Anti-Gambling Suit Delay at Rex Bar Proceedings Postponed
In 47th District Court a delay was ordered in the anti gambling suit against Rex Bar at 407 East Tenth due to illness of Constable J D Duke, a key witness who recently underwent major surgery. District Attorney Lloyd King and County Attorney Roy Snodgrass seek an injunction barring gambling on the premises and a postable bond requirement. a recent raid led to four arrests and guilty pleas in justice court. George Mc ee, attorney for the bar operators, moved to dismiss the Rex Bar case along with others filed last October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex
East Tenth
47Th District Court
J. D. Duke
Lloyd King
Roy Snodgrass
Justice Court
Rex Bar
George Mceee
Bar Operars
Open Burgess Burglary Trial
Weldon B. Burgess former Amarillo Fire Department member faces burglary charges in 47th District Court. He is accused of the Jan 2 break in at Kenneth Kohler Men’s Wear and connected to a Wheeler Brothers Auto Parts burglary. Burgess and Clyde Mullins were severed. Mullins’ attorney Clem Calhoun declined to stay for his case.
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Weldon B. Burgess
Amarillo
47Th District Court
Alabama
Kenneth Kohler
West Sixth
Wheeler Brothers Auto Parts
Burgess
Clyde Mullins
San Quentin
Hearing Set in OPA Case Against Sears and Teter Grain Co
Hearing on the Office of Price Administration case against Sears and Teter Grain Co of Hereford is scheduled in United States District Court. The firm is charged with selling grain to a distilling firm at seed grain prices allowed under OPA orders. The Sears and Teter case was filed over a year ago and moved between Fort Worth and Amarillo dockets.
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Office of Price Administration
Sears and Teter Grain Company
Hereford
United States District Court
Grain Company
OPA
Sears and Teter
Fort Worth
Amarillo
Juvenile Arrested In Cafe Burglary
A 14 year old youth from Salyersville Kentucky was arrested last night after breaking into the Lone Star Cafe at 413 East Tenth. He was spotted by a passerby and detained by Officers W. W. Hilton and Frank Coady who located him under a table. The youth was later transferred to county juvenile officers.
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Kentucky
Lone Star Cafe
East Tenth
Salyersville
W. W. Hilton
Frank Coady
Quarantine Ordered for Child with Scarlet Fever
Robert Simpson a four year old resident of 1510 West Twentieth was quarantined yesterday afternoon for scarlet fever by a city health department inspector and remains under isolation with his parents.
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Hal
Robert Simpson
West Twentieth
May Building Here Is Over $600 000
Foundation permit for the livestock pavilion at the Tri-State Fair grounds plus an addition permit for Wolflin School cafeteria boost May building commitments to 611742 dollars. Livestock building foundation covered 162 by 263 feet and cost 16082 dollars. Wolflin School cafeteria addition measures 2548 feet and costs 24300 dollars.
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May
Tri-State Fair Grounds
Wolflin
Injured Boys Remain in Hospitals After Traffic Crash
Two boys injured in separate traffic wrecks were hospitalized yesterday. Billy Lister, 7, remained in St. Anthony's Hospital with a fractured left collar bone and minor injuries. Norman McGill, 10, was in Northwest Texas Hospital, treated for injuries from a bicycle car collision at San Jacinto and Belleview. Police identified the drivers involved as Mrs. Terry M. Hamilton and Gene Grimland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Texas
St. Anthony's Hospital
Billy Lister
C. R. Lister
North East Eighth
Billy
Mirror
Terry M. Hamilton
Phillips
Norman McGill
Northwest Texas Hospital
Norman
San Jacinto
Belleview
Gene Grimland
Fairmont
UCT Supreme Counselor Visits Amarillo for Grand Council
Allard F. Brophy of Montreal, supreme counselor of United Commercial Travelers of America, arrives in Amarillo to review grand council arrangements. More than 500 traveling men are expected to attend the banquet and dance at 7:30 p.m. Friday at the Herring Hotel under Grand Counselor E. M. Dinty Benesch.
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Allard F. Brophy
Montreal
Canada
United Commercial Travelers of America
Amarillo
Herring Hotel
E. M. “Dinty” Benesch
Bates Charged In Theft From Person in Amarillo
Alfred Arthur Bates known as Cotton Bates, already jailed on a prior assault with intent to murder charge, faces a new count of theft from the person. He allegedly took $10 from R. T. Hatch at the Atlas Hotel on Third and Taylor after a shooting involving Leon Baker. Bates had been released on $1,500 bond pending the earlier case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Arthur Bates
Amarillo
Bates
Cotton Bates
R. T. Hatch
Hatch
Atlas Hotel
Third and Taylor
Leon Baker
New Windows Installed In Bert Levy's Store
Bert Levy's Clothing Store staff are installing new glass windows and window trims at the front after cracks appeared in three panes. Levy says the front will not be altered by the replacement.
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Bert Levy
Levy
Pazo ends piles pain with soothing ointment and suppositories
A soothing medicine for simple piles promises rapid relief from itching and pain. It soothes inflamed tissue lubricates hardened areas and reduces swelling. Available as suppositories and perforated tube ointment. Doctors may advise use. available at druggists.
Amarillo To Open SPEBSQSA Chapter
Folsom Jackson announced an organization meeting for a new SPEBSQSA chapter in Amarillo. The meeting set for 8 p.m. Tuesday June 1 will be at the Crystal Ballroom in the Herring Hotel with representatives from Borger Pampa and Lubbock. Jackson noted a nationwide revival of male singing and hope for about a hundred members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Spebsqsa
Society For the Preservation and Encouragement of
Bar_ Shop
Amerca
Folsom Jackson
Crystal Ballroom
Herring Hotel
Borger
Pampa
Lubbock
Jackson
Completing Specifications For Pavement Repair Work
H. R. Smith director of public works expects to finish street repair specifications in Amarillo today. He will submit them to City Manager N. V. Moss and the city commission for approval before bids are invited for a major street repair program. About $100,000 is expected to be spent this year to repair weather and wear damaged pavements.
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H. R. Smith
Public Works
Amarillo
Mr. Smith
N. V. Moss
City Commission
Mr. Moss
Henry Studio pupils to perform recital in Clarendon
Twenty five students from the Henry Studio of Music at 816 North Hughes will travel by chartered bus to a Clarendon school for a recital this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Studio of Music
North Hughes
Clarendon
Clarendon School
Burglars Hit Two Offices In Amarillo Building
Police said two offices in the Amarillo Building at Third and Polk were burglarized last night. Investigators reported nearly 8 dollars stolen from the National Carloading Company in Room 507 and a watch, 5 to 10 dollars in cash, and several keys taken from the Leon L. Hoyt and Company office in Room 510.
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Amarillo
Third
Polk
National Carloading Company
Leon L. Hoyt and Company
Wilson Denies Case Dismissal in Carbon Company Suit
In U S District Court Judge James C. Wilson overruled a motion to dismiss the long running portal to portal pay case brought by Joe Easter and others against United Carbon Company. The 1947 suit claims employees must be paid for time spent on company premises beyond regular hours. Hearing dates are not yet set.
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Portal To Portal
Joe Easter
United Carbon Company
United States District Court
James C. Wilson
Joe B. Dooley
Carbon Company
Mertox Compound Promised Quick Rheumatic Relief
Dallas reader J C Kirke reports fifteen years of rheumatic shoulder pain improved quickly after using Mertox Compound. He cites relief from gas and bloating, headaches, and restored energy, plus easier eating and regular bowels. The ad notes the reduced price and Texas druggists selling the product.
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J. C. Kirkeland
Dallas
Texas
Dallas Man Honored for Distinguished Public Service
L. E. Lumpkin of Dallas received a pasteur medal for distinguished public service from the milk industry foundation. Lumpkin, a Borden Company employee, saved an elderly woman from a clothes fire, one of 16 award presentations made yesterday.
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Dallas
New York
L. E. Lumpkin
Pasteur Medal
the Milk Industry Foundation
Lumpkin
The
Borden Company
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News-Globe
UCT
Globe-News
Philco
Hotpoint
Wilson
Mertox
Michael R. Lindsey
George C. Kiker, C. P.A
Lindsey G& Kiker
Certified Public Accountants
Barfield Building
Amarillo, Texas
Panhandle
Reid’s
Georgia
Mormac
Bugs Mohawk
Nye-Wait
Firth
Karaghousian
Magee
Alexander-Smith
Art Loom
Roxbury
Wiseum
Mormac’s
Goodrich Rubber Products
Chrome
Mormacs
Mormac's Craftsmen
Nsuring
Skyway Service
Sentile
Fst Scien
Guiteilahtates
Hamilton
America
A. Clara
Myron
UW Acwers Jewelers
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