Fifth Flighters Advance Round in Senior Golf
The 17th annual Tri-State Senior Golf Tournament at Amarillo Country Club reports fifth flight winners by noon led by Charles McAfee and I E Graham both Amarillo entries advancing to the quarter finals. A record 199 contenders contested the 6298 yard course with all championship matches still on front nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newt Cathey
Dallas
R. M. Jacks
John Atterberry
Tulsa
Tony Adams
Shawnee
Okla
Penrose Metcalfe
Big Spring
Mike Ballanti
Amarillo
Earl Johnson
Oklahoma City
George Godine
Albuquerque
Charles McAfee
T. M. Montgomery
West Yellowstone visit with Amarillo residents and baking notes
The group from Amarillo includes Hap Johnson, Lawrence Hagg, Shelby Kruser, Stanley Marsh, John Fullingim, John Fain, and Paul Jackson as they travel by plane to West Yellowstone. They report on an Amarillo food center, Tack's jelly rolls and tarts, and discuss local hospitality, fishing talk, and a Colorado natives critique.
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West Yellowstone
Amarillo
Polk Street
Hap Johnson
Lawrence Hagg
Shelby Kruser
Stanley Marsh
John Fullingim
John Fain
Dude Gentry
Paul Jackson
Dallas
Eton Range
Madison River Valley
The
Panhandle
Here
Amarillo Food Center
Jim Anderson
Robert Huff
Stanton Thatcher
Tack
Markets 12 O'clock Quotations From New York and Kansas City
Stock market tabulations from New York show numerous leaders and price quotes across Air Reduction to Union Oil Car with many issuers listed. Kansas City market notes include cattle hogs and sheep with price ranges and average quotes for steers calves yearlings cows and hogs.
Drought and Park Fishing Regs Stir Montana to Park Statewide
The Amarillo Globe notes Montana cattle and horses gain weight slower in Texas due to feed costs. It discusses park tourism with rising visitors and stagnant spending. Natives protest Madison River bait fishing limits, while park officials are praised for river regulation.
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Amarillo
Texas
Montana
West Yellowstone
Madison River
United States
Colorado
Coloradoans in Montana Seek Real Fish to Catch
Local readers note Colorado residents travel to Montana in search of genuine fishing experiences. The remark captures a light, travel oriented trend among tourists and sportsmen in the region.
Early Morning Breakfast Rush at Tack House
Tack prepares breakfast as Jim and Robert juggle hungry mouths in a crowded kitchen. The rapid morning rush leaves little room for finesse as everyone piles in and meals are rushed out the door.
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Tack
Jim
Robert
Haste makes for bulky pancakes and waffles
A speaker notes haste leads to bulkiness in pancakes while preferring waffles, joking about battering them from a flannel shirt. He claims to have eaten 11 cakes on one plate, all under two inches tall.
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Tack
Pancake Quality Guide by Light Test
After cooking a pancake, hold it to a light source such as the sun or a bright lamp. If you cannot see through the cake, discard it. The method helps judge doneness by translucence and internal texture.
Montana fishing report and hiker chatter from Bill Kane
Bill Kane notes occasional homesickness and morning outings while Jay Taylor logs the most long distance calls in the group. John Fullingim claims river wading ability as fishing yields a three pound brown, several rainbows around two to three pounds, and multiple smaller rainbows. The piece portrays Montana as a destination with robust trout fishing traits.
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Bill Kane
Jay Taylor
John Fullingim
Madison River
Tack
Colorado
Montana
Youth Speak On Home Town From Pierre SD Survey
Sixty percent of 550 South Dakota high school juniors in a state wide survey critique their communities. Smaller towns rate poorly for cooperation and recreational facilities, citing snobbishness, racial intolerance, and excess liquor. They favor swimming pools and courts. many wish for stronger youth support and better use of funds. Church youth groups receive general satisfaction.
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Pierre
SD U.P
South Dakota
PTA
Auxiliary
Furnace Still Turned On High in Amarillo Heat Wave
For the seventh straight day the area swelters with highs near 98 degrees. Weatherman Walter Watts forecasts a top temperature of 98 today and a cool front arriving tonight may drop tomorrow’s high to 91. Last night brought scattered showers with measurable rain across Clayton NM, Dalhart, and Guymon OK.
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Walter Watts
Amarillo
Clayton
Dalhart
Guymon
Okla
Traffic diary through Amarillo lights and by pass plans
A detailed account of navigating Amarillo traffic from Fillmore to US Highway 66 includes numerous stops at traffic signals, diverse out of state drivers, and a 9.1 mile crossing in 29 minutes. City manager Noble Moss plans a meeting with the State Highway Department to discuss the North West Eighth by-pass project and further details.
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California
Fillmore
North East Fighth
North East Fifth
North East Third
Sixth
Taylor
Georgia
Oklahoma
van Buren
Madison
Parker
Empire State
Colorado
Wheat State
McMasters
Veterans Administration Hospital
Amarillo
North West Eighth
Noble Moss
State Highway Department
German Firm Seeks US Sale of Baby Foods Baby Gold and Avenata
A German company aims to market prepared baby foods in the United States under two brands Baby Gold and Avenata. The move targets American retailers and families seeking convenient nutrition for infants and toddlers.
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Baby Gold
Avenata
Erica
Chicago Livestock Market Slumps Across Hogs Cattle Sheep
July 11 Chicago livestock report shows hogs 39,000 head with 190 to 250 pound butchers steady to 25 cents lower and sows weak to 25 cents lower. Cattle 8,000 head with calves 400. slaughter steers and heifers mostly steady to 25 cents lower. Prime steers to 1,400 pounds 38.00 to 33.60, high choice 35.75 to 37.75, cows 26.50 to 20.50, dealers 35.00 to 39.00. Sheep 500 head with lambs weak to 80 cents lower top 32.50. ewes weak. Financial industrial fund shows net asset value 2.4297 with offering price blank.
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Kansas City
USDA
Chicago
Pray for Cohen Graham Urnes
Evangelist Billy Graham told 10,000 at the Youth for Christ World Congress in Warsaw that gambler Mickey Cohen has the makings of a great gospel preacher. Cohen, jailed five years for tax evasion in Los Angeles, was urged to seek conversion. Graham said Cohen is not as bad as America thinks and noted past contact with Cohen and a former Cohen henchman converted to evangelism.
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Warsaw
Ind
Billy Graham
Mickey Cohen
Los Angeles
Cohen
America
Graham
Youth For Christ World Congress
California
Iran to hear Harriman over oil crisis talks
Tehran accepted President Truman’s offer to send his adviser W Averell Harriman to Tehran to discuss Iran’s oil crisis. The Iranian National Oil Board spokesman announced the invitation would be sent to Washington. He said Iran has no objection to talks on nationalization within the law, while Harriman gave no immediate comment.
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Tehran
Iran
U.P
Truman
W. Averell Harriman
Iranian National Oil Board
Washington
Harriman
White House
Rains Return Threaten Flood-Ravaged Kansas and Missouri
Continuing rains sweep Missouri and Kansas magnifying flood misery. Kansas remains hardest hit as National Guard is set to flood duty and volunteers patrol weakened dikes. Floods last month ruined thousands of acres of farmland and left hundreds homeless, with Manhattan Kansas again under threat as Smoky Hill and Big Blue rivers rose.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
National Guard
Manhattan
Kan
Smoky Hill
More Offices Set To Close Saturdays
Three more county offices adopted a five day week cutting Saturday hours. County treasurer county clerk and county auditor will close Saturdays with 8 to 5 weekday hours. Tax assessor collector stays open 8 30 to 5 30 and closes Saturdays.
Reds Claim Three Allied Ships Sunk Off Korean Coast
North Korean radio in Pyongyang broadcast a war communique claiming three Allied ships were sunk off the west Korean coast today by Red gunfire. No ships or locations named and no Allied confirmation available.
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Tokyo
Pyongyang
New Drugs Revolutionize Prescriptions Says Study
Nearly 60 percent of drugs prescribed by doctors today did not exist a decade ago and 90 percent were unknown 15 years back. Many medicines popular a decade or more ago have faded or become unimportant in current practice.
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New Boston
Funeral Director Irons Dies. Santa Fe Veteran
Irons aged 48, a longtime Santa Fe employee since 1927, died leaving his wife of Slaton as surviving spouse.
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Funeral Home
Irons
The
Santa Fe
Slaton
VELOCIA Skin Care Ad Promises Clearer Complexion
A reader asks for help with pimples and hickeys. The advice recommends cleansing with a non oil lotion cleanser and a greaseless antiseptic cream to stop infection. VELOCIA offers a two part kit with lotion cleanser and cream priced at $2 plus tax. Box 24 Paris Tennessee.
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Peggy
A.W.C. A
Peggy Allen
Paris
Tenn
Adv
Woman Who Shot Rival Gets Retrial
Atlanta July 11 The Georgia Supreme Court ordered a new trial for Mrs Kathleen Merry Drewry who shot Miss Miriam Thurmond wife of University of Georgia Journalism Dean John E K Drewry The judge s remark was ruled prejudicial and retrial planned by Solicitor General Marshall Pollock Mrs Drewry 45 was convicted of assault with intent to murder Thurmond and sentenced to two to four years though free on bond Thurmond later married the dean and Drewry has not faced the other count in the shooting at Thurmond s living room on December 23 1949
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Atlanta
Kathleen Merry Drewry
University of Georgia
John EK
Drewry
Georgia Supreme Court
Marshall Pollock
Miss Thurmond
Dean
Drewrys
Arrival of 250000th displaced person sparks big welcome
Polish born Holubin arrived from Europe as the 250000th displaced person in New York. A full dress reception and cheers greeted him and his three daughters aged 7 5 and 3 who sang Row Row Row Your Boat in English. The family heads to Woodruff Wisconsin to work on Frank Grahl's farm.
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New York
Volodymyr Holubin
Europe
Holubin
New York Holds Most Manufacturing Industries Listed
New York state contains 442 of the 446 manufacturing types listed by the federal census, indicating a broad industrial diversity and density across the state’s economy.
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New York State
Korea Armistice Talks Progress With Language Barriers Cited
The Korea talks progress clause shows a better understanding of agenda scope though differences remain on priorities. Vice Admiral Joy, leading UN negotiators, warned that political issues would not be on the table. The Communist side demanded withdrawal of foreign troops and a return to prewar status as basic armistice conditions. Tass news agency provided Soviet updates on the talks.
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Kaesong
Korea
38Th Parallel
C. Turner Joy
Reds
Tass
Youthful witness testifies at Canyon sodomy trial
County officials dispose of Kolanderhavior. remarks on youth moral responsibility surface as a Canyon sodomy trial features a youthful witness describing the night out with other boys. The judge and lawyers probe intent and participation, highlighting moral and legal questions surrounding juveniles in crime.
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Canyon
Teens and adults prey case sparks public concern in Amarillo
A district attorney report outlines a string of sex offenses involving minors in Amarillo, detailing testimonies of passive submission, multiple indictments for rape, enticing a minor, indecent exposure, sodomy, and statutory rape. It notes many cases are diverted to county court, stressing parental and citizen involvement.
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Amarillo
Morton
Tomorrow's Peace Officers Face Justice Challenge
Tomorrow brings renewed scrutiny for peace officers and public prosecutors as they confront obstacles to delivering justice. Officials await clarity on procedures and accountability amid evolving standards.
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Tacky
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Reid Strickland
Pat Barnes
Tex
Mack Trucks
Amer Cyana
Glen L Martin
Amer Locomo
Mck& Robbins
Minn Oline
Amer Home
Amer
MET
Amer Smelt
Montem Ward
Motorola Inc
Murray Corp
Amer Woolen
Nash Kelvintz
Amer Zinc
National Acme
Nati Auto
Natl Distillers
Arch Top&sf
Natl Gypsum
Avco Manufacti
Natl Steel Corp
Eriete Doe Wey Cenerat Test Ait Jentta
North En Hon Oe Est Foods
North Nat Gas
Bethlehem
North Pac
Istione Ou Ce Iass Co
Ohio
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Packard Motor
Borden Co
Borg-Warner
Braniff Air
Parke Davis
Erie Vais
J Penney
Chrysler Corp
Climax Molyb
Cities Service
Clinton Foods
Colo Fuel Iron
Columbia Gas
Columbia Car
Com Solvents
Comer Credit
Art Ae
Fonsor Edison
Richfield
Safeway Stores
Con Motors Co
General Foods
Rex Ear
General Motor
TexPac Lander
Genel Tire
Punice Motar
Timken Rolle
Union Pacific
Gr West Sugar
United Aircrft
Greyhound Co
Palees
Gaulton
United Gas Co
Fuel Corp
Heyden Chem
Aipit Paramount
Houston Oil
Paramount
Awe Sound Sau US Rubber Co
Hudson Motor
Central
Wisworthe Dent
Interlake Tron
Warner Bros
Nterna c
Esson
Gt Internat
Welrd Sugar
Internatl
T&t
West Union Co
Johns Manvil
Westingh Aird
Westingh
Jones & Laugh
Aiwost Penn Blaie Joy Manufact
Kennecott Cop
Wilteouerland
Laclede Gas
Wilson & Co
Lehigh
Phelps-Dodge
Philco Corp
Philip Morris
Phillips Petro
PittScrew&Bolt
Plymouth
Poor & Co
Proc & Gam
Pullman Inc
Pure Ol Co
Radio Corp
RK Pictures
Rem'ton Rand
Reo Motors
Republic Avia
Republic Steel
Revere C&b
Rexall Drug
Reynolds Tob
Amer Maracab
HmbleOil Co
Zreger Bui
Mai Atlas Plywood
Lone Star Gas
Burma Corpor
NaBellasHess
Claude Neon
Nat
Corron Rey Co
Colden Petrol
Northrop Avia
Crown Drug
Pacific Petrol
SuLan Als
Pantepoea
Solar Alrerft
Fairchild Eng
Utah-Ida Sug 3
Eee
Tex East
Tenn Gas
Texas Gas
Southern Union Gas
Mister ‘Bolt
Mn pIo
Bill
Brett
Melinda
New Mexico
Financial Industrial Fund
Uear
Deason
Dial &1266
Graham Urnes
Moscow
Eighth Army
James A. van Fleet
Kolander
Amarillo High School
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Zale
Spolk
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