Amarillo Forecast Warm With Scattered Clouds Tomorrow
Am arillo and vicinity expect clear skies with warmer temperatures and some scattered clouds after noon. High near 91 degrees, low around 58, with trace precipitation overnight. Five day outlook calls for about six degrees above normal and locally light rain starting Thursday into Friday. Various towns report moisture totals from trace to 2.84 inches in the past week.
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Amarillo
H. C. Winburn
Amarillo Air Terminal
Follett
Stratford
Panhandle
Dalhart
Weather Bureau
Borger
Childress
Clarendon
Claude
Dumas
Hereford
Lubbock
Memphis
Miami
Shamrock
Spearman
Tulsa
Vega
Beaver
Okla
Boise City
Buffalo
Gage
Guyman
Woodward
Clayton
Clovis
and Tucumcari
Gold Found on Washington Farm
Mrs Grace Melick discovered a quartz ledge on her farm five miles south of Port Angeles containing $123.60 per ton in gold with trace silver. Seattle assayers confirmed the find and a rush of lease applications followed from county officials noting the surrounding acreage.
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Port Angeles
Wash
Grace Melick
Here
Seattle
Melick
Dumas Dogie Day and Clovis Pioneer Day Delegations Planned
The Reception and Goodwill Committee of the Chamber of Commerce led by George Hammock met to plan delegations to the Dumas Dogie Day celebration next Saturday and to Clovis Pioneer Day on June 2. They discussed hosting the Texas Chamber of Commerce managers convention June 4 to 6, and Hammock said the South Plains Pecos Valley goodwill trip was postponed to next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
George Hammock
Texas Chamber of Commerce
Hammock
South Plains
Political Ads Open in 1950 Fair Catalogues
The Tri-State Fair catalogues now accept political ads. The executive committee announced that all candidates may run campaign announcements in the catalogue. Republican backers of Congressman Ben Guill had asked for and were granted space in the catalogue and premium list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-State Fair
Association
Ben Guill
Testing Equipment At Thompson Park Pool Opens Soon
Filtration and pumping gear at Thompson Park Swimming Pool was tested today in preparation for a forthcoming opening. Park superintendent Mark T. Miles and recreation director Jack Haas checked equipment and declared the pool in better condition than ever.
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Thompson Park Swimming Pool
Mark T. Miles
Jack Haas
Mr. Miles
Divorce Suits Top Civil Cases in Potter County
Potter County records show a divorce surge with 82 civil suits filed between May 1 and now. Of these, 55 are divorce cases, a rate well above normal, according to District Clerk Ben Smith.
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Potter County
Ben Smith
Bond Set In Theft Case For Anderson Hall
Justice of the Peace Charles Carder set a $2,000 bond this morning for Anderson Hall, charged with robbery linked to a $135 theft. Floyd Robinson testified he was robbed at 1014 North West Third on Saturday morning. Hall was remanded to jail in lieu of bond.
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Anderson Hall
Justice of the Peace
Charles Carder
Hall
Floyd Robinson
North West Third
Laura Wheeler Needlecraft patterns and book ad
Cross stitch rose motifs are simple to embroider with initials optional. Pattern 931 transfer details and Laura Wheeler improved pattern charts, photos, directions. Send twenty cents to The Amarillo Globe News Needlecraft Dept. Print name address and zone. Includes crochet knitting embroidery patterns and free sample.
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Laura Wheeler
Amarillo Globe News
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
Council Amends Its By-Laws In Amarillo Meeting
Amarillo Community Council ratified two by law amendments. The council will meet three times annually in January May and September while its three divisions keep monthly meetings. Six new members were added to the executive committee bringing it to sixteen.
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Amarillo
Percy Blackburn
John Ekelund
J. R. Brown
Bob Crudgington
Community Chest
E. C. Lacy
Sam Seay
Panhandle
The
Texas Social Welfare Workers
Amarillo Junior League
Officer with a Heart for Those Suffering from Bad Checks
Deputy Sheriff Woody Riner faces two small cases of worthless checks under $5. One $3.55 grocery claim and a $3.95 liquor charge threaten jail for the men, yet would harm their wives and three children. He weighs arrest against starving families while officials process the warrants impersonally and without empathy.
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Norton Spryde
Woody Riner
Riner
Justice of the Peace
Bakers Meeting Closes Tonight Banquet Ends Three Day Convention
The Southwest Bakers Association wraps up a three day gathering with a 7 30 banquet in the Old Tascosa Room at the Herring Hotel. Morning sessions covered balancing formulas fermentation and packaging. Delegates compete in an afternoon golf tournament at Amarillo Country Club. A noon luncheon honored wives of members at the Amarillo Country Club.
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Southwest Bakers Association
Tascosa
Herring Hotel
Amarillo Country Club
Association
Thirteen states drive half of the nation's egg output
The article lists Illinois Indiana Kentucky Iowa Kansas Michigan Missouri Nebraska Ohio North Dakota South Dakota Minnesota and Wisconsin as the thirteen states producing about half of the United States eggs, highlighting their dominance in egg production.
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Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Iowa
Kansas
Michigan
Missouri
Nebraska
Ohio
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Town and Co Hi Neighbor Local Radio Rundown
A garbled morning news and radio program roundup lists hosts and segments across sports music and local updates. The snippet mentions Bob Wills Eddie Arnold Curt Massey Cedric Foster and XIT Boys alongside various shows and time slots.
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Town & Co
iPierce Brool
Icbs
Pione
Sons of Pio
Webber
Lionel Barrymo
Arthur Godfrey
Our Gal
Bob Wills
Eddie Arnold
Grady Cole
Klyn Kowboys
Broadway Parade
Navy
Juke Box
St. Louis
Narcotics Free For Teen-Agers
CHICAGO May 23 UPI A university vice president says narcotics peddlers give free samples to lure teens into addiction. Dr Andrew C Ivy of the University of Illinois testified that youth addicts rise daily in the Chicago area. A narcotics sergeant cites three doses as enough to trap youths, with young agents common in peddler rings. Police report a 14 year old girl both addict and peddler. About 25 percent of 1000 addicts seized last year were under 21.
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Chicago
U.P
Andrew C. Ivy
University of Illinois
Chicago Crime Prevention Bureau
John Mangin
Chicago Narcotics Squad
Occupational Accidents Kill 15000 in 1949 Versus 16000 Prior
Occupational accidents caused 15 000 deaths in 1949, down from 16 000 in 1948. Public accidents excluding motor vehicle incidents totaled 16 000 lives, 500 fewer than the previous year.
Two Plead Guilty In County Court
A Potter County Court session ended with two men pleading guilty and a witness out of town. Clark Walling received 10 days in jail plus costs for aggravated assault. Arvil Morris drew 25 days plus costs for writing a $25 worthless check at the Diamond Drive-In.
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Potter County
Gene Jordan
Clark Walling
Travis
George Groves
Arvil Morris
Diamond Drive-In
Jolson's Son Survives After Swallowing Aspirin
Asa Jolson, two, climbed to a medicine cabinet and swallowed twenty aspirin tablets. He was rushed to an emergency hospital where a stomach pump recovered most of the pills, in Van Nuys California.
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van Nuys
Cal
al Jolson
Asa
Puerto Rico Declared United States Citizens in 1917
In 1917 Puerto Ricans were granted citizenship of the United States, marking a major shift in their political and legal status. The change integrated Puerto Rico more fully into the U.S. constitutional framework and affected civil rights, eligibility for U.S. elections, and national identity.
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Puerto Rico
United States
Lest They Forget Boston Old Lang Sign Co. Greeting
Old acquaintances become welcome customers at the Old Lang Sign Company in Boston as workers recall past ties and greet familiar faces returning to the shop.
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Boston
U.P
Old Lang Sign Co
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