a shift of the surrounding area toward industrial use.
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Amarillo
Maverick Boys Club
Third
Grant
Maverick Club
South
Lincoln
Gene Klein
American Business Club
Klein
Jrown
American Business Club Committee
William C. Townes
Claude Mathis
Ralph Dykeman
Gene Jordan
Brown
Revisited England Appalled by Socialistic Slow Death
An Amarillo waitress who spent three months in socialist England reports harsh views on the health system and government housing. Mrs Thelma Resech cites moved slums becoming better areas yet notes lazy behavior, socialized medicine overburdening doctors, and warns against similar policies here.
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England
Pioneer Dale Bombed and Strafed Off Tsingtao China
The Pioneer Dale, an 8000 ton United States Lines freighter, was bombed and strafed off Tsingtao, China. Captain James F. Knowlton reported one minor casualty and that the ship, described as a new fast freighter, was proceeding seaward awaiting orders. It was ordered to Japan for return.
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New York
United States Lines
Tsingtao
China
James F. Knowlton
Knowlton
Japan
Isbrandtsen Lines
Flying Arrow
Shanghai
US Lines
Tokyo
Amarillo Bond Election Voter Precinct Changes
Voters in Amarillo will decide on issuing 1 250 000 in city bonds for street and highway improvements tomorrow. Only property owners who paid 1949 poll tax or hold tax exemption certificates may vote. Voter precinct lines have been updated. refer to the map and notes detailing boundaries for Precincts 1 4 5 8 9 10 and 11 and related county precincts.
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News-Globe
City Commission
Amarillo
Sixteenth Avenue
Georgia Street
Bowie Street
Bivin
Fannin
Casnty
Sam
Forest
San Jacinto
Georgia
Horace Mann
North Buchanan
Forest Hill
North East Eighth
Sanbern
Roberts
City
Hughes Cai
Leopard sightings prompt hunt crews from Colorado
Weather across the state remains partly cloudy with scattered showers and snow flurries in higher elevations. In a separate report, two Colorado hunter-trappers arrived to assist the Lincoln Path Zoo search for the 175-pound leopard last seen near the zoo. They brought dogs to track the elusive animal but the scent proved elusive as the hunt moved into a burned grassy area northeast of the zoo.
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Sey Tuesday
Alee Ratte Og
Lincoln Path Zoo
Todos
Colorado
Leopard
Denver Post
Zoo
Brian Benton
William Kent
Colorado State Game and Fish Department
Nurse testifies on air injections in Sander murder case
Nurse Elizabeth Rose testified in Manchester that Dr. Herman N. Sander used an empty syringe to inject air into dying patient Abbie Borrato. She said Sander stated that air in the veins would act like an embolus and gasps were heard as the needle pierced the arm.
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Manchester
Herman N. Sander
Elizabeth Rose
Miss Rose
Abbie Borrato
You Cant Take It With You At Amarillo Little Theater
Tickets go on sale for Amarillo Little Theater production You Cant Take It With You the second show of the season. Performances are tomorrow and the next two nights at the Municipal Auditorium with curtain at 8 15. Prices are 186 for adults and 60 cents for students, tickets also available at the box office before curtain.
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Amarillo
Public housing backers seek 600 units in Amarillo
The Amarillo Housing Authority Board passed a resolution to seek city commission authorization to apply for 600 government sponsored public housing units. If the commission refuses, a referendum may be held. The board expects a survey to determine actual needs, with initial application for 600 units to the Federal Public Housing Administration.
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City Commission
Amarillo
Federal Public Housing Administration
Washington, DC
Housing Authority Board
Clifton
Mayor Urges Voters to Back Bond Sale in Amarillo
Mayor Gene Klein urged Amarillo property owners to vote in the election. He said high turnout would aid the bond sale if approved and could reduce interest costs. The measure has backing from the Potter County Taxpayers Association, the Amarillo Real Estate Board, the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce and other civic groups.
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Gene Klein
Amarillo
Klein
Potter County Taxpayers Association
Amarillo Real Estate Board
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
City votes on street improvement project levy
Polls open 8 a m to 7 p m as city commission seeks to finance a dozen street projects with a major share funded by Highway 1 and See VOTERS, Page 4.
Mrs Maroney Wins Five Dollar News Tip Prize
Mrs Maroney of 402 North Lincoln wins first prize five dollars for a News Tip about a new baby with fourteen living grandparents. A C Hulsey of 409 Monroe takes three dollars for a tip about a three year old homecoming with a long toothed ground squirrel. W W Ferguson of 1208 North Lincoln earns two dollars for a tip about an Amarillo woman flying to Arabia to join her husband.
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Wesley Maroney
North Lincoln
A. C. Hulsey
Monroe
W. W. Ferguson
North Lin
Colin
Amarillo
Arabia
Don Upchurch
North Amarillo
R. L. Gilter
East Thirteenth
W. G. Holland
North Florida
Louis Kendall
Walter Watts
Tech Village
Ray Farley
Broadmoor
John Prickett
Georgia
Eberstadt Funeral Services Held in Jefferson Texas
Funeral services for A. Eberstadt aged 79 were held at 4 pm in Jefferson Texas with burial in Jefferson Cemetery. The body arrived in Jefferson last night and the Blackburn Shaw Funeral Home of Hughes assisted. A native of Germany he was born April 8 1870. He had been in ill health since August after a stay at Memorial Hospital New York City.
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A. Eberstadt
Jefferson
Texas
Jefferson Cemetery
Blackburn-Shaw
Hughes
Memorial Hospital
New York City
Eberstadt
Germany
Amarillo
Mrs Clark Plans Amarillo Campaign Visit
Mrs Clark, a candidate for Congress in the 18th District, told friends she would arrive in Amarillo Tuesday or Wednesday by air to begin initial campaign planning after Gene Worley’s resignation following a federal court appointment. She announced her candidacy after Worley’s appointment news.
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An Clark
Congress
Amarillo
Gene Worley
US Senate
Washington
Clark
Worley
O Ae
William Chandler Dies in Car Crash Near Mineral Wells
Billy Chandler Weatherford agent for The Fort Worth Press died when his car overturned early today 16 miles west of Mineral Wells on US Highway 60.
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Weatherford
The
Fort Worth
Here
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