Young Amarillo Jeep Thieves Nabbed in Juvenile Case
Two Amarillo youths aged 12 and 13 were arrested for stealing a Jeep from the Harvey Southworth lot on Fillmore. They admitted driving it Wednesday night to White Deer and Claude before abandoning it on North Taylor. Police say the pair provided details after questioning and were sent to county juvenile authorities.
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Amarillo
Carlie Price
Captain Price
Harvey Southworth
Fillmore
Price
Pierce-Buchanan Alley
White Deer
Rouge
Claude
Taylor
Amarillo students finish year amid housing upgrades and new schools
Amarillo public school students end the year as superintendent Chas M. Rogers notes progress in housing solutions. The district plans new facilities and additions at Forest Hill Humphreys Highland Glenwood Carver and Horace Mann. Reg registration dates set for Sept 2 3 for high and junior high and Sept 3 for elementary.
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Amarillo
Chas. M. Rogers
Forest Hill
Humphreys Highland
Mirror
Eighth
Horace Mann
Rogers
Glenwood
New Carver School
Patton
Good Will Tour Over Pioneer Line Is Set
Pioneer Air Lines will run a good will flight over the new Houston to El Paso route. E L Coggin, station manager, said the plane will leave here at 12 25 tomorrow noon and depart Houston in the morning. Courtesy flights are planned at towns between Amarillo and El Paso with a banquet in El Paso for Pioneer officials and guests. The return flight is scheduled for tomorrow night.
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Pioneer Line
E. L. Coggin
Pioneer Air Lines
el Paso
Houston
Grand Jury Reopens Rape Investigation
The Potter County grand jury in Amarillo was reconvened to pursue charges against two 17 year old youths for attacking a high school girl last December. One suspect was 16 at the time. The panel’s validity is questioned due to voter eligibility concerns. Also under review are incest charges against Hubert W. Edwards.
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Potter County
Amarillo
Hubert W. Edwards
Spring
Community fund drive boosts home building project
Weather delays at Lone Star Amusement Co hindered receipts but plan to donate half of next week’s takings to the Children’s Home building fund remains. Officials report contributions rising to 53 435 toward a 300 000 goal for a five cottage and administration complex on 10 acres near Thirty fourth and Bowie.
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Lone Star Amusement Company
Children’s Home Building Fund
Bowie
S. B. Rhodes
Thirty-fourth
Arnholz Coffee & Supply Co
L. V. Cradit
Morgan, Culton, Morgan & Britain
G. C. Ratcliff
Jas. S. Guleke Coses
Beaumont
Peggy Stinnett
Dorothy Wagerle
T. B. Gallaher
Guy Owens
A. B. Martin
A. J. Clarke
Joe S. Morrison
Thomsen
Morrison Supply Co
Taylor named as Yeager stabbing suspect in street attack
Officers testified Yeager was found bleeding from knife wounds in the neck lying in the flats. Taylor identified by Yeager as the man who stabbed him, though Taylor denies knowledge of the affair. Hearing opened yesterday afternoon. The mistletoe was noted as the first state flower, adopted by Oklahoma while a territory.
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Taylor
Yeager
Oklahoma
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo, Texas
By Denys Wortman
Duke
mEber
Fred Douglass
Horace Mann School
Ceon Danner
N. Garfield
Scofield
Sree
Eshaok
Superior Food Market
Parker
PEAS
Clorox
C&h
Tissue Socthern
Campbell’s
Inequality
U. S
Aunt Dora
Curtis Blind and Linoleum Company
Curtis Blend &' Olin Ofean Co
AED
Hardware and Supply
6Th Ave
Es Nellis
Ne Foods
Folgers
Folger's
Paean I
Suuakiel
SGH
Brimpull
Folger's LB
Peg Eslue
Pinkney’s
Franks Pinkney
Pound
Boston Butts
Vel
Eta
Reinbow
Pkas
Brimfulla
Bacon Wiens, Cy
S Food Stores
Tommy Bandy, JR
7Th
RED & White Foods
Tommy
Home Building Fund
Kohler Bros
Cleaners
Carling
Flay
Carling's
WE Beer
Great Western Distributing Company
Cc. M. Styles
Madison
Boxwell
Dumas Perry Ton
Spearman
Khoury Bros
5Th Avenue
Lon Taylor
Amarillo Negro
Daniel Yeager
Mack’s Liquor Store
E. 3Rd St
Tommy's
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