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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1951

Page

6

Rally Tonight for Red Feather Unit

Rally night in Amarillo gathers 500 plus volunteers from the employe division of the United Red Feather Campaign at the Herring Hotel Crystal Ballroom. Leaders and captains of Amarillo firms outline a unit structure with majors and five captains per unit, plus a progress thermometer and a pay pledge plan for the 1951 campaign.

Amarillo United Red Feather Herring Crystal Ballroom Homer Rice Red Feather Dixie Dice Community Chest Bob Mills Ad Club Newton J. Robinson First Christian Church H. R. Budke Amarillo Community Chest Board of Robert E. Clements F. V. Wallace Bob Rogers Paul J. Smith Warren Freeman Harry Gardner R.S. Murrah C. T. Davis Henry S. Wilson Ted Y. Lokey Li Thad Anstey Stanley Crowe Ed C. Shaw Boone Moreland E. R. Finney Francis Wallis Chas. M. Rogers

Norwegian Sailor Arrested Near Canyon After Wandering

Kiel Olson, 21, a sailor from Oslo, fined $25 plus costs for driving without the owner's consent near Canyon, Texas. He was turned over to immigration authorities in Lubbock after admitting he jumped ship in Philadelphia and rode the road on a tour. He had worked at a local farm and used fake papers before admitting his true identity.

Kiel Olson Lubbock Philadelphia United States Canyon Lee McMurtry Here Randall County M. E. Cantrell J. L. Pounds Olson US Army Ralph Cigliano Oslo

Graveside rites for 7 month old Suzanne Kile

Suzanne Kile, seven months old and daughter of Mr and Mrs E A Kile of 2808 Spruce, died yesterday morning at the family home. Funeral services were held this afternoon at 2 o'clock in Llano Cemetery with Curtis Camp of the San Jacinto Church of Christ officiating. Burial followed under Blackburn Shaw Funeral Home direction. Survivors include the parents a brother Edward and grandfather Robert Stage of Amarillo.

Suzanne Kile E. A. Kile Llano Curtis Camp San Jacinto

Draft Deferment Tests Scheduled for Panhandle Colleges

Brig. Gen. Paul L. Wakefield announces 60 colleges will administer the new college qualification tests for draft deferment. West Texas State College Canyon Frank Phillips Junior College Borger Amarillo College are among them. Students scoring 70 or higher become eligible for deferment consideration. Freshmen and others without prior statutory deferment may qualify for a full academic year. after year one, deferment hinges on other grounds. Re-takes are not allowed for those who have previously taken the test.

Panhandle Paul L. Wakefield State Selective Service West Texas State College Canyon Frank Phillips Junior College Borger Amarillo College Wakefield

Clyde Bray Hospitalized After Auto Crash

Clyde Bray of Tri-State Advertising remains a patient at Northwest Texas Hospital as he recovers from injuries sustained in an automobile accident about a month ago. His back injury has grown steadily worse and requires ongoing care.

Clyde Bray Tri-State Northwest Texas Hospital

Doctor Guilty on Morals Charge

BORGER Oct 4 Special Dr Paul R Gottschalk a former Phillips Petroleum physician was found guilty of a morals charge by a jury in 84th District Court Stinnett The 34 year old faces four other charges of molesting minors and awaits trial Oct 22 on one charge Five indictments were returned by a Hutchinson County grand jury last summer The jury deliberated four hours before returning the verdict at 2 pm Defense attorney Jack Alexander said he will move for a new trial citing improper evidence and Judge Jack Allan's jury charge.

Borger Paul R. Gottschalk Phillips Petroleum Company 84Th District Stinnett Gottschalk Hutchinson County Jack Alexander Jack Allen

Mobile as First Capital of French America

Mobile, Alabama is noted as the initial capital of all French possessions in America, marking a historic starting point in colonial administration and settlement. The remark places Mobile at the forefront of early French colonial governance in the continent.

Mobile Ala America

Ministers to Preach in South Texas Revival

Amarillo district Methodist ministers depart for the Texas Methodist Revival in South Texas with a second week of preaching and visitation to follow. Assignment list includes Dr. Eugene Slater San Angelo, Frank Peery San Angelo Trinity, H. B. Coggin Buchanan McCamey, J. R. Wood Earth, H. W. Hanks Muleshoe, and many others across Texas towns, towns like San Angelo, Del Rio, Vega, White Deer, and Halle.

Amarillo South Texas Eugene Slater Polk Street First Methodist Church San Angelo Earl G. Hamlett Llano Frank Peery Trinity Trinity Methodist Church Hubert Thompson San Jacinto Brady George Turrentine Tenth Avenue Medina James Carter Forest Hill Leakey H. B. Coggin Buchanan McCamey Jesse Young Adrian Hilda I. T. Huckaby Bovina Center Point H. 1 Thurston Canyon Fredericksburg W. R. Baird Claude Blanco FE. Lee Stanford Dimmitt San Angelo Heights Panhandle Boerne Carrol Jones Progress Yancey J. B. Thompson Tulsa Carrizzo Springs Charles Lutrick Vega Hunt J. A. Cooley White Deer Day Memorial Weldon Butler Wildorado Leander

Doyle Cain’s Car Stolen From Amarillo Youth Center

A car owned by Doyle Cain of 1400 West Twentieth was stolen Tuesday night from the Amarillo Youth Center. It was driven to the 200 block of Bellevue, and several accessories were taken including the spare tire and wheel, jack, and other tools before the vehicle was abandoned.

Doyle Cain West Twentieth Amarillo Bellevue

Burglars Tap Coin Machine at Hawn's Fruit Market

Burglars broke into Hawn's Fruit Market at 320 North East Eighth through a rear window. They pried the window and made off with change from the cigarette machine. No injuries reported.

Hawn North East Eighth

Homing Parrots Can Tell About Travels

The Duke of Bedford in Woburn England announced a bred strain of Budgerigars that can be taught to talk. The birds will fly free by day and return home at night to eat sleep and breed. The announcement hints the birds could obviate homing pigeons by delivering messages verbally.

Woburn England Duke of Bedford

Insurance Firm Honors Staff in Amarillo Banquet

General Lloyds Fire and Casualty Insurance Co Amarillo district honored staff from the hospitalization health and accident division at a Herring Hotel banquet. The district was named leading sales district in the state last month per Elton M Brooks district manager. Dan Schweitzer national sales manager attended with several ranking officials. Honored: Mr. Brooks Carl Livingston Wayne Love N Riddle and Gene Detton. absent: Mrs Jessie Pratt Mrs Eunice Williamson Mrs Elizabeth Martin Bus Busby and V W Dagley.

Amarillo General Lloyds Fire & Casualty Insurance Co Elton M. Brooks Dan Schweitzer San Antonio General Lloyds Mr. Brooks Carl Livingston Wayne Love N. Riddle Gene Detton Jessie Pratt Eunice Williamson Elizabeth Martin Bus Busby V. W. Dagley

Doctor Marks Off $100,000 in Fees

Dr. F. W. Henderson, a Tulsa family physician of 33 years, retired and cancels $100,000 in debts owed by patients. He and his wife plan to move to the Texas Rio Grande Valley to hunt fish watch bull fights and relax.

Tulsa Okla F. W. Henderson Henderson Texas Rio Grande Valley

Levelland Men Shoot Rab bits and Badger in Hour

Levelland Texas residents J. B. Robinson and B. Mason report a sling shot hunting record by killing 104 rabbits and one badger in a single hour. They used discarded oil tank nuts as ammunition.

Levelland, Tex Levelland J. B. Robinson B. Mason

Dollie Duke Wins Safety Contest at Interstate Theater

Miss Dollie Duke of 1903 Pierce won two Interstate Theater passes in a city good driving contest. A patrolman followed her from Tenth and Adams to Seventh and Virginia, noting she observed all traffic rules. The tickets were awarded at Seventh and Virginia.

Dollie Duke Pierce Interstate Theaters Miss Duke Tenth Adams Virginia W.C. Longest

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