Coin Machines Looted At Buddy's Place Pleasant Valley
Burglars forced entry last night at Buddy's Place on River Drive Pleasant Valley and stole about $75 in change from six coin machines including two shuffleboards a music box and several vending devices. Urquhart the operator said beer may have been taken and the rear door may have been left open by a customer. No officers are investigating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buddy
River Drive
Pleasant Valley
Glen Urquhart
Fintry
Urquhart
Baxter Returns From Meeting
Rex B Baxter executive vice President of the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce has returned from the 38th annual meeting of the National Chamber of Commerce. The three day meeting was in the Statler Hotel Washington DC. Baxter called it the most impressive national chamber meeting he had attended and noted Congress is in a money saving mood with budgets trimmed across federal agencies.
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Rex B. Baxter
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
National Chamber of Commerce
Statler
Washington
Graveside Rites For Hughes Infant
Graveside services were held for Jimmie Lee Hughes infant son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Hughes at Memorial Park Cemetery. Rev W C Bryant of Temple Baptist Church officiated. The 4 day old baby died yesterday at St Anthony's Hospital. Survivors include a sister Francis and grandparents Mrs Lucille Hughes Duncan Okla and Mr and Mrs E W Smith Amarillo. Burial by Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home.
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Jimmie Lee Hughes
Clarence Hughes
East Tenth
Memorial Park
W. C. Bryant
Temple Baptist Church
St. Anthony's Hospital
Francis
Lucille Hughes
Duncan
Okla
E. W. Smith
Amarillo
Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home
Buyers Guides Ready To Mail In Amarillo Market Directory
The wholesale and jobbing committee of the Chamber of Commerce met to plan the Amarillo Market Directory and Buyers Guide to be mailed to retailers this week. Three thousand guides will be mailed. A. K. Wilcoxson chairs the committee. Carl Hill was named to organize a wholesale and jobbers picnic.
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Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo
Earl Allmand
A. K. Wilcoxson
Carl Hill
Frank Allen
Jack Hon
Paul Meador
Powell Combs
Harvey Corn
Dub Thomson
A. B. Kirby
R. S. Murrah
Youth in Alleged Rape Question In Amarillo
Hugh Montgomery assistant district attorney said no charges were filed against a 19 year old Amarillo youth questioned Saturday in an alleged rape case. The 16 year old girl said she was attacked early Saturday about 15 miles northwest of Amarillo. The case will be presented to the Potter County grand jury.
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Hugh Montgomery
Amarillo
Montgomery
Potter County
Amarillo Ambassadors Set to Visit Clarendon Tomorrow
A special bus carrying Amarillo goodwill ambassadors will depart the Amarillo Building at 9:45 a.m. tomorrow for Clarendon. They will dine with the Clarendon Lions Club and return late tomorrow afternoon. The trip and others in the Amarillo trade area are sponsored by the chamber’s reception and goodwill committee.
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Amarillo Good Will
Clarendon
Amarillo
Clarendon Lions Club
Chamber
Ceylon Labor Force Estimates Grow Faster Than Planting
Ceylon calculates a current labor pool of 600,000 available to work on estates with an annual growth of 20,000, while the acreage planted is rising much more slowly, indicating a widening gap between workforce and cultivated land.
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Ceylon
Minority yapping at MacArthur's heels in Korea debate
Washington commentary by Fulton Lewis Jr reports Senate critics mock General MacArthur over Korea actions. He cites a United Nations report defending MacArthur’s November offensive and criticizing State Department and critics Kerr and others. The piece argues propaganda obscures the real issue of UN Armed Forces versus Communist China.
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Fulton Lewis, Jr
MacArthur
Washington
Senate
Douglas MacArthur
Korea
Sen
Robert Kerr
Oklahoma
Truman
38Th Parallel
State Department
Dean Acheson
United Nations
Senate Armed Services Committee
Acheson
United Nations Battle Report
United Nations Command
Kerr
Robert Taft
Asia
Truman Democrats
China
King Features Syn
Car Victim Paul Romero In Fair Condition
Paul Romero a 21 month old child is in fair condition after being run over by an automobile. Attendants at St. Marys Hospital say he is stable. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Larry Romero of 1644 Cleveland and was struck by an car driven by his uncle Santis Lapario of 1320 Cleveland as Lapario started to drive away from the Romero home.
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Paul Romero
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Larry Romero
Cleveland
Santis Lapario
Lapario
Romero
Tunior Hi Y Names Officers at Sam Houston School
Johnny Nichols is elected president of the Sam Houston Junior High Hi Y Club succeeding Robert Frazier. New officers include Jack Tom Riley as vice president Robert Hall as secretary and Buzzy Rowe as treasurer. Suez Canal traffic continues to increase despite the opening of the Trans Arabia oil pipeline.
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Johnny Nichols
Fountain
Sam Houston Junior High School
Robert Frazier
Jack Tom Riley
West Third
Robert Hall
Bowie
Buzzy Rowe
Samar
Suez Canal
Trans-Arabia
Colorado Mining Students on Tour
Fourteen Colorado School of Mines seniors will tour Amarillo the week of exposure to oil and gas facilities. J. O. Ball and H. H. Geissler lead the group visiting Exell helium plant, Phillips refinery, carbon black plants, Cactus nitrate plant, and Dumas gasoline plant for practical training before graduation May 25.
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Colorado School of Mines
Amarillo
Texas
Oklahoma Panhandle
Petroleum
J. O. Ball
H. H. Geissler
Exell
Phillips
Phillips Carbon Black
Cactus Nitrate
Dumas
Mrs. Ella Mayes Taken by Death in Amarillo
Mrs. Ella Mae Mayes 69 died at 1 15 a m at home 3810 Hayden after a long Amarillo stay since 1909. Born November 20 1881 in Missouri she leaves husband B S Mayes three sons James Roy Lee Claude and a brother J A Jerman of El Paso. Also six grandchildren Pauline Ballard Ronald Gilbert Roy Betty Dell Claudine Beverly Ann. Funeral arrangements to be announced by Blackburn Shaw Funeral Home.
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Ella Mae Mayes
Hayden
State Meeting for Housing Discussion in Amarillo
The Home and Property Owners Association of Amarillo and Amarillo Air Force Base officials will meet at 12 o clock Wednesday in the XIT room at the Herring Hotel to discuss housing problems. Lt Col Mosley and Lt Hopf will head the military group. John G Brown, alliance president, will chair. The meeting aims to foster friendly relations and present the military viewpoint on housing. open to all property owners.
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Home and Property Owners Association of
Amarillo
Amarillo Air Force Base
Herring Hotel
Thomas L. Mosley
Carl Hopf
John G. Brown
Alliance
Brown
Board of Insurance Commissioners
State of Texas
Austin
Texas
American Mutual Reinsurance Company
Chicago
Illinois
George B. Butler
Wearing Apparel Reported Stolen From Bailey Yard
A quantity of clothing was stolen from the yard of Mrs. Fred Bailey, prompting a police report and investigation into the theft.
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Fred Bailey
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Washington Monument
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Keith
Harrison
Hughes
Earl Kent
Kent Studio
Pho
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Jack Sorelle
Fillmore
Lith and
Taylor
Meyers Motor CO
Polk
Chrysler
Hedgecoke Motor CO
DODGE
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Lubbock
Kenneth Brack
Odessa
J. D. Kirk
Dick Turner
Mister Burns
Cuties
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Colorado Mining
Amarillo Globe
Globe News
Bailey
Ruth Brooks
Floyd V. Studer
American United Life Insurance Company
Amarillo Bldg
Amarillo, Texas
Ella Mayes
MEADS
Uncle Sam
America
Sam
Water CO
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M&s
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