State Bar Meeting Set in Amarillo Herring Hotel
Fall meeting for officers and directors of the Texas Bar Association will be held all day Friday in the Herring Hotel Amarillo Bar Association president W W Gibson will host. Robert Storey Dallas president of the state organization Bill Austin state secretary and C A Williams Childress director for the Panhandle district will attend. An honor luncheon for delegates is at 12 15 PM and at 5 PM directors will be escorted to the Silver A Ranch for a John Snider barbec ue.
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Texas Bar Association
Herring Hotel
W. W. Gibson
Amarillo Bar Association
Robert Storey
Dallas
Bill Austin
C. A. Williams
Childress
Panhandle
Silver A
John Snider
Stamps Left Unwanted by Buffalo Post Office
The Buffalo post office holds 2 million two cent stamps no longer valid for regular use after a 1944 rate increase. Postmaster John M. Keyes says they sell a portion at Christmas and set up tables for holiday packages but many stamps remain unsold, awaiting buyers to use with one cent stamps.
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Buffalo
John M. Keyes
Two Killed When Train Hits Boulder
In Bellevue near Pittsburgh a large boulder struck a fast Pennsylvania Railroad train, killing Engineer J. G. Lightburn and Fireman R. G. Rombke of Crestline Ohio and injuring 12. Crews cleared wreckage as four wreck trains worked for hours and two tracks reopened to slow passenger service.
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Pittsburgh
Bellevue
Pennsylvania Railroad
J. G. Lightburn
R. G. Rombke
Crestline
Ohio
Railways adviser Robert A Radford dies after brief illness
Athens reports the death of Robert Armstrong Radford 60 a railway adviser to the US Army Corps of Engineers. A retired colonel who served two years ago and who had spent a year in Greece formerly lived in Washington DC and Abilene Texas and worked for the Lehigh Railway for many years.
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Athens
Robert Armstrong Radford
United States Corps of Engineers
Radford
US Army
Greece
Abilene Tex
Washington, DC
Lehigh Railway
Bus driver asks police to investigate pickpocket aboard
Chicago report says bus driver John Eaves ran eight red lights in a row and zigzagged through traffic before pulling up to a parked squad car. He asked officers to investigate a suspected pickpocket among his passengers, then was not arrested.
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Chicago
John Eaves
Eaves
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