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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1948

Page

3

County Won't Fund Paving Around Amarillo Schools

Potter County officials cannot use county road funds to pave streets around Dwight Morrow Sanborn and Humphrey Mighland schools. The attorney general's opinion says such expenditures are not authorized, blocking a three‑way plan with the city and school board to provide caliche asphalt and curbing for school approaches.

Potter County Amarillo Roygrass Commissioners Court City Commission County Commission School Board Dwight Morrow Sanborn Humphrey Mighland Burnell Waldrep Roy Snodgrass Waldrep

Mayor Forgetting Pegasus Strands Hagy in Fog

Mayor Lawrence Hagy sits at the El Fidel Hotel in Albuquerque awaiting weather to clear for a flight back to Amarillo as fog and haze disrupt air travel. Airlines offered a miniature Pegasus to cope with landing delays after past disruptions at English Field.

Lawrence Hagy el Fidel Albuquerque New Mexico City Amarillo Celiling English Field Trans-World Airlines Hagg New York Pegasus

Tax Equalization Boards Set Joint Meeting this Afternoon

City and school tax boards will hold a joint meeting this afternoon to discuss recommendations for improving tax assessing and collecting practices. City members are Gus Leftwich Dr. R Thomsen and Hugo Loewenstern and school district members are L C Nesbitt R G Mills and P V Alexander.

Board of Equalization Gus Leftwich R. Thomsen Hugo Loewenstern L. C. Nesbitt R. G. Mills P. V. Alexander

Polyphemus Caterpillar Spins Cocoon After 250000 Head Swings

Researchers estimate the polyphemus caterpillar must swing its head back and forth about 250000 times to complete cocoon spinning. The work highlights the insect's complex silk production during metamorphosis.

Chevrolet Exhibit Opens In Amarillo Showrooms

Plains Chevrolet Co. in Amarillo will display the new 1948 Chevrolet tomorrow morning. Buck Carter, general manager, said the convertible model will be on show in the 212 East Fourth Street showroom.

Amarillo Buck Carter Plains Chevrolet Co East Fourth

Registration Opens for Canyon School and West Texas College

Canyon School and West Texas State College in Canyon began second semester registration today despite unfavorable weather. No penalty fee will apply through Feb. 3, announced President J. A. Hill. Instruction starts tomorrow as the campus sees many returning and new students.

West Texas State College Canyon J. A. Hill

Stutterin Sam Cecil Hunter Keeps Busy at Conventions

Cecil Hunter known as Stutterin Sam, 2812 Ridgemere, tours the nation presenting programs for diverse groups. He spoke last night in Ashland Kansas at a Clark County Farm Bureau meeting and heads to Chicago for the National Automobile Dealers Association convention with about 10 000 attendees. From there he will perform in Lancaster Pennsylvania for 800 plant managers of the Armstrong Cork Company and later entertain Arm strong Cork plant managers.

Amarillo Cecil Hunter Ridgemere Stutterin Sam Ashland Kaw Clark County Farm Bureau National Automobile Dealers Association Chicago Lancaster Lancaster Manufacturers’ Association Armstrong Cork Company

Unprotected Meters Damaged by Freeze

Weather harms city water meters says Carl Mask the meter troubleshooter. He notes meters left uncovered suffer freezing and replacement is needed. Snow or dirt over meter covers provides some insulation reducing damage.

Carl Mask Mr. Mask

High Gear Tooth Pressure Reaches 400000 PSI

A measure of gear tooth stress shows pressures up to 400000 pounds per square inch in automotive gears, illustrating extreme load conditions and engineering challenges for transmission components.

Burglars Take About 300 From Texas Steam Laundry

Thieves broke a front door glass at 411 East Eleventh to reach the door lock and stole roughly 300 from the safe. The break-in was found about 6 o'clock this morning when the laundry opened. Police report no forcible entry evident on the safe and investigators have not determined how it was opened. Owner M. F. Campbell said the safe was locked at closing yesterday.

Texas East Eleventh M. F. Campbell

Houston Plumbers Hold Out for $2

AFL Building Trades unions in Houston ratify new contracts giving all crafts a $1 day raise while about 400 plumbers continue to press for a $2 daily increase. Charles Ditner says plumbers will hold out for $2 despite others accepting the $1 offer. Carpenters Local 213 approves the $1 raise, effective February 1.

Houston AFL Building Trades Council Charles Ditner Plumbers Union Carpenters Local No

Bullet Takes Life of Man Wanted in Murder Inquiry

A Dallas optometrist exchanged gunfire with Charles Henry Leeper 27, who had been under guard in a Dallas hospital after a confrontation. Leeper, sought in Cheyenne Wyoming for murder, was shot by Dr. E L Troutt and later died at the hospital after three shots were fired in the exchange.

Dallas Charles Henry Leeper Leeper Cheyenne Wyo E. L. Troutt Troutt

Mrs Nita Majors Heads to Dallas by Train

Mrs. Nita Majors, 900 Lincoln, left early this morning by train for Dallas to visit her ill mother.

Dallas Nita Majors Lincoln

Funeral for 11 Year Old Robert Ray Stewart

Funeral services for Robert Ray Stewart aged 11 are set for tomorrow at 2 p.m. in Boxwell Brothers Chapel with a Christian Science reader officiating. He died at 8:10 p.m. at home after a leukemia battle begun last September. Born August 6 1936 he was in the sixth grade at San Jacinto School and a member of the First Church of Christ Scientist. He is survived by his parents and grandparents N E Thurman and Charles C Stewart.

Robert Ray Stewart Donald R. Stewart Georgia Boxwell Brother Christian Science Robert San Jacinto School First Church of Christ, Scientist N. E. Thurman Mississippi Charles C. Stewart Amarillo

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