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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1946

Page

16

Injunction Refused Against Taxi Firm

Judge W. E. Gee in 108th District Court refused an injunction against the Yellow Cab and Baggage Company. The ruling allows continued operation between Amarillo and English Field and Amarillo Field. The suit was filed by Panhandle Stages Shuttle Service seeking to restrain passenger service to and from the two fields. The judge issued a temporary restraining order until testimony is heard.

Yellow Cab and Baggage Company Amarillo English Field Amarillo Field W. E. Gee 108Th District Court

Judge lifts restraining order after evidence heard

After hearing all evidence in the suit, Judge Gee removed the restraining order and refused to grant a permanent injunction.

Gee

Burglars Hit Twice In Amarillo For Small Loot

Burglars broke into two locations in Amarillo overnight and small amounts were stolen. At Davis Summit Service Station 901 Harrison entry was gained through a steel frame window and $2 in nickels taken. A shed at 508 Monroe was entered with a second-hand mattress and a green wooden chair stolen from Steve Ridings.

Amarillo Davis Summitt Harrison Monroe Steve Ridings

Texan Boosts State's Good Reputation

George A. Speirs of Idaho Falls Idaho praises Texans as the most courteous people on earth. He recounts a Texan who stopped to aid after Speirs car skidded 300 feet on a hill near Rollins Wyoming and even paid two truck drivers twenty dollars for towing help. Speirs notes the Texan’s kindness surprised him. He formerly worked for Baash-Ross Tool Co. of Pampa, now distributor for a patented oil field tool cylinder by Spelts.

George A. Speirs Idaho Falls Idaho Mr. Spelts Globe Office Rollins Wyo Speits Mr. Speirs Pampa Mr Spelts

Oklahoma Neighbors, Historians Meet by Chance

Two University of Oklahoma historians Dr. E. E. Dale and Dr. Carl Rister met by chance in Amarillo while traveling home from research. Dale, author on cattle industry history, is finishing a project from the Huntington Library in California. Rister, author of Robert E. Lee in Texas, studies Southwest oil development and has taught at Simmons College. Both are noted for scholarly works and lectures.

Amarillo E. E. Dale Department of History University Dale Los Angeles Carl Coke Rister History Department University of Oklahoma Huntington Library California Rister Panhandle Southwest Robert FE. Lee Texas University of Oklahoma Press Simmons College Hardin- Simmons of Abilene Historical Society Panhandle-Plains Historical Society

Texas Horses Dominate Tulsa Charity Horse Show Opening

Sweet Lei Lani a Dallas entry from Rendezvous Stables won the five gaited horse class at Tulsa Charity Horse Show opener. Glenaman Harmony from Fort Worth and John Kennedy captured the hackney pony single open class as the five day event began with more prizes.

Tulsa U.P Sweet Leilani Rendezvous Stables Dallas Glenaman Harmony John Kennedy Fort Worth

Neighborhoods share regional updates from the Southwest visit

Amarillo hosts hear news about people and places across the Southwest and West from two Oklahoma couples. The travelers report many are moving for research or busy at home on projects tied to the region's turbulent history.

Amarillo

Duncan Charged by Federal Liquor Unit

Federal Alcohol Tax Unit officers charged Homer D Duncan of 1201 North East Eighth with unlawfully attempting to transport liquor across a state line. They confiscated 120 cases of liquor valued at $7000.

Federal Alcohol Tax Unit Homer D. Duncan North East Eighth

Duncan Arrested Crossing State Line With Liquor Truck

Duncan was seized as he began crossing from Texas into Oklahoma at Texola early today. Officers say liquor was being hauled in a large truck and ownership is not yet determined. Duncan appeared before the federal district clerk and bond set at 500 dollars. a 500 dollar personal appearance bond was set for Mrs. Vera T. Duncan traveling in the truck.

Duncan Texas Oklahoma Texola Federal District Vera T. Duncan

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