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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1951

Page

7

Arrest Youths In Stolen Car

Three juveniles from Denison and Denton were taken into custody by Amarillo police for transporting a stolen automobile interstate. They were released to their parents after a US commissioner hearing and will be returned to Amarillo for further action.

Denison Denton Amarillo Ama

Young Denton Denison teens linked in incident

A 16 year old from Denton and another youth from Denison are involved alongside a third teen from Denton in a reported incident. Details on the event and authorities were not provided in the fragment.

Denton Denison

Samuel Adams Press Leader of Independence Movement

Samuel Adams wielded influence through writing and public messaging to propel the drive for independence, shaping public opinion and rallying support for colonial grievances and political action.

Samuel Adams

New York Gazette First City Newspaper Began in 1725

The New York Gazette, the city’s first newspaper, began publication in 1725. It introduced regular news and notices, laying the groundwork for New York’s early press and public discourse.

New York City The New York

Mrs. Florence Wilkinson Rites Tuesday

Funeral services for Florence Wilkinson age 54 wife of H Wilkinson will be Tuesday at 2 30 pm at Blackburn Shaw Chapel with Dr Newton Robison officiating. Burial will follow in Llano Cemetery. She died yesterday at Texas Hospital after a brain hemorrhage. She was born May 25 1897 in North Carolina and lived in Amarillo since 1922. She was a member of the First Christian Church and survived by her husband three sons Harold D Wilkinson Billy Wilkinson Norris B Wilkinson four daughters Dicela Dorothy L Sandra Jean Barbara Wilkinson all of Amarillo and a brother William Gastonia North Carolina.

Florence Wilkinson H. Wilkinson Blackburn-Shaw @rial Newton Robison First Itian Church Llano Wilkinson Texas Hospital iMé First Cristian Church Amarillo Weving Harold D. Wilkin Billy Wilkinson Norris B. Wilkinson Misses Dicela Dorothy L Sandra Jean Barbara Wilkinson Marilio William Gastonia

Dedication Ceremonies Planned for Lucas Engineering Building

Educators from Amarillo College and Texas State College are invited to dedication events on October 9 for the new Lucas Engineering Building at La State College of Technology. Principal speakers will include Allan Shivers and Oscar Chapman. Citations extend to A. M. Meyer of Amarillo J. P. Cornette and N. S. Harrell of WTSC.

Bismarck’s First North Dakota Newspaper 1873 Spotlight

The item surveys the inaugural North Dakota paper published in Bismarck in 1873. It notes the role of early editors, the paper’s mission to serve settlers, and its place in inaugurating a press culture in the new territory.

North Dakota Bismark

Amarillo Man Awaits Death in Electric Chair

R J Jack Hulen, 44, convicted of murdering his estranged wife, accepted his death penalty in a Potter County jail cell after a six day trial. He told a sheriff he was ready for execution as a motion for a new trial looms from defense counsel.

R. J Jack Hulen Amarillo Potter County Paul Gaither Ben Smith Byron Singleton Smith Garther

Delay bid opening for Amarillo AFB lighting project

The bid opening for the installation of an electric lighting system at Amarillo Air Force Base is postponed from September 18 to October 2. The update comes from John Soderberg, resident and area engineer. Benjamin Franklin became publisher of the Pennsylvania Gazette in 1728, the second newspaper in Pennsylvania.

Amarillo Air Force Base John Soderberg Benjamin Franklin Pennsylvania Gazette Pennsylvania

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