Amarillo sewer rules require shutdown for late payments
The ordinance states that nonpayment of sewer charges will lead to disconnection from the city sewerage system with no reconnection until all dues are paid plus $1 disconnection and $1 reconnection fees. If water use from city or other sources flows into the sewer, water will be disconnected until arrears are settled. The measure was introduced March 5, 1946, and adopted March 12, 1946, with signatures from Mayor Joe A. Jenkins and City Secretary Katheryne Burwell.
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Amarillo
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City of Amarillo
Water Department
City Water Department
Phillips elected president of Amarillo Municipal Golfers
Jack Phillips becomes president of the Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association for the coming year at a meeting held last night at Amarillo High School. Knox Whitney named vice president with retiring officers Henry Morris and J A Hazlewood leaving those posts. Nine new directors named including Bud Ammons Lee Campbell Scott Edwards and others. holdovers listed. Salted by talks from Gene Root pro Walter Sikes Ross Rogers Amarillo Country Club pro George Ausbach and Bill Keith formerly of Amarillo now Plainview.
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Jack Phillips
Amarillo
Henry Morris
J. A. Hazlewood
Bud Ammons
Lee Campbell
Scott Edwards
W. B. Hamilton
Bill Hilton
Troy Jones
John Munn
Roxy Moore
Cliff Rogers
Jack Bush
Budgie Hayden
H. L. Bradley
Sammy Snead
Gene Root
Ross Rogers
Walter Sikes
Sunset Pro
George Ausbach
Amarillo Country Club
Bill Keith
Plainview
Sandie Track Team Heads to District 1-AA Meet
The Sandie track squad under Coach John Whinnery travels to Lubbock for the District 1-AA Invitational tomorrow. Amarillo High, Borger, Pampa and Plainview also compete as events begin at 1 p.m. Listed Sandie entrants include Richard Winningham Jack Seale Avon Planiken Bobby Bauman Don Mac Intyre J R Vaughn Arian Mc Neil Jack Glasgow Bob Redfearn Norman Lieberman Bob Lyle Pat Sasser Jack Hudgins Bobby Brown Jerry Hopson George Curtis A P Pyeatt Bill Talley Jack Ward and Ed sey Buchanan with more to be named.
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John Whinnery
Golden Sandie
Lubbock
Bobby Bauman
Don MacIntyre
J. R. Vaughn
Arian McNeil
Jack Glasgow
Bob Redfearn
Norman Lieberman
Bob Lyle
Pat Sasser
Jack Hudgins
Bobby Brown
Jerry Hopson
George Curtis
A. P. Pyeatt
Bill Talley
Jack Ward
Edsey Buchanan
Brian Rusk
Wayne Brown
Bill Spann
Aggies Favored To Win Regional
Baylor faces Oklahoma A and M in the NCAA regional playoffs with California vs Colorado U in the other half. Cowboys led by Bob Kurland are favored to win and advance, after a 65 46 prior victory in Oklahoma City's tourney finals.
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Aggies
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Long Bob Kurland
Senators Bid For Ken Keltner In Trade Talks
The Washington Senators are pursuing baseball infielder Ken Keltner from the Cleveland Indians as trade talks move forward in Orlando on March 22.
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Ken Keltner
Orlando
Washington Senators
Cleveland Indians
Sox trade four players to Little Rock and Shreveport
In Pasadena on March 22 the Chicago White Sox assigned infielder Bill Metzig and pitcher Nick Popovich to Little Rock of the Southern Association while outfielder Joe Smaza and pitcher Frank Martin were sent to Shreveport Louisiana.
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Joe Smaza
Frank Martin
Shreveport
Browns Headed for Rough Start as Weather Bites
In Anaheim on March 22 manager Luke Sewell reports the St. Louis Browns have been idle for four straight days due to poor weather. Several pitchers have developed sore arms amid the downtime.
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Anaheim
Cal
Luke Sewell
St. Louis Browns
Radio Listings Announce NBC and ABC Schedules
The page lists radio programs and networks including Chesterfield Supper Club News of the World NBC News by All 45 Panhandle Schools Banquet Art Van Damme Lewis Nordyke Duffy’s Tavern People Are Funny Waltz Time Mystery Theater News Review News by Air Richard Harkness Dick Morton Orchestra Mr Smith Goes to Town Three Suns Trio Lee Simms The Lone Ranger This Is Your FBI The Alan Young Show The Sheriff Boxing Bout Your American Sports Page Gems for Thought Restaurant Casino Gardens Orch Hotel Biltmore Orch Sten Off.
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Dick Morton
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Three Suns
Lee Simms
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ABC
Woody Herman
This
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FBI
Alan Young
Chester Morrison
ABC News
Biltmore
Smoky Joe Ba Farm Roundup Rise and Shine News
Smoky Joe Ba reports a Saturday morning roundup from the farm. Rise and Shine News by Air presents brief notes on community farming updates, weather signals, and small-town happenings.
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Smoky Joe
Radio Schedule Items Jump Across Networks and Programs
A listing of Saturday afternoon shows and personalities across KGNC and NBC ABC networks. Programs include Farm and Home Hour with The Baxters, Easy Money, John Vandercook, Mid-Day Melodies, Red Cross program, and Metropolitan Opera segments with various performers.
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Kansas City Continues To Lead League
Dallas trails in the standings after losses to Tulsa and Fort Worth. Fort Worth upset Kansas City 3 1 while Dallas forecast a final showdown with Fort Worth for possible fifth place. McDonald and McPherson clashed in a late melee as Fort Worth claimed the win.
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Butch McDonald
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McDonald
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Bill Summerhill
Girls Teams To Tour Texas This Spring
Chicago report notes All-American Girls Baseball League exhibition tour adding Peoria Illinois and Muske gon Michigan to eight team schedule. Regular players and 100 rookies report to Pascagoula Mississippi for tryouts April 25. Tour includes stops in Oklahoma City Tulsa Shreveport Fort Smith Texarkana Little Rock Pensacola Dallas San Antonio Houston and Beau mont.
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Demaret Favored To Shove Snead In Greensboro Open
Slammin Sammy Snead of Hot Springs Va is top choice to win the ninth Greater Greensboro Open at Sedgefield Country Club as 107 golfers tee off. Jimmy Demaret of Houston poses the strongest challenge after posting a 63 and 65 to finish runner up at Jacksonville.
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Hot Springs
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Houston
Kentucky Cagers Seek NCAA Championship Playoff
Kentucky Wildcats, fresh from winning the National Invitational Cage Tournament in New York, want a national playoff by facing the NCAA title winners. Coach Adolph Rupp planned to gauge Eastern division coaches on possible playoff timing as NCAA play begins in New York.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
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British Golfer Willing to Meet Nelson in Britain
London March 22 Dick Burton Britain's defending open champion repeated that he would play Byron Nelson the U S ace on any course in Britain and back his challenge with 600 of his own money The match if held would be in Britain since Burton and other top professionals could not obtain leave from clubs for a U S trip
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Dick Burton
Great Britain
Byron Nelson
U. S
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United States
O Neill Struggles for Phillies After Trade
Johnny O Neill acquired from Portland has struggled at bat for Philadelphia in his first 25 appearances, collecting only two hits for an .080 average as of March 22 in Miami Beach.
Phillips Five To Play Fox In AAU Semis
Phillips 66 Oilers meet 20th Century Fox in the National AAU semifinals with San Diego Dons facing Denvers Ambrose Jellymakers. Fox Moviemen beat Simplot Deserets 40 32 as Miramar Pendleton Marines fell 54 35 to Phillips last night.
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20Th Century Fox Tonight
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Ambrose Jellymakers
Mirimar-Pendleton Marines
Oceanside
Cal
Fox Moviemen
Salt Lake City
Simplot- Deserets
Fox
Aggies Project Triangular Meet Victory Despite Injuries
Col. Frank Anderson Texas A and M track coach predicts a win in a three team meet at College Station. He forecasts the Aggies will place ahead of Baylor and Rice though three key quarter-milers are sidelined, relying on a balanced squad to score enough points.
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Frank Anderson
Texas A. and M
Aggies
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Rice
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