Tornado Threat Echoes Across Panhandle and Texas Corridors
A report warns of severe tornado activity sweeping from New Mexico through Texas and Oklahoma, with Hemphill County and Higgins area cited as highly cyclone-prone. Towns like Higgins faced near total devastation last spring, soil stripped to clay and rock in affected zones, while forecasters predict a possible dry May and continued unsettled spring weather. The piece also notes a local school election and praises Ama Fillo’s educational system as creditable despite national comparisons.
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Panhandle
New Mexico
Texas
Oklaho
Hemphill County
Higgins
Glasier
Canadian
United Sates
Tack
Doc Parcells
Ama . Fillo
Amarillo Notes on Theater Donations and Local Happenings
Mr Tack plans to donate half receipts to McMillan and half to sports groups for wildlife conservation in North Texas. The issue highlights two young writers in The Sunday News-Globe, Mary Anne Hall and Sally Harrington, praising their reporting. Also covered are Dr Parcells’s school leadership, the Amarillo Club drive, and Mr McMillan’s African hunting pictures, with local commentary on public service and etiquette. Players and events include the Amarillo Gold Sox, Yankees, Cardinals, and theater showings at Raquired theater, via Jack King.
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Sunday News-Globe
Mary Anne Hall
Switzerland
Sally Harrington
Phoenix
Sally
Mary Anne
England
Dave
Bill McMillan
Amarillo
Mr. McMillan
Lubdock
Southwest
Dallas
City to appeal water line damage verdict in Randall County
See Appeal On Damages reports Randall County Court awarded damages last week. City official Ben Manning plans to deposit 22,900.42 with the county clerk in Canyon, to secure payment while the appeal decision is pending. Mayor Hagy said the money stays on deposit until a city commission decision tomorrow night. If no appeal is filed, the registry deposit may remain unneeded.
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Sawyor
Lawrence Ringy
Randall County
Ben Manning
Canyon
Eou
Hagy
Manning
Randall County Court
Lewis Attacks Board Over Coal Ban on Trains
The report details Lewis accusing the board of caving to government orders that restrict coal use on passenger and freight trains. He attacks Ethridge and Taylor and criticizes Ching as aligned with the United States Rubber Company, noting Ching's past role there.
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Ethridge
Taylor
Lewis
Ching
United States Rubber Company
US Rubber Company
Scotland Yard Denies Roosevelt Tar Statue Threat
The London Star reports threats to tar and feather the statue of Franklin D. Roosevelt in Grosvenor Square. Scotland Yard denies the story as the Roosevelt memorial is set for unveiling by Mrs Roosevelt on April 14.
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Scotland Yard
Roosevelt
London
London Star
Pranklin D. Roosevelt
Grosvenor Square
Mra. Roosesvelt
Bob Schoenke
Jack Gray
Gus Contro
Jack
Contro
Catholic Youth Dance Tonight at Cathedral Hall
Judith Delgadillo heads the planning for the Catholic Youth Organization Easter Monday Ball at Cathedral Hall 1110 Washington starting at 9 p.m. The event welcomes adults and teens from Sacred Heart Parish with admission of one dollar per couple. Sonny Cooper and his orchestra provide music, with a floor show during intermission and a tango exhibition by Jim Burris Jacqueline Weirick and Nancy Browder Jim Debrecht. A star-lit sky canopy decorates the hall and refreshments follow the intermission.
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Catholic “Youth Organization
Cathedral Hall
Washington
Sacred Heart Parish
Sonny Cooper
Judith Delgadillo
Joe Guide
Burris
Hite Herrmann
Virginia McMin
Virginia Brainerd
Dorsey Smith
Catholic Youth Presm
Betty
Judy Herman
Jo Ann Parr
Carl Zinlich
Cecilia Saunders
Jim Burris
Jacqueline Weirick
Nancy Browder
Jim Debrecht
Markets in livestock markets mixed with sparse activity
The report shows uneven livestock trading with little action in sales and mixed prices. Highlights include steady to higher tone for cattle and hogs, with buyers cautious and some entries of steer, heifer, and calf lots. Numerous price ranges are cited for bulls, sows, calves, and sheep, reflecting regional market variability.
Co-Ed Club to Elect Officers at YMCA Meeting
The Co-Ed Club will hold its quarterly meeting at 7:90 tonight in the YMCA to elect officers led by J W Walker and install new board members Norman Prickett Wayne Oliver James Bidwell Bill Lampe Jimmy Hale Jean Banard Freda Jones Margaret Thomas Jima Drake Sherrie Fowlkes Betty Moore A social hour will follow the business session. The event is open to all members.
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YMCA
J. W. Walker
Norman Prickett
Wayne Oliver
James Bidwell
Bill Lampe
Jimmy Hale
Jean Banard
Freda Jones
Margaret’ ‘Thomas
Jima Drake
Sherrie Fowlkes
Betty Moore
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Immigrant Service official plans for Texas hospitality veteran
Ruth Pa, veteran hostess and catering planner, discusses serving women, craved cosmopolitan dishes, and planning a 2000 guest ship party at the Hilton in Long Beach. She notes Texans are friendly but occasionally less critical, and she reflects on changing American eating habits and simple dishes like gumbo and shrimp. She loves children, having raised four, none of them her own.
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Immigration Service
Post Office
Texas
Hilton’ Hotel
Long Beach
Condition of C B Coyle Reported Still Serious
Coyle 71 of 104 River Drive remained in serious condition after a head on crash late Saturday at Northwest Texas Hospital attendants reported. Also in the accident were Mrs. Francis J Parr 63 of Hereford and Mrs Faye Coyle 23 of Dumas with injuries described as very good this morning.
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C. B. Coyle
Dee Coyle
Northwest ‘Texas Hospital
Coyle
River Drive
Francis J. Parr
Hereford
Faye Coyle
Dumas
Siamese engineers near end of research in US
After ten months in the United States three Siamese engineers guests of the Bureau of Reclamation expressed thanks to the bureau and to Americans for the interest shown. Leader Lord and engineers Charin Atthayodhin and Rung Khantong spoke of their warm reception, learning experiences, and plans to return to Siam by late April. They studied irrigation here and presented comparisons between Siam’s canal systems and U.S. dams.
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United States
Bureau of Reclamation
Bureau
Siam
Charin Atthayodhin
Rung Khantong
Kheosipiard
Reclamation Bureau
Hhaol
Sty
Uni
Kheosiplard
Amarillo
Texas
New Mexico
Colorado
Kheostplard
Location of Hospital Addition Is Studied
Northwest Texas hospital planners debate east or west addition to the present building. The county commissioners will decide at Thursday night's session in the commissioners courtroom. Architect Guy Carlander is asked to begin plans for a 100 bed addition including nurses quarters and a hospital laundry. West wing expansion may reduce remodeling, as it was built to accommodate future additions. Gene Klein notes kitchen and dining room expansion could cut patient rooms and operating costs. The hospital board confirms funds are available and costs are trending downward.
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Northwest
Texas
Guy ‘Carlander
John Halley
Plannsg
Gene Klein
Chamber of Commerce Hospital
Chamber
Elder statesman urges war work law at industrial college event
In a commencement address at the Armed Forces Industrial College elder statesman presses for immediate enactment of a total ion work of fight law to mobilize upon any new war. About 60 witnesses, mostly UMT foes, seek hearings this week as Honey A. Wallace plans to testify tomorrow on a third party presidential bid opposing foreign policy and administration.
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Armed Forces Industrial College
Gurney
Honey A. Wallace
Foreign Aid Debate and Allied Military Strength Cited
The discussion centers on whether U S aid must align with Russia to win the war, noting the need for European bases and support. Engel compares Allied manpower to Russia, estimating 1,883,500 for Britain, France, and Belgium on January 1, 1947 and about 3,650,000 for Russia.
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Coenty Dower
Russia
America
Engel
Painters Withdraw Pickets at Shell Plant in Deer Park
Work resumed at the Shell Oil Co. expansion project in Deer Park after APL painters ended picket lines while an injunction suit proceeds. Bert Ward, business agent of Paint ers Local 130, said all APL construction and building trades, except the painters, have returned to work.
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Shell
Houston
Shell Oil Co
Deer Park
APL
Bert Ward
Painters Local 130
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