Hales Brothers Win State Fair Firsts
Hales Brothers claim two first prizes each at the Junior Livestock Show of the State Fair of Texas in Dallas. Holstein Friesian heifers and cows earned top prizes for Jones and Richmond Hales, including Perfect Princess rosette wins. Triune Molly and Riga Ormsby Princess also placed. The brothers reside south of Amarillo with their father.
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Thornberry elected new commander of Cooties
Lee Thornberry of 1006 A North Taylor was named commander of the Military Order of the Cooties Palo Duro Pup Tent 10 in Amarillo. Other officers include Wernie Kelly senior vice commander Chris Butler junior vice commander R Bruce provost marshal and Henry Van Horn chaplain. The next meeting is set for November 10.
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The Common Cold and Its Potential Risks
The common cold is usually mild and not life threatening but can sometimes trigger or accelerate serious illnesses. It may worsen existing conditions and lead to complications in vulnerable individuals.
Ten Injured in Three Way Van Collision Near Hillsboro
A three way traffic accident twelve miles from Hillsboro injures ten persons none critically. Six Hillsboro high school boys returning from the State Fair of Texas in Dallas are among the injured: Joseph Dossett 18 Robert Hunt 16 Charles Arnold 15 Kenneth Jacobs 16 Billy Vaughn 16 and Billy Siddons 17. The oil transport truck driver R E Slosson of Dallas reported collision with two cars, injuring three occupants of one car: Albert Carter 18 G C Gengard 16 both from Milford and Mahalie Wallace 15 from Italy Texas.
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Joseph Dossett
Robert Hunt
Charles Arnold
Kenneth Jacobs
Billy Vaughn
Billy Siddons
Ralph Allen
R. E. Slosson
Albert Carter
G. C. Gengard
Milford
Mahalie Wallace
Italy
Tex
Special Meeting for Amarillo Motorcycle Club Scheduled
Amarillo Motorcycle Club calls a special meeting for next Tuesday at the clubhouse 605 Ong. Fred Huskey, president, announced the agenda includes a business session and an indoor game party. Earlier a regular meeting featured capture the flag hill racing and a social fire-side coffee and doughnut gathering.
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Fred Huskey
Emergence of the word mess from Latin missum
The term mess traces to Latin missum meaning sent or placed in position. It then evolved to signify a dish sent to the table and entered common usage in dining contexts.
Presbyterians from Panhandle to hear moderator Wilbur La Roe
Panhandle Presbyterians gather at First Church Amarillo to honor Wilbur La Roe Jr., moderator of the General Assembly. He will preach at 10 50 AM and speak at 4 30 PM with an evening address at 7 30 PM. Mrs La Roe will speak to the women at 4 30 PM.
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Oklahoma
Thomas A. Sawson
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Navy Surpluses Aid Nation's Schools
The Navy surplus program has provided 613 million dollars in equipment to about 20 000 schools nationwide over three years. California's space constrained campuses gained furniture classrooms and housing items while veteran enrollments boosted college donations.
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Private fliers may aid border drug smuggling probe
Hidalgo Texas reports private pilots in the Rio Grande Valley could be called to spot suspicious planes along the U S Mexico border. A customs official says a program is being developed as smuggling of drugs aliens and merchandise increases in the area.
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Hidalgo
Tex
Rio Grande Valley
United States-Mexico
New York Veteran Survives 50 Missions Then Falls From Scaffold
William Mc Gahren, a World War II Army Air Force lieutenant who flew 50 missions over Germany and Italy, was injured in a fall at a New York Edison Company power house. He dropped 35 feet, sustaining two broken ribs a head injury and multiple bruises.
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William McGahren
Germany
Italy
New York Edison Co
Cottonseed Oil Content Clarified
Cottonseed oil makes up about 15 percent of the seed's weight, according to the available data.
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