WSKY v George Orlowsky Death Notice at St Anthony’s
WSKY v George Orlowsky 72 of 317 Tennessee died this afternoon at St Anthony's Hospital. Survived by son B G two grandchildren Betty Orlowsky Mrs Marion John son one great grandchild Linda Johnson two sisters one brother. Body to be deeded to St Charles by Bilackburn w.
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Wsky
George Orlowsky
Tennessee
St. Anthony’s Hospital
B. G
Betty Orlowsky
Marion Johnson
Linda Johnson
St. Charles
Bilackburnw
Rubber Trees Quietly Grow At Pittsburgh Conservatory
Phipps Conservatory in Pittsburgh received two rubber trees to enhance its plant collection. The 14 foot trees, gifts for education, are tapped for liquid rubber and are expected to yield about 10 pounds annually when fully grown to 30 feet.
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Pittsburgh
Phipps Conservatory
Botanical
Railroads fund schooling for over a million U S children
The annual school tax payments by American railroads support education for more than 1,000,000 US children.
Sears Detective Reveals Light Thievery Among 23000 Employees
Ex police officer Ham Odom heads Sears Roebuck Company security in Dallas and Amarillo. He notes rare employee arrests and describes theft methods, including a roof drop scheme. Odom stresses trust and cooperation with workers, saying most thefts involve young employees and that 23,000 staff cover four states.
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Ham Odom
Sears-Roebuck Company
Dallas
Amarillo
L. Stephens
Odom
Big Ham Odom
Sears-Roebuck Co
Lubbock City
Sears
Dalas
Orlowsky Rites Set in Missouri
The body of Rev. George Orlowsky aged 72 from 317 Tennessee is en route to St. Charles Missouri for funeral services. Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home handled arrangements. He died yesterday in St. Anthony's Hospital after living in Amarillo two weeks. He retired as Blue Springs Evangelical and Reformed Church superintendent in 1949 and served 46 years as a minister. Born Karlstadt Germany September 9 1877 he came to America in 1901 to study for the ministry. He married Carolina Day in Cincinnati in 1904. Survivors include his son B G Orlowsky Amarillo two granddaughters Miss Betty R Orlowsky Lone View and Mrs Marion Johnson Seminole, plus two sisters and a brother in Germany.
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Tennessee
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Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home
Orlowsky
St. Anthony's Hospital
Amarillo
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Blue Syrings
Blue Springs
Navy
Karstadt
Germany
University of Berlin School of Medicine
America
Eden Tiological Seminary
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Ohio
Carolina Day
B. G. Orlowsky
Betty R
Trial set in Crain liquor sale case in County Court
The trial of Murphy Crain, a resident of 321 West Second, charged with selling Hanor liquor without a permit in a wet area, was postponed today due to missing witnesses. Judge Gene Jorden rescheduled for August 8. Crain allegedly sold liquor in the 490 block of West Third on April 19.
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West Second
Gene Jorden
Aue
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West Third
Grand Jury Returns No Indictments in Potter County
At noon the Potter County Grand Jury reported no indictments after meeting in the commissioners court room while the regular room was partitioned to expand space for the State Welfare Board offices.
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Grand Jury
Grand
Commissioners Court
State Welfare Board
Market Quotations Mixed Across Stocks and Commodities
The Amarillo Merrill Lynch offices compile a wide array of quotes including Air Reduction, Mack Trucks, Allied Stores, General Electric, and Union Carbide with varied percentages near the day’s trading. The table lists multiple airlines, autos, chemicals, and steel firms, plus crude oil and grain movements reflecting a broad market snapshot.
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Bennett, Rock Island Conductor, Dies in Arkansas
Guy B. Bennett 59 of Jasper Ark fellow of Mrs. Armstrong died in Harrison Hospital after ill health. Retired Rock Island conductor moved from Amarillo about a year and a half ago. Survivors include wife Elzie Bennett, two sons Guy Jr and Rex, two brothers H B Bennett Memphis and P E Bennett San Pedro Cal. Body to Amarillo. N A Griggs & Sons to handle arrangements.
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Jasper
Ark
Amarillo
John Armstrong
Harrison, Ark
Mr. Bennett
Rock Island
L. L. Bennett
van Alstyne
Methodist Church
Armstrong
Elzie Bennett
Guy, Jr
Rex
Medlin Denied Damages in Suit
Federal court jury denied damages to Homer Lewis Medlin in his $90,000 suit against the Rock Island Railroad over a Grand Avenue crossing collision last Oct. 30 that fatally injured L. J. Medlin of Dallas. The jury found contributory negligence by the victim. Rock Island was represented by R. A. Wilson of Amarillo and Medlin by Palmver & Rochelle of Dallas.
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Rock Island Railroad
Medlin
L. J. Medlin
Dallas
Rock Island
Grand Avenue
R. A. Wilson
Amarillo
Palmver & Rochelle
Two Hurt In Late Night City Collision At Intersection
Two people suffered minor injuries in a crash about midnight at North East Eighth and Grand. W B Seitz 49 of Spearman and Mary Dunhan 35 of 1805 Fillmore were treated at St Anthony's Hospital and released. Seitz's car rear ended a transport truck owned by Comet Oil Co of Tucumcari. The truck driver George de Tucumcari was not in the vehicle.
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Grand
St. Anthony’s Hospital
W.B. Seitz
Spearman
Mary Dunhan
Fillmore
Seitz
Comet Oil Company
Tucumcari
George de Tucumcari
Funeral held for Knox Culton brother of Don Culton
Funeral services for Knox Culton brother of Don H. Culton of 1921 Harrison were held in Corpus Christi. He had been ill for several weeks and was an oil man in the Corpus Christi area. Don Culton, an Amarillo attorney, is in Corpus Christi for the services.
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Don H. Culton
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Corpus Christi
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Don Culton
Amarillo
Burglars Steal Cash Register at Gem Lake Pool
Burglars pried open the rear door of the Gem Lake pool concession stand and fled with a cash register containing $26. Police investigated the attempted burglary and collected evidence at the scene. No injuries were reported.
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Gem Lake
Gem Lake Pool
Sheriff cites unrecovered register in morning report
Sheriff Paul Gaither said the register had not been recovered this morning. The pool is operated by E. Greathouse.
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E. Greathouse
US Lands and Acreage Figures Reported
The statement notes approximately 2,316 and 58,720 acres across the United States including territories and possessions. It highlights the scale of land area under national control and may reflect a government land survey or census figure.
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United States
J L Bagwell Campaign Page Highlights Experience
J L Bagwell cites lifelong ties to the district and 20 years in criminal courts and 25 years as assistant district attorney. He argues prosecutors should rely on proven experience, warning against turning the district attorney’s office into a training ground for the inexperienced.
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J. L. Bagwell
Armstrong County
Pblic
District Attorney’s Office
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