Public Meet On Highways In Amarillo At Cafe
The Associated Highway Businessmen of Amarillo invites the public to a meeting tomorrow at 2 PM at Longchamps Cafe on North East Eighth. J. W. Triplett, president, will host A A Hallquist who will speak. a petition to remove the highway from South Fillmore Street will be circulated. The group has petitions to leave highways on existing routes and improve them. Membership is open to any Amarillo resident interested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Highway Businessmen of
Amarillo
Longchamps Cafe
North East Eighth
J. W. Triplett
Wolflin
A. A. Hallquist
Fillmore
Maliquist
South Fillmore Street
Highway Association
City Commission
The
Triplett
Pool couple welcome son John Thomas at Northwest Texas Hospital
Mr and Mrs John B Pool of 204 Prospect became parents of a son at 10 oclock this morning at Northwest Texas Hospital. The baby is named John Thomas, 18 inches long and weighs 6 pounds 4 ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Pool
Prospect
Texas Hospital
John Thomas
Kenneth Allen Receives Five Year Suspended Sentence
Kenneth Allen of Amarillo was found guilty by a 47th District Court jury of passing a forged instrument and given a five year suspended sentence. Other cases heard included Elman Jackson on felony theft of a diamond ring and Lester Castleberry on child desertion. Verdicts were not yet returned and James F. Kirk faced trial for robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Allen
Amarillo
47Th District Court
Elman Jackson
Lester Castleberry
James F. Kirk
Mrs. York Resigns from Amarillo School District Post
Lorice B. York resigned as bookkeeper in the Amarillo Independent School District business office after several months of service. She previously worked as a claims clerk for the Amarillo Post Office and was a former clerk for the Potter County Draft Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorice B. York
Amarillo Independent
Baxter to Return From Corpus Christi Meeting
Rex Baxter manager of the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce is scheduled to return today from Corpus Christi where he attended a meeting of Texas chamber of commerce managers.
BPW Hears Culberson Amaro Speaker at Meeting
Alin M. Culberson of the State railroad commission spoke on Women's Place in Public Affairs at Amarillo BPW dinner. Delegates attending the San Antonio state federation annual meeting included numerous Amarillo members. About 60 members and guests were present with Mrs. Olin Culberson and Capt Hattilu White among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alin M. Culberson
State Railroad Commission
Amarillo
State Federation of Bpw
San Antonio
Clifford Caroline Dunn
Margaret Fletcher
Margaret Ventress
Bonnie Scheney
Johnnie Pollan
Iris Graham
Mabel Vore
Rosemary Radcliffe
Elmire Tesson
Elvira
Broadcasting Co Awarded Permit for New Amarillo Station
The Top of Texas Broadcasting Co. of Amarillo received a construction permit from the FCC for a new station. Owned by Walter G. Russell and Hoyt Houck, they also own KSEL in Lubbock. The station will broadcast on 1010 kilocycles with 1000 watts daytime only.
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The
Top of Texas Broadcasting Co
Amarillo
Federal Communications Commission
Walter G. Russell
R. D
Hoyt Houck
KSEL
Lubbock
Townsend Club To Convene Important Meeting Sunday
Townsend Club holds a key meeting next Sunday at 2 30 in the courthouse. Chairman P W Zimmerman says important business must be transacted as this is the last meeting before the largest Townsend convention, to be held in Washington.
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Townsend Club
P. W. Zimmerman
Turner and Jones Held on Theft Charge in Finklea Case
Lucius Turner and George T. Jones are charged with stealing a Philco radio from W. L. Finklea and are held in Potter County jail on a $750 bond set yesterday by County Judge Ernest O. Northcutt.
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Lucius Turner
George T. Jones
Philco Radio
W. L. Finklea
Potter County
Ernest O. Northcutt
Wind a tape measure on an empty adhesive tape spool
A simple tip for tidy tapes. Wind the measure onto an empty adhesive tape spool to keep it neat and easy to handle. This method prevents tangling and makes retracting the tape smoother.
Manager Applicants To Be Heard Tuesday
Amarillo city commissioners will hear four applicants for the city manager post Tuesday afternoon at 1. Acting city manager N. V. Moss will oversee operations after A. P. Hancock resigns June 30.
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Amarillo
City Commission
Lawrence Hagg
Ira Stephenson
Bud Curtis
A. P. Hancock
N. V. Moss
City Water Department
Welch Faces Triple Charge in Borger Case
Arvis Babe Welch is charged with burglary auto theft and contributing to the delinquency of a juvenile. The case goes before the session grand jury and Welch is held without bond. The burglary stems from Ollie Hare merchandise theft, auto theft from R B Burleson, and a juvenile theft link. An 11 year old Borger youth is jailed on the car theft charge. Welch was arrested in Pratt Kansas and the youth in Borger.
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Borger
Arvis
Babe” Welch
Ollie Hare
R. B. Burleson
Phillips
Welch
Pratt
Kan
Military Order of Cooties Select Delegates for State Convention
Four Palo Duro Pup Tent No. 10 members were chosen as delegates to Abilene’s state convention on June 21 and 22. Delegates are C. B. Parks, W. Kelley, Lee Throneberry and Chris Butler with alternates C. Van Horn, E. R. Bruce and Vernon Carter. The group met at 1000 A North Taylor and admitted two new members, Mr. Carter and Mr. Van Horn.
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Palo Duro Pup
Military Order of Cooties
Abilene
C. B. Parks
W. Kelley
Lee Throneberry
Chris Butler
C. van Horn
E. R. Bruce
Vernon Carter
Ka Throneberry
North Taylor
Mr. Carter
Mr. van Horn
Seven Panhandle Men Enlist In Naval Inactive Reserve
Lt. Comdr. John J. Vandale announced the enlistment of seven Panhandle men in the Naval Reserve Inactive Reserve V-6. The men are Raymond B. Biggers James W. Jolly Roy W. Siedenstrong Richard E. Tadlock William C. Campbell and Jack M. Coons. A fire at 1200 West Fifth involved an electric motor overheating and smoking. firefighters served about 12 minutes.
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John J. Vandale
Naval Reserve
Raymond B. Biggers
River Drive
E. P. Heare
Dumas
James W. Jolly
Louisiana
Roy W. Siedenstrong
West Seventh
Richard E. Tadlock
Box
Amarillo
William C. Campbell
Florida
Jack M. Coons
1200 West Fifth
Burglars Take Building Tools in Amarillo Thefts
Police report tool burglaries across Amarillo with losses from two carpenters and Sacred Heart Cathedral amounting to over 270 dollars. Victims Brashear and Thompson cited sheds and a basement theft, with doors knocked loose. Other lumber and building material burglaries remain unsolved.
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Amarillo
R. V. Brashear
North van Buren
R. E. Thompson
Buchanan
Hughes
T. M. Keller
Jackson
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Ninth
Taylor
Beverley- Bauman Lumber Company
Foxworth-Galbraith Lumber Company
Theft of shingles from Rock Island railroad car
A theft report states shingles valued at more than $3,000 were stolen from a Rock Island railroad car. Police are investigating to identify suspects and recover the material.
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Rock Island
Amarillo Rotary Leader Waddill to Return From Convention
George M. Waddill Amarillo schools business manager and Amarillo Rotary Club president is in San Francisco attending the Rotary International convention and will return next Thursday.
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George M. Waddill
Amarillo
San Francisco
Rotary International
Mr. Waddill
Rotary Club
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News-Globe
York
Purina
Gouldy Bros
Tyler
Streto
Atlas Sales Co
E.ast Street
Texas
Fou Deluxe Breweries
Chicago
Grand Rapids
Marion
Ind
B&pw
Culberson
Eagle Insulation
Eagle
Triple
Panhandle
Naval Inactive Reserve
Board of Insurance Commissioners
George B. Butler
Schick
Ward
Oxford
Dade
Montgomer bWllrd
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