Right of Way Work Studied For US 66 Route Near Amarillo
County commissioners discussed the new US Highway 66 route between Amarillo and Bushland focusing on right of way issues. County Attorney John Peterson said he was near settling amicably on purchases and ready to file condemnation suits. An agreement with the Will Rogers Range Riders settled land needed for a farm to market road in front of their clubhouse, valued at about $1,000 per acre, with construction estimated at $4,000 and potential county labor savings of $1,500. A small frontage dispute with C B Battenburg was referred to land men to assess damages. Battenburg demands $65,000 but says damages may be higher.
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Amarillo
John Peterson
Mason King
Frank Triplett
Will Rogers
Eir
C. B. Battenburg
West Hills
Henderson Man Dies in One Car Wreck Near City
Funeral services are set for Troy Lee Morris a 24 year old World War II veteran killed in a one car crash five miles south of Henderson His body was found in a shallow creek near the wreckage Justice of the Peace H E Broom ruled he was thrown from the car and killed not by drowning.
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Henderson
U.P
Troy Lee Morris
Morris
Justice of the Peace
H. E. Broom
New Assistant County Agent Delbert Timmons Appointed
Delbert Timmons, a 1950 Texas Tech agricultural education graduate from Lubbock, is appointed as New Assistant County Agricultural Agent by the county commissioners. He resides on a Tahoka area farm, previously active in Lynn County 4 H Club and the FFA at Tahoka High School, later representing Texas Tech at the national FFA convention in Kansas City. He is an Army veteran with 15 months in infantry and military government service.
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Delbert Timmons
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Timmons
Tahoka
Lynn County
Future Farmers of America
Tohoka High School
FFA
Kansas City
Park Officials Visit Palo Duro Canyon Route Plan
Gordon Shearer of the Texas State Parks Board and Frank D. Quinn visited Palo Duro State Park in Amarillo for two days to inspect operations and meet the Panhandle advisory committee. They toured the canyon rim route for an 8 mile paved highway planned by the Texas Highway Commission, with the contract to be let later.
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Gordon Shearer
Austin
Texas State Parks Board
Frank D. Quinn
Amarillo
Palo Duro State Park
Panhandle
Quinn
Shearer
Texas Highway Commission
Mr. Shearer
Woman in Race For Governor
A Southeast Texas teacher, Mrs. Benita Louise Marek Lawrence of Brenham, entered Texas governorship race as the sixth candidate. Her filing fee and paperwork were received by state Democratic chair John C. Calhoun before the filing deadline. Other contenders include Gene Porter, Governor Allan Shivers, Case March, Charles B. Hutchinson, Wellington Abbey, and John R. Cox.
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Corsicana
Texas
Benita Louise Marek Lawrence
Brenham
Washington County
John C. Calhoun
Democratic Party
Gene 8. Porter
Houston
Allan Shivers
Case March
Waco
Charles B. Hutchinson
Dallas
Wellington Abbey
John R. Cox
Griffin Here for Trial
Deputy Sheriff Henry Maggard this morning returned R A Griffin 46 of Oklahoma City to Amarillo to face a forgery indictment. Griffin is charged with forging and passing a 37 dollar check.
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Henry Maggard
R. A. Griffin
Oklahoma City
Amarillo
Griffin
Sign in Window Causes Price Confusion
A Philadelphia restaurant owner posted a window sign offering "Pull course dinners $95 and up" and attracted no customers until the notice was revised to "95 cents and up" causing a humorous correction. The incident underscores misreading of prices and prompts caution for signage.
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