Where Has Rusty Been Mystery Dog Returns Home
In July 1947 Rusty the 50 pound brown and white cocker spaniel belonging to the Jerry Del Prete family wandered away from 4217 Hughes. After frantic searching and many inquiries, Winston Bivins spotted a dog resembling Rusty at 1810 Buchanan and the Williamses returned him after confirming with Brown Veterinary Hospital staff. They had called him Pedro, but identification matched, and Rusty now appears to be the same dog seen over a month ago, though his whereabouts earlier months remain unknown. If readers have clues, send them to the newspaper.
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Hughes
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Charles H. Kynh Quinn Dies at 64 in Eunice New Mexico
Charles H. Kynh Quinn, 64, of Eunice New Mexico, beloved husband and father, dies. Survived by Roy J Burnett of Carroll, and sons Carl and John. Funeral services pending. arrangements by local funeral home.
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Turner Clifford C. Turner
Anna
Norma Lee
Herman
Lottie Turner
Mer- Pongiey
Max
Chris Ma
George D
Hase
E.G. Roberts
Ineeran
Slaton Thomas
Vennie Albert King
Es. Lee
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Blackburn-Shaw Chapel
Quinn Charles H. Kynh
Eunice
New Io
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Carroll
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Convention of Christian Churches Opens in San Antonio
Dr R C Snodgrass of First Christian Church and Mr and Mrs A L Biggs and Mrs Jerry Briscoe attend the 63rd annual state convention of Christian churches in San Antonio. The gathering runs through Thursday with Dr G N Goldston of First Christian Church San Angelo as president and delivering the opening address. Other officers include James Sandlin Greenville first vice president Mrs Ray Gay Beaumont second vice president C W Bledsoe Sherman third vice president Chester Gleason Dallas secretary and Jay Daugherty Donna assistant secretary.
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First Christian Church
A. L. Biggs
Jerry Briscoe
San Antonio
Christian Churches
G. N. Goldston
San Angelo
James Sandlin
Greenville
Ray Gay
Beaumont
C. W. Bledsoe
Sherman
Chester Gleason Dallas
Jay Daugherty
Donna
Texarkana Pastor to Speak at Local Baptist Service
Rev. Carl Cates, pastor of the First Baptist Church in Texarkana, will guest preach at the local First Baptist Church next Sunday, delivering sermons at both the morning and evening services.
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Carl Cates
First Baptist Church
Texarkana
Cates
Missouri River Basin Covers Large U.S. Area
The Missouri River basin spans about one sixth of the United States in geographic extent, highlighting its vast footprint across multiple states and ecosystems. The assertion emphasizes the basin’s size and regional influence on hydrology, ecology, and land use.
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The
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Kite Contest Returns to Thirty Fourth and Bowie Field
Globe-News judges confirm the site west of Thirty fourth and Bowie for the annual kite contest. Sunday at 1 pm, all kites must be registered. Open to boys and girls under 21 with prizes for largest smallest most unique and best flyers under and over 12 with home made kites earning double prizes. Ground rules to be set by five judges.
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Proposals Opened To Provide Jail Meals In City
City commission scheduled to open bids for prisoner meals this afternoon after advertising proposals at the request of local restaurant operators. Two bids were received. Native adornment practices such as teeth filing and ear monilation are discouraged by the Machakos Native Council in Kenya.
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Machakos
Kenya
Kwahadi Scouts to Attend International Jamboree
Twenty members of the Kwahadi Indians Boy Scout Explorer Troop No 9 will attend the International Jamboree at Valley Forge Pennsylvania starting June 30. Amarillo delegates plan to travel by train June 25 and the group will stage a free show at Ellwood Park on March 25 if weather permits.
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American Legion Hall
Dads
Les Smith
R. E. Irelan
Ed Pittman
van W. Hall
Valley Force
Ellwood Park
Amarillo Indians Organization Meeting Attendees
People gathered in Amarillo to introduce the Indians and acquaint residents with the group. Attendees included Wayne Middleton, A. E. Glover, A. G. Garner, Marion Bruce, John Merchant, R. E. Irelan, Ed Pittman, Les Smith, FP L. Hackley, Frank Velebil, James L. Parmalee, M. M. McFarland, K. W. Hibbs, Virgil Welch, J. J. Abrahamson and Van W. Hall.
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Amarillo
Wayne Middleton
A. E. Glover
A. G. Garner
Marion Bruce
John Merchant
R. E. Irelan
Ed Pittman
Les Smith
FP. L. Hackley
Frank Velebil
James L. Parmalee
M. M. McFarland
K. W. Hibbs
Virgil Welch
J. J. Abrahamson
van W. Hall
JAIL EXPANSION GETS PLUMBING INSTALLATION COMPLETED
Installation of plumbing for enlarging the city jail is finished. Tamper proof fixtures, salvaged from the Amarillo Army Air Field stockade, were used. The project will nearly double capacity from 38 prisoners.
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Amarillo Army Air Field
Manhunt continues in remote Texas chase after sheriff
Sheriff Morrow was shot while en route from Presidio to Marfa. A 30 hour head start allowed the fugitive to reach the Rio Grande as posse teams and river patrols watched the border. Morrow’s body was found near a fence after he collapsed in his car and died in a ditch. The search extends with roadblocks and trials led by state authorities.
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Consert
US Bureau of Animal Industry
Foot and
Highway Patrol
Morrow
Presidio
Marfa
Custody Battle for Child Starple Ends in Civil Suit
In a bitter fight between Lora Lee Brunson and Mrs. Lena Brunson, the two mothers clashed in a classroom corridor during juvenile custody proceedings. Judge Scott ordered Mrs Brunson to file a civil suit in California or Texas to regain control of the child who has appeared in about 19 pictures.
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Scott
Brunson
California
Texas
State Department official denies McCarthy charge
Mrs Brunauer of the United Nations relations staff rejects McCarthy's subversive charges. She says she is not a Communist and loyal to the United States. The State Department states her loyalty board cleared her and she poses no security risk.
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Brunauer
State
State Department
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