Government sale at Pantex Ordnance Plant Amarillo Texas
Government sale invites purchase of Parcel 1 at 14,000 acres and Parcel 2 at 1,900 acres plus 78 acres of easements located at Pantex Ordnance Plant Amarillo Texas. Parcels offered as units with utilities and buildings except gas utility portion retained by Cities Service. Decontamination requirements apply per War Assets Administration. Priority purchases listed under Public Law 332 with specific order and conditions. Public opening time June 3, 1948 at 9:08 A.M.
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Pantex Ordnance Plant
Amarillo
Texas
Cities Service Company
Aeear
Bath
Start School Census Friday Amarillo ISD census begins
Annual census of school age children in the Amarillo Independent School District starts tomorrow morning. Enumerators meet at 2 PM at 1613 Tyler to receive instructions and supplies. The door to door count includes ages 6 to 18 and those not yet 18 before Sept. 1, married or unmarried. Each counted child yields state funds for the district. For forms and details, contact War Assets Administration Grand Prairie Regional Office or Dallas address.
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Amarillo Independent School District
W. D. Westbay
Prairie Regional
War Assets Administration
Grand Onraire
Ice of Real Property Disposa
P.O
Dallas 2
Texas
KidneyR remedy touts for Mr Parsons at 3762
An testimonial advertises Mertox for kidney trouble from Mrs Parsons and Mr W A Parsons at 3762, claiming gall bladder issue, constipation, and relief after one bottle with plans to finish a full dozen. The note lists ingredients like Black Cohosh and Sarsaparilla as part of Holston Drug’s sale.
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W. A. Parsons
City school to finish census in March
Amarillo school officials expect the enumeration to take the full month. Mrs Westbay says counters will also census pre school children for building planning. The law requires completion during March, though typically the work lasts about two weeks.
Two Women Hurt in Wreck with Amarillo License Hearings
Sgt. Sanford Lee of the Texas Highway Patrol licensing division interviewed six Amarillo residents today on suspensions after a three car collision at Third and Buchanan. Two Amarillo women, Helen Rogers and Dorris Jones, were injured and treated at St Anthony’s Hospital.
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Sanford Lee
Lubbock
Texas Highway Patrol
Amarillo
Lee
Carlie Price
Third
Buchanan
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Helen Rogers
North East
H Teath
Dorris Jones
Cleveland
Miss Jones
Collision Involving Hollis and Armstrong Reported
A car driven by John W. Hollis age 38 from Ama rillo Route 3 Box 230 and another driven by Edgar L. Armstrong age 21 from 2214 Brooks Street east on Third were involved in a collision. The Rogers car was sent into Hollis’s vehicle according to officers. The meeting was re scheduled with no public access due to bad weather. State Bank officials and incorporators of the American school shared names including H E Humphries J W Langston Jack Payne Homer S Maxey E K Hutstedier Jr Robert E Maxey Joe N Nislar EB Collins.
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John W. Hollis
Box 230
Amarillo
Edgar L. Armstrong
Brooks
Rogers
Hollis
Jess Pate
Traffic State Bank
The
American School For
At State Bank
H. E. Humphries
J. W. Langston
Jack Payne
Homer
Maxey
E. K. Hutstedier, Jr
Robert E. Maxey
Joe N. Nislar
EB. Collins
New Lubbock Bank Charter Approved
The State Banking Commission approved the charter for the American State Bank of Lubbock with 250000 capitalization at a meeting here yesterday. A charter for the Farmers Merchant State Bank of Lubbock with 175000 capitalization was rejected, as announced by Banking Commissioner J. M.
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Usts
Lubbock
American State Bank of
Walla Walla Penitentiary Orchestra Disrupted by Escape
Harmony at the state penitentiary orchestra was broken when bull fiddle player Robert Lee Hamlin slipped out the back door amid the disruptions.
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Walla Walla, Wash
State Penitentiary
Robert Lee Hamlin
Tucumcani Visitors Cancel Trip Due to Weather
Delegates from the Tucumcani Chamber of Commerce, scheduled as guests tonight of the Amarillo Traffic Club, canceled their visit because of bad weather. No rescheduled date announced.
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Tucumcani
Tucumcan
Surprise Fire Widens Writer's Alarm at Albany Pressroom
In Albany Ga city editor Don Kimsey of the Herald News Papers found himself on the fire scene and called the fire department to locate the blaze only to be informed the fire was in his own pressroom. The incident followed a day after Hammin was recaptured in a rooming house during integration era unrest.
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Isday
Veterans Hospital
Hammin
Albany, Ga
Don Kimsey
Herald News- Papers
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