Randall County Officials Re- elected in Contested Races
Cantrell led with a majority over two opponents to secure re election as sheriff in Randall County. Charlies Y Johnson claimed a clear win over four rivals to remain commissioner for Precinct No 4. Charley Carder and Ivy Wilkinson won justice of the peace seats by wide margins. Ray Dnaniel was re elected Potter County commissioner for Precinct No 3. Also noted: Department of Agriculture and Smithsonian Institute. Music group toured Worleys Capitol Office with Altavene Clark as secretary. Choir sang Battle Hymn of the Republic under the capitol dome. Politically aligned Democrats seated in the House of Representatives. Worley received strong applause for the performance.
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Cantrell
Randall County
Charlies Y. Johnson
Charley Carder
Ivy Wilkingon
Ray Dnaniel
Potter County
New Yorker
Texas
Washington
Lions
Amarillo
Bob Houston
Perry Como
Kerrville
Tex
Gene Wrich
Bob Dudley
Yankee Stadium
Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Radio City
Robert Merrill
Johnny Victor
Maxwell House
Lee Nowlin
Plainview
Evans
Mrs. Nowlin
Helen Marshall
Texas Lions Club
Ative
White House
East
Oval Room
Roosevelt
China Room
Department of Commerce
Post Office Department
Department of Labor
Wangton Monument
Virginia
Arlington Cemetery
General Pershing
Alexandria
United States
Cocorge Washington
Mont Vernon
Capitol Building
Mint
Teen attackers force Amarillo man in street assault
Henry H. Massey of West Sixth reports two youths aged 14 to 16 attacked him in the 500 block Monday morning. Paul Williams, driving with his wife, intervened as the teens fled down an alley. Massey was not seriously hurt and lost no money.
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Amarillo
Henry H. Massey
Flk
Massey
Henry T Mooney Funeral Planned for Tuesday
Funeral services for Henry T Mooney 58 who died of a heart attack at home will be held Tuesday at 10 30 a m in Griggs Sons Chapel burial in Llano Cemetery pallbearers listed He was a cattle commission man and ranch owner near Dalhart born Crystal Falls June 17 1890 moved to Wellington in 1897 Survivors include brother J W Mooney Tulsa and three sisters Mrs Mary Stall Wellington Mrs Henley Jones Amarillo and Mrs Annie Blossom Amarillo
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Henry T Mooney
Maryland
Griggs & Sons
Llano Cemetery
H. H. Murray
Ed Devis
Chuck Medley
C. B. Redman
Hugh Wilson
Ball Stubs
Moone
Cattle Commission
Dalhart
Crystal Falls
Wellington
J. W Mooney
Tulsa
Mary Stall
Henley Jones
Annie Blossom
Amarillo
Clipper Clipped in Half and Rejoined After Derailed Locomotive
At Boston South Station a Yankee Clipper passenger train was split in two to clear a derailed locomotive on an adjacent track. The head end proceeded to the next station while the tail end was routed to another track and later rejoined about one hour ten minutes later.
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Boston
New Haven Railroad
South Station
Itching First Application for Skin Ailments
Ad promotes Blue Star Ointment claiming one application relieves itching from eczema rash tetter ringworm pimples and scabies with repeat use as needed. Money back guarantee if first jar fails to satisfy. Try it today.
Stolen 1940 Ford Sedan Recovered in Damaged Condition
Amarillo police recovered Sunday a stolen 1940 Ford sedan belonging to 7 Blanks at 1620 West Twentieth. The car had been taken from the 400 block on East Tenth and found with damage.
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Amarillo
East Tenth
Tenth
Birmingham
W. C. Wood
Rainbow Cafe
North Fillmore
Amarillo panels study merging city and school tax offices
The Amarillo Independent School District and the city commission will discuss merging tax offices and facilities to gain economy. A committee from the Amarillo Real Estate Board led by Micky Maguire and the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce civic affairs committee led by R G Mills will observe the meeting, set for about 7:30 p.m. Mayor Lawrence Hagy announced.
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Amarillo Independent
Hagy
San Jacinto Park
Street resurfacing on cost plus basis continues citywide
Mayor Lawrence Hagg announced Monday morning that street resurfacing will proceed this summer on a cost plus basis due to bids not being obtainable for the full job. The program runs about $1,000 per block with Klock Construction near completion on Harrison between 29th and 34th and West Tenth slated next.
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Lawrence Hagg
Klock Construction Company
Harrison
Hagg
West Tenth
Milking Shorthorn Judge Named for Tri-State Fair
James W. Box of Sand Springs Ohio will judge the milking shorthorn department at the Tri-State Fair. Miles Milhoan of Weldorado is superintendent. Judging occurs Oct 6 as the fair runs Oct 4 to Oct 6. Mr Box oversees the milking shorthorn division at Sand Springs Home Farms in Sand Springs Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Box
Sand Springs
Ohila
Miles Milhoan
Wildorado
Mr. Box
Sand Springs Home Farms
Okla
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M. E. Cantrell
Charles ¥. Johnson
Ivy Wilkinson
Ray Daniel
New York City
Globe
New York
NBC
KGNC
Patt Powell
Julia Dean Evans
International Lions Club
Madison Square Garden
Fred Waring Glee Club
News Globe
Minneapolis
Dick Brooks
Lynn Whitten
Bob Goodson
Carlos Jones
Floy Webb
Josie Catterton
Guy del Ekelund
Gene Worley
Man
Henry T. Mooney
D. S. Ashby
Mgr
West
Weke
Te Erate Wayne al
Lee Ceam
Bowe
Galion Dome
Brody
Amarilo
Ene
News-Globe
Finance & Credit CO
Barfield Bidg
CYA
Shorthon
Travel
Colorado
Feds
Dallas
Denver
Pueblo
Canon City
Fillmore
Amarillo Tent & Awning CO. Inc
II & Adami
Ol’ Vernon
Oriental Cleaners
Buchanan
Vernon Hancock
Hone Company
The
Amarillo Retail Druggists' Association
Atkinson Drug Store
Berry's Prescription Shop
Brooks’ Drug Store
Polk St
Cretney
Oliver Gable
Castle
Berry Drug CO
Phos
Dickson Drug Store
Phosme
FOX Drug svoRs
Pierce Street
H and Y Drug
Herbert Drug Store
Kendall Drug Store
Lincoln Drug Store
Mark Galloway
Polk
Maxor Drug Store
Nelson Drug Store
Gholston Drug Store
Waller Diggs Pharmacy
Taylor Street
Pleasant Valley Drug
River Road
Prescription Laboratory
Polk Street
Seiwell Drug Store
N. Fillmore
S & M Drug CO
Taylor's Pharmacy
15Th & Parker
Woodburn Pharmacy
Santa Fe
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