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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1951

Page

3

Welters Hurt in Nebraska Wreck Near Lincoln

Mrs. L. J. Welter of Amarillo and her husband were injured when their car struck a icy spot west of Lincoln Nebraska and overturned three times down a 50 foot embankment hitting a utility pole. Mr. Welter had concussion and bruises. their 20 month old son John escaped unharmed.

L. J. Welter Amarillo John Nebraska Trudy Kummen West Tenth Welter Lincoln Omaha Mr. Welter Robert Dan Ankara Turkey Corps of Engineers

George Ringley Dies at Hospital

George W. Ringley aged 52 died this morning at 4 25 oclock in Northwest Texas Hospital. He lived in Amarillo six years and was a paperhanger by trade. Born March 3 1899 in Lime Hill Virginia he was a Baptist. Survivors include his wife Hallie three daughters Rita Ann James Beverly and Linda Mae and a son Harold Gene all of Amarillo. Four brothers and three sisters and a grandson survive. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Blackburn Shaw Funeral Home.

George W. Ringley Northwest Texas Ringley Amarillo North Alabama Mr. Ringsley Lime Hill The Baptist Church Hallie Ringley James Beverly Bristol Tenn Rita Ann Ringley Linda Mae Ringley Harold Gene Ringley J. W. Ringley Charleyley Big Stone Gap Steve Ringley Jess Ringley Appalachia Turner Norton Kilda Smith Ollie Fienner Iron Hill James Beverly, Jr Blackburn- Shaw Funeral Home

Trade trip coupon books go on sale for 23-city tour

The chamber of commerce reception and goodwill committee launches sale of coupon books for a 23-city Panhandle and Tri-State tour. Each $65 book covers 23 bus trips with 11 dates set so far. Continental Panhandle Lines will provide two air conditioned buses for the group.

Chamber of Commerce Reception and Goodwill Committee Paul Allingham Allingham Panhandle Tri-State John Heket Continental Panhandle Lines

Kniseley Named Director of Senior and Guidance Posts

V. V. Kniseley, Amarillo High School assistant principal, is demoted to director of senior and guidance for Amarillo's senior high and three junior schools and will assume duties Thursday. He will coordinate instruction and assist teachers in revising courses of study. He has extensive work in curriculum and instruction from Texas University.

V. V. Kniseley Amarillo High School Amalo Kniseley Texas University

Withdrawal of Revoking Sentence Action by Judge Bishop

Judge Henry S. Bishop withdrew his action revoking the five year suspended sentence of Jack William Aith yesterday after learning Branch T. Archer, attorney for Smith, planned to appeal. The record shows the revocation was suspended to allow a court reporter to attend and record the proceedings.

Henry S. Bishop Jack William Aithesterday Bishop Smith California Branch T. Archer

Amarillo Officer Promoted to Lieutenant Colonel in USAF

Maj J M Huntsman of Amarillo has been promoted to lieutenant colonel in the US Air Force. He serves at the Far Eastern Air Force headquarters in Tokyo as assistant chief of air defense, inspecting radar installations guarding Japan. He enlisted in 1940 after completing air cadet training at Randolph Field and earned the Distinguished Flying Cross in World War II for sinking enemy submarines. He attended Amarillo High School and Amarillo College.

J. M. Huntsman Amarillo US Air Force Huntsman Milam Margaret Clutter Far Eastern Air Force Tokyo Japan Randolph Field San Antonio Caribbean Amarillo High School Amarillo College

Fontaine and Milland Earn Critics Circle Honors

Joan Fontaine and Ray Milland, top stars in George Stevens' Something to Live For for Paramount, were named best by the New York Film Critics Circle in prior years. Stevens himself was named best director in 1943 by the same group.

Joan Fontaine Ray Milland George Stevens Paramount New York Film Critics Circle Stevens

Canada Goose Mates for Life Unlike Most Ducks

The passage notes that while most ducks seek new spouses annually, the Canada Goose remains with a single mate for life, highlighting a key difference in mating habits among waterfowl.

800 Unit Housing Project Planned Near Price College

Hensley and Garrett of Lubbock announced plans for a four section 800 unit housing project on an 80 acre tract west of Grand Avenue and North East Twenty third Avenue. Each unit will have two bedrooms and rent at 67.50 dollars monthly. Construction will use frame buildings with composition roofs and asbestos siding. Annexation and water and sewer arrangements with the city were discussed with the city commission before starting.

Price College Hensley & Garrett Lubbock Builders City Commission Cedures Grand Avenue Twenty-third Avenue City Commissioners

Uruguay Port Upgrade Sparks American Equipment Purchase

Because vessels struggle to find berths in Montevideo harbor, Uruguay, authorities plan to buy American cranes shore winches and railway cars to improve the port's facilities and handling efficiency.

Montevideo Harbor Uruguay

Primary Students Present PTA Program at McKinley School

McKinley School pupils performed a varied program of songs drills rhythms dances plays and pantomimes at the P-TA regular meeting. Directed by Mrs. FE. A. Wossum PTA president and assisted by teachers Mrs. Hilda Brown Lillian Rodgers J. S. Evans C. Kirk Irene Stuckey Pearl Gould with J. S. Evans principal conducting.

McKinley School P-Ta FE. A

Crochet pattern 834 for ladies wear and accessories

Laura Wheeler improved pattern packs crochet and knitting simple with charts photos and concise directions. Send twenty cents for pattern 834 to Amarillo Globe News Needlecraft Dept New York address. include name address and zone. Book illustrations cover crochet embroidery knitting house hold items dolls toys and gifts.

Laura Wheeler Amarillo Globe News Needlecraft Dept P.O Old Chelsea Station New York N.Y Lava Wheeler

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