Nominate 25 For Directors For Amarillo Chamber
Twenty five men were nominated for twelve director seats on the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce. Elected Tuesday January 23 will serve two year terms with thirteen holdovers. The nominees include Arm strong Foxworth Galbraith Lumber Bell Graybar Electrical Jackburn Blackburn Shaw Buchanan Dalby Denver Amarillo Express Fullingim Hirsch Hudson Kesterson Lee McCartt Means Anthony Mills Patterson Richards Rogers Rosenwald Seay Starks Storm Whittenburg Woodburn Wolflin. Election hours are 9 to 5 at chamber offices on January 23.
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Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
John Armstrong
Foxworth-Galbraith Lumber Company
Ll. P. Bell
Graybar Electric Company
E. M. Jackburn, Jr
Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home
G. R. Buchanan
Panhandle and Santa Fe Railway Company
Delbert Dalby
Denver-Amarillo Express
John Fullingim
George Hirsch
Amarillo Tent and Awning Company
Jim Hudson
Amarillo Garage and Storage Company
Bob Kesterson
Security Abstract and Title Company
John F. Lee
Lee Hardware and Home Supply
Morris McCartt
McCartt
S Super Markets
Frank Means
C. R. Anthony Company
R. G. Mills
Clowe & Cowan
Ray Minner
Amarillo Paper Company
Virgil Patterson
First National Bank
Floyd Richards
Bob Rogers
Plains Chevrolet Company
Monte Rosenwald
Southwest Advertisers
Dick Seay
Morrow- Thomas Hardware Company
H. O. Starks
Phillips Petroleum Company
Frank Storm
Veteran Officer of 36th Division Dies
Col. W. C. Torrence, president of the 36th Texas National Guard Association and former regimental commander, died at his home at age 58. He served 30 years with the division, commanded the 143rd Regiment during WWII training, and had earlier roles on the Mexican border and with the 141st Regiment.
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Waco
Col
W. C. Torrence
36Th
Texas National Guard) Association
143Rd
Torrence
141St Regiment
Women form cricket club in Maidenhead England
Women in Maidenhead England establish a new cricket club activating local sport participation. The formation marks a step for female athletics in the area with potential matches and community engagement.
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Maindenhead
England
Wink Family Funeral Rites For Amarillo Tragedy Victims
Funeral mass for John Wink his wife Mary and their son Eugene 16 will be tomorrow at 9 30 am at St Francis Catholic Church Rev Fr Joseph Walters to officiate Rosary tonight at 7 30 in Ivy Chapel Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home The coroner ruled murder and death by own action The Winks were residents of the Amarillo area since 1920 4 H Club member Eugene survived by three sisters and brothers Burial at St Francis Cemetery
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John Wink
Mary Wink
Eugene Wink
St. Francis Catholic Church
Joseph Walters
Ivy
Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home
Wink
Indiana
Amarillo
Eugene
Price College
Theresa Wink
E. T. White
Anna Maria Kalka
Blame Crime Wave On National Unrest
Amarillo Police Chief Sid Harper ties a surge in crime to national and world unease. He cites high living costs, taxes, and a volatile money supply, plus an influx tied to the air field and Pantex. Prison space limits push ex convicts back to crime, with business cooperation urged to curb the rise. Local issues differ from Dallas or Fort Worth.
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Troy Martin
Sid Harper
Harper
Amarillo
Texas
Dallas
Fort Worth
Pair Quizzed In Burglaries
Two men questioned by city and county officers over two burglaries, including the Pig Hip Cafe safe crack with $1,250 stolen and a Montgomery Ward and Company rooftop robbery theft of a 1600 pound strongbox containing $5,600. The suspects, arrested Saturday, are held in city jail. deputies note prior run-ins with the law. Tools found at the Pig Hip were identified as stolen from an Amarillo construction job.
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Montgomery Ward and Company
Woody Riner
Fifth
Pierce
Amarillo
Company
Soft Wood Often Surpasses Hard Wood in Density
Advertisement notes that soft wood is often much harder than hard wood, highlighting surprising durability and performance contrasts in timber choices for builders and buyers.
Dimes Drive Needs Dire Campaign Open in Potter County
Walter Shaller of the March of Dimes announces the 1951 drive to raise 50 million dollars nationally and 25 000 locally in Potter County to cover unpaid bills from polio care and support research and staff. Potter County backs a polio center at St Anthony's Hospital to reduce out of town treatment.
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Walter Shaller
March of Dimes
Potter County
National Foundation For
St. Anthony's Hospital
National Foundation
Pen Used To Okay Dam Goes to Tech
LUBBOCK January 15 U P One of the pens used by President Truman to sign the bill authorizing the 85 million dollar Canadian River development project was received for presentation to West Texas Museum at Texas Tech. Sen Lyndon B Johnson and Rep George Mahon signed the accompanying letter entrusting the memento to Chas A Guy editor of The Avalanche Journal who will present it to Dr D M Wiggins president of Tech in the near future.
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Jan
U.P
Truman
West Texas Museum
Texas Tech
Lyndon B. Johnson
George Mahon
Texas South Plains
Panhandle
Chas. A. Guy
Avalanche Journal
Guy
D. M. Wiggins
Tech
Chilling Oranges First Preserves Flavor and Vitamin C
Researchers recommend chilling oranges before juicing rather than storing whole fruit at room temperature and chilling the juice later. The longer juice sits the more flavor and vitamin C it loses, making early chilling the optimal method.
Life is One Big Feast for This Doctor
In Bynum Texas the town’s longtime family physician Dr. G H Jenkins, 74, who has served the community for over 45 years, was surprised with a string of home cooked meals arranged by local housewives led by postmistress Mrs J C Rankin. A luncheon at her home began the appreciation effort intended to feed the doctor during his days of dining out.
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Bynum, Tex
Hill County
G. H. Jenkins
Bynum
Dr. Jenkins
J. C. Rankin
Doctor dines with families in Bynum area
Relatives of the Reverend indicate the doctor receives daily invitations to share meals at homes across Bynum. Each day he visits a new household, ensuring every family has hosted him. The outreach reflects a communal effort to welcome the medical professional.
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Amarillo Globe- News
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Alice Brooks
Bynum
Tarsier at London Zoo Dies Despite Treatments
Radiant heat and ultraviolet therapy failed to revive Jill, a female tarsier at London Zoo. One of three rare primates in a squirrel sized East Indies family, Jill's death marks the loss of a prized specimen and highlights the challenges of preserving exotic mammals in captivity.
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Jill
London Zoo
East Indies
Turkey Expands Social Security to Include Old Age and Sickness
The social security system in Turkey now covers old age and sickness insurance, expanding protections for workers. The move broadens benefits and aligns with ongoing reforms to provide financial security for retirees and ill or injured employees nationwide.
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Turkey
Local News Highlights In Hilltop and TV Music Shows
Reading of scattered notes lists music programs, radio showcases, matinee melodies, and local news items. Mentions Eddie Arnold Lou Children S and H Rec Shop, Dance News, and programs on Jazz and Western hits with performances and bandstand segments.
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Eddie Arnold
Lou Childre
S&h Rec
Hilltop House
Curt Massey
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