Snow White on the Stage at Amarillo High School
The New York musical Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs debuts Monday and Tuesday at Amarillo High School Auditorium, sponsored by Bel Canto Chorale. Tickets cost 1.20 for adults and 0.60 for students, available at Tolzien Music Store and Maxor Drug.
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Amarillo High School
Bel Canto Chorale
Tolzien Music Store
Maxor Drug
New York
Snow White
Prince Charming
Seven Dwarfs
Swedish Leader Denounces Pact in Parliament Debate
Swedish Foreign Minister Osten M. Unden declares neutral Sweden will not join the Atlantic Pact. In a parliamentary debate in Stockholm he rejects military cooperation with Norway and Denmark as a threat to Sweden’s neutrality and a center of East West friction.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Osten M. Unden
Unden
Norway
Denmark
Uwnden
Choice of the discriminating permanent dignity
The phrase signals a branding stance emphasizing refined taste and lasting elegance. It suggests a campaign of tastefulness, quality, and timeless appeal aimed at a discerning audience without detailing product or event.
Color Movie at Church Tonight
A new color sound motion picture titled They Follow On will be shown at Amarillo Bible Church at 5 45 p.m. announced by Rev. H A Somerville. The 30 minute film follows a Bible student choosing between a home career and mission work with Moody Institute students featured.
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Amarillo Bible Church
H. A. Somerville
Chicago
Moody Bible Institute
Henry Ushihima
New York
RCA
Amarillo VA Hospital Secures Temporary Medical Approvals
The Amarillo Veterans Hospital received temporary approval from the American College of Surgeons and was also approved by the American Specialty Board of Surgery and Internal Medicine as a post residency training site in general surgery and internal medicine. Full credit toward graduate training will be earned by doctors stationed full time in these specialties. An official survey is pending, with current approval to stand based on the self analysis.
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Amarillo Veterans Hospital
American College of Surgeons
Earle T. Norman
American Specialty Board of Surgery
Internal Medicine
Norman
Malcolm T. MacEachern
Veterans Hospital
Veterans Administration Hospital
Amarillo
Tex
City Police Protection Falls Below National Average
Amarillo's police strength is well below the national average for mid sized cities. With an authorized 114 officers and population estimates ranging from 80 000 to 100 000 the per thousand figures vary from 1.14 to 1.42. Municipal Year Book 1950 shows broader U S trends with 1.99 per thousand as average for cities over 10 000 and work weeks averaging 40 to 56 hours.
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Amarillo
Congo
Mrs. Smith Funeral Held in Texas Panhandle
Elizabeth C. Smith 85, Panhandle pioneer and widow of Noah Smith, died in Bremerton Washington. Funeral held at Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel with Rev. T. Edgar Neal officiating. Burial in Hale Center Cemetery. Survivors include R A Smith and Mrs Inex Hogg plus several children and many grandchildren.
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Elizabeth C. Smith
Panhandle
R. A. Smith
Mississippi
Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel
T. Edgar Neal
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Hale Center Cemetery
Chester Gilbreath
Clyde Joe Bird
Glenn Underwood
Clifton Smith
Forrest Jones
Philip Jones
Smith
Noah Smith
Ama rillo Philharmonic Concert Draws Small Crowd
A meager audience attended last night's Ama rillo Philharmonic Orchestra concert in the eighth series event. Guest violinist Robert Rudie from the Oklahoma Symphony played Tschaikowsky's Concerto in D major with encores of Chopin Nocturne and Banjo and Fiddle. Glenn Wilson delivered the French horn piece A Midsummer Night's Dream, Lorraine Dill performed the Kammermusik Os trow piano cadenza, and the next concert on April 18 features soloist Charles Kullman.
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Amarillo Philharmonic Orchestra
Robert Rudie
Oklahoma Symphony Orchestra
Mr. Rudie
Tschaikowsky
Chopin
Glenn Wilson
Mendelssohn
Lorraine Dill
Kammerndi Ostrow
Charles Kullman
Arrange Rites For G. F. Neal
Last rites for George Franklin Neal 88 of Fort Worth and formerly Amarillo will be held at Sacred Heart Cathedral at 9 tomorrow morning. Burial in Llano Cemetery under Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home. Neal died Monday afternoon in Fort Worth. He was a Fort Worth & Denver Railroad foreman for years and had lived in Fort Worth ten years. Survivors include two sons George E. Neal and John F. Neal of Fort Worth, three daughters Mrs. Frank Hoge of Childress Sister M Polycarp of San Antonio and Mrs. Mary M. Massey of Dawson NM, plus stepson C. M. Foley of Fort Worth.
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Fort Worth
Amarillo
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Llano Cemetery
Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home
Neal
Fort Worth & Denver Railroad
George E
John F. Neal
Frank Hoge
Childress
M. Polycarp
San Antonio
Mary M. Massey
Dawson, NM
C. M. Foley
Goodwill Trip Slated for April 26 by Pecos Valley
The Pecos Valley High Plains goodwill trip departs April 26 for a three day program. George Hammock chairs the chamber of commerce reception and goodwill committee. Tickets cost 40 dollars including Santa Fe rail and Pullman fare and are on sale at the chamber. John Armstrong leads ticket sales with night stops at Carlsbad and Lubbock and an initial stop in Roswell arriving April 27 morning.
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Pecos Valley
High Plains
George Hammock
Chamber of Commerce
John Armstrong
Carlsbad
Lubbock
Roswell
New Mexico
Amarillo agency ranks fourth in American United Life
The Amarillo office of American United Life Insurance Company of Indianapolis ranked fourth in 1949 production within the company’s field, with Floyd V. Studer heading the Amarillo Building agency serving the Panhandle. President Leslie E. Crouch announced total in force reached 421,418,000 and assets 86,694,000, noting 31 cents of every dollar paid as death claims and 50 cents to living policyholders or reserves, leaving 19 cents for expenses.
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American United Life Insurance Company of
Indianapolis
Leslie E. Crouch
Floyd V. Studer
Amarillo Building
Panhandle
Crouch
American United
Potter County Judge Announces Newborn Son At Courthouse
County Judge Gene Jordan revealed at the Potter County Courthouse that his second son arrived at Northwest Texas Hospital at 1 20 this morning. The newborn weighs about 6 pounds 1 ounce and is doing well. His older brother is Robert Eugene Jordan, age 2½, while Mrs. Jordan is also reported to be in good health.
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Potter County
Gene Jordan
Jordans
Northwest Texas Hospital
Fire starts from sunlit goldfish bowl reflection
Pittsfield Massachusetts firemen battled a blaze believed triggered by the sun’s glare reflecting inside a goldfish bowl. No injuries reported as crews contained the fire to the residence.
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Pittsfield
Mass
U.P
Man Charged With Assault In Wife Stabbing Case
Charles D. Cooper, 26, of Phil-Ken Hotel facing an assault with intent to murder charge after his wife Leola Cooper, 23, suffered multiple stab wounds during a Monday night altercation. She remains listed as fair at Northwest Texas Hospital. Cooper was jailed in Potter County on a $3,500 bond set by Justice of the Peace Ivy Wilkinson.
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Phil-Ken Hotel
Leola Cooper
North East Twenty-first
Northwest Texas Hospital
Cooper
Potter County
Ivy Wilkinson
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