Weather and letters from the Panhandle town
The column discusses a volatile weather pattern with sun hopes and storm risks across the plains. It includes reader letters about a missing dog, bird protection, ant poison effects, and local civic notes, plus a note on a new Amarillo hillbilly orchestra set to open June 5 at Rainbow Gardens and plans for quarter horse racing in Amarillo and Houston.
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Mr. Tack
Ray Daniels
Dumas
Amarillo
Bob Struble
Floyd Sikes
Jim Campbell
Rainbow Gardens
United States
Amarillo Dog Problem Prompts Public Letter to Mayor
A reader in Amarillo describes a brutal dog attack on a calf and condemns loose roaming dogs and lack of enforcement. The letter urges stricter dog control, more dog catchers, and action by the mayor and commissioners to address the growing nuisance and health concerns.
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Amarillo
Lawrence Hagg
Two Amarillo Officers Appointed to 142nd Infantry
Adjutant General Arthur B. Knickerbocker announced the Texas National Guard 142nd Infantry will add two officers. Douglas E. Smith becomes second lieutenant in Company H as heavy weapons platoon leader. Charles E. Crowell is appointed warrant officer junior grade as post officer and assistant adjutant.
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142Nd Infantry
Texas National Guard
Arthur B. Knickerbocker
Amarillo
Douglas E. Smith
142Nd
Charles E. Crowell
Smith
Crowell
Vandal Slashes Upholstery In City Police Squad Car
A police traffic scout car parked before the station was found with deep knife slashes across the rear of the front seat on the driver's side. The damage cut through new seat covers and upholstery while officers prepared a collision report.
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Police Department
School Superintendent Speaks At Optimist Club Meeting
Chas. M. Rogers, Amarillo schools superintendent, spoke at the Optimist Club noon meeting on building costs for new schools and teacher salaries. Dr. R. P. Parcells introduced him. Bill Fairley joined as a member while Bill Gunn and Harvey Corn attended as guests.
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Amarillo
Judgment Forfeits Bond In Forgery Case
Judgment forfeiting the bond of Jimmy Reese charged with forging a $200 check and signing the name Gladys Landrum at 3201 Jackson was entered in 47th District Court. The check dated December 1, 1946, case set for trial February 24.
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Jimmy Reese
47Th District Court
Reese
Gladys Landrum
Jackson
Jack Berry Jailed on Federal Charges
Jack W. Berry, 24, is jailed in Potter County on federal charges of transporting a stolen motor vehicle across state lines. The case was filed in federal court at Boise Idaho and the arrest was made by county sheriff's deputies.
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van Buren Street
Jack W. Berry
Potter County
Boise
Idaho
Sheriff's Department
Markets and Livestock Reports From Chicago and Kansas City
Grain prices mixed as wheat futures show varied highs and lows while cattle hog and sheep bids move in Kansas City and Chicago. USDA notes and market observers report steady to uneven demand with calves and sows priced between mid teens and mid twenties, reflecting regional supply and demand dynamics.
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Kansas City
USDA
Chicago
Scarlet fever quarantine for Whittenburg Hawks child
Eight year old Whittenburg Hawks is quarantined at home with scarlet fever after city health officers ordered the quarantine yesterday. She lives with her parents Mr and Mrs A W Hawks at 2037 Lipscomb.
Richardson Receives Two-Year Burglary Sentences
James Richardson, Amarillo youth, is sentenced to two years on each of two burglary charges in 47th District Court at Claude for break ins at Weeks Bagwell Elevator and Farmers Grain Implement. Robert Lincoln Jones will be tried here on a venue change. Billy Dendy already received two two year terms.
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James Richardson
Amarillo
47Th District
Claude
Weeks & Bagwell Elevator
Farmers Grain & Implement Company
Robert Lincoln Jones
Armstrong County
Lloyd King
Billy Dendy
Dusty Miller
Capture of masked gunmen near Rich Square narrows suspects
The article details the capture of a Negro suspect after a high school alarm for a reported ambush. Patrolman Outland took the prisoner to Northampton County jail soon before midnight. Jailer Edwards recalls only the eyes of three masked men and notes pistols that appeared to be .38 caliber automatics.
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Bush
Outland
Northampton County
Rich Square
Herald-News
Edwards
Waitress Reflects On Music Past And Stage Fright
A waitress and former player mentions her favorite record Ave Maria by Marian Anderson. She notes the contralto quality, recalls timidity in youth, and blushes as she realizes she spoke aloud while returning to the counter at 11 30.
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Marian Anderson
May's Trial Nears End As Recording Bid Stir
Attorney Margiotti said he would introduce a voice recording by Maj. Gen. William N. Porter to counter testimony about conversations with May. The court blocked May testimony linking politics to the Senate probe of the May Garsson deals. May said Cumberland Lumber Co was sold before learning of the Senate inquiry, while the government claims the sale concealed bribe payments.
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May
Senate
House Banker's Long Trial Uncovers $143,000 Shortage
In the aftermath of a Democratic sweep in November the House Bank audit revealed a $143,000 deficit. Kenneth Romney, sergeant at arms, was indicted and faced a three day trial with witnesses detailing rubber checks and peculiar deals linked to the so called House Bank. Romney's defense rested on his plea.
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Kenneth Romney
Joe Martin
Romney
House Bank
Adlerika Tone-Up laxative advert promises relief
An old advertisement touts Adlerika as a new Tone-Up laxative that stimulates sluggish intestines and moves waste gently through the digestive tract. It urges readers to purchase at drug stores and follow directions for safe use.
No Guilty Verdict Cited in Local Court Case
The defense offered no witnesses. Prosecution witnesses largely spoke for the defense. The jury deliberated under two hours. Kenneth Junior served as a sergeant in the Army, a point his father proudly touted as they left the courtroom with defiant pride.
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Romney
Kenneth
Police recover stolen 1935 Ford coach
Police recovered a car stolen Wednesday night from Harold Hedges at 1709 B Pierce. Officers found the 1935 Ford coach abandoned at the Tri-State Fair grounds after being taken from 812 Buchanan.
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Harold Hedges
Pierce
Tri-State Fair Grounds
Buchanan
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