Suzari Marionettes Plan “Young Buffalo Bill” at Amarillo High
The Suzari Marionettes will present a full-sized marionette play titled Young Buffalo Bill at the Amarillo High School auditorium on Monday. The Exchange Club of Amarillo brings the production to aid a cerebral palsy treatment center with two showings at 4:00 and 7:30 p.m. The performance, based on American history, offers a compact, engaging account for audiences.
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FASTEETH Denture Powder Offers Firm Fit And Comfort
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Pioneer life pageant with ceremonies and songs sale
An early pioneer life presentation features a human cowboy as master of ceremonies guiding folk songs and Indian ceremonies. Tickets cost 50 cents and will be sold at the door and at Walsh Food Store Eighteenth and Washington Piggly Wiggly Fifteenth and Polk Farr's Store Tenth and Fillmore and McCartt's Food Store Tenth and Taylor on Saturday.
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Copenhagen Airport passenger record set in 1950
In 1950 more than 400000 passengers passed through Copenhagen’s Kastrup Airport, marking a new record for the facility.
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Forested New England Leads US in Shared Cover
New England remains the most forested region in the United States with forests covering a larger share of land than any comparable area. The finding highlights regional conservation and land use patterns across states in the northeast.
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Clean Up Campaign Planned in Amarillo Week
Amarillo's Civic Affairs Committee of the Chamber of Commerce will sponsor a Clean Up Paint Up Fix Up week to run April 8 with Ed Moyer as general chairman. The drive will involve schools churches service clubs civic officials newspapers radio stations and youth groups. Merchants will display hammers placards and other materials in windows and promote the drive via ads and radio spots. A committee meeting Friday at 10 30 a m will finalize organizational plans.
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Zations
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Red Cross names Cervin to head advanced gifts drive
David R. Cervin of the US Bureau of Reclamation takes over as chair man of Amarillo Red Cross advanced gifts committee succeeding Floyd E. Garwood who left for Honolulu. Leon Krupp reports doubled collections but officials warn advance gifts must meet quota.
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Amarillo
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Advanced Gifts Committee
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E . Cross
D. R. Cervin
Serbian coal output rises in 1950 total
Belgrade reports more than three million tons of coal mined in Serbia during 1950, doubling the prewar peak and underscoring rapid postwar industrial expansion.
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Metal Output Surges in Bulgaria in 1950
Bulgaria's metal production in 1950 rose to 28 times the pre war average and machine tools output increased 50 times. The advance reflects rapid industrialization during the period.
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Grant Church Wins Permit For Alley Bridge Project
Polk Street Methodist Church won city commission approval to build a bridge linking the church education building to a proposed Taylor Street educational addition behind the Polk Street church. The bridge must meet state law height rules with a 14% feet clearance. The commission also approved the Paramount Addition plat near the Children's Home, and deferred a $1200 industry track project at the City Shop. Beer sales near Braxton Grocery were denied.
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India Hosts Over Seven Hundred Thousand Villages
New Delhi reports India has more than 700 000 villages reflecting the vast rural network across the nation. The figure underscores the scale of India's rural landscape and potential development needs.
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New Delhi
Dominican Republic imposes import controls on cars tires and parts
Ciudad Trujillo reports that the Dominican Republic has placed automobiles, tires, spare parts, and steel in any form under import control, outlining centralized restrictions affecting trade and supply chains.
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Dominican Republic
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