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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1951
Page
22
Syms notes a preference to host the upcoming convention in Philadelphia Atlantic City Detroit Chicago San Francisco and Los Angeles. The Democrats have not yet made formal advertisement or decisions.
AAT T continued from page 17 highlights travels and visits by residents. Mrs William Manning returned from Dallas with daughter and grandsons while Tom Gates came back from Mineral Wells on business. E A Wilterding attended a wedding in Muleshoe with kin. C W Robinson returned from Fort Worth. son Herbert injured in January to have his foot surgery over six weeks in St Joseph’s Hospital. W W Kelly visited Clovis and notes former ties, Nabors Electric’s Bill Nabors returned from Clarendon. Local movers include Lt John Apperson family at 1020 West Eleventh, Allen Himel at 109 Milam, C G Snowden at 704 North Cleveland, Lt R A Stanacher from Wichita Falls at 805-B Mississippi, and Lena Faye Watson moving from Wilderado to Amarillo with deliveries to 1404 Jefferson. Dog show trip for Betty Blodgett and mother to Albuquerque and Santa Fe with two Pekingese, Yulana Kaiwood and Danta Poldart. Klein Boulevard name rejected for West Eighth Avenue to Line Avenue link. Cline Street noted nearby. Birthday miss for Melissa Sharp listed. Carolyn Clouse named student of the week at Oklahoma Baptist University. three Amarillo students Harold Everett, Clyde Israel, and William unnamed.
Two private planes staging a mock dogfight collided about two miles from Selma Airport killing all four aboard. Victims were Bradley Sasser, Everett Wadell Parker, Frank D. Creech Jr., and Irvin B. Sullivan. Witness Stacy Kennedy described the midair impact and ensuing fire. A separate Britannica note states minting of nearly 500 million pennies in 1949.
Ray Don Baker received top scholastic honors at Texas Tech Recognition Service and along with two other students earned Divisional Honors in Arts and Science. He plans pre med studies this spring and to enter Southwestern Medical School in Dallas in September. Ray Don is the son of Mrs. Carole Baker of 713 West Seventh.
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