Amarillo School Bonds Sold At Favorable Rate
Amarillo Independent School District sold three million dollars in bonds for a new construction and expansion program to a syndicate led by John Nuveen & Company at a very favorable rate, with a net interest cost of 814 923 dollars. The issue spans 1951 to 1970, with 20 year bonds, and will be paid from a May 1 purchase date. bids from 89 firms represented strong demand for Amarillo school bonds.
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Amarillo Independent
John Nuveen & Company
Chicago
Halsey Stuart & Company
New York
Nuveen Company
Halsey Stuart and Company
Underwood
Moody Investors Service of
E. M. Blackburn, Jr
George M. Waddill
Bob Calvert
Blackburn
Waddill
Calvert
Austin
Chas. M. Rogers
Alice Landergin
Taylor
Forest Hill School
North East Eighth
Harold Walsh
Beryl Dean Clinton
Clarendon High School
Horace Mann
W. W. Nicklaus
Elizabeth Elliston Scott
Maurine Cook Matthews
Carver School
Amarillo High School
Dies After 90, Brock Leaves 178 Survivors in Tacoma
Mrs Lieverler Brock of Tacoma Washington died at 90 leaving 178 survivors. The family includes three sons, three daughters, 46 grandchildren, 111 great grandchildren and 15 great great grandchildren.
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Tacoma, Wash
U.P
Lieverler Brock
Amarillo man named to Texas Retail Dry Goods Board
Dean White of 2207 Hughes in Amarillo was elected to the board of directors of the Texas Retail Dry Goods Association at the convention’s final session in Fort Worth. R B Bryant of Stamford was reelected president. other board members include Retha Martin of Lubbock and G T Williams of Paducah.
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Amarillo
Texas Retail Dry Goods Association
Dean White
Hughes
White & Kirk
White
Fort Worth
R. B. Bryant
Stamford
Retha Martin
Lubbock
G. T. Williams
Paducah
Gels 10 Years For Robbery
Carl Sherill appeared before District Judge Henry Bishop in 47th District Court this morning and pled guilty to robbery in the White Front Liquor Store hijacking. The 10 year term runs concurrently with burglary sentences of 6 and 2 years.
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Carl Sherill
Henry &. Bishop
47Th
White Front
East Tenth
Bishop
State
S&h
Fay
Sherill
Groom
Panhandle
New Mexico
State Penitentiary Board
Connectves
Deputy Solves Two Tiny Check Cases With Caution
Deputy Woody Riner eased two warrants for small bad checks under $4 by talking with involved families. He delayed arrests to seek alternative solutions, weighing impact on spouses and five young children, and urged timely repayment while offering help from the sheriff’s office. The approach focused on avoiding jail for breadwinners and pursuing settlements.
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Woody Riner
Riner
Woody
Theft charges against two men in district court
D. R. Kelley of Canyon and Calvin Richardson of Canadian face district court theft charges over 50 dollars. A complaint by Amarillo resident J. C. Horton says a suitcase with a suit and two blankets was lost. The pair, said to be on a road construction crew, are bonded at 1000 dollars each.
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D. R. Kelley
Canyon
Calvin Richardson
J. C. Horton
Amarillo
Justice of the Peace
Charlie Cara
Lawnmower Milks Cows in Mississippi Outage
Nesbitt Mississippi residents watched a makeshift milking scene when power failed. Lowery Wright connected a lawnmower motor to a milking machine and milked his cows, using the mower as a temporary power source during the outage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nesbitt
Miss. U.P
Lowery Wright
Street Resurfacing Program Approved in Amarillo
Amarillo city commission authorized bids to resurface 40 blocks of streets including six brick pave blocks. The plan covers Harrison Street and other avenues with asphaltic concrete over brick and a survey for widening Washington Street to ease bottlenecks. John L. McMahon, 74, a pioneer oil operator, dies in Wichita Falls after a noted career with the Texas Company and Panhandle oil development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
City Commission
H. R. Smith
Smith
Harrison Street
Tenth Avenue
Sixteenth Avenue
Tyler
van Buren
Hughes
Wolflin
Washington
Polk
Harrison
Hayden
Taylor
Wichita Falls
John L. McMahon
Pioneer
McMahon
Ohio
Texas Company
North and West Texas
J. L. McMahon
Panhandle
Carson
Gray Counties
Mr. McMahon
Panhandle Producers and Royalty Owners Association
Burglary Charge Aims at Lawson Over Apartment Thefts
In an Arizona case a suit of clothes disappeared from W B Konkle s apartment and a suit from BH C McConnell s apartment while a briefcase of papers vanished from BL Bullock s residence. Entry was through doors. Papers from Bullock s cafe prompted Phoenix police to investigate Lawson in Amarillo. Chief King said a burglary charge would be filed against Lawson and he would be returned after handling a pistol charge in Phoenix.
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W. B. Konkle
Konkle
BH. C. McConnell
BL. Bullock
McConnell
Bullock
Phoenix
Lawson
Amarillo
King
J. L. King
Phoenix Police Department
Willard Melvin Lawson
West Tenth
Dr. Pierce
Filling Station Windows Smashed by Drunken Vandal
Two windows at Hymie Clayton Service Station in Sixth and Jackson were smashed by a brick wielding drunk. Officers detained the man before he entered the station and he was charged in corporation court this morning with drunkenness and causing a disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hymie Clayton
Sixth
Jackson
Corporation Court
Just Wild About Movies in Corinth News Note
T. O. Simmons in Corinth rarely misses a film, attending a movie daily except Sundays and recording at most three absences per year over the last decade with no vacations for relaxation.
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Corinth
Miss. UR
T. O. Simmons
Simmons
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Chiropractic
United States
Chiroprac
Gil Knutson
D. C
Mark Twain
Ryere
Mt & Sons, Inc
DRY Goods Association
Gels
Globe-News
Khoury Bros
West Std Avenue
Avec
Ay Vimores
J. L. Mmahon
S.t
Kohler Cleaners
Arizona
Aelnat
Tex Smith
Peerless Cleaners
Gunn Brothers
Geo. Nichols
Henry Thomson
Carl Zimlich
Benton King
Dan Higgins
RAND
6Th Ave
Texas
Schuite United
Aina
DODGE
Vital
la Nodge
Hedgecoke Motor Company
New Tod Tire Life
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