Plan Drive To Aid USC In Amarillo
Amarillo officials launch a nationwide fundraising drive to meet a 1952 goal of 18 624 854 dollars for armed forces and civilian defense needs and to ship clothing to Korea. H R Budke of the Amarillo Community Chest announced the plan after a letter from FE Roberts president of the United States Defense Fund. Most funds will support the United Service Organizations which plans to establish a USO in Amarillo.
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Amarillo
Korea
H. R. Budke
Singing Convention Elects C. F. Gardner
C. F. Gardner elected president of the Potter County unit of the Plateau Singing Convention at Bethel Tabernacle. Tom Rhea named vice president and Mrs Pauline Beer secretary. Advisory board includes C Payne F P Trimble and E E Carlile. Meeting planned six months hence at the same venue. Dalhart Dallam County unit to hold semiannual meeting Sunday at Kelly Hill School.
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Potter County
Plateau Singing Convention
C. F. Gardner
Lake
Bethel Tabernacle
Tom Rhea
West Fourth
Pauline Beer
Julian
C Payne
McMasters
F. P. Trimble
North Rusk
E. E. Carlile
East Fourteenth
Dallam
Wnit
Kelly Hill
Dalhart
John F. Taylor
Plateau
Harland Collinses Welcome Baby Son in College Station
Harland and Peggy Dryden Collins announce the birth of a son in College Station on a Monday night. The newborn follows paternal Sandie legacy from Texas A&M. Grandparents Mr and Mrs B H Collins and Mr and Mrs Fay Dryden traveled to see the new grandson as reporters note the family ties.
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Bill Defoe
Golden Sandie
Harland Collins
College Station
Papa
Texas A&m
Collins
Peggy Dryden
Fay Dryden
Taylor
OPS Restaurant Rulings Discussed in Amarillo
Alton Taylor of the Office of Price Stabilization food branch in Lubbock spent the day in Amarillo answering questions on restaurant operations under ceiling price control. Every Tuesday OPS district office sends a specialist to Amarillo to confer with merchants on mezzanine floor of the Herring Hotel. Next Tuesday Fidel R. Eggel, specialist in industrial materials, will be at the Herring Hotel to answer questions regarding Regulation No. 22.
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Alton Taylor
Office of Price Stabilization Food
Lubbock
Amarillo
OPS District
North Plains
Herring
Televised Operation By Dr Vick At Osteopathic Convention
Dr Lester J Vick an Amarillo osteopathic surgeon was among eight surgeons performing a televised operation in Flint Michigan at the 25th national convention of the American Osteopathic Society of Proctology The color broadcast marked Flint s first such telecast shown on two hotel ballroom screens The surgeon had attended the Texas Association of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons in Houston before heading to Flint to visit his son George Bob at Yale University.
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Amarillo
Lester J. Vick
Flint
Mich
American Osteopathic Society of Proctology
Hotel Durant
Vick
Texas Association of Osteopathic Physicians
Houston
George Bob
Yale University
Seniors To Give Radio Program From Amarillo High School
A program by graduating seniors of Amarillo High School airs tonight on Radio Station KLYN from 7 to 8 o clock. Dale Wood will host and interview the students. Participants include Betty Lindsey valedictorian Lois Weksler salutatorian Audrey Pose Sandstorm business manager Sue Dearley Sandstorm editor Judy Boozer La Rirosa business manager Nancy Bursey Sandstorm editorial editor Joe Saunders senior class president Bobby Hibbs vice president Max Motley Sandstorm feature editor F T Crews La Airosa editor Ara Cox La Airosa associate editor FE G Sanders sports reporters Chuck Newman sports reporter and cheerleader.
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Amarillo High School
KLYN
Dale Wood
Betty Lindsey
Lois Weksler
Audrey Pose
Sue Dearley
Judy Boozer
la Rirosa
Nancy Bursey
Joe Saunders
Bobby Hibbs
Max Motley
F. T. Crews
la Airosa
Ara Cox
FE. G. Sanders
Chuck Newman
No Meeting Set On Pay Increases
Potter County commissioners have not yet scheduled a meeting with Northwest Texas Hospital board to discuss personnel pay raises. County Judge Gene Jordan said the board granted a 10 percent raise for all employees without commissioner consent and noted the hospital deficit exceeds the county budget. The raises take effect with the May 26 pay period.
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Potter County
Board of Managers
Northwest Texas Hospital
Gene Jordan
Postal pusher tested in Westfield for mail delivery
Westfield Massachusetts a two wheeled rubber tired vehicle built by Westfield Manufacturing Co is being tested by the post office department to ease the letter carrier workload If practicable it may replace heavy mail bags and lighten tasks for letter carriers
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Westfield
Mass
U.P
Westfield Manufacturing Co
Post Office Department
Amarillo High School Senior Dinner Friday Night
Amarillo High School will host a 7 PM senior dinner at the Herring Hotel Crystal Ballroom with emcee Joe Saunders and invocation by Johnny Isaacs. Seniors perform a skit Just Between Us Girls and Sandie Cowpokes entertainment, plus Bel Canto Chorus music Memory Melodies.
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Amarillo High School
Herring Hotel
Joe Saunders
Johnny Isaacs
Stanley Pittman
Bob Hibbs
Corney Mack
Bob Stuart
Sandie
Sandie Cowpokes
Bob Davis
Adam Ortiz
Sally Bivins
David West
Kenneth Box
Walter Foster
Darrel Bains
Alice Whitfield
Bill McCrary
Bel Canto Chorale
Mike Flynn
Bette Hickerson
Dan Bill Pavillard
Carldene Williams
Bette Marsh
Bob Bruce
Lela Crossett
van Bruner
Collegians
Woman Draws Jail Sentence In Aggravated Assault Case
Lela Jenkins of 908 North Louisiana was sentenced to 30 days in Potter County jail after pleading guilty to aggravated assault for striking E. D. McBride at Earle Hotel with a broken beer bottle. County Judge Gene Jordan assessed the sentence.
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Lela Jenkins
North
Louisiana
Potter County
E. D. McBride
Earle
Gene Jordan
Try Anderson on Murder Charge
Hearing of testimony began in the trial of John Duke Anderson in 47th Pistons Court. The Amarillo Negro is charged with murder in the stabbing of Leon DeBose. A jury was completed yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John “Duke
Anderson
47Th Pistons Court
Leon DeBose
Amarillo Negro
Get Back to Normal On Air Base Work
Work resumed at Amarillo Air Force Base on a near full schedule with Del E Webb Construction crews back to full strength after yesterday’s reduced output. Lively Electric of Borger begins electrical distribution work, Barfield Construction starts rehabilitation of WWII buildings, and Bell Braden Barker Gilvin begins underground utilities as crews resume after rains.
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Amarillo Air Force Base
John Soderberg
Soderberg
del E. Webb Construction Company
Lively Electric Company
Borger
Barfield Construction Company
Bell, Braden, Barker and Gilvin
Plumbers Meet Tomorrow Noon in Amarillo
The Associated Plumbing Contractors of Amarillo will host a noon luncheon at Long Champ Cafe to discuss an apprenticeship program. Speakers include Archie Pool, Amarillo High School instructor, and Stanley Troth, business manager of Local No. 196. Curtis O. Burke, association president, will serve as master of ceremonies.
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Associated Plumbing Contractors of
Amarillo
Long Champ Cafe
Archie Pool
Stanley Troth
Curtis O. Burke
Shippers Board To Open Meet At Herring Hotel
The Southwest Shippers Advisory Board begins a two day meeting here tomorrow with topics on freight car supply handling and storage of the 1951 grain crop and the impact of the national emergency on transportation. Committees will meet with public sessions at 9 30 Thursday morning in the Old Tascosa Room. Board and railroad committees will report on economic conditions across the Southwest.
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Southwest Shippers Advisory Board
Herring Hotel
Southwest
Powder Identified as Deactivated TNT Found Near Cliffside
Five Pleasant Valley teenagers found five barrels of powder on a creek edge twenty two miles southwest of Cliffside. Authorities said the powder is non explosive and samples were sent to the Department of Public Safety laboratories in Austin for analysis.
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Pleasant Valley
Cliffside
Department of Public Safety Laboratories
Austin
Gets Jail Sentence On Theft Charge
James Shofner was sentenced to day to 20 days in Potter County Jail after entering a plea of guilty on theft charges. Shofner, 512 Monroe, was charged with theft of a paint spray gun from Cecil Robertson, 804 Cleveland. Globe News, Want Ads Get Results!
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James Shofner
Potter County
Shofner
Monroe
Cecil Robertson
Cleveland
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Singing Convention
Harland Collinses
OPS
DR. Vick
Mr. Soderberg
Gladys’ Beauty Service
Gene Colgrove
Fair of
Sth St. Overpass
Shippers Board
Globe News
P.S
THE _ YLee HOWARD
Smith CO
Polk
FARM and HOME + SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION
Ordway-Saunders CO
Globe-News
OF Tire Service
Goodyear
Gunn Bros
Harrison
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