Tagged Fish Prizes Given at Buffalo Lake Rodeo
Gunn Brothers donated the latest tagged fish prize won by Richard Estridge who landed a bluegill tagged POSC 5-46 and chose $5 in fishing tackle. W A Sampson won a water scope from Henry Blackburn Sporting Goods for a crappie tagged POSC 50-255. Other prizes included ice cream from The Borden Company and Brooks Drug Stores, Boogie Woogie lures, minnows from Big Foot Service Station, with nearly 40 tagged fish prize awards since May 7.
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Gunn Brothers
Buffalo Lake
Richard Estridge
Louisiana
Mr. Estridge
W. A. Sampson
Fritch
Henry Blackburn Sporting Goods Company
Estridge
Mr. Sampson
POSC
Borden Company
Boogie Lure Company
Big Foot
Canyon Highway
Brooks Drug Stores
Stolen Home Plate at Amarillo High School
Amarillo High School players found the five covered home plate missing from the Fifteenth and Tyler field this morning. No clues as to the thief, and the base's loss will not be credited as a score nor a hit.
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Amarillo
Fifteenth
Tyler
Fish Catches Rise Before Rodeo Start
Fish were caught before the rodeo began, pushing the total caught to more than ten percent of the tagged fish.
90 Degree Heat Expected With Clear Amarillo Forecast
Amarillo and surrounding areas expect clear skies tonight and tomorrow night with partly cloudy conditions tomorrow afternoon and evening. Warm trend continues with Thursday high of 90 degrees and tonight's low around 60. Yesterday's high was 86 and last night dipped to 58. A trace of precipitation was reported near Clayton, NM.
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Amarillo
Clayton
Britain Decorates Two Airmen for Jungle Strikes
Two Royal Air Force airmen were decorated for successful jungle strikes against Malayan bandits. The honors recognize their bravery and accuracy in operations during counter insurgency missions in the Malayan jungle.
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Britain
Building permits in 215 cities hit new US record
Dun & Bradstreet reports 215 cities set a record for the first four months of this year with permit valuations totaling 1,572,993,049 dollars, up 37.9 percent from last year and 21.5 percent above the 1929 comparable period. April permits reached 445,978,656 dollars, just under March’s 448,893,654 and well above April 1949.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet
Courthouse Records Warrants Deeds and a Divorce
A series of warranty deeds records transfers among multiple parties including Potter to Cox, Twaddell to Kennedy, Coe to Daugherty, Burnett to Bivins, Summers to Bur nett, Clauson to Warren and Hill, Reynolds to Coo ley, Keeling to Hensley, Clauson to Hill, Hill to Clauson, Seale to Brent, Wolflin Park to Lawdon, Moore to Fisher, Roberts to Hicks. District Court records show the divorce case Torrance versus Torrance.
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Charles Potter
Frank Cox
Southside
M. N. Twaddell
Jack Kennedy
University Heights
J. B. Coe
H. W. Daugherty
Plemons
A. Burnett
Mary Miles Bivins Batson
J. L. Summers
Anne Clifton Summers
R. A. Burnett
J. L
North Highlands
Cecil EB. Hill
T. J. Clauson
T. F. McGee
Fred M. Seale
Lillian Blanche Brent
Wolflin Park, Inc
M. ©. Lawdon
Wolflin Park
Mary Moore
Matt Fisher
G&s. J
Voluminous News: City Edition Renews Print Ambition
A major metropolitan paper plans a heftier edition, promising extensive coverage beyond ads and a publication size likened to a short book. Editors emphasize depth, investigative work, and expanded features to match a reader’s appetite for in-depth reporting.
Clean-Up Week urged in Amarillo health drive
Leonard Nussbaum urges Amarillo citizens to back a week long clean-up campaign to improve health. He calls it a war on filth, noting disease follows filth and an 80 000 person potential force to tackle trash citywide. The drive, now in its fourth day, uses trucks to remove tons of waste as Thursday focuses on yards and industrial areas. The campaign is sponsored by the chamber of commerce civic affairs committee with Bob Kesterson as head and John Bliss and Bill Ford as co chairs.
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Leonard Nussbaum
Amarillo
Nussbaum
Chamber of Commerce
Bob Kesterson
John Bliss
Bill Ford
Hamburg Firm Converts Fish Oil Into Edible Fats
A Hamburg based company processes fish oil into edible fats, advancing its production line for food grade fats. Local operations focus on refining omega rich derivatives for consumer use and potential export. The project underscores Germanys growing edible oil sector.
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Hamburg
Germany
Indians in Guatemala City Majority Population
About 60 percent of Guatemala’s 3 643 000 people are Indians. The property-holding class consists of roughly 200 000 individuals of Spanish or other European descent.
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Guatemala City
Guatemala
Betty Lou Lobb Endorses HADACOL In Public Letter
Oklahoma City resident Betty Lou Lobb shares a testimonial about HADACOL, reporting relief from stomach distress nervousness and lack of appetite after using the product. The note emphasizes the medicine treats indigestion gas heartburn and deficiencies of vitamins B and B complex iron and niacin with continued use preventing recurrence. Trial size costs $1.25 and large family or hospital size $3.50.
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Betty Lou Lobb
Oklahoma City
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Globe
Walter H. Juniper
West Texas State College
Canyon
Veterans’ Administration
Juniper
Juke Box of
Yesteryear
KGNC
Peerless Cleaners
ATH
Geo. Nichols
Plains Plumbing CO
CROWE
Guide Cement
Globe-News
Aluminum
Crowe-Guide Cement
Ancarille
W.tyler
Peacock
GEO. A. Dickel Distilling Company
Louisville, Kentucky
Courthouse Records
Cove
Eee
Zere
Taylor
Sim Kelly
June Davis
Amarillo Country Club
Seiwell Drug
N. Fillmore
Polk St
4Th Ave
Fourth Avenue
FDIC
U.S. Depository
Hadacol
Lewis
Cumi
Polk
Lewis Jewelers
Texas
Tate
Olive Cjewelers
Eac
Orner
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