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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1947

Page

11

Dalhart XIT Boosters Invite Amarillo to 11th Annual Rodeo

A Dalhart in car caravan led by Mayor Elbert Wadkins and XIT committee head Allyn D. Finch invited Amarillo to the 11th Annual XIT Reunion and Rodeo in Dalhart this July. Virgil Patterson of the Amarillo Chamber welcomed the delegation as the Dalhart mayor praised the rodeo as the greatest in Texas. The visit included stops in White Deer Pampa Borger and Stinnett before returning to Dalhart.

Dalhart Amarillo Elbert Wadkins Allyn D. Finch XIT General Committee Sixth and Polk Wadkins Texas Sheriff's Department Dalihart Bob Langhorn Joan Taylor Betty Cantrell Jean Farris White Deer Pampa Borger Stinnett

Walter Donaldson Dies Famed Composer at 54

Walter Donaldson, Brooklyn born composer of My Blue Heaven and Yes Sir That's My Baby, died in Santa Monica at age 54 from a liver ailment. His hits began in 1915 with Kentucky Home and included How You Gonna Keep Em Down on the Farm and Daughter of Rosie O Grady. He briefly collaborated with Irving Berlin. Mexico closes dairies as price-rigging cases surface.

Santa Monica Cal Walter Donaldson Kentucky Rosie O'Grady Irving Berlin

Fair lease talks resume with county officials today

Tri-State Fair Association officers meet Potter County commissioners to press a 20 year lease on the fairgrounds with a 10 percent share of net receipts. A five member board would govern, including the county judge and association presidents. A separate contract with wrestling promoter Cory Detton also under discussion. Reading of county bills scheduled.

Tri-State Fair Association Potter County Fair Association Roy C. Snodgrass, Jr Amarillo Fat Stock Show Will Rogers Range Riders Amarillo Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commerce Cory Detton Fair Grounds Detton

Charles Furr Cycling Over Italy and France

Charles Furr son of Mr and Mrs Key Purr 2422 Hayden is in Rome after a June 24 departure for a bicycle tour of Europe He has already biked across France with other Americans From Rome he plans to reach an Alps near Lake Geneva by bike and train and will sail from Le Havre on Sept 1 to return home.

Jack Wyatt Wyatt Johnnie Horace Wooten Mel Marrs Mark Miles R. T Roan San Antonio Charles Furr Key Purr Hayden Rome Cheries States France Alps Lake Geneva le Havve

Firemen Respond to Car Blaze in Brief Alarm

Firefighters rushed to a car fire at Sixteenth and Van Buren this morning. The alarm was turned in at 7 36 and crews returned to station by 7 45. Earlier, burning rags at Truitt Buick Company prompted a 3 34 call. Six other alarms yesterday included grass fires and supervision of burning vacant lots.

Sixteenth van Buren Truitt Buick Company Fillmore

Marvin Jones Visits Amarillo During Mother’s Birthday

Marvin Jones former congressman and newly confirmed chief justice for the US Court of Claims arrives in Amarillo to visit his mother Mrs. H. K. Jones at 1401 Van Buren. Mrs. Jones celebrated her first birthday on July 6.

Marvin Jones US Court of Claims Washington, DC Jones Panhandle Congress H. K. Jones van Buren

Dixie Dice to Study Dancing in New York

Dixie Dice left by train for New York City to study dancing and ventriloquism with Ernest Carlos Jack Stanley and the Lucille Stoddard School. She will remain until August first and plans to start her fall dancing term about the middle of August.

Dixie Dice New York City New York Ernest Carlos Jack Stanley Lucille Stoddard

Fresh ideas from the big city inspire new stage plays

She spoke of ideas picked up in the big city and hoped to see new works like Fin ian's Rainbow. The piece notes New York City blood donors, with 1,100 men giving a pint every six weeks, totaling 5 000 quarts annually.

Big City Dixie Adhen Finian New York City

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