Bond Sales Creeping Toward Million Mark
Bond sales in Potter County edged toward one million dollars with $198 142 25 reported Saturday. Amarillo Hardware Co led a large sale of 100 000 funded by Ed Hardin while Interstate Theaters added 35 000. Total to date stands at 785 873 23 with 242 331 25 in E Bonds. Four Amarillo youths joined the Navy last Friday: Frank Walsh M V Fritts Dale Irby and O T Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County
Amarillo Hardware Company
Ed Hardin
Federal Reserve Banks
Foxworth-Galbraith Lumber Company
Cincentrain Foreign Missionary Society
St. Louis
Interstate Theaters
Interstate
Jack King
Federal Reserve
Guy Saunders
Ind
Civic Club
Jean Fulton
Sanborn School
Shriner Friends
65 Boy Scouts Camping in New Mexico
A group of 65 Scouts from Troops 2 and 13 of the First Presbyterian Church camped at Philmont Scout Ranch near Cimarron New Mexico. Grady Wilson led as camp director with Robert McNeil and other leaders assisting. Scouts from Troop 2 and Troop 13 participated in pioneering projects mountain trips and Scout tests with dozens of named scouts listed.
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First Presbyterian Church
Philmont
Robert McNeil
Herbert Keene
Cpl
Arthur Brown
Roy Tolk
John Gilles
Cook
Allen Clayton
Donald Davis
Jack Davis
Roy Scott Mills
George Boyce
Palmer Shelburne
Harry Beck
David Bennett
Tom Curtis
Charles Essary
John Hill
Skippy Hines
David Knight
Bill McCue
Jack Moore
Bill Terry
Jimmy Anthony
Britt Jenkins
Don Newman
Harris Kimbrough
Stuart Bennett
Melvin Gardiner
Jerry Cogswell
Tommy Reyman
Bill Lampe
John Allen
Jack Little
Paul Harris
Troop
Bill Brasley
Jimmy Eckhart
Jim Sharp
Fred Hansard
Lewis Jobe
Russell Larson
Bobby Robbins
Nick Nelson
Lige Nelson
Denny Willis
Ted Lakey
Jack Maynard
Gloria Williams
Scottie Witt
Bobby Wilson
Archie Kauts
Ernest Northcutt
Walter Kellogg
Henry Blackburn
Gene Klein
Cecil Kulne
Jackie Fuqua
Bobby McMillen
Charles Adams
Mark Taylor
John Morgan
Joe Richardson
Ray Allman
Davidson Presides In Oil and Gas Lawsuits
Judge T Whitfield Davidson of Dallas oversees oil and gas suits in U S Federal District Court here. The first case B C D Bynum of Amarillo v Phillips Petroleum concerns royalty value on a Moore County gas lease. Jury trial includes Warren Sparks and R L Foster for Phillips, with Judge C B Cochran of Oklahoma City. Bynum is represented by Morgan Culton Morgan and Britain of Amarillo. Judge James C Wilson presides and will resume next week.
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T. Whitfield Davidson
Dallas
U. S. Federal District Court
B. C
Chicago and Kansas City Livestock Markets Report
Hogs and cattle prices quoted across Chicago and Kansas City markets on June 19 show generally steady to slightly firmer trends. Chicago hogs 35 500 with top quotes at 13.75 for 1806 270 lb cattle and 11 60 12.00 for 280 330 lb. cattle and calves mixed, fed cattle steady with top 17 50. sheep steady with sparse high quality wool lambs. Kansas City hogs 7 000 salable, 13 50 270 lb, 10 90 350 lb. cattle 11 000 salable, 13 75 16 15 for slaughter steers. sheep slow with limited spring lambs selling above 15 25.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
WFA
Kansas City
Dr R Thomsen To Speak At Amarillo Legion Meeting
County judges and Selective Service boards in the eighteenth district are invited as guests of the American Legion in Amarillo. The Legion Home program begins at 8 o clock with Dr R Thomsen as principal speaker and a men s chorus from Amarillo Army Air Field will perform.
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Eighteenth Congressional District
American Legion
Amarillo
Legion Home
R. Thomson
Amarillo Army Air Field
Mass killer Cox Executed by Firing Squad at Utah Prison
In Salt Lake City on June 19, 38 year old Aus tin Cox was executed by five fired shots at dawn. He died after being strapped to a chair inside Utah State Prison following a July incident injuring Ogden District Judge Lewis V. Trueman and four others. One gun fired a blank as the crowd watched.
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Salt Lake City
U.P
Austin Cox
Utah State
Cox
Ogden
Lewis V. Trueman
Trueman
Arrange Jury List For Redding Murder Trial
Sheriff Bill Adams reports to the court by noon on forming a 600 man jury panel for the O. M. Redding murder trial in 47th District Court with Judge Henry Bishop presiding. Attorneys estimate 250 to 350 jurors will be available. Redding remains jailed after bond was set at 15 000 and an appeal to the State Court of Criminal Appeals continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Adams
O. M. Redding
47Th District Court
Henry
Bishop
Redding
State Court of Criminal Appeals
Seventh Day Adventists Erect New Brick Church
Seventh Day Adventists begin construction of a brick church at Twenty first Avenue and Van Buren Street using lumber from the old building at Sixth Avenue and Houston Street. Pastor Rev Leonard Rogers and family moved here from Delta Colorado three months ago. Also notes plan trips and returns involving local residents.
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Seventh Day Adventists
Twenty-first Avenue
van Buren Street
Sixth Avenue
Houston Street
Leonard Rogers
Delta
Colo
Blue Star Ointment Promises One Application Relief
It claims a single application of Blue Star Ointment cures itching from eczema rash and related skin conditions. Money back if the first use fails to satisfy, with repeat applications as needed.
A. L. Graham Is Taken by Death
A. L. Graham, 68, Amarillo resident for 18 years and a building contractor, died early today in a local hospital. Survived by his wife, two daughters from Denver and Nacogdoches, and a sister in Magnolia, Ark. Funeral in Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel Wednesday at 10 with Rev. Clinton Oldham officiating. burial at Liano Cemetery.
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A. L. Graham
Amarillo
Graham
Prospect Street
Denver
Colo
Carl Broyles
William Hinds
Nacogdoches
W. F. Burns
Magnolia
Ark
Blackburn-Shaw Memorial
Clinton Oldham
Liano Cemetery
Hog Raiser Faces Charge Over Unclean Premises Trial
One of the longest justice of the peace trials in years unfolds with Justice J. D. Cazzell presiding. M. B. Odell, resident between Pleasant Valley and River Road, is charged with allowing unhealthy substances to remain on his hog-raising premises. The trial began at 10 o'clock this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace Court
J. D. Cazzell
Odell
Pleasant Valley
River Road
Merchant Marine Leaves City to Join Forces
Jesse Dwight of 1514 Buchanan Street left last week to join the Merchant Marines as a jury continues hearing testimony this morning and expects to require the balance of the day for completion.
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Jesse Dwight
Buchanan Street
Merchant Marine
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