FOUNDER OF CITYS FIRST SUCCESSFUL LAUNDRY DIES
Jim Vernon Amarillo business leader and former city official died Sunday in Paducah at age 80. Funeral set for 10:30 Tuesday at Griggs & Sons chapel with Rev. Somerville and Dr. Fincher officiating. Burial in Liano Cemetery. Vernon organized the Amarillo Laundry the first successful local laundry and later Troy Laundry. He served on the City Development board during WWI and held multiple city posts including Commissioner and mayor pro tem. His son-in-law Russell Fowler has run the laundry for years.
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Vernon retires from commission after long Texas career
Native of Nol ineville Tennessee Vernon moved to Texas as a child and settled in Cleburne. He worked on railroads before entering the laundry business in the 1890s. A Masonic member and Kiwanis participant, he left a widow Jean Vernon and children Mac Vernon Russell Fowler J Miller Beard and others with grandchildren listed.
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High Cost of Home Building Explained
A Dallas regional meeting of the National Association of Homebuilders concludes with an inspection of Dallas housing projects. Frank W. Cortright says construction costs depend on the volume of new housing, noting higher costs as more houses rise to compete for scarce materials and labor. Representatives from Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, and Georgia attend. LAZE SWEEPS BRIDGE HENDERSON POINT. Firefighters fight to breach a Bay St. Louis bridge fire, burning a quarter of the two mile span.
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Amarillo council to hear parking ban report and city issues
Parking ban report tops Amarillo City Commission agenda along with routine police briefing, monthly airport finances, and a transportation report. The panel will consider approving a private use of 2 feet of street space at 1623 Lincoln to Edgar L. Taylor and heirs after a structure extended onto the sidewalk.
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Clayton Facing Murder Charge In Oklahoma City
Clarence Limywss, 26, Monday faced a murder charge over the fatal shooting of his wife Bernice Clayton. She died after an affray at Murphy's Safe Third and Van Buren. Clayton was arrested by officers after leaving the scene and remained jailed as district attorney Lloyd King and Jay Dell Love testified. Bond set at 2500 by Justice Charlie Carder.
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Airport plans stuck in Washington causing panic in Amarillo
City engineer Des Stanton fears amassing one million dollars of English Airport work could stall before winter as Civil Aeronautics Administration reports no word from Washington on the final approval. Van Johnson, June Auer, Barbara Bristow, and others are tied to the effort with the airport extension project.
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Santa Fe Reports May 1948 Net Income At 4.37 Million
Santa Fe Railroad announced May 1948 net income of 4 370 009 dollars. The figure includes a 1 047 429 dollar credit adjustment for the first four months due to the new graduated tax scale under the Railroad Unemployment Insurance Act. Five month 1948 net income totaled 18 093 250 dollars versus 15 594 233 dollars in 1947.
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Paramount Green Grass of Wyoming Show
Variety calendar item notes Burl Ives and Peasy Cum fins plus comedy and news with showtimes at 1.00 and 1.30. Mentions a 7 34 10 01 code and scattered misprint. Referenced film program includes Rodin sided with Errol Piya and Olivia de Trusses at M. Goff Company.
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Tucker, NBC Trade Post Highlights in 11:00 News
Fragmentary OCR notes show trading post and sports mentions tied to Tucker and NBC with names such as Morton and Bernie Owen. No clear event details or outcomes.
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