Changes Expand Small Landlords Rights In Rent Relief
Landlords gain simpler forms and broader eligibility for hardship adjustments. The Area Rent Office introduces a short form for small landlords with four or fewer rental units, allowing claims based on records or tax bills for taxes utilities and insurance. The revised process also continues the regular petition for all landlords with updated income calculations and consideration of building unit count under leases.
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Woods
Indictments Named by Potter County Grand Jury
Twelve persons were named in indictments returned Thursday night by the Potter County grand jury. Four are in custody. Ama illo faces forgery and attempting to pass a forged instrument with a check for 32.50 bearing O K Dunlap. Frank Pinkard, Amarillo Negro, indicted for theft of personal property over 50 dollars including 18 watches and a bracelet from Louis Traylor. Traylor held the watches as security on loans. Jerry T McKenzie of Detroit and Walter D Kingston Jr were indicted on burglary in the Blue Top Liquor Stores. Grady Wilson, manager of the State Theater, indicted on misdemeanor casing a pistol after a weekend shooting. Other charges include forgery theft embezzlement driving while intoxicated aggravated assault rape.
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Potter County
G. L. Seagraves
Palace Courts
Amaillo
O. K. Dunlap
Wa Ter Irvin, Inc
Frank ‘Pinkard
Amarillo Negro
Louis Traylor
Traylor
Jerry T. McKenzie
Detroit
Walter D. Kingston
Louisiana
Blue Top
North East
Fighth
Grady Wilson
State Theater
Funeral rites for Mrs Carl in Amarillo Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs. Charles H. Carl of St. Louis who died after a heart attack will be held Saturday at 4 p.m. at Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home conducted by Dr. Neal D. Cannon. Burial follows in Liano Cemetery. She was 46, formerly Irene Easum, daughter of Mrs. W. M. Easum, reared in Amarillo, and survived by husband Charles Carl Jr and two children in Houston, a sister and a brother, and a grandson.
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Charles H. Carl
St. Louis
Boxwell Brothers Funeral
Neal D. Cannon
Polk Street Methodist Church
Lloyd Thompson
Bert Levy
G. Edwin Smith
E. P. Hallmark
Otis Trulove
Carl Ray
Liano
Santa Fe
Santa Fe. Mrs. Carl
Irene Easum
W. M. Easum
Amarillo
Frisco Lines
Methodist Church
Betty “Theriault
Houston
Charles Carl, Jr
H. F. Lauder
Ruby Poindexter
Topek
Milburn Easum, Jr
Austin
Danny Bagby
Phoebe Warner Helped Shape Texas Parks Board History
Mrs L A Wells recalled Amarillo history noting Panhandle residents on the Texas Parks Board. She cited Phoebe K Warner of Claude as secretary of the first state parks board and Pat Neff as founder. Friday officials met in Capitol Hotel to discuss Palo Duro Park needs. Bruising of animals transported by rail and truck in 1947 caused a 50 million pound meat loss worth about 19 million dollars.
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L. A. Wells
Taylor
Amarillo
Panhandle
Texas Parks Board
Wells
Texas State Parks Association
Phoebe K. Warner
Claude
First State Parks Board
State Parks Board
Pat Neff
Texas
Baylor University
Waco
Claude Woman
Palo Duro Park
Capitol Hotel
Guy Carlander
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Enom
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PERMA
Weir
Oman
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Carl
Natural Gas Pipeline Company of America
Colorado Interstate Gas Company
Canadian River Gas Company
108Th District Court
Inme
Riat
Pinkney Packing Company
City Water Department
East Third
Veiesel
Phoebe Warner
Dallas
Erial Isugar
His
Federal
Federal Court
Northern District of
Iowa
Tyler
Lukay’s
Costa
LUKAY
Zaalla Dieamond TA
Lewis
Lewis Diemond Bond Guerantes
Lewis Jewelers
Polk St
Ny State
SALE
Fifer
Ladies
Anne. Adams
Amarillo Globe
Pattern Dept
West 1Th St
New York
Anne Adams
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