Fireworks Ban Will Be Upheld
Amarillo authorities confirm a strict fireworks ban within city limits. Mayor Lawrence Hagy urges cooperation and notes police will enforce the ordinance during Fourth of July celebrations with arrests for offenders and accountability for parents.
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Amarillo
Lawrence Hagy
Hagy
Diamonds Grow Toy Block Size In Display At Lewis Jewelers
Readers are invited to Polk Street's Lewis Jewelers to view oversized diamonds described as sunshine stones. A 15 carat pin, a 20 carat emerald cut ring, and multiple other high value pieces are marketed with prices from 14 500 to 49 000 dollars. The sale pitches note versatility for parties and engagements with bracelets, rings, and watches featured in a dramatic display.
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Jim Brady
Polk Street
Lewis Jewelers, Inc
Polk
McCoy
Jong
Goff Company Offers Orthopedic Trusses and Support
Trusses fitted at 8 M. Goff Company with phone 2-2909 for free consultation. Artificial limbs orthopedics and supportive devices including brace options and medical supplies available with contact at 2-?158.
Diamonds on display under watchful eye
Under a policeman’s watch, shoppers try on many diamond pieces including rings bracelets and watches with diamonds on the faces. The scene highlights the shiny jewelry and the odd color change as hands turn purple while trying on gems.
Opening of City Lake Creek Area Attracts Moderation
City Manager N V Moss announced the first day of public use showed moderate fishing with 130 paid admissions at 25 cents each, totaling 32 50. He noted weed cutting in a shaded picnic area within a state game preserve where firearms are prohibited and swimming is not allowed. Public cooperation is urged to keep the area clean and extinguish fires after use.
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City Lake Creek
N. V. Moss
Moss
Death of Dallas Woman Sought in Mystery
Dallas police sought to solve the death of Mrs W R Young 24 who died from unknown causes at St Pauls Hospital after being brought unconscious from a doctor's office. She appeared from McAllen with possible links to Omaha and Edinburg Texas. An autopsy was requested.
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Dallas
Linneas
W. R. Young
St. Paul's Hospital
McAllen
Edinburg
Tex
St. Paul's
Surplus figure shifts under Congress final action
Snyder notes a bookkeeping change by Congress that moves 3 billion dollars from the past fiscal year's surplus to an advance against 1949 spending and credits it to the European Recovery Program. The result is a reported surplus around 8.4 billion or 5.19 billion, marking the second consecutive surplus after 16 years of deficits.
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Snyder
Congress
Treasury
Two Men Steal Copper Wire Near Highway Project
Sheriff John Moore of Claude alerted Amarillo police to watch for two men who fled with a 21 pound copper wire roll. A group of Southwestern Bell workers along the highway right of way witnessed the incident as the car pulled in and sped off with the copper roll.
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John Moore
Claude
Amarillo
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Projet
Twin births mark repeat at Schneck Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Albert Lucas welcomed a son while Mr and Mrs Robert Schneider welcomed a daughter at Schneck Memorial Hospital. Five years earlier both couples had daughters born at the same time and place. Hair described as stretching one fourth then retracting to near original length.
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Seymour
Ind
Albert Lucas
Robert Schneider
Schneck Memorial Hospital
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