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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1950

Page

17

Panhandle game law revisions proposed by new Texas agency

The Texas Game Fish and Oyster Commission announced radical limits on panhandle game fish and trotline rules as it takes over regulation Sept. 1. Hearings in Amarillo and seven other towns outline proposed bag limits for channel catfish crappie and bass, trotline hook limits, and possible deer turkey quail and antelope seasons tied to stock surveys and July regulatory meetings.

Panhandle Texas Game, Fish & Oyster Commission Amarillo Amarillo High School Game Commission Pampa Miami Canadian Wheeler Clarendon Memphis W. C. Glazener Game Restoration Division Commission Randall Armstrong Briscoe Palo Duro Canyon Glazener Game, Fish & Oyster Commission

Moose Fences Field Sparks Town Debate Near Depot

From where I sit, Moose Jackson faced protests after fencing his field near the depot where local kids play ball. Doc Sherman proposed a lighthearted solution and Moose then set up a stile, easing tensions as the youngsters pledged not to damage the fence.

Moose Jackson Moose Doc Sherman Andy’s Garden Tavern Doc

Haley Rites At Plainview

Last rites for S Bennett Haley 34 will be held at Plainview Church of Christ at 3 pm tomorrow with Paul McClung officiating and Dr Hope Owens assisting Pallbearers include Cecil Berry J B Cole Leroy Templeton Clarence Davis Maurice Faust and R A Beverly Honorary pallbearers are Plains Machinery Co The body will lie in state at the family home until noon tomorrow Burial will be in Plainview Cemetery under Blackburn Shaw Amarillo Haley employed by Plains Machinery was killed in an automobile accident near Taloga Oklahoma two companions Virgil Bunger and Barney A Laird were uninjured Survivors include his wife two children Charlotte and Bill his mother Mrs W T Haley of Plainview and four sisters Mrs Ernest Davis Plainview Mrs Bob Hall and Mrs Buster Wilson both of Silverton and Mrs Jack Green of Washington state

S. Bennett Haley North East Seventeenth Plainview Plainview Cemetery Blackburn- Shaw Amarillo Haley Plains Machinery Taloga Oklo Virgil Bunger Pampa Barney A. Laird Woodward

Brakeman Dies in Fall Near Ranger Railroad

Deval Nathan Hendrickson aged 46, a brakeman, was killed in a railroad accident six miles north of Ranger. He slipped between a fuel car and a flat car on a Wichita Falls and Southern freight train yesterday.

Fall Breckenridge Deval Nathan Hendrickson Ranger Hendrickson Wichita Falls and Southern

Marian Martin Pattern Book for Summer 1950

Marian Martin sewshed pattern 9276 features a scoop neckline smooth top cuffed sleeves and easy fit. Sizes 12 14 16 18 20 40 require 3 5/8 yards of 39 inch fabric for size 16. Send 25 cents to Amarillo Globe News for the pattern and blank NAME ADDRESS ZONE SIZE STYLE NUMBER for mailing.

Marian Martin Amarillo Globe- News Ept West 18Th St New York

Plains Census Figures Due

First final census figures for the Amarillo district will be released tomorrow. Totals for Swisher and Lipscomb counties lead, described as official unofficial estimates. Official totals come from Washington later. Amarillo and Potter counts will be among the last released. Enumerators are checking on residents with unreturned census reports.

Amarillo Walter Shaller Swisher Lipscomb Shaller Washington Potter County Mr. Shaller

Census estimates show US population at 150 million in 1949

Census Bureau estimates place the United States population at 150,183,000 as of November 1, 1949, including armed services overseas personnel.

The Census Bureau United States Armed Services

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