Weathered rambling notes in Panhandle column
A long, rambling weather and community column discusses drought, rain chances, and King Drouth in the Panhandle. It comments on wind shifts, farming advice, and plans for a Western Art museum in Amarillo, plus anecdotes about hotel guests, preachers, firemen, and local town life.
Auto Thieves Receive Five Year Federal Prison Sentences
Willie James Shoe and Robert Dixon May were sentenced to five years in a federal penitentiary for transporting a stolen vehicle in interstate commerce. Judge James Wilson ordered Leavenworth as the primary prison with possible transfer to Alcatraz.</s>
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Willie James Shoe
Robert Dixon May
Wholorado
James
Wilson
Wilton
Leavenworth
Alcatraz
Shoe
Mary
Louisa
Concord
R. L. Lane
Edward Carmack
Thompson
Fotter
Lane
Amarillo
Hot Springs
Alvie Rutledge
Tial
Generel
jAmarillo Post Office
Opal McMahan
North East Tenth
Shriner Fele Is Wednesday Mystic Shrine Ceremonial
Novices Tom Kbhiva Kumpie’s jurisdiction to attend a Mystic Shrine ceremonial tomorrow. The jurisdiction covers over 40 Pantandle Plaina counties. Registration begins at 1 PM. A supper at 6 PM, second section at 8 PM, and a stag party at 10 PM.
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Tom Kbhiva Kumpie
Pantandle Plaina
Wil Pegin
Pioneer Ranch Woman Julia O'Brien Turner Dies in Amarillo
Mrs. Julia O'Brien Turner widow of A K Turner pioneer rancher died at 10 50 this morning in St Anthony's Hospital at age 82 after illness since last year. She moved to the Panhandle in 1909 and married Turner in 1910. he died in 1942. Surviving are two daughters Miss Veda Turner and Mrs R A Sullivan of Amarillo and three step sons Fred Turner in Amarillo Ray Edward Turner in Channing plus a niece Mrs George Manson and a nephew Neal Harnett. Funeral arrangements pending Maxwell Brothers Funeral Home.
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Julia O'Brien Turner
A. K. Turner
Charming
St. Anthony's Hospital
Turner
Panhandle
Tascosa
R. A. Sullivan
Amarillo
Fred Turner
Ray Edward Turner
Channing
George Manson
Greenville
Gourihn Neal Harnett
California
Baxwell Brothers FuneralHome
Dwight Morrow School Permit Authorized For 11 Rooms
A building permit valued at $102,800 was issued for a Dwight Morrow school project raising total construction to $389,490. Walter E Wirta, builder, will erect a 50 by 128 foot brick structure at 1200 East Sixteenth with 11 classrooms and a basement. Other permits include six room brick veneer dwellings for Hicks Homes and a group of four brick veneer houses on Avondale, with values ranging from $8,000 to $15,000.
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Dwight Morrow
East Sixteenth
Walter E. Wirta
Jon W. Kentble
Hayden
A. F. Phillips
Bonhon
Miet
Hicks Homes, Inc
Avondale
Two British Policemen Escape Abduction in Tel Aviv Suburb
Two British policemen kidnapped from a Tel Aviv suburb pool were found unharmed near Kiriat Shaul. They said they escaped on their own as a Jewish underground group claimed they were released after assurances five Irgunists on trial would not face death.
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Jerusalem
U.ahk
Tel Aviv
Kiriat Shaul
Irgun
Zoel Lemul
Ruth Rogers Graduates From Gulf Park College
Mrs Chas M Rogers and daughters Ruth and Virginia of 2206 Lipscomb returned Saturday from Gulfport Mississippi where Ruth graduated from Gulf Park College May On the return trip they visited relatives in Mount Olive Mississippi and Terrell.
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Ruth Rogers
Gulf Park College
Chas
M. Rogers
Ruth
Virginia
Lipscomb
Gulfport
Miss
Mount Olive
Mikss
Terrell
Morgan Named State Labor Commissioner
W B Morgan of Denison former state representative is appointed state labor commissioner for a two year term. He succeeds Maureen Moore and belongs to the Order of Railway Telegraph Le tets and the Order of Railway Clerks, affiliates of the American Federation of Labor.
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Auculn
M. B Morgan
Denison
House of Representatives
Morgan
Maureen Moore
Order of Railway Telegraph
Order of Railway Clerks
American Federation of Labor
News Tips Containing a Long List of Names and Addresses
A fragmented page shows a lengthy roster of individuals with street addresses and post office boxes. The text appears as a continuation and includes multiple entries such as J. C. Howard and Dixie Davis among others, with incomplete lines and scattered formatting.
Combs Hurt Seriously as Building Falls
Pampe resident T. Combs sustained serious injuries when a large frame building under teardown collapsed during high winds. He was hospitalized at Shattuck while other workers escaped unharmed. The 50 by 120 by 28 foot structure, condemned after May 31 winds, was owned by Charley Goettsche.
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Charley Goettsche
Higgins Chevrolet
Markets closing stock averages and grain prices show mixed moves
Trading data from Merrill Lynch and peers lists industrials and assorted issues with modest gains for several names. Wheat and grain tables note July and December futures with small shifts, while Kansas City and Chicago livestock reports show varied cattle hog and sheep activity, with steady to higher quotes for some classes.
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Merrill Lynch
Fenner & Beane
Prici
Badlalop
Cceveersres Asty
Tel de Tel- Amacodgr
Sre Armour & CO
Atgsp Aviation Gorp
Balawin Locem
Bendix Aviation Bothichem
Blaw Knox
Brapiff
Briggs Mf
Eves
Budd
Burroughs
Sonia Seers
Ees
Cent Motors
Ourtlas
Deere & Co
Douglas Alrcraft
General Electria
General Dratore Gillette Razor
Goodrichs
Goodyeer
Guilt
Telviseese
Jones
Kannecoth Cooper
Glenn L Marin
Montgomery
Gan
Packard
Amar Airways
Paramount
Aly
Penn
Ipanney JG
Pheips Dodge
Piitips
Radio Corp - Bacio Kerth
Rep Steel
Beard
Hi Sham Oldf Gas
BF Shell Union Obveireeers
Severteevs
Socony Vrc
Asis
Paciserveeest
Soleanl_Inc
Brant Dats
OM Tad AO jStand
Studebaker
Toxex Serp
Texas Gulf Bulnh
Tidewater
Union Garbide
United Aircraft Latin US Rubber
Us Steel
Wratern Union
Willys Overland Bik Wilson & Co
Woolworth Sive Er
Chicago
Hots Bay
Kansans
Ueda
Jordin
Antayln
New Mexico
Chicago Livestock
Jung
Roy Burke & Co Start 40 by 80 Office Warehouse Project
Construction begins this week on Roy Burke and Company building a 40 by 80 foot office and warehouse at 12 17 Jefferson. This news item from the News Globe Want Ads notes the new construction aimed at expanding facilities.
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Roy Burke & Co
Jefferson
Barron Pupils Recital At Musical Arts Conservatory
Private class of Robert Louis Barron presents a recital at 8 30 tonight in the Musical Arts Conservatory 1710 Tyler. Featured student Richard Skoog son of Mr and Mrs B W Skoog of Borger fresh Amarillo College freshman and concertmaster of the college orchestra also a member of the Amarillo Philharmonic Orchestra. Other students include Carol Ann Clemmons Donald Cheim Jewel Ellis Melyn Hobert son Roy Taylor Marjorie Ann Royce Jimmy Copeland Gary Don Cummings Ann Parker Jay Guy Wadsworth Lawrence Brieze Eugene Wadsworth Virgil Welch Jr and Betty Whitten.
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Robert Louis Barron
Musical Arts Conservatory
Tyler
Richard Skoog
B. W. Skoog
Borger
Richard
Amarilla College
Amarilla Philharmonic Orchestra
Reverie
East Amarillo Residents to Meet Tonight
East Amarillo and Industrial City residents will gather at 7 30 tonight in Forest Hill Gym auditorium. Principal C O Walden of Forest Hill School will discuss home beautification street improvements and sewage disposal. Rev J Deway Worton Pierce Street Baptist Church will preside. Sponsored by Forest Hill School and BTA.
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East Amarillo
Forest Hill Gharch
C. Oo. Walden
Forest Hill
Walden
J. Deway Worton
Pierce Street Baptist Church
Wil
Forest Hil
Hancock to Incorporate Company by October First
Hancock stated the plan had been discussed for months and the firm will be incorporated by October 1. He previously became Amarillo city manager on October 1 1941 succeeding acting manager Perry Burks and mayor Joe Jenkins with commissioners Oscar Hargett and Bob Epperson.
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Hancock
Amatillo
H. St. Smith
Perry Burks
Joe Jenkins
Oscar Hargett
Bob Epperson
Amarillo
Thousands of Texas Firemen Open Convention at Kerrville
More than 1,000 members of the Firemen's and Fire Marshal's Association of Texas gather in Kerrville for their annual convention. Mayor Hagg and local officials welcome delegates at Municipal Auditorium as sessions include addresses, entertainment, and a fire safety talk referencing the Texas City disaster.
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Firemen's and Fire Marshal's Association of Texas
Municipal Auditorium
Lawrence Hagg
Amarillo
Convention Schedule Notes From June Meeting
The afternoon program mixed fun and business while another session will open at 9 15 tomorrow morning. The convention will close Thursday morning.
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