Stars of Tomorrow Benefit Show in Amarillo High Auditorium
More than 100 Quarry Dance Studio performers will present tap ballet ballroom and novelty numbers Monday at 8 30 pm in the Amarillo High School auditorium. Proceeds go to the Exchange Club Youth Fund aiding the Cerebral Palsy Center. Tickets 1 for adults 50 cents for children under 12 with presales at Tolzien's Music Store and Query Studio and at the door. A Negroes section is reserved.
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Stars of Tomorrow
Quarry Dance Studio
Amarillo Exchange Club
Cerebral Palsy Center
Snozz Dunn
Exchange Club
Tolzien
Querry
Home Town News previews weekend liquor specials
The feature promises weekly Friday installments highlighting the CUT RATE LIQUORS offerings. Readers will enjoy stories about amazing values and high quality liquor wine and beer in the WEEK END SPECIALS feature.
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Home Town News
Judge Rules Split Household in Lindsay E. Howard Case
In Los Angeles a superior court judge laid out special rules after an alimony hearing in the Lindsay E. Howard matter. Judith Barrett, 36, sought temporary alimony of 10,000 monthly. the court granted 3,025. The ruling limits Howard from intoxication around the children and allows him to stay in the family home’s familiar niche.
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Los Angeles
Superior Court
Lindsay E. Howard
Howard
Judith Barrett
William S. Baird
He Is Named Mr. Texas Tech
An Amarillo student Horton Russell is named Mr. Texas Tech in the La Ventana yearbook. He is son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Russell of 911 Carolina and has been named to Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. He has held posts in the Tech student council association, senior class, Tech Chamber of Commerce, Phi Eta Sigma, and the American Institute of Chemical Engineers. He is married to Judy Pierce of Lubbock.
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Amarillo
Horton Russell
Texas Tech
la Ventana
Texas Technological College
Walter A. Russell
Carolina
Russell
Tech Student Council Association
Tech Chamber of Commerce
Phi Eta Sigma
America Institute of Chemical Engineers
Centauer
Judy Pierce
Lubbock
Tech
Sans Souci
Rain making discussion to be held at Municipal Auditorium
Lee Cox will present an illustrated talk on increasing rainfall in the Panhandle at 10 tomorrow morning. He is a field representative of the Water Resources Development Corporation of America. Dr Irving P Krick of Denver heads the organization and advocates heating silver iodide to 3000 degrees to trigger rain. Five Panhandle counties have signed contracts with Krick. Admission is free. Ranchers and farmers from West Texas invited. The Amarillo Chamber of Commerce is bringing Cox.
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Panhandle
Lee Cox
Municipal Auditorium
Cox
Water Resources Development Corporation of America
Irving P. Krick
Denver
Krick
Amarillo
Summer Term Opens June 4 at Amarillo High
Summer session announced by Howard Lynch with a start on June 4 for registration at 8 30 Monday morning. Classes begin June 5 with four periods from 7 30 to 12 48. Students may take up to three subjects, one half credit each, tuition 12 for one subject and 8 for each additional subject. Courses include English math 11 and 12 algebra government history typing and business math remedial math and English. Elementary grades 1 8 also held at the high school.
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Lynch
Lydia Martin
E. M. Savage
Lois Jones
Robert
Bring Two Here For Federal Trials
Watson Odell and David Chapman McGill have been brought to Amarillo from Fort Worth for trial in federal court. Each is charged with crimes involving interstate commerce. Federal district court here will convene on June 18 with the criminal docket hearing set for June 18 and June 19.
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Watson Odell
David Chapman McGill
Amarillo
Fort Worth
Federal District Court
June Slaughter Quotas Announced by OPS
The Office of Price Stabilization announced quotas for meat slaughter. Jute quotas drop three percent from May to 87 percent while hog quotas rise from 110 to 115 percent. Calves lambs and sheep quotas stay at 80 percent with the measure not altering total meat supplies.
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Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
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