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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1950

Page

2

Prairie fire hazard warning and West Texas seeks SWC entry

A ranchers note warns the fall prairie fire risk will be very high as grass and brush thrive. Calls grow for volunteer fire fighters at strategic points and regional planning. Also discusses West Texas pursuing admission to the Southwest Conference, citing a strong football program and potential future games with major national teams.

Better Position for Coal and Retailer Prices Rise

Coal stocks at the year's best level as output increases. Retail fur concerns fear price spikes threaten sales. Amarillo lands a multi million building year with several projects underway. Coffee consumption drops while tea and cocoa imports rise. Short coats and topper ensembles gain traction in fall fashion per WWD. Amarillo investors debate prudent planning amid an upswing in oil and gas and local business shifts.

Amarillo Northwest Texas Stephen F. Austin NY Journal of Commerce United States Heard & Man Hutchinson-Gray County

Mule ages and a Missouri dealer tale

The Science Digest notes that mules possess about three more work years than humans. Howard Bailey, a noted Missourian mule dealer, once bought a pair of mules who were 32 years old, illustrating long-lived animals in agricultural history.

The Science Digest Howard Bailey

Secret warehouse deal eyed by city business

A 70,000 square foot warehouse is under consideration in the city, sized like Maynard Sash & Door and likely to stay confidential for days or weeks. A supermarket operator notes working men as his best customers, while professionals favor finer meat and packaged goods in limited quantities as volumes shift with wages and employment. Paul Allingham, called Monsieur Paul Allingham, received a Parisian letter with three stamps from Nina Ricci inviting a visit to Kline's of Amarillo.

Maynard Sash & Door Paul Allingham Monsieur Paul Allingham Paris Nina Ricci Couturiere and Perfumer Kline’s Amarillo

Rogers Guill Race For Congress Seen As Stem Winder

The Rogers Guill contest for Congress was expected to be a tense and decisive race, but discussion around it remains muted with few voters or analysts weighing in on its potential outcome or implications.

Congress

Amarillo Banks Report War Bond Redemption as Special Sales

Two Amarillo banks report that redeeming war bonds is treated as special sales with about half the redemptions handled under that designation. The banks note the practice aims to distinguish government bonds from ordinary deposits.

Amarillo

Family Service Meeting Set

Annual meeting of Family Service, a Community Chest agency, will be held at 8 o'clock tomorrow night in Elizabeth Nixon Junior High School. T. G. Hull Jr. says the meeting is open to the public with a pantomime by Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts and a talk by J. B. Linn on social welfare. The agency board includes 14 volunteer directors and staff listed, led by executive director Carol Owens.

Family Service Community Chest Elizabeth Nixson T. G. Hull, Jr Charles Fisk J. B. Linn Louis Gold W. N. Durham, Jr Roy Boger Rolla Cartwright Kev Farr P. R. Garre Bert Levy Sim Kelly Gene Klein J. J. Laughlin Gus Roberts Roy C. Snodgrass H. C. Vincent George Parr Carol Owens Frances Dinan Ethel Williamson Joy Love

Daniels Predicts Tidelands Victory at Temple

Texas Attorney General Price Daniel told a joint meeting of Temple service clubs that Texas will win its fight to retain tidelands. He argued the Supreme Court has not yet heard the evidence in the case as it relates to Texas and should support the Texas claim. The remarks were part of a broader daily horoscope feature that followed.

Thomas Thompson Washington Washingtons Temple Price Daniel Temple Service Clubs Texas Tidelands Supreme Court Daniel

Students Released To Gather Cotton In Runnels County

About 3,100 public school students in Runnels County are released from classes to aid the cotton harvest. Ballinger district sends 1,400 pupils home until October 23, while Winters Miles Norton Wingate and Rowena districts also closed temporarily. Federal law bars employing children under 16 during school hours.

Ballinger Runnels Miles Norton Wingate Rowena

Your Horoscope for Wednesday October 11

Stella notes artistic talent and a temperamental streak for those born on this day. Tempted to relax when work runs smoothly, they excel under obstacles, with music or literature as favored fields and early arts study for children. Cautious mate choice and cooperation boost long term happiness.

Stella

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