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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1947
Page
4
Dr. Paul D. Krynine of Penn State returns from Mauch Chunk with several ounces of carnptite, a rare uranium ore. He notes Lehigh Valley town is the only known U S source. The Palomar telescope's 200 inch mirror weighs 18 tons.
A long OCR list shows names tied to a Saturday night recreation department dance. The fragment includes many personals and attendees like Donna Fowlkes and Bruce Campbell among others, interspersed with error notes and stray lines.
A partial list of performers and attendees for a cultural night at Old Tascosa including Jeanne Bev erlin Patsy Schoby Flora Gilbert Myrie Davis Al Smith Olen Phipps Frendue Gafford Willie Wilson Mickey Merchant Billie Louise Gaines Andre Connelly Bill Tarwater Mr and Mrs Percy Blackburn Mr and Mrs Pat Bourassa Jeannie Carroll and Bobby Burns Bart Edwards and others with Paul Dollarhide Wilson Forister and Malcolm Wyatt. Also Tuesday afternoon at Thompson Pool features Garvin McCaskill Eddie Tilley Betty Fleek Jimmy Roberts Lee Parish Neal Carpenter Shaman Elo Pat McCarthy Jerry Lesan J W Thibadeaux Jean Marshall Lee Gruskey Kenneth Bailey Paula Smythe Art Sharp Betty Coble Roberta McMurtr Jackey Funderburg Bill McGill. Then at Gem Lake Doug Husband and James Kile listed.
A partial OCR style listing names appears, featuring Peggy Rid Billy Jerry Lackey Pavia Smythe Betty Cable Marshall Gettys Shaman Flo Betty Carole Thompson Flo Jim Branum McLaughlin Richard Skapple Ernest Thrasher Dorothy Fox Delois Utterhback George Ann Estridge Richard Cornelius Pat Mullin Ann Richards Jackie Little Jackey Fundenburg Bill McGill and other scattered entries.
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