Nine Students Hurt in Wreck Near Satsuma
Houston report says nine Cypress-Fairbanks School District students were hospitalized after a truck rear-ended a bus carrying about 30 pupils. Driver Paul Garza 20 claimed he attempted to pass as another car approached. trailer damage threw children forward. Injured include Gloria Manning 16 Virginia Keen 17 and others.
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Houston
Satsuma
Cypress- Fairbanks
Paul Garza
Austin
W. C. Herring
Cypress-Fairbanks
Gloria Manning
Fairbanks
Virginia Keen
Pisher Road
Raymond Lambright
Route 9
Leslie Borgsteat
Cyress
Jerry Phillips
Bill Killips
F. and M. Jersey Ranch
Dilton Tyler
Teddy Keen
Gerald Lowery
Cypress
Jazz Summer Mosquitoes Singals Mosquitoes
A quirky observation notes jazz felt lighter in summer until mosquitoes began singing the tune, turning warm evenings into a hum of insects.
Lindale Marshal Charged in Slaying Case
Lindale town marshal E W Turner was charged with murder over the shooting of Jean Sellers 22 of Lindale who died after an arrest at the town jail. Turner said he acted in self defense after being struck. The grand jury convened to investigate the case and a separate murder charge against Gordon Pugh for Leather Choice’s killing near Jamestown was also noted.
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Gordon Pugh
Jamestown
Puch
Water System Plans Rushed for Amarillo Project
Marvin Nichols, Fort Worth city consulting engineer, will arrive in Amarillo next Monday with plans for a new water supply system southwest of the city. N. V. Moss says Nichols expects to finish by then, and bids for a 36 inch inflow line along an 11 mile route through a sand aquifer will be invited soon. The system, built of concrete, will add about 20 deep wells and aim to be in operation by next summer.
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Marvin Nichols
Fort Worth
Amarillo
N. V. Moss
Mr. Nichols
Mr. Moss
Nichols
Moss
Graduate Nurses Institute to be Held in Amarillo
District II Institute of the Texas Graduate Nurses Association will meet in Amarillo October 10 and 11. Emily Hicks from TGNA headquarters in El Paso will lead sessions at the YWCA Building at Fifth and Lincoln. The theme centers on current nursing topics and problems.
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The
Texas Graduate Nurses Association
Amarillo
Emily Hicks
TGNA
el Paso
YWCA
Fifth
Lincoln
One-Pound Baby in Woonsocket Brought to Woonsocket Hospital
A one-pound baby girl born two and a half months early at Woonsocket hospital was given a good chance for survival. The infant, delivered to Mrs. Henry Allaire, 40, is being fed by injection and given oxygen as of October 7.
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Woodsocket
Woonsocket Hospital
Henry Allaire
Car Buyer Finds Bomb Samples In Used Car Trunk
Cleveland report describes 19 year old Steve Loska discovering bomb samples while opening the trunk of a used car. Police, detectives, and a ballistics expert responded along with a squad car to handle the startling find. Investigation showed the prior owner was a fireworks manufacturer who left samples behind.
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Cleveland
Steve Loska
Iowa farmer’s Europe trip shows harsh lessons for farm future
Garner Iowa farmer Jack Dethmers joined 21 others on a month long air tour of Europe costing 1500 dollars each. He reports European farming is old fashioned and inefficient with small plots and labor shortages. He warns Europe may face hunger and political shifts if modernization and aid are not pursued. He also notes caste barriers and signs of wartime damage across Germany and England.
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Hal Boyle Garner
Iowa
Jack Dethmers
Dethmers
Europe
England
Germany
Stalingrad
Cook Out Day by Girl Scout Troop 36 at Camp Kiwanis
Girl Scout Troop 36 hosted a Cook Out Day at Camp Kiwanis preparing for a camping program on Oct 24 25. Marilyn Miller Patricia Yantis and Judy Janzen made chili con carne in a stone pit while Barbara Gillispie and Barbara Bruce built the fire. Each girl made a dessert and toasted marshmallows with chocolate and graham crackers under supervision of Mrs Buck and Mrs MacDonald.
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Kiwanis
David H. Buck
Marilyn Miller
Patricia Yantis
Judy Janzen
Barbara Gillispie
Barbara Bruce
Tri-City Airport operation receives C A C approval
McAllen Oct. 7 4 additional operational equipment for the tri cities airport has been approved by the civil aeronautics commission.
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Tri-City
Mcallen
Civil Aeronautics Commission
Edinburg Mission McAllen Joint War Field Ownership
The field in Edinburg Mission and McAllen is jointly owned and operated by the Army Air Force during World War II with facilities including a control tower mowing machines a tractor and a fire truck. The coastlines comparison notes the Great Lakes shores exceed the combined Atlantis Gulf and Pacific coasts.
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Merle Huston
Edinburg
Mission
McAllen
The
Army Air Force
Great Lakes
Atlantis
Gulf
Pacific
United States
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U. S. Pat
Lindale
Perate
Amarillo National Bldg
FD. 1. C
Amarillo Gas Company
N. L. Boykin
ATL
Rotone
LEE Optical CO
Polk
Panhandle Steel Building & Material
Mossler
Haddock
Texas
Elith Ave
Girl Scout Troop
Mary Lynn Sullivan
Charmane Roberts
Buck
Robert MacDonald
Troop 36
Wala Duong
Jackson
Gene Hodges
W. D. "Major" Bowles
Washington
DE Wolfe Music Studio
St. Louis Institute of Music
Lamar
America
Gene Autry
Levine
Jean
Champion
Universal Sealuxe
Crowe
Guide Cement
Oqon
Tyler
China
Phillips
Dickies
Lia
Dickie
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