Hamlet area deed list records numerous property transfers
Courthouse records show warranty deeds transferring parcels in Hamlet, West Lawn, Ridge, San Jacinto, and surrounding subdivisions among numerous individuals and firms. Included are Hamlet Homes, Wilkinson Construction, and Roberts area transfers with specific lot and block identifiers, plus several domestic relations and marriage licenses. The document lists numerous names such as Frampton, Padgett, Padawan, Ruffin, Ellis Jr, Chisum, Walker, Vincent, Herron Allen, Bivins, Luttrell, McCrory, Burleson, Jones, McMurtry, Metcalf, Sims, Stoops, Read, Coan, Wester, Allwein, and others.
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L. A. Frampton Et
R. Tyler
Padawan Alley
Oo. M. Padgett
Hamlet
Devel
W. Tr. Elza
Frank Wilkinson
Bennie D. Howard
Wilkinson's
Glen A. Ruffin
Hamiet
Paul
Saline Nunn Gooch
R. D. Luttrell
Belmont Park
McCrory M. Burleson
Orthels
Roberts Ace. Reynolds Ashford Homes
William A Jones
West Lawn
Floyd P. Lemons
Rankin H
Io. I. Alton L. Pexien
S. L. Mc
Vongy Geo Highland
Emery J. Stoops
Warren Denier
Amarillo Pierce Street
Roy E. Turner
Eakle
A. Hetrick
Edward R. Read
Hetrick
F. E. Coan
H. Wayne Wester
Paul L. Allwein
District Court
Mg Ae Eunice Oe
Dew C. Collingsworth
Court OF Domestic Relatio
Jewel Hiney
Truman
T. Gallihugh
Betty Josephine Owers
Robert Samuel Shurbert
Mary L. Ellyson
FBI arrests Welch in Montana for Fort Bliss corporal murder
The FBI said John E. Welch was arrested in Butte Montana for the February 16 murder of Fort Bliss corporal Dennis E. Miller 36 of East St. Louis Illinois. Miller was beaten and his throat slashed and found in a gravel pit near Toyah about 200 miles east of El Paso.
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FBI
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Butte
Mont
Fort Bliss
Dennis E. Miller
East St. Louis
Toyah
Here
Radio helps spread fame of Miss Yeend
Frances Yeend appears Thursday night at Municipal Auditorium as part of the Amarillo Symphony Orchestra series. She has been heard on radio programs and soloed with major U.S. orchestras. Tickets at Southwestern Public Service Co box office 10 to 4 daily. prices range 1.50 to 6.00 including tax. Four concerts remain in the season with bundled ticket discounts. Hildegard concert April 30, two symphonies April 10 and May 15.
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America
Harvest of Stars
Frances Yeend
New York Philharmonic
Boston Symphony
Minneapolis Symphony
Dallas Symphony
San Antonio Symphony
Municipal Auditorium
Southwestern Public Service Company
Fifth and Polk
Miss Yeend
Amarillo Symphony Orchestra
Service Company
Hildegard
Fire Crew Finds Hose Won’t Fit Nozzle In Fire
In Jenkins Township an alert to battle a blaze at the Brennan home failed when 1,500 feet of new hose would not fit the nozzle. Help from Pittston and West Pittston arrived, but the two story house of Mr and Mrs Thomas Brennan burned completely. Mrs Brennan and eight children aged six months to 14 years escaped unharmed.
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Pittston
U.P
Jenkins Township Fire Company
West Pittston
Thomas Brennan
Texas Industrial Week Proclaimed In Amarillo
Amarillo Mayor E. H. Klein proclaims Texas Industrial Week from April 17 1951 to promote manufacturing growth in the state. The measure urges cooperation to attract capital, expand industry, and provide opportunities for Texas youth amid national defense demands.
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Texas
Amarillo
Gene Klein
E. H. Klein
Santa Fe carloadings rise from 1950 to 1951 week
Santa Fe System carloadings for week ending March 24 1951 reached 24 792 cars, up from 22 390 in the prior year. Cars received from connections totaled 13 826, versus 11 231 in 1950. Total cars moved were 38 618, compared with 33 621 in 1950. Santa Fe also moved 38 238 cars in the preceding week of this year.
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Probe Clears Accused Prof Ayres at Texas UT
The University of Texas regents found no reason to fire economics professor Clarence E. Ayres after reviewing House of Representatives charges that he advocated Socialism. Regent Claude Voyles led the report signed by Chancellor James P. Hart and university president T. B. Painter. Ayres has taught at UT since 1930.
Careful Planning Sets Contracts By Oswald Jacoby
Bridge column notes how a team match showed divergent outcomes in two rooms. West cashed clubs and led hearts, dummy covered with king of hearts, declarer used queen of spades to trap the jack. East's spades determined the final contract in the second room.
West plans second trump trick to beat contract
Declarer led spade from dummy, East followed six, South played king. West discarded deuce of spades and West’s reasoning became clear. He counted four tricks needed, had two clubs, ace of trumps, and suspected partner lacked heart and likely had no diamond. He aimed for a second trump trick, a method with best chance of success.
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Declarer
East
South
West
1950 Traffic Toll Hits All-Time High
Austin report shows 1950 traffic deaths at 2,410 the highest ever with 351 more than 1948 and 453 more than 1949. The year also produced 202,041 accidents and an estimated $96,277,163 in losses. Early 1951 figures warn fatalities may exceed 1950 as 157 deaths occurred in February, bringing two month total to 331, eight more than a year ago.
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Austin
Homer Garrison, Jr
Department of Public Safety
Garrison
Books on Family Life Available at Public Library
A long list of family life books tied to Amarillo College events and lectures by Dr. Samuel Robbins is on hand at the Public Library. Titles include Adolescents in Wartime, Stop Annoying Your Children, The Happy Home, Love Is Not Enough, When Children Ask, Father of The Man, Your Child's Mind and Body, Just And Durable Parents, There's No Place Like Home, Understandin Your Boy, Marriage And Family Relations, Children Never Tell, Life With Family, Christianity And The Family, Wholesome Childhood, Marriage And Family Life, We the Parents, Adolescent Character and Personality, Psychology of the Adolescent, Getting Acquainted With Your Children, Development In Adolescence, Strategy of Handling Children, Ethics in Sex Conduct, The Happy Family, Children Are People and Ideal Parents Are Comrades, Your Child His Family and Friends, Introduction To Child Study, Children Know Their Friends.
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Family Life Education Institute
Amarillo College
Samuel .Robbins
Amarillo
Public
American Academy of Political and Social Science
W. B. Bauer
Bobbs
A. E. Benedict
Appleton
Bruno Bettelheim
Free Press
Marguerite Bro. Willett
Allison Davis
Houghton
H. F. Dunbar
Random
J. L. Ellenwood
Scriber
J. L. Elmewood
Sidonie Gruenberg
Harper
R. J. Havighurst
Wiley
Leta Hollingsworth
J. W. Howard
Leisure League of America
H. E. James
D. A. Laird
Funk
C. J. Leuba
Association
John Levy
Knopf
Emily Post
Frances Strain
R. M. Strang
MacMillan
R. W. Washburn
Morrow
Missing bright blue coat found in Amarillo shops
Letter from a woman in Amarillo seeking a misplaced bright blue top coat bought in a box from The Hollywood. She found a light wash dress size 16 in a box from The Three Sisters and asks the finder to return the coat to The Hollywood for pickup. She offers to mail the dress to its owner.
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Amarillo
Hollywood
Three Sisters
Klines
White & Kirk
Cooper and Melin
The
Fabric Mart
Cretney’s
Mariton and Faulkners
Cook Sentenced to 300 Years on Alcatraz for Family Murders
Billy Cook, 23, arrived from Oklahoma City to begin a 300 year term on Alcatraz for killing a family of five. He was escorted in heavy restraints, chained and guarded, as officials said he would serve 200 years before parole eligibility. He had previously kidnapped two prospectors, sparing their lives.
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Billy Cook
Alcatraz Island
Cook
Oklahoma City
Carl Mosser
Atwood
Emeryville
Cal
Tex Hawks
Hawks
California
Bay
San Francisco Municipal Pier
Edwin Swope
America
Pastor Sleeps Through Own Sermon in Liberty
Liberty Missouri March 27 A minister Rev W C Link Jr pastor of Second Baptist confessed to sleeping during a sermon he was to preach at St Joseph He taped a recording of his own sermon to critique himself and later woke as the choir began the closing hymn He quipped I suppose I am the only preacher who ever slept through his own sermon.
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Liberty
W. C. Link, Jr
Second Baptist Church
St. Joseph
Hormel Girls To Give Show In Amarillo Auditorium
Hormel Girls performing for local food retailers and wholesalers in Amarillo tomorrow night at 8:30 in the Amarillo High School auditorium. The 65 member troupe travels in 24 white cars and trucks as part of a coast-to-coast program by the George Hormel Company of Austin Minnesota.
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Amarillo
Hormel Girls
Amarillo High School
George Hormel
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