Honor Court Boosts Rank of 106 Scouts
Amarillo area Boy Scouts held a Court of Honor presenting 106 scouts with merit badges ranks and various Eagle Palms. Awards included Eagle Scouts Ted Franklin and Ralph Coltharp, Eagle Gold Palms to Roy Cline Jr and Walter Mellor, and 51 new merit badges across ranks.
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Amarillo
Boy Scouts
Scout
Marvin J. Paul
Eagle
Ted Franklin
W. J. Daley, Jr
Ralph Coltharp
Turnerville
John S. McKnight
Court of Honor Committee
O. W. Wright
Lloyd Walker
Paul Posey
John Adams
Bedford Johnson
Speed Records Rise as Lead Fuel Beats Air Limits
A 1934 speed surge across air, rail, and sea hinges on new fuel tech led by lead additives boosting octane. Lt. Agello’s tests show higher engine output with benzol, alcohol, and lead, pushing speeds toward 500 mph and 1000 hp engines. Weather-informed air-mass forecasting may shave minutes from long flights.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
New York
Mercury
Science
London
Melbourne
Chicago
Francisco Agello
F. R. Banks
Royal Aeronautical Society
8. Weather Bureau
List of named individuals in local notice
A roster of people appears in the readable section including George H. Potter, Ray C. Ficke, Ray C. Johnson Jr, Ney Morgan, Jack Adkins Jr, J T Oliver, W J Daley Jr, William Klingensmith, Bedford Johnson Jr, Ormond Wright, Selven Allen, John R Stanley, H L Pattie, Dowald Bradburn, Jerry Ratcliff, Emmett McPhail, John Schwan and Jane Smith Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Early
Allen Early
Cecil Johnson
John D. Haddock
Jerry McClure
Glen Draper
Dale Andrews
Buck Mason
Bob Hobson
Cecil Ingram
Jim McCasland
Billy Andrews
James Kenahan
Horace McSwain
Elmer Immell
John Sparks
Victor Fort
Arthur Ray
Jewel Bury
Joe Bailey Gear
Chas Ficke
Herbert Richardson
Roy Vineyard
Clarence Bassett
Joe Brown
Jack Franklin
Noel Swift
Ned Weills
J. T. Oliver
Ray C. Johnson
John B. Oden
Ormond Wright
Roland Lawrence
Yvonne Presley
Jerry Ratcliff
Mr. Seibel
Walter S. Mellor
Jack Ratcliff
Kay Kincade
Paul Posey
Burks
Jack Rushmer
Ben Collins
A. L. Crouch
Jack Crouch
Carl Kirk
Francis Miller
John Foster
Jack Kronbeck
John
Turner
van L Sutton
Wallace Kirk
Donald Gast
Billy Ferguson
Bul Armstrong
Stanley Mauldin
Marion Giles
Jimmie Tant
Gor- Swann
Assiston Molyneaux
Russell Molyneaux
John Manzella
Ivan Layton
William Curtis
Fred
Appeals Court Proceedings In Seventh District Amarillo
Proceedings list motions and rulings from the Court of Civil Appeals Seventh District at Amarillo on Nov 24 1954 including rehearings and dispositions such as affirmations reversals and dismissals involving parties like Bear Canyon Coal Co J W McLaughlin U S Fidelity & Guaranty Co Panhandle Construction Co and Panhandle Lumber Co with cases from Deaf Smith Lamb Carson Lubbock Potter and other counties. The docket notes motions granted and overruled and set submissions for February 4 1935 with various case origins and appellants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Civil Appeals
Amarilo
Art Schlofman
Bear Canon Coal Co
J. W. McLaughlin
Horn-Allen Company
Panhandle Lumber Company
B. Johnston
White House Lumber Co
Chas. Denny, Jr
Tom Nichiffer
Citizens Insurance Co
H. A. Marr Grocery Co
Armour & Company
Shaw
Et al
Roy L. Main
F. Williams
A. M. Kelley
Deaf Smith
Simon D. Hay
W. T. Cunningham
Lamb
J. B. Gallaher
U. S. Fidelity & Guaranty Co
Carson
Continental Southland Savings & Loan Association
Panhandle Constructon Co
Lubbock
Ida M. Block
G. W. Burch
J. H. Harris
Dyer Hardware Company
Swisher
John Wade Chasteen
B. R. Clark
Potter
Excelsior Mutual Life Insurance Co
Elizabeth Davis
Panhandle Construction Co
Martha Ehireman
Equitabe Bldg. & Loan Associa
Return from Buffalo convention attendees report
Miss May Smith Miss Mildred Hart and Thomas Wingate returned from Buffalo New York where they attended the Coca Cola Bottling Company convention. Fifteen hundred fishermen caught 6492 pounds of fish on opening day of the fishing season at Lake Herrington Kentucky.
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Buffalo
May Smith
Mildred Hart
Thomas Wingate
N. Y
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Lake Herrington
Bond Set After Assault With Intent to Murder Charge
George Holiday was released on $1,000 bond after arrest on assault with intent to murder charges filed by Andy Joe Willie DePriest, alleged Holiday brother in law. DePriest claimed Holiday fired a pistol at him but caused no injuries.
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George Holiday
Andy Joe Willie DePriest
Holiday
DePriest
Dr Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Ointment Promises Hair Revival
It claims to treat scalp parasites causing itching by destroying the organism, healing the scalp, removing crust and crusts, whitening the scalp and skin, and promoting new hair growth. The product, made by Grove’s Laxative company, is sold by druggists for 50 or 60 cents with a money back guarantee.
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Porter
Muddle in Texas Tax Setup Prompts Collection Doubt
Miss Jewell Davidson of Potter County reports at the state tax assessors and collectors association convention in Temple that last session's laws create confusion. Officials fear delinquent taxes cannot be collected penalty free until the act takes effect in February. Davidson notes she is one of four women elected to the combined tax assessor and collector post.
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Texas
Jewell Davidson
Potter County
State Tax Assessors’ and Collectors’ Association
Temple
Miss Davidson
Hatch Trial Date Set After Extradition Return
Trial of H. J. Hatch, recently returned from Tologa Oklahoma on a driving while drunk charge, was scheduled by District Judge Henry 8 Bishop for Monday December 10. Hatch was brought here by extradition with governors of Oklahoma and Texas approving.
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Hatch
H. J. Hatch
Tologa
Okla
Henry
Bishop
Oklahoma
Texas
Two Convicted by District Court Jury
W. FE. Hale of Fort Worth was convicted by a Forty-seventh District Court jury last weekend on a charge of burglary and assessed a penitentiary term of four years. He was charged with entering the home of Mrs. Mary J. Faulkner, 512 Harrison Street, Braulio Espita, Mexican, was as-
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W. FE. Hale
Fort Worth
Mary J. Faulkner
Harrison Street
Braulio Espita
Man receives three year term for assault with intent to murder
A defendant pleaded guilty to assault with intent to murder and was sentenced to three years in prison. The jury did not grant a suspended sentence.
Lampé in Fort Worth for federal grand jury work
Deputy U S Marshal Bill Lampé is in Fort Worth today for duties related to the federal grand jury now in session there. He will return to Amarillo Tuesday.
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U. 8
Bill Lampé
Fort Worth
Federal Grand Jury
Amarillo
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ERIT
U. S. Roach
Palmer School
Chiropractic
Buchanan Street
Texas Employers Insurance Association
N. B. Horn
Tom Niciffer
Citizens Insurance Company
Pacific American Gasoline Co. of
Horace G. Miller
Horace G. Miler
W. C. D. Johnson
R. E. Stalcup
L. A. Thompson
Welders Supply Co
Transcript
Commercial Standard Insurance
Telephone
Kwiicherkikkin
Ray Baker
Star Newspaper
International News Service
INS
Ames Caravan
Walter O'Keefe
Annette Hanshaw
Ted Husing
Glen Gray's
Casa Loma
Cartc Chon
WABC
Columbia
Ms.t
S.T
United States
Pharmacor
St. Joseph
Joseph
Aspiri
Fin Plough
Lombarde
Lampe
Luden’s
INS Weekly
Aia
Dr. George Flach
Polk
Bill Cook
New York Rangers
L. Miller
William LaVarre
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