Twelve Girlhood Friends Reunite After Years Apart
Mary Louise Broome reports a reunion of twelve Amarillo area women who grew up together and formed clubs in school. Since high school graduation in 1945, most married and had children, but they gathered at Palo Duro Canyon and a luncheon at a former student’s home to reminisce about their girlhood days, college reunions, and family milestones.
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Mary Louise Broome
Wolflin School
Ior Can Bee
Mary Ann Alice Gist
Glenmar Neon
Dilletanteettes
Tp’s
Amarillo
Palo Duro
Palo Duro Canyon
Mary Nell Gibson
Georgia
Frank Williams
Dumas
Horacine Gibson
Floyd Cass Stevens
Fort Worth
Shirley Jackson
Howard Federer
Alice Gist
Noble Roberts
Mary Ann Smith
George Wyatt
Salt Lake City
Maxine Lanham
Tom Kruser
Barbara Boxwell
Richard Kile
Betty Summerlin
Donald Bagot
Eleanor Ruth Beck
5. Blair
Gainesville
Fla
George Thornton
Virginia Stack
Lois Ann Cavin
Norma Walker
Annarillo
Injunction on House Plans Reached in District Court
In the 108th District Court, a permanent injunction restrains McClenny the contractor from completing or selling a home using Tomlinson’s plan. Ensign the architect is barred from reproducing or sharing Tomlinson’s plans. Final judgment set for August.
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108Th District Court
McClenny
Tomlinson
Ensign
Menny
Iice
Man killed by drag line hook in Houston accident
A 28 year old construction worker, Albert Henry, died in a Houston hospital after a drag line slipped and impaled him on a large metal hook while two coworkers attempted to attach the line to a drag bucket. The accident occurred yesterday as a team worked onsite.
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Houston
Albert Henry
Henry
Whale skin replaces chewing gum in Greenland
In Greenland a novelty shift replaces chewing gum with whale skin as a local habit. The change reflects cultural adaptation and resource use, highlighting regional innovation and trade influences on daily life.
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Greenland
Guard Sees New US Tank At Fort Hood
Texas National Guardsmen viewed the General Patton heavy tank at North Fort Hood. A demonstration of tank and infantry cooperation was planned for tomorrow. Two tanks were on hand as members of the 49th Armored Division resumed work after a weekend break, with range activity and a planned move of division headquarters into the field for a tactical exercise with training command elements.
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Fort Hood
Texas National Guardsmen
Patton
49Th Armored Division
Mystery Sub Sighting Near Izmit Stirs Turkish Defense
Istanbul July 25 Defense Minister Refik Şevket İnce announced an unidentified foreign submarine was spotted in the Sea of Marmara near Izmit. An intensive search is under way as the Marmara connects the Mediterranean and Black Seas, amid reports of Russian undersea fleets in the region.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Sea of Marmara
Refik Shevket Ince
Mediterranean
Black Sea
Russia
Ince
Izmit
Kermit Man Die in Car Crash Near Odessa
Joe Robert son, 37, of Kermit, was killed yesterday when his car overturned near Odessa. The crash occurred July 25 as the vehicle left the road, authorities said.
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Odessa
Joe Robertson
Kermit
Here
Errol Flynn Faces Alimony Cut Amid Financial Strains
Los Angeles report says actor Errol Flynn warned he may have to print his own money if alimony is not reduced. He testified to a lawyer for ex wife Lili Damita while seeking a modification of payments. Current obligations include 18000 yearly alimony and 5200 annual child support plus 6000 to support two children of his second wife Nora Eddington.
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Los Angeles
Errol Flynn
Flynn
Lili Damita
Nora Eddington
Dick Haymes
Penney Company Chairman Earl Sams Dies at 66
Earl C. Sams, 66, chairman of the board of the J. C. Penney Company, died Sunday at New Rochelle Hospital in New Rochelle, New York. The longtime executive led the department store chain.
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Penney
New Rochelle
Earl C. Sams
J. C. Penney Company
New Rochelle Hospital
Peronists Reject Bill to Outlaw Communism Argentina
Buenos Aires July 25 President Juan D Peron s congressional leaders repudiated a proposed bill to outlaw Communism in Argentina The leaders said the bill would not be considered by any committee debated in the chamber of deputies Four administration deputies introduced the bill July 19 Yesterday Chamber President Hector J Campora and Peronista Leader Angel Miel Asquia told newsmen the bill does not reflect the spirit or feeling of Perons party
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Buenos Aires
Juan D. Peron
Argentina
Chamber of Deputies
Administration
Chamber
Hector J. Campora
Peronista
Angel Miel Asquia
Peron
Unsold letter praises ALL BRAN results
A retired minister, E. H. Harmer of Snohomish Washington, claims ALL BRAN cures constipation and commits to promoting the cereal. The notice urges readers to eat an ounce daily with water and promises double money back from Kellogg's if not satisfied after ten days.
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E. H. Harmer
Lincoln St
Snohomish
Wash
Kellogg’s
Battle Creek
Mich
Security Measures Adopted For Shipboard Security Pact
Washington reports a voluntary pact by maritime management and unions to bar Communists and subversives from U S ships. The Coast Guard will handle policing while employers and workers promise no ship delays due to security findings. Tobin cites FBI Naval Intelligence and Coast Guard steps to identify loyal crews.
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Washington
Coast Guard
Tobin
FBI
Naval Intelligence
Primrose Party Slated Aug 25 for Amarillo Seniors
Amarillo residents aged 70 and older will be honored guests at the annual Primrose Party hosted by the Amarillo Council of Church Women. The event is set for August 25 with plans to celebrate community seniors.
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Amarillo
Party planned in Ellwood Park by Amarillo Council of Church Women
The event will run from 3 to 5 pm at Ellwood Park with transportation for guests. Prizes and refreshments are planned. Mrs. A F Madison of 108 Crestway is president and Mrs. T H Rodgers of 1310 North Hill is general chairman. Committees will be appointed next week to finish arrangements.
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Ellwood Park
A. F. Madison
Crestway
Amarillo
Madison
Methods of Sexing Chicks Boosts Broiling Chicken Industry
Early age sexing methods separate cockerels from pullets improving efficiency in the broiling chicken sector. This technique enhances meat production and reduces waste by guiding growers to suitable trades and timelines. The practice reflects ongoing agricultural innovation in poultry farming.
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Gibbe
Photo Creek
Penn
W. J. King
Army
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Odis Johnson
Homer Johnson
Post
Paul W. Nalley
Debbs Nail
Jayton
W. H. Faulkner
Air Force
Robert E. Faulkner
Canton
Tex
Harold A. Reynolds
New US
Kootaip
Globe-News
New Borden’s
Starlac
Sarena
Mer Rabe
Borden
Borden's
Borden’s
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
Borden Ce
Primrose Party
Ben O. Prince
Barton Mfg. CO
St. Louis
Missouri
Whiteway
Whiteway Way
Great Whiteway Food Stores
Planter's
Wheaties Cox
Sunkist
Icorn
Marvene
Suds
Skinner
Loren W. Young
Casa Grande
Pinkney
Whitson
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