Amarillo Report Details Drunken Charge Case
An Amarillo man known as a tough guy who paid a fine for a drunken offense faced a harsher report from police. Officers stated he was picked up after throwing dishes at a cafe waitress, seeking to fight anyone, while the judge was told he is harmless. Also notes on local travels and visitors, birthdays, and civic items.
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Amarillo Nostalgia Reveals Early 20th Century Town Life
Fifty years ago Amarillo had under 760 residents yet ranked among the world’s largest cattle shipping points. Overnight stockyard consignments woke the town with cow bellowing while residents recalled tall tales, weather quips, and a horseless carriage intrigue. Military notes show ROTC activities and reserve corps figures as locals discuss civic services and early telephone lore.
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Public Law 514 Enables EOD Training for Panhandle Civilians
Public Law 514 takes effect May 16 after action since 1949. The program offers two week refresher courses in explosive ordnance disposal at Naval Powder Factory Indian Head Maryland with four reporting periods July 2 16 30 and August 13. Civilian officers may qualify if not on extended active duty below lieutenant colonel and have MOS 9224 bomb disposal training. apply to Fourth Army Fort Sam Houston Texas 30 days before reporting.
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Youngster Profile: Jerry Flynn Leader at Elizabeth Nixon Jr High
Jerry Bull Flynn led as freshman class president at Elizabeth Nixon Junior High last year. He captained the football team, presided over his home room, and joined STARS. A dual athlete, he also ran track, loves motors, and aims to graduate from a college of culture. He is 14, with brown hair and blue eyes, and the son of Velma Flynn of 510 Florida.
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Camels briefly used to move goods in Idaho territory
In Idaho territory history two humped camels operated briefly to haul goods, marking a short lived transportation experiment. The endeavor reflects early efforts to diversify era infrastructure and trade routes within the region.
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Improve Education In Rural Areas
A Western Reserve University survey covering 1930 to 1970 in a seven county area finds rural high school graduates pursuing college rise 169 percent while city graduates rise 62 percent. Private and parochial schools send about twice as many students as at the start. Girls make up about 38 percent of area college enrollment, up from 32 percent in 1930.
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Coast Guard fires opening shot at Manila Bay battle
The cutter McCulloch opened hostilities by firing the first shot of Manila Bay during the Spanish-American War, joining Dewey’s forces in action.
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