Local briefs from Amarillo area residents and newcomers
Mrs. D C Atkinson of Dalhart visits daughter in Amarillo while Arthur Lamb transfers from Sheppard Field to Amarillo. Mrs J H Doty of Plainview shopped here. Mary B Peeples of Dalhart visited ill health. District Judge Harry Schultz traveled for business. Mr and Mrs Bill Meacham of Artesia NM visit. former Amarillo residents. Alva Lee Woods visits on business. Pfc Billy E Moore assigned to Amarillo AFB. Wellington High School graduate. Birthdays missed. new home for R B Latham. Providence RI newcomers Lt and Mrs C J Bellerence reside at Green Acres. Louis W Nelson family from Vici Okla moves to 4106 Hayden. Master-Sergeant and Mrs Frank M Bacchi from Ranfoul Indiana live at 3606 North East Eleventh at Amarillo AFB.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Atkinson
Dalhart
G. T. Morris
Mississippi
Arthur Lamb
Sheppard Field
Amarillo
Peggy Lamb
Mustang
J. H. Doty
Plainview
Herbert L. Pee Pies
Travis
Peeples
Mary B. Peeples
Dalthart
Harry Schultz
Bill Meacham
Artesia
Magnolia Petroleum Corp
Alva Lee Woods of
Childress
Billy E. Moore
Chester FE. Moore
Kentucky
Amarillo Air Force Base
Wellington High School
Air Force
R. B. Latham
Bowie
Palo Duro
Providence
Rhode Island
C. J. Bellerence
Green Acres
Bellerence
Louis W. Nelson
Vici
Okla
Hayden
Nelson
Long-Bell Lumber Company
Frank M. Bacchi
Ranfoul
North East
Eleventh
Bacchi
Amarillo Air Base
Joel Wright
Dessa Wright
Spearman
Onge
Ray Barr
Barr
Frank Howard
Avie Burrows
Portales
Jimmie Alford
North Roberts
Nara
Visa
Percy Davies
James Woods
C. E. Woods
Lipscomb
Wentworth Military Academy
Lexington
James B. Wells
Earle H. Mann
Harrison
Kansas City
Washington
Austin
Norbert Britten
Veona Barnett
Floyd Smith
Birthday Surprise for Mrs T B Morgan at Lee Home
Mrs T B Morgan celebrated a surprise birthday Thursday night at her daughter and son in law’s home 725 North Houston with about a dozen friends. Coffee and cake were served. Other brief notes list local visits and moves including Fred Hansard and Mrs R A Young travel updates and Lt James Wilson Jr directing tours at Kelly Air Force Base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Morgan
R. M. Lee
North
Houston
D E Sides Portrait of a Newer Citizen in Amarillo
D E Sides born Mayfield Oklahoma on August 4 with nickname Denny, resides at 905 A North Lake. A former Cheyenne Wyoming resident and F E Warren air base transfer, he teaches after earning a BA from Southwestern State College and an MA from Colorado State College of Education. In Amarillo from the air base, he enjoys pastel drawing and football. He praises the town as friendly but cites traffic concerns as improvable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Sides
North Lake
Denny
Mayfield
Okla
Cheyenne
Wyo
Southwestern State College
Weatherford
Colorado State College of Education
Greeley
Colo
Amarillo
F. E. Warren
F. E. Warren Air Base, Cheyenne, Wyo., Is Amarillo Air Base
Career diplomat asks for hearing to deny Communist ties
Career diplomat John Vincent requested an immediate hearing before Christmas to publicly deny he is or was a Communist. In a Nov. 9 letter to Senator McCarran he urged the Senate internal security subcommittee to hear him before he returns to Tangier. He called ex‑Communist Louis Budenz testimony false and said Budenz claimed Vincent and Owen Lattimore were Communists guiding Wallace's China policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Carter Vincent
Congress
Oaitch
State Department
Vincent
McCarran
Nevada
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Far East
Tangier
Louis Budenz
Budenz
Fordham University
Owen Lattimore
Henry A. Wallace
China
Wallace
Teen delivers whiskey by motorscooter in dry Knoxville
Police say a pretty young girl is among teenagers who haul illegal liquor to customers in Knoxville Tennessee. Chief Joe Kimsey notes she is the latest addition to the bootlegging fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville, Tenn
U.P
Joe Kimsey
Harvard College Forms Nation's First College Orchestra
The first college orchestra in the United States was organized at Harvard College on March 6, 1808, marking a pioneer moment in American academic music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Harvard College
Dear Mrs Post replies and etiquette hints column
A reader asks about thanking a daughter's employer with a note and whether to thank the wife. The advice recommends a brief note to the employer's wife. Also included are replies on reply cards with wedding invitations and stamping them, and a query about addressing a Federal Judge. The column preserves period tone and provides practical etiquette guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Post
R.i.v.p
John J. Jones
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Coal output per man day doubles since 1890
In Charleston, West Virginia a report shows U S coal production per man day rising from under 3 tons in 1890 to about 7 tons in 1951. The figure highlights significant efficiency gains in the coal industry over this period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
United States
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Sam Albright
van Buren
Don P. Grantham
C. M. Hummel
Evelyn
Milam
Erwin C. Ochsner
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Carolyn Lockhart
Friona
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Durham
Roy Nichols
Virginia
Willard Clayton
Mt. Lake Park
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Elizabeth Powell
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J. W. Gunnels
Bob Gibson
Gibson
Fidelity Union Life Insurance Company
Kelly Air Force Base
James Wilson, Jr
Chinatown
1274Th Air Transport Squadron
Doris Leggitt
Alanreed
McLean
Ruby Potts
Pampa
R. K. Staubus
Ruth Riesiger
Dora Russell
Lilyan Anthony
Clovis
Palo Alto
California
Earl M. Smith
Bryan
Charles Steel
Northwest Texas Hospital
R. C. Johnson
E. C. Caddell
Una Hutcheon
Jerry Autry
Charlene Hynds
John Edward Vinson
Clifford C. Dunn
H. I. Pond
Heath's
Turkey
Heath
Keath Furniture
Lubbock
Clarendon
Blondie
Paracuuesh
Wotta
Susie-Jo
Phil
Jane
DR. Esglam
Amy
the Gothic Press
Willett Avenue
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Wrigley's
Jewelers
Copyright Mirror Enterprises Syn
Syms
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Johnson-Price
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Boxwell Brothers
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Lala Ull
Henry Danciger
Farphon
Optical Company
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