Recalled to Active Duty Lt James L Darnell Leaves Amarillo
Lt Comdr James L Darnell to report for duty at Naval Air Station Jacksonville Florida after years as regional geologist for US Bureau of Reclamation. Amarillo resident since 1946, veteran of World War II, wife Mrs Darnell and daughter Joyce stay briefly, home at 1618 Monroe.
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James L. Darnell
Amarillo
US Naval Air Station
Jacksonville
Florida
Darnell
US Bureau of Reclamation
Southwest
Reclamation Service
Shasta Dam
California
Marshall Ford Dam
Austin
Buireau
Denver
North Atlantic
Joyce
1618
Monroe
Amarillo Youth Center Publishes Summer Pool Schedule
The Amarillo Youth Center announces a June 4 start for its summer pool schedule led by instructor Les Kilgore. Daily and weekday hours cover children under 7, 7-14s, and adults with distinct time blocks and special open public hours, plus a Friday family night and weekend public access. Kilgore notes over 41,000 people took lessons last year, more than twice Amarillo’s population.
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Amarillo Youth Center
Les Kilgore
Bove
Kilgore
Amarillo
Charles Slaton Rites Arranged
Funeral services for 81 year old Charles I. Slaton will be held tomorrow at 2:30 PM at First Assembly of God Church with Rev. E R Foster officiating. Burial in Llano Cemetery directed by Blackburn Shaw Funeral Home. Slaton died Friday night after a heart attack. He had lived in Amarillo 25 years and worked as a railroad worker then for the City. Survivors include his wife Ada Slaton four sons J J Slaton Bob Slaton Grady Slaton Eugene Slaton and four daughters Myrtle Hay Estelle Allen Gertrude Jackson Clara Pierson.
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Charles I. Slaton
First Assembly of God Church
E. R. Foster
Rov Hill
R. F E. Grimes
Ed Green
W. A. Bowley
Walter Smith
Jim Parker
Llano
Blackburn- Shaw Funeral Home
Mr. Slaton
North Polk
Amarillo
Ada Slaton
J. J. Slaton
Japan
Bob Slaton
Grady Slaton
Inglewood
Cal
Eugene Slaton
Myrtle Hay
Houston
Estelle Allen
Gertrude Jackson
Albuquerque
Clara Pierson
Cleburne
Prince of Iraq Box Too Large For St Bernard Dog Ad
A royal display story notes a box for the St Bernard dog of a prince is too large to fit for an advertisement. The brief item hints at a ceremonial or courtly context with royal animals and display constraints.
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Prince Regent
Iraq
Headache Relief with Capucline Listed in Ad Copy
An old advertisement promotes Liquid Capucline as quick relief for headache and neuralgia. It lists 15¢ 30¢ and 60¢ sizes and cautions to follow the label and avoid excess use.
Man posing as doctor held for forgery in El Paso
Neal Williams Ledford, 28, a parolee from a federal penitentiary, posed as Dr T H Blake to pass a forged $100 check at Amarillo Hotel. He registered as Dr William Taylor in El Paso and Dr William Siegel in Juarez, Mexico. Federal investigators may pursue further charges.
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St. Louis
el Paso
Neal Williams Ledford
Paul Gaither
Ledford
Amarillo
District Attorney’s Office
First National Bank of
T. H. Blake
H. Thomas
Gaither
Paso del Norte Hotel
William Taylor
William Siegel
San Antonio
Juarez
Mexico
Fl Paso
Georgia
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Six bullocks of P Meade Rathdrina Die After Eating Yew Leaves
Six bullocks belonging to P Meade at Rathdrina died after feeding on yew tree leaves. The incident raises concerns about grazing safety and possible livestock exposure to toxic plants in the region.
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P. Meade
Rathdrina
Mrs Lula Downs Dies After Brief Illness
Mrs Lula Downs a 59 year old resident of Monte Vista Colorado died at 5 AM in Amarillo Osteopathic Hospital after three days as a patient. Born August 15 1891 in Missouri she lived in Monte Vista since 1934 and engaged in farming and ranching. Survivors include four sons Herschel Boyd Oscar David and two brothers Edward and Fred Potter and her father David Potter. Funeral arrangements by Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home.
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Lula Downs
Monte Vista
Colo
Amarillo Osteopathic Hospital
Downs
Missouri
Boyd Downs
Amarillo
Herschel Downs
Blue
Ariz
Oscar Downs
David Downs
Ramblin' Rusty Is Home Again
Rusty the blood red Irish setter was identified as the Campbell family's dog at 2609 Tyler after wandering to the Purvines home at 3105 Van Buren. The dog, once owned by Charley Foy of the Charley Foy Supper Club in San Fernando Valley, had been with Mr. and Mrs. Campbell for about five years since moving to Amarillo from Santa Monica, California three weeks ago. Campbell manages Angelus Drug.
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Rusty
William D. Campbell
Tyler
Amarillo
San Fernando Valley
Campbell
Mr. Campbell
Angelus Drug
Santa Monica
Cal
No Pay for Crops Damaged by Geese
Western farmers along Horse Shoe Lake State Game Preserve in Alexander County sued for 26590 dollars after geese from Canada damaged corn and soybeans. The Supreme Court refused to hear the appeal, upholding a Seventh Circuit denial. government workers were found to be carrying out duties.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Greece
Canada
High Tribunal
Seventh US Circuit
Horseshoe Lake State Game Preserve
Alexander County
Rupert Ogg Funeral Set
Funeral services for Rupert Arthur Ogg aged 10 will be held Thursday at 11 in Ivy Chapel Boxwell. Reverends Gus Bogan and W S Sibley will officiate with pallbearers J Story Fred Weathers Richard Povyner Don Carpenter Don Garrett De wayne Singleterry and Boy Scout Troop 18 Lobo club as honorary pallbearers. Burial at Llano Cemetery. He drowned Saturday in the San Jacinto Youth Center pool. Survived by four brothers.
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Rupert Arthur Ogg
Ivy Chapel
Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home
Gus Bogan
Pairview Baptist Church
W. S. Sibley
Summit Baptist Church
J. Story
Fred Weathers
Richard Povyner
Don Carpenter
Don Garrett
Dewayne Singleterry
Boy Scout Troop 18
Lobo Ball Club
Llano Cemetery
Rupert
Rupert Ogg
San Jacinto
Summit School
Rites Today for George Steele
Funeral services for George H. Steele 71 a retired Amarillo farmer were set for 4 p m at Griggs Pioneer Chapel with Dr Francis W Pritchard officiating. Pallbearers named Luther Minter L O Biggers W T Sherrill O D Faulkner Louis Youngblood and J P Reynolds burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. He died yesterday morning at his home 724 North Johnson from a heart attack and had lived in Amarillo since 1902. Survivors include two nephews and four nieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Steele
Griggs Pioneer Chapel
Francis W. Pritchard
First Presbyterian Church
Luther Minter
L. O. Biggers
W. T. Sherrill
O. D. Faulkner
Louis Youngblood
J. P. Reynolds
Memorial Park Cemetery
Mr. Steele
North Johnson
Amarillo
Swiss film library in Berne to hold 6000 films
A Swiss film library with six thousand titles is being prepared in Berne. The project aims to curate a large public collection, highlighting cinema history and preservation.
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Berne
Special Radio System Joins Oberlin Volunteer Firemen
In Oberlin Ohio a new FM radio network links 27 volunteer firemen homes with a receiver in each. Triggered by the police dispatch office, alerts automatically reach the volunteers, and the system is designed to relay only fire calls. Fire Chief Clarence Van Ausdale leads the initiative.
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Oberlin
Ohio
Clarence van Ausdale
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Maurice Foust
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Hedgecoke Motor CO
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