Fire damages porch and roof in home blaze
Firefighters arrived at 8 40 o clock to find the service porch burned away and flames devouring the bathroom roof. The main roof also suffered damage to the dwelling. A washing machine and other household equipment were destroyed. City fire marshal Ed Spann said no loss estimate had been made.
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Ed Spann
City-Wide Used Car Sale Opens Amid Big Values
The Globe-News and Amarillo dealers host the fourth annual City-Wide Used Car Sale with many open evenings to 8 or 9 o’clock. Dealers promote spring readiness, generous trade-ins, easy terms, and cars often one to two years old with high remaining mileage for low prices. The sale runs through next Sunday and urged early inspections to snag top deals.
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Globe-News
Amarillo
Mann Asks Receiver For Houston Firm
In a quo warranto suit Atty. Gen. Gerald C. Mann sought forfeiture of the charter and the appointment of a receiver to wind up the United Employers Casualty Company of Houston. The district court had already named Will G. Knox as receiver.
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Austin
Gerald C. Mann
United Employers Casualty Company of Houston
Will G. Knox
Courthouse Records and Vehicle Registrations Reported
W C Coffee et ux transfer real estate to Milton Harper Jr for 3250 dollars. Several other deed transfers occur in Summers Famous Heights High land San Jacinto Heights Weymouth and Bivins Estate. Vehicle registrations list 1941 Ford Coach 1941 Ford coupe 1941 Chevrolet panel and 1941 GMC truck. Liquidator reports state Texas company insurance commission receiver with capital 250000 and impaired assets 206675.13, unable to meet obligations or operate normally.
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W. C. Coffee
Milton Harper, Jr
W. T. B. Hanson
Mary E. Bivins
Famous Heights
Zale Spencer
H. J. Oglesby
Highland
Tommy B. Bird
G. F Miller
San Jacinto Heights
C. L. Little
E. W. Melius
Weymouth
J.L. Nunn
J. W. Sell, Jr
Pleasant Valley
Miles Realty Co
Horace W Elliott, Jr
Bivins
J. M. Petty
John E. Hill
J. H. Ballard
Ford
L. B. McKenzie
Phillips Pet
Chevrolet Panel
Mann Bakery
Forest Minton
Hereford
State Insurance Commission
Texas
George Leverton Funeral Held In Concho Arizona
Funeral services for George Leverton pioneer of the Panhandle and early Moore County settler were held today at Concho Arizona. He died Monday at Bannon Arizona where his daughter Mrs Ira Brown of Amarillo cared for him. Leverton helped shape regional history as a miner cow boy rauncher and theatre man before retiring in 1918 on an Arizona ranch. He came from the Boston mountains of Arkansas and settled in Texas with his brother John. Previously he owned a mine interest in Carterville Missouri and later worked for Charles Goodnight starting 1881. He married Cora Thompson February 20 1884 becoming Moore County's second settler family May 20 1885. He left cattle work in 1912 and moved to Canyon. The notice also lists district court actions including Hayden v Hayden and several divorce cases.
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George Leverton
Panhandle
Moore County
Concho
Ariz
Bannon
Ira Brown
Amarillo
Arizona
Boston Mountains
Arkansas
Texas
Montague County
John
Carterville
Charles Goodnight
Cora Thompson
Mr. Leverton
Canyon
Princess May Be Sent to England
A San Francisco report says officials plan to deport Princess Stephanie Hohenlohe to England if practical. Her attorneys contest a habeas corpus hearing set by Federal Judge A F St. Bure, with a March 31 continuation date. Charles, a Dallas resident, and a daughter in Amarillo are among surviving relatives.
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Stephanie Hohenlohe
Hungary
England
A. F. St. Bure
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