Local Notes and Births Fill Amarillo Community Pages
Amiable notices recount weddings and births at Northwest Texas Hospital. New home purchases and movers populate Amarillo as residents relocate from Dallas, Denver, Lubbock, and beyond. Visitors, guests, and college arrivals thread through addresses on Parker, Lipscomb, Madison, and Polk. A final note hints at a rising mobile home population nicknamed Trailer City.
Our Newer Citizens Lewis Johnson Profile
Lewis Johnson of 820 Fairmont was born in Hunt County. He runs a farm machinery sales business after growing up on a farm and transferring to Amaringo territory. His secret ambition is to see the Sandies beat Odessa, and his hobbies include gardening. He dislikes gum chewing and ice eating and would like cheaper rent in Amarillo.
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Amarillo
Thither and You Day Trip Ends In Colorado Visit
Mrs. Delosses Day of Sioux City visits relatives in Loveland Colorado Cheyenne Wyoming and western Nebraska before returning home. She is a receptionist at Morningside College in Sioux City. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Joe B Thomas on their 10th wedding anniversary today.
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Park
Estes Park
Cole
Harris
Phyllis Jane Meyers
Preston Cook
Kentucky
Mr. Cook
James Cook
Portales
C. F. Cook
Albuquerque
Happy
W. E. Autry
Marjorie
Silverton
Amarillo
James Bean
Tommy
Lubbock
Bean
John Baker
Furr Food Bakery
W. L. Riddle
Irene
Miami
T. M. Bradley
North Roberts
Rena Riddle
San Diego
Cal
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West Eighteenth
Vernon Hancock
Wolflin
Elmo Blackburn
Abilene
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Blackburn
Duncan
Okla
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Polk
J. K. Fulkerson
South Plains
Johnson
Wichita Falls
Hamilton Golemans
Lincoln
R. H. Hardee
North West Third
Jacksonville
Flat Magazine
Arkansas
R. R. Lovett
North West Eleventh
C. B. McBride
Jackson
Hugo
Joe Montgomery
East Tenth
ST Anthony's
Ronald Seifers
West Third
Patricia Lowe
Alta Lee Dennie
North West Fourteenth
Dorothy Davis
Julian
Ruby Patterson
Prospect
Peggy Brady
Ora Vaughn
West Eleventh
John Bodey
Pampa
Rebecca Upton
West Sixteenth
Dora Haile
West Fifteenth
Ava McJimsey
William Henry
West Seventh
Doss Palmer
Clarendon
Delma Cain
Virgil Scott
West Sixth
Roy Hawkins
Edwin Strong
Crockett
D. S. Perry
Billy Hood
North Washington
T. H. Harris
West Tenth
Bernice Overstreet
Canyon Highway
Bernice Homer
Joan Blaker
Fillmore
Anna Hupler
Melrose
Ruth Burlson
Mountain Drive
J. B. Landers, Jr
John Mark Worst
Sunray
Robert Heaton
Amazillo
Thither
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Sioux City
Iowa
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Washington
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Colo
Cheyenne
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Dayis
Morningside College
Northwest Texas Hospital News
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Fast
Scottie Johnson
East Thirteenth
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Freddie McKee
William Haddox
Briscoe
Joe B Thomas
Gregory Peck Checks Up After Summer Tour Cancelled
Gregory Peck, 35, entered Scripps Memorial Hospital in La Jolla for rest and a thorough checkup. The actor had been performing in a local summer theater and cancelled his August tour through the East and Midwest.
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LA Jolla
Cal
Scripps Memorial Hospital
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East
Midwest
Bridge Hand Analysis Highlights Avoid Double Dummy Pitfalls
A fragmentary card table discussion shows bidding and play notes across a notional deal. It references Jacyon Jacob by name, a double dummy concept, and an opening lead. The text depicts a standard bridge sequence with passes and a two hearts response, illustrating common errors and strategic cautions.
Double dummy problem in rare bridge hand
Oswald Jacoby explains a rare real game hand from a recent tournament where West opens ace of clubs, South ruffs, and a diamond return leads to a sequence that tests defenders and declarers in a highly unusual playing layout. The analysis centers on timing and safe exit cards to secure the required number of tricks.
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South
Ruffing Triumph Ends With Last Heart Trick
In a bridge hand South ruffs a diamond, diamonds split 3-3, and trumps and hearts lead to a dramatic finish. West discards a heart to block dummy, forcing Fast to ruff, leaving South with the final trump and heart to seal the last trick.
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Declarer
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Fast
Denial of Surcharge Hike for Railway Express Agency
The Interstate Commerce Commission refused to allow a temporary surcharge rise from 20 to 21 cents per shipment. It will expedite action on a broader charge hike, skipping an examiner's report and setting final briefs for August 20, arguments for October 19, and a decision afterward.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Railway Express
Gas Shortage Bans Issuance of Aviation Fuel in Singapore
The Singapore government bans issuing gas for non essential flying amid an aviation fuel shortage caused by the Iranian oil dispute affecting the Far East.
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Singapore
Taily
Far East
Your Horoscope for July and August Zodiac Guide
An astrological column advises Born today to balance idealism with caution, trusting first impressions, and using leadership charm while avoiding impulsive flirtation. It maps daily traits for Leo through Cancer, urging cooperation, careful budgeting, clear speech, and prudent plans to improve popularity and success. Distributed by United Feature Syndicate.
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US Defense Pressure Scares Europe, Says AP Exec
New York July 31. Associated Press Executive Director Kent Cooper says Europe fears United States defense pressure could turn aggressive. Cooper returned aboard the Mauretania after attending Reuters 100th anniversary events in London and visiting France. He noted British press interest in the arrest of AP correspondent William Oatis and said Lord Layton urged Parliament to seek Oatis's release.
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France
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Lord Layton
London News Chronicle
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John's Radiator Service Celebrates 21 Years of Service
Satisfactory radiator service to Panhandle motorists commemorates twenty one years of operation at 1718 West Street and phone number 2 1088. The firm offers repairs and maintenance for car radiators and cooling systems, serving local drivers since its opening year.
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