Bowen Cox Seeks Potter County District Clerk Post
Bowen Cox of 1322 Tyler, 38, a former bookkeeper, teacher and Army veteran, announces candidacy for Potter County district clerk. Cox, educated in Whitesboro and West Texas State College, has served as deputy county clerk and is active in Lions Club and veterans groups.
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Bowen Cox
Tyler
Potter County
Cox
Grayson County
Whitesboro
Canyon
West Texas State College
Texas Wheat Growers Association
Oklahoma Wheat Pool Elevator Corporation
England
Downtown Lions Club
The
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Polk Street Methodist Church
Australia
Hongkong
China
County Officials Push for Full Agency Cooperation
The sheriff's department, the county treasurer's office and the county auditor's office pledge full cooperation with the clerk's office to streamline operations and enhance interdepartmental collaboration.
Terrier Eats Strawberries Sparks Family Change
Lucky the fox terrier eyed the strawberry patch and began nibbling the ripe fruit. Mrs. Benton Walker of 1601-B Pierce now limits Lucky to the yard under close supervision as the Walkers also enjoy the berries.
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Lucky
Benton Walker
Pierce
Labor Agent Given Courthouse Office
T. L. Barnes district representative of the Texas Labor Department has been granted office space in the Potter County Courthouse. His office will be in the Place 2 justice court jury room. He will visit Amarillo Thursdays and Fridays each week to hear labor regulation complaints and receive business license applications. Headquarters are in Lubbock.
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T. L. Barnes
Texas Labor Department
Potter County Court House
Place 2
Justice Court
Amarillo
Mr. Barnes
State Labor Department
Lubbock
Call for Voluntary Property Renditions
City tax assessors urge owners to file voluntary renditions of current taxes before arbitrary assessments are set. Perry Burks says unrendered property faces compulsory valuation unless owners appear before the board of equalization. Assessors compile a list and will contact owners by telephone to obtain renditions.
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Perry Burks
Burks
Board of Equalization
Returns Conditions in China Must Be Terrible
Walter Hom, co-owner, laments strict return policies in China saying he avoids discussing the topic. The remark suggests frustration with market entry hurdles and consumer rights in the region.
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China
Prolonged Absence Return Impacts Asia Grocery Market
Asia Grocery & Market at 224 East Fifth welcomes back Mr. Hom after a 14 month absence he says left him lighter by 15 pounds. He cites inflation floods and fighting Chinese Communists with Russian weapons as causing chaos and starvation in China.
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Asia Grocery & Market
East Fifth
Hom
Amarillo
China
Cold Storage Plant Ready for Operation at English Field
The municipally owned cold storage plant at English Field annex is ready for business. Homer Jacobs of Polar Lockers has leased the facility from the city and will manage operations. A test run yesterday showed the plant in excellent order, located on the former Amario Army Airfield and acquired from War Assets Administration. Jacobs will pay the city 10 percent of gross receipts as rental.
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English Field Annex
Homer Jacobs
Jacobs
Polar Lockers
West Sixth
Mr. Jacobs
War Assets Administration
Amarilo Army Airfield
Two Youths Arrested With Stolen Scooter
Two youths were arrested in a boxcar where they were painting a motor scooter reported stolen from W. T. Mosley of 2501 West Sixth. One was 14 from St. Louis and the other 17 from Cheyenne. Police say the theft occurred about 1 or 2 this morning and the pair slept with the scooter after placing it in the boxcar near a Rock Island track at Tenth and Georgia.
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St. Louis
Cheyenne
W. T. Mosley
West Sixth
Mr. Mosley
Ranch-O-Tel
Rock Island
Tenth and
Georgia
Grain Price Trial Opens in U S Court
Hearings on the Office of Price Administration case against Sears and Teter Grain Company of Hereford opened in federal court today with a motion to dismiss. Attorneys for the grain company seek dismissal on improper filing and other grounds. The case involves more than one hundred carloads of sorghum grain sold to a distilling company.
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Office of Price Administration
Sears & Teter Grain Company
Hereford
Atorneys
Many Never Suspect Cause of Backaches
Readers learn tired kidneys may cause backaches and other pains as the article explains how kidneys filter acids and wastes from blood. It notes normal urine output around three pints daily and links kidney trouble to nagging backache, rheumatic pains, leg pains, and fatigue.
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Nature
Ice ages cover one fifth of earth surface study notes
A scientific report traces the last great advance of ice ages covering about one fifth of the planet. Researchers discuss the extent and impact of these glacial periods on landforms and climate.
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