No action on vice problem grand jury reports
Grand jurors empaneled November 13 tossed back Amarillo prostitution matters to city authorities and criticized the press for sensationalism. Foreman Warren Marshall led a panel that found no felonies or graft, urged law enforcement respect, and urged newspapers to cooperate with officers.
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Henry Bishop
Warren Marshall
Howard Raleigh
R. D. Barron
W. D. Walsh
John Detton
Henry Blessen
Homer Rice
Kenneth Kohler
A. K. Wilcoxson
Nathan E. Martin
Ray Doerfler
Joe Nall
Amarillo
Grand Jury
Knights of Pythias Installation Held in Amarillo
Jimmy Cheshire was installed as chancellor commander by Amarillo Lodge No. 479 Knights of Pythias at Castle Hall. Le Roy Carter became vice-chancellor. W. R. Moore prelate. Elmo Payne master of works. A. B. White secretary. J. C. Metcalf treasurer. Glen B. Gibson inner guard. Outer guard Alva G. Psikle. D O Mc Craken FE G Gordon and L W Dennis named trustees.
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Jimmy Cheshire
Amarillo Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
LeRoy Carter
W. R. Moore
Elmo Payne
A. B. White
J. C. Metcalf
Glen B. Gibson
Alva G. Psikle
D. O. McCraken
FE. G. Gordon
L. W. Dennis
Second Semester To Start Monday At Amarillo High
Amarillo Senior High School will begin the second semester on Monday announced by R A Selby assistant superintendent of public schools. Final exams were held in junior and senior high schools last week. Report cards for first semester grades go out Monday with homerooms at 8 30 AM for grade receipt and registration. At 10 AM classes shift to a shortened schedule to allow registration until 3 PM. Morning classes follow regular times. Junior highs and elementary schools keep their regular schedule Monday.
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Amarillo Senior High School
R. A. Selby
Amarillo High School
Mrs. Virginia A. Cameron Funeral Set
Funeral services for Mrs. Virginia A. Cameron of Amarillo, 42, will be held tomorrow at 10 AM at the First Assembly of God Church. She died yesterday at St. Anthony’s Hospital. Survivors include husband Marshall Cameron, a son James Monroe Cameron, daughter Mrs. L. L. Custer, mother Mrs. Alice A. Smith, two brothers, a sister, all of Amarillo. Burial in Llano Cemetery under N. S. Griggs & Sons.
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Virginia A. Cameron
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E. R. Foster
Robert W. Schwab
Thomas L. Massey, Jr
Carl E. Akin
Herbert Hunter
Curry Williams
H. C. Carmack
Cameron
North Jackson
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Marshall Cameron
Ama
Llano Cemetery
N. S. Griggs & Sons
Mans Choirs Planned at AHS
Amarillo High School forms two men's choirs under A. M. Autrey. An estimated 50 boys per class will enroll with no tryouts, registering Monday. Classes meet first and fifth periods daily, focusing on entertainment numbers rather than classics, with possible continuation if successful.
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Amarillo High School
A. M. Autrey
Cooler Weather Due Tomorrow in Amarillo Area
H C Winburn chief meteorologist at Amarillo Air Terminal says temperatures will run about five degrees above normal for the next five days with cooler days ahead. No precipitation is expected. Tomorrows high around 58 with tonight's low near 33. Yesterday reached 69 and tonight may drop to 33.
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H. C. Winburn
Amarillo Air Terminal
Seasonal Drop In Employment in Amarillo Market
Wayne A. Grant of the Texas Employment Commission reports Amarillo nonagricultural employment at 35,900, down 800 from last month but up 550 from January last year. Construction freezes and Air Field reactivation affect civilian employment. unemployment rises to 1,750 with a larger labor supply potential if attractive jobs appear.
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Amarillo
Shelton Back in Jail After Amarillo Crash Arrest
R V Shelton 24 of 315 North Grant was jailed again after a pickup crashed into a fire plug near AmArillo Cotton Oil Company on Grand flooding the area. Officers say the truck was abandoned and Shelton was arrested minutes later while leaving a taxicab.
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R. V. Shelton
North
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Shelton
Amarillo Cotton Oil Company
Grand
Community Council Sets Annual Meet Banquet
Ross Larsen head of Elizabeth Nixonson Junior High will preside the Community Council annual banquet Monday night. A nominations committee led by Mrs George Hammock will present members including Robert Burchfield Truitt Hull Jr Arla Halford and Mrs Ruuh Smith. Speakers Harold Braun and Lewis Nordyke will address the event at the Herring Hotel starting 6:30 p.m. Reservations cut off Monday noon by calling Miss Jane Keeney at 6359.
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Ross Larsen
Elizabeth Nixson
George Hammock
Robert Burchfield
Truitt Hull, Jr
Arla Halford
Ruuh Smith
Harold Braun
Oklahoma City Community Council
Lewis Nordyke
State Youth Development Council
Herring Hotel
Jane Keeney
Man Pleads Guilty To DWI In County Court
Shelton pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated in county court and was fined 100 dollars plus costs. He was arrested near Fourteenth and Dallas after a 1:30 a.m. stop and earlier, while in custody, he walked away from questioning before being recaptured at his home breakfast site.
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Shelton
Fourteenth
Dallas
Hall of Fame of great Americans founded at NYU campus
The Hall of Fame of great Americans opened in 1900 on the New York University campus. It marks a milestone in commemorating notable figures associated with American achievement and education within New York City.
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Hall of Fame of
New York University
Rites Set for Mitchell Child John Randall Mitchell
Arrangements for funeral services for John Randall Mitchell three years old son of Mr and Mrs Ray Mitchell 1610 Jackson had not been completed today The child was pronounced dead at Northwest Texas Hospital yesterday afternoon after becoming seriously ill at home Earlier symptoms included a slight fever Wednesday morning and a rapid decline His grandparents Mr and Mrs J R Mitchell of Leesville La survive The body is in the care of Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home.
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John Randall Mitchell
Ray Mitchell
Jackson
Northwest Texas Hospital
J. R. Mitchell
Leesville
Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home
S.S.S. tonic touted as a long time blood builder
An old advertisement praises S.S.S. tonic as a fast acting blood builder aiding weakness and appetite. It urges readers to buy at any drug store and claims the product has been the favorite family blood tonic for 71 years.
Skiing Conditions Poor in New Mexico Areas
Weather Bureau reports the first weekly ski condition update for New Mexico. In the Santa Fe basin snow depths range from one to ten inches with an average under an inch and powder surface, making skiing poor though roads are good. At La Madera near Albuquerque depths are one to ten inches averaging under an inch with wind crust. upper trail skiing is fair while lower trail is poor and the tow is not operating.
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Weather Bureau
Santa Fe Basin
la Madera
Albuquerque
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