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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1950

Page

5

No Clouds for Rain-Maker Jack Corn in Amarillo

Jack Corn, a Fort Worth rainmaker, arrived in Amarillo to seed clouds with silver iodide but reports of no clouds across the Panhandle persist. He notes the region as the sunniest in the nation while observers recall his convertible top down and light skies. Despite a 10 day Amarillo Chamber of Commerce contract, he remains hopeful that rain clouds will drift over the Panhandle.

Jack Corn Amarillo Fort Worth Panhandle High Plains Corn Dallas Trinity River

Many Names Many Charges In Clovis Man's Court

A 30 year old Clovis man using multiple aliases faced misdemeanor bad check charges one day after being arraigned on a felony theft count. Terry Branson pleaded guilty to a $20 bad check at Herring Hotel. Judge Jordan deferred judgment. The man, also named Terry Reddin, was charged with stealing $171 in cash and a $24 check from Floyd Sykes at Avalon Night Club. He was arrested after being tracked through three hotels in one day under different names. Officers identified him by his FBI name Melvin Richard Dedman. He is held on a $1,500 bond on the felony theft charge.

Clovis Terry Branson Gene Jordan Herring Tascosa Clovis National Bank Jordan Atty. O. M. Calhoun Terry Reddin Floyd Sykes Avalon Henry Maggard FBI Melvin Richard Dedman

Special Service At Calvary Tabernacle

Ministers and singers from across the Panhandle gather for a special fellowship and ministerial service at Calvary Tabernacle 500 McMasters. Open to the public, the meeting starts at 7 30 tonight after a postponement due to the arrival of Mr and Mrs H B Van Zandt from Van Nuys California. Daisy E Guthrie pastor announces special music will be included.

Calvary Gospel Tabernacle McMasters Panhandle Daisy E. Guthrie H. B. van Zandt van Nuys Cal

Mrs Dodson 68 Dies at St Anthony’s Hospital

Mrs Elizabeth Dodson aged 68 of 310 Prospect Amarillo died at 6 30 last night in St Anthony's Hospital after living in Amarillo 20 years. She was born in Gatesville and was a Baptist. her husband J T Dodson died in 1943. Funeral arrangements are pending at Blackburn Shaw Funeral Home. Survivors: two sisters Mrs Clarence Murray Gatesville and Mrs L P Lightsey Artesian Wells and a niece Miss Betty Murray Amarillo.

Elizabeth Dodson Prospect St. Anthony’s Hospital Amarillo Dodson Gatesville The Baptist Church J. T. Dodson Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home Clarence Murray L. P. Lightsey Artesian Wells Betty Murray

Brannan Plan Debate Set at Amarillo College Forum

Four speakers discuss the Brannan Plan tonight at 7 30 in the Amarillo College auditorium. The debate marks the first public regional discussion with two affirmative and two negative speakers including Joe Berg William Vincent Posie Cunningham and R V Converse Sr.

Amarillo Town Hall Amarillo College Auditorium Brannan Joe J. Berg St. Francis Amarillo Texas Farmers Union William Vincent National Farmers Union Denver Colo National Union Farmer Posie Cunningham Dimmitt Castro County House R. V. Converse, Sr Spearman Texas Wheat Producers Association

Texas Farm Bureau Leader Heads Town Hall Debate

An active leader in the Texas Farm Bureau Association will participate in a Town Hall Forum moderated by Ernest Finney of Amarillo. A portion of the debate will air on KFDA from 8 to 9 PM, with the Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsoring the event and C. J. Humphreys serving as forum committee chairman.

Texas Farm Bureau Association Ernest Finney Amarillo KFDA Junior Chamber of Commerce C. J. Humphreys

Army reenlistment rise in Far East Command in 1949

More than 66 percent of the enlisted men in the US Army in the Far East Command including new Japan who became eligible in 1949 reenlisted or extended their overseas tours.

Far East New Japan

Barber Shop Quartets Contest Draws Big Crowd in Amarillo

The SPEBSQSA regionals bring 30 quartets to the Municipal Auditorium, aiming to fill 2545 seats for an 8:30 p.m. show. Prelim eliminations on Saturday daytime, reserved seating, and tickets from box offices set the stage for a fast six minute per act. Judges from Oklahoma and Kansas select the regional winner to advance to Omaha finals. The program includes Harmony Honeys from Kansas City and a local Amarillo High School quartet as special guests.

Society For the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet America Municipal Auditorium Tri-State Harry Norwood Spebsqsa Norwood Tolzien Piano Annex East Ninth C. R. Anthony Co Polk Blackburn Bros White & Kirk Tolzien’s Bob Roseberry Dean W. Palmer Edward Fahnstock Wichita Kan Harold Bosworth George C. Naden Oklahoma City Richard Means Bartlesville Okla Omaha Neb Amarillo Pampa Borger Harmony Honeys Kansas City Helen Blaine Jefferson Topeka Middle West

Relief from nasal congestion offered by KLORONOL formula

A bought ad promises relief from sinus headaches nasal congestion and hay fever using KLORONOL. It claims quick relief for sufferers with nostril earache hawking and sneezing, priced at $3.00 with a money back guarantee and mail order options through Cretney & Skaggs Pay Less Drug Stores.

Cretney & Skaggs

Amarillo DAV Carnival Sponsored By Local Chapter

The Amarillo Disabled American Veterans chapter sponsors a weeklong carnival in town. The Alamo Exposition Carnival is set up at 4700 North East Eighth, offering rides games and attractions during the event.

Amarillo Disabled American Veterans Chapter North East Eighth

Burglars Enter Garner Grocery and Amarillo Neon Sign

Burglars broke a front door glass at Garner Grocery 1300 East Thirteenth and stole cigarettes candy and gum. A second break in at Amarillo Neon Sign Company 505 Arthur led to ransacking with nothing missing.

Arner 1300 East Thirteenth Amarillo 505 Arthur

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