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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1951

Page

7

Phone Rate Talks Resume Between City and Company

City commission meets at 4 PM with Houston auditor EF W Pierson of Arthur Andersen & Co to discuss a proposed rate increase by Southwestern Bell. The company seeks earnings growth over 40 percent with rate hikes from 47 to 85 percent. Pierson led city investigations and urged a 28 percent earnings rise. Southwestern Bell is represented by Matt Williams of Dallas and A O Thomas of Amarillo.

Telephone Company City Commission EF. W. Pierson Houston Arthur Anderson & Co Pierson Anderson Company Telephone Southwestern Bell Telephone Company Matt Williams Dallas A. O. Thomas Amarillo

Sign Radio Agreement In Colombo Broadcast Link

Ceylon and the United States concluded an agreement to relay Voice of America broadcasts over Radio Ceylon. Programs begin tonight with special equipment supplied by the United States.

Colombo Ceylon United States Voice of America Radio Ceylon

Millionth stockholder for telephone company heard

A. O. Thomas of Southwestern Bell announced that American Tel and Tel has reached one million stockholders, making the Bell System the first U.S. company to reach that mark. The Brady Dentons, the millionth stockholders, are a Texas family with three young children and plans for college education. In Texas, about 15,000 shareholders own 485,000 shares and receive over 4.3 million in annual dividends as the Bell System continues a postwar expansion costing 336 million in Texas and 5.8 million in Amarillo since the war's end.

American Telephone & Telegraph Brady Denton Saginaw Mich American Telephone & Telegraph Co Denton Dorothy United States American Telephone and Telegraph Co A. O. Thomas Southwestern Bell Telephone Co American Tel and Tel Southwestern Bell Brady Dentons Dentons Thomas Bell System Texas Amarillo

Child's Condition Is Just Fine After Accident

Mary Ellen Chillders four years old daughter of Mr and Mrs L V Sue Chillders of 3706 Harrison was described as just fine at St Anthony's Hospital this morning. The child was hurt last Thursday when a large splinter pierced her abdomen while she slid down a plank by a picket fence. An emergency operation followed as the splinter punctured her intestines nine times.

Mary Ellen Chillders L. V. “Sue” Chillders Harrison St. Anthony's Hospital Mary Ellen

Will Address Baptists Here

Dr. Harvey H. Springer of Englewood Colorado will speak at Glenwood and Central Baptist Churches this week. He is a former pastor of Englewood’s First Baptist and hosts a daily radio program and The Western Voice weekly. He also sponsors the Silver State Youth Camp near Denver each August. All services are open to the public.

Harvey H. Springer Englewood Colo Glenwood Baptist Church Central Baptist Church Glenwood Panhandle Springer First Baptist Church Colorado Western Voice Silver State Jarr Canyon Denver Russia United States

School board approves new custodial employment policy

The school board set policies for maintenance and custodial staff including a hiring age cap of 49, staggered vacation and sick leave, a starting salary at 90 percent with raises totaling five percent at set milestones, and retirement ages of 65 for maintenance and 70 for janitorial workers. A salary schedule for these positions was approved.

Amarillo Gas Company appeal denied for HQ expansion

National Production Authority rejected the Amarillo Gas Company’s permit appeal to add to its 301 Taylor Street headquarters. President Herb Budke said no reason was given in NPR’s letter after revisions to reduce critical materials and a Washington appeal by Budke.

National Production Authority Amarillo Gas Company Taylor Herb Budke Amarillo Gas Co NPR Budke Washington Taylor Street

Expansion of Amarillo Air Base Building Program to Rehab WWII Structures

Tomorrow at 2 PM the Tulsa District Corps of Engineers will open informal proposals from Amarillo contractors for rehabilitating about 40 World War II era buildings at Amarillo Air Force Base. Buildings include warehouses cold storage hangars post exchange engine test para chute loft civilian dormitories fire stations and related facilities.

Amarillo Air Force Base Tulsa Corps of Engineers Amarillo

Security Officer At Pantex Appoints Joseph Segreti

Joseph Segreti has been assigned to Pantex Atomic Energy Plant as security officer. Walter Stagg, project engineer, announced the posting. Segreti will act as go between AEC and Procter and Gamble, ensuring compliance with all AEC rules and regulations.

Joseph Segreti Pantex Atomic Energy Plant Walter Stagg Mr. Segreti Atomic Energy Commission Procter & Gamble AEC

Rabbi Bluhm Sermon Theme Set For Temple Service

Rabbi Arthur Bluhm announces his Friday sermon topic A Mother's Glory to be delivered at Temple B'nai Israel. The Sabbath service begins tonight at eight o'clock and is open to the public.

Arthur Bluhm Temple B’nai Israel

Bids Opened for Pantex Fire Station and Buildings

Contracts due on Pantex Buildings include construction of a new fire station and four major buildings plus several auxiliaries. Bids to be opened this afternoon at the Herring Hotel. Col. Foster Furphy of Washington DC arrived for the opening.

Pantex Atomic Energy Plant Herring Hotel Col Foster Furphy Washington, DC

Pantex Trackage Bids Planned for June Opening

Bids for construction of 3.33 miles of new railroad track and rebuilding 5 percent miles of existing track at Pantex Atomic Energy Plant will be opened on June 26. Plans and specifications available June 1. Estimated cost ranges from $100,000 to $200,000.

Pantex Atomic Energy

Bombay grants beer licenses despite dry rule

The Indian State of Bombay, which became dry last April 1, has issued licenses permitting the manufacture and sale of beer containing not more than 2 percent alcohol.

Bombay

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