Public notice listing local censorship board members
The notice enumerates individuals on the Nelobe board of censors including Wes Izzard Paul Allingham N D Bartlett Mrs Bob Babb Grady Camp Mrs Garah Winter J P Black Lewis Nordyke and Charley Underwood for publication purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ne Lobe Board of Censors
Wes Izzard
Paul Allingham
N D. Bartlett
Bob Babb
Grady Camp
Garah Winter
J. P. Black
Lewis Nordyke
Charley Underwood
Prairie winds, drought and a wary spring in the Panhandle
The region faces dry, tinder like conditions with risk of prairie fires and calf pneumonia amid dust. Social notes report dinner honors for Dr. and Mrs. Z T Scott of Austin. testimony on juvenile justice and proposed Family Relations Court to handle dependent children, delinquency, and related cases with focus on home and enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annabelle Kritser
Z. T. Scott
Austin
Kritser
Mrs. Scott
Northcutt
Northcourt
Ray S. Daniel
Precinct 3
Wolflin
Western
Jack Swann
Precinct 2
Daniel
Mr. Jordan
Travis County
Amarillo
San Antonio
Bexar County
Old-Time Sayings and Community Reflections in Kansas Towns
A collection of local remarks and anecdotes about community life. The piece mentions editor Izzard, the late Mrs. Mabel Blackburn Tuckness, and families linked to Walter and Stanley Blackburn. It recalls cattle trade wisdom, observations on travel through Kansas City and Olathe, and residents offering helpful guidance amid busy stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Blackburn Tuckness
Mrs. Tuckness
Walter Blackburn
Stanley Blackburn
Plan for Family Relations Court Interest Reaches Capitol
County commissioners adopted a resolution praising a court-appointed committee that studied juvenile court reform and recommended a Family Relations Court. The panel included Mr. Jordan, Mr. Peterson, D. W. Britain Sr., head of the Panhandle Outdoor Sportsmen’s Club, and Mrs. J B Oxford of the Potter County Federation of Women’s Clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Capitol
Austin
Jordan
Peterson
D. W. Britain
Panhandle Outdoor Sportsmen's Club
J. B. Oxford
Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs
Armistice urged as Negev fighting raises world alarm
The mediator Bunche said Egypt agreed to a truce if Israel follows. He pressed for an emergency UN Security Council session if fighting continues. Bunche warned the Negev clashes could endanger world peace and proposed a three day halt while talks proceed. Arab artillery pushed toward Tel Aviv as Israeli forces report new Negev gains and air operations against Egyptian targets.
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Egypt
Israel
Security Council
Bunche
Moshe Shertok
Shertok
Palestine
Tel Aviv
Negev
New Yorker Tex Emerson Fights Extradition in Amarillo
Tex Emerson alias Douglas Waldo Emerson a 32 year old Terre Haute Indiana native and Amarillo field manager for a magazine sales group says he will fight extradition to New York. Sheriff H E Becker sent a fugitive warrant from Niagara Falls and Emerson posted $1000 bond before a county jail transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Waldo Emerson
Tex
New York
Bill Adams
Emerson
Amarillo
H. E. Becker
Niagara Falls
Terre Haute
Ind
Amarillo Girls on TSCW Honor Roll
Two Amarillo students at Texas State College for Women in Denton are named on the honor roll for high scholastic standing. Miss Jean Darnell and Miss Natalie Wright are credited with top grades and family addresses are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Texas State College For Women
Denton
Jean Darnell
James L. Darnell
Monroe
Natalie Wright
W. M. Wright
Julian
Four Reservists Join Training Cruise in Caribbean
Four Amarillo Navy Reserve members take part in two week Caribbean training cruises aboard destroyer type vessels. Attendees include Robert N. Canode John F Coffman Jr Orville L Eubanks and Robert E Stephen with home addresses in Amarillo Canyon and Panhandle. They expect to return to Amarillo around November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Caribbean
Robert N. Canode
Fountain
John F. Coffman, Jr
Hayden
Orville L. Eubanks
North Grant
Robert E. Stephen
Panhandle
Trialfire in Lubbock arresting officers named
Pounds and Highway Patrolman Joe Cantrell testified about setting up a road block at Pullman Switch where Alton and R B Chappell of Wichita Falls were stopped and taken into custody. Defense attorney J L Bagwell sought to show the brothers did not resist arrest as witnesses were expected Monday afternoon. The brothers were captured near Amarillo after Morris aided by bystanders escaped from a baggage room and authorities set up road blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Pounds
Joe Cantrell
Pullman Switch
Alton
R. B. Chappell
Wichita Falls
J. L. Bagwell
Amarillo
Bagwell
Morris
John Moore
Claude
Highway Patrol
Rites Pending For Rev Oscar L Pickering
Funeral arrangements are pending for Rev Oscar L Pickering 61 of 608 North Johnson who died Sunday at Amarillo hospital He born May 20 1887 near Okmulgee Oklahoma He had lived in Amarillo 30 years and served at the Jesus Name Church Survivors include wife Dora six daughters and three sons with siblings listed Boxwell Brothers directing arrangements
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Oscar L. Pickering
North Johnson
Amarillo
Pickering
Okmulgee
Okla
Jesus Name Church
Dora Pickering
O. L
J. L
D. J
Santa Fe names Sirois assistant general freight agent
A George Jacob Sirois succeeded J G Roberts as assistant general freight agent of the Santa Fe Railroad in Amarillo. H C Vincent, traffic manager, said Monday. Roberts moved into the vacancy created by Ed Doud's promotion in Chicago. Sirois, 48, arrived in Amarillo from Topeka to assume duties. he has worked for Santa Fe since 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jacob Sirois
J. G. Roberts
Santa Fe Railroad
Amarillo
H. C. Vincent
Roberts
Ed Doud
Chicago
Sirois
Topeka
Mr. Sirois
Santa Fe
Move City Offices When Paint Dries
Transfer of city offices from city hall to the municipal auditorium will be delayed until the paint dries. The quarters to be occupied in the auditorium are being aimed. The job probably will not be completed before next week, said N. V. Moss, city manager. City print shop equipment is being moved to the basement of the auditorium this week. When the move is completed, all city hall offices with the exception of the health and police departments will be in the auditorium.
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City Hall
Municipal Auditorium
Munici Auditorium
N. V. Moss
Fair Directors To Hear Reports
The Tri State Fair board will meet at 11 oclock Wednesday morning in the conference room of the chamber of commerce. President Jay Taylor said several reports including a financial report will be presented to the directors.
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Chamber of Commerce
Jay Taylor
Actor Craig jokes with Farley about Boys Ranch past
Televised exchanges reveal playful barbs between Craig and Cal Farley about the 1940s film Boys Ranch. Craig says the picture set his career back and jokes about tires while recounting recent travel from Albuquerque to Amarillo and a visit to a Veterans Hospital in Topeka on Tuesday.
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Craig
Farley
Metro
Cal Farley
Albuquerque
Amarillo
Veterans Hospital
Topeka
Kan
Kaiser Frazer dealers to unveil Frazer Manhattan lineup
Bob Fuller Motor Co. will introduce the Frazer and Frazer Manhattan Tuesday at 308 Pierce Ave showroom. The restyled Frazer features 12 percent more horsepower with no fuel use rise, a dual manifold and carburetor, new honeycomb grille, longer skirted panels, chrome crease molding, and 57 color combinations with upgraded fabrics. Automatic overdrive reduces engine revs 30 percent above 28 mph, with power windows on the Manhattan among 103 design changes across body, chassis, and engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Fuller Motor Co
Kaiser- Frazer
Frazer
Manhattan
Pierce
Kaiser
J. H. Beasley
Army and Navy Bands Bring Families Together in New Mexico
Army Ground Forces and Navy bands met in Tucumcari and Amarillo to spark unexpected reunions among Washington families. Chief Warrant Officer Richard Townsend and his son Sgt George Melvin Townsend, plus brothers Sgt Joe Scimonelli and Frank Scimonelli, shared brief moments while touring. The Navy band planned two Tucumcari concerts, while the Army group headed to Wichita Falls after a free 8 pm concert at the local high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Stout
Army
Navy
Washington
Richard Townsend
George Melvin Townsend
Townsend
Curtis School of Music
Philadelphia
Air Forces
Ground Forces
Army Group
Alberta Townsend
Joe Scimonelli
Army Ground Forces
Frank Scimonelli
Joe
AGF
Frank
Tucumcari
Amarillo
Wichita Falls
Mighty Service
Lady Luck
Global Plan in Motion to Contain Communism in Europe
The plan outlines holding actions in the Far East against nationalist movements backed by communism and urges Western powers to consolidate ties with Europe. It targets persuading British Commonwealth nations to join European links while keeping France Italy out of the Communist bloc and preventing middle road advocates like India and Argentina from weakening fronts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far East
China
British Commonwealth
Europe
France
Italy
India
Argentina
Marshall
Russia
Miss Gilbert Improves After North East Eighth Crash
Miss Jean Gilbert of 1406 Monroe showed improvement Monday at St. Anthony's Hospital after a Sunday morning collision with a truck in the 2800 block of North East Eighth. The 1:15 a.m. crash involved Jack Keith who suffered minor injuries and was treated at the scene, and truck operator A H M Scoggins who was uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Gilbert
Monroe
St. Anthony's Hospital
Miss Gilbert
North East Eighth
Jack Keith
Pierce
A. H M. Scoggins
Big Spring
Study Proposed State Amendments by Chamber Committee
The chamber of commerce legislative committee led by Selden Simpson met Monday morning to study the eight proposed state constitutional amendments to be decided at the November 2 general election. Simpson urged voters to study the amendments and noted a likely follow up meeting this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Selden Simpson
Simpson
African Violets by mail from Owen Nursery
Special by mail offer from Owen Nursery Bloomington IL for African Violets in blues pinks and whites. Extraordinary 3 for 1 bargain with 6 months old plants, budded or about to bud, free exotic Chinese Lily bulb with $1.99 orders, 19¢ postage, cash orders enclosed. Full refund if not delighted. Clip this.
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Owen Nursery
Dept
Bloomington
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