68 Autos For Sale Used Cars Listing
A cluttered page lists used cars for sale with phones and addresses. Vehicles include a 1947 Chevrolet Fleetmaster a 1941 Chevrolet sedan a 1946 Oldsmobile 98 a 1948 Packard and more with details on condition mileage and features and contact numbers such as 29481 5715 2 8785 17392 8772 27747 8725 5739 and 1508 N E 8th
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeso
R&h
Nash
North Johnson
Chevrolet
North Roosevelt
Isetenya Tne
B. 23Rd Ave
North Polk
Houston
Windsor
Chrysler
Nate Plymouth
N. E
Oldsmobile
Gables St
Washington
1950 Ford Custom Forder for sale
Classified listing for a 1950 Ford Custom Forder at $1695 and a 1949 Ford Custom Tudor Sedan priced at $1295. Both cars feature radios, heaters, overdrive, sun visors, windshield washers, and good tires. Local dealer ad style with brief condition notes.
Overdrive pricing notes shown in fragmented listing
A small OCR snippet shows prices including 1595 for overdrive, 765 for overdrive, and 845 for a four speed unit. The text lacks context on item type or seller and contains ellipses around values.
Used Cars and Prices From Garner Randall Motors 1949-50s
Classified ad listing multiple 1949 1950 cars with radios heaters overdrives and extras. Includes 1949 Lincoln sedan Mercury wagon convertible Fleetline and more with prices around 1595 to 1895 and contact details for Garner Randall Motors and others.
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van Buren
Used Cars at Amarillo Motor Company 1950 Buick Special Sedanet
Truitts guaranteed used cars list several Buicks from 1948 to 1950 with options like radio heater and Dynaflow. Prices range from 1895 to 2095. Also notes 1995 one owner with 90 day guarantee add ons. Other cars include 1949 Ford Club Coupe and 1939 Olds sedans. Many more vehicles advertised.
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Jack Johnson
Studebaker
Nice
Plymouth
R&h
Chevrolet
Stude Radio
Ford
Buick
Dodge
Amarillo Motor Company
Packard
Chrysler Newpork
Lon Eage
BUIC
Texas State Fair Attendance Near Record
Dallas October 18 attendance at the Texas State Fair rose toward a new peak with 1,651,514 counted through last night. A 103,337 Friday crowd marked East Texas Day while Frankie Sinatra drew about 20,000 at the Cotton Bowl. First 11 days show growth from last year’s 1,367 crowd.
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Dallas
Fair Grounds
East Texas
Frankie Sinatra
Diana Barrymore Weds Actor Wilcox
Actress Diana Barrymore wed Robert W. Wilcox in Newark New Jersey under a city magistrate. It was Barrymore’s third marriage and Wilcox’s second with ages 29 and 39 respectively.
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Newark
Diana Barrymore
John Barrymore
Robert W.W. Wilcox
Wilcox
Meat Production Increase Forecast 1951 Rise in Pork Boosts Output
Chicago reports that meat production for 1951 is expected to rise about one billion pounds from 1950 levels. The American Meat Institute cites large feed crops over the past three years as driving the increase, with pork seeing most of the gain and beef supplies likely higher.
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Chicago
American Meat Institute
Hudson Sedan Commodore for immediate sale
Want ads note a 1946 Hudson Sedan Commodore in perfect condition with every feature. Owner is leaving town and offers the car for immediate sale at 750 dollars. Contact 1304 B South Lincoln or call 3-5118.
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Chrysler
Studebaker
Army
J. Walker
Polk
Bargains on used boats and trailers for sale
Advertising copy lists 21 ft and 23 ft National boats, a 33 ft Travelite with both options, and 48 Coppercraft and 48 Fleetcraft vessels. Prices shown include 595, 768, 980, and a complete package at 2995, indicating multiple used models in good condition. May reflect a local classified ad.
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Coppercraft
Pleads Guilty In Conspiracy In War Secrets
David Greenglass a 28 year old former Army sergeant pleaded guilty in federal court to conspiracy in time of war to convey secret government defense information to Russia. He worked on the atom bomb project at Los Alamos and faced Judge William Bondy. Indicted in New Mexico, he was named in a superseding indictment with Anatoli Yakoviev, former Russian vice consul in New York. His plea was expected to make him a government witness and aim to escape the death penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
David Greenglass
Russia
Los Alamos
William Bondy
Greenglass
New Mexico
Anatoli A. Yakoviev
Thompson on Forgery Charge in Amarillo District Court
Ernest Thompson, 25, is on trial for passing a forged instrument to H. B. White, an Amarillo used car dealer, for 1505.91 dollars last Nov 26. He allegedly forged Rex D. Kee’s name, received the delay from Morrison Milling in Denton for grain to Kee Grain Electra, and used the check to buy a car. A prior five-year suspended sentence for theft over 50 was imposed last June in connection with the same transaction.
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Ernest Thompson
Thompson
H. B. White
Amarillo
Rex D. Kee
Electra
Morrison Milling Company
Denton
Texas
Kee Grain Company
Woman Wins Race for Death
Detroit physician recounts chasing patient Mrs Jean Cogley, 41, for 15 minutes to stop her from leaping from a 13th floor window. She fell to a hospital on arrival, the doctor stating she feared an incurable disease and threatened self harm. He had treated her for six months and said there was nothing wrong with her.
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Detroit
Jean Cogley
Harold F. Raynor
State Official Dies in Dallas Train Crash
James Frank Kilpatrick, 55, area supervisor for the State Board of Vocational Education, was killed when his car collided with a Dallas bound Texas & Pacific freight train. The wreckage and body were not located for almost an hour after the impact. The train engineer did not realize a collision occurred. The car was hurled onto the outgoing tracks.
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Dallas
James Frank Kilpatrick
State Board of Vocational Education
Bill Decker
Texas & Pacific
Fort Worth
Decker
Kidpatrick
British women eye beauty tops, Rasmussen says
London oct 18 o d Rasmussen who has studied eyes worldwide says women of Britain's upper middle class have the most beautiful eyes. In Vision Rasmussen lists national stereotypes noting French eyes as hard, German eyes as staring, American eyes as too intelligent, Russian eyes as not intelligent enough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
O. D. Rasmussen
Vision
The
Association of Optical Practitioners
Optician
Rasmussen
Wartime Expansion For Aviation Seen
Fort Worth reports Delos W. Rentzel chairman of the Civil Aeronautics Board says civil aviation will expand in wartime, not contract, calling Civil Air an integral part of commerce and defense while attending an advisory committee meeting of the Civil Aeronautics Administration.
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Fort Worth
Civil Aviation
Civil Aeronautics Board
Civil Air
Delos W. Rentzel
Advisory Committee On the Civil Aeronautics Administration
Welfare agency tightens relief rolls in Detroit
Detroit welfare commission announces stricter rules for dole recipients. Those found at race tracks gambling establishments narcotics dens will be dropped from relief rolls. The crackdown reflects a broader push to curb abuses and ensure aid reaches eligible residents.
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Detroit
Welfare Commission
Air Force Waits for Little One in Knoxville
Lt. Edgar M. Gober a reserve bombardier navigator was ordered to active duty November 2 He noted he is married nine years and has no children but expects one about December 15 His orders were amended to grant 60 extra days to become a father.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Edgar M. Gober
Air Force
Gober
Banquet Reservations Grow for Amarillo Legion Event
More than 100 out of town reservations have been made for an October 26 banquet in Amarillo honoring new national commander Erle Cocke. County service officer Anes Smith says the reservations account for 43 seats in this dispatch. Hanson Post, led by Harvey Oliver, will also honor Bill Elkins Jr, Texas department commander Minnie Lyle, state Auxiliary president, Dr D I Reed of Portales NM department commander, and H J Denard of Houston national committeeman. Dr Reed, a current Eastern New Mexico College faculty member, was a coach at Elizabeth Nixon in Amarillo in 1928-29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Amarillo
Erle Cocke
Anes Smith
Hanson Post
Harvey Oliver
Bill Elkins, Jr
Killeen
Texas
Minnie Lyle
Cisco
American Legion Auxiliary
D. I. Reed
Portales
New Mexico
H. J. Denard
Houston
Reed
Eastern New Mexico College
Elizabeth Nixson
Cross Burned on Texas Campus at UT Austin
A seven foot cross was burned on the University of Texas campus in Austin last night, the second such act in 10 days. Firefighters extinguished the blaze at 10:57 PM as about 75 students gathered. No one seen lighting or erecting the cross. Police had no report on the incident amid possible student protest linked to Negroes at the law school. A prior cross was burned about 10 days earlier in front of the biology building.
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Austin
University of Texas
University
KKK
Law School
Austin Fire Department
Law
J. B. McCaslin
C. J. Addor
Gift to Wayland College by Jim G Ferguson
Wayland College trustees accept a 50000 gift from Mr and Mrs Jim G Ferguson of Evanston IL. Ferguson a Chicago investment man and former assistant superintendent of schools says the donation supports the small Christian college and its direction. Gift includes cash securities and pledges.
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Plainview
Wayland College
Jim G. Ferguson
Evanston, Til
Ferguson
Christian College
Wayland
Chicago
Nivens' Appeal Is Dismissed
The Court of Criminal Appeals dismissed Delba Lee Nivens appeal after he was sentenced to two years for burglary. Nivens was convicted June 12 in 47th District Court for participating in the burglary of a Pleasant Valley Service Station.
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Delba Lee Nivens
Niven
Court of Criminal Appeals
Nivens
47Th District Court
Pleasant Valley
Mines Sink Two US Ships in Korean Waters
The Navy reports two minesweepers, the Pirate and Pledge, sunk off Wonsan in Korean waters. One dead, 12 missing, 79 injured. total now 12 dead, 36 missing, 96 injured from mine explosions. Ships struck separate mines minutes apart while clearing mines. survivors rescued under fire.
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Washington
Pirate
Pledge
Fie
Brush
Mansfield
Magpie
Wonsan
Korea
Jail Sentence for Misdemeanor Theft
Dalton Eason, 25, of 407 North Harrison, was found guilty of misdemeanor theft by a 47th District Court jury yesterday afternoon and sentenced to six months in jail. He faced theft over $50 for allegedly taking two tires from the Frank Brown Service Station at 800 Buchanan but was connected to only one tire, leading to a reduced charge.
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Dalton Eason
North Harrison
47Th District Court
Eason
Frank Brown
Buchanan
Perma- Line to Install Polk Street Traffic Lanes in Amarillo
Construction crews from the Perma- Line Company arrive in Amarillo this week to lay permanent traffic lane stripes on Polk Street from Second to Eleventh Avenues. White paving compound will be poured into grooves ground into the brick pavement.
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Perma- Line Company
Amarillo
Polk Street
Johnson faces car theft charge in Carson County
Melvin J. Johnson, 32, of Oklahoma City, charged in district court with theft over related to stealing a vehicle from Melvin J Fair. Officers arrested him on Highway 66 near Groom after leaving a service station without paying for gas. Rail bond set at $1,000 by Justice of the Peace C. W. Carder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin J. Johnson
Oklahoma City
Melvin J Fair
Johnson
Carson County
Groom
C. W. Carder
Baby Strangled in Odessa Crib Tragedy
The 18 month old son of Mr and Mrs R E Thompson died yesterday in Odessa when his head became caught between crib slats. The incident occurred October 18 as the child slept, prompting a fatal accident report.
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Odessa
R. E. Thompson
Forest Fire Protection for Food, Cover, and Erosion
The aim is forest fire protection to prevent destruction of food and cover for game birds and mammals, to guard against soil erosion, and to regulate stream flow.
Negro porter sentenced in liquor without permit case
Walter Clady a 30 year old Negro porter at the Atlas Hotel was sentenced to 30 days in jail and a 100 dollar fine after conviction in county court for selling liquor without a permit. He allegedly sold two half pints to an undercover man for the Texas Liquor Control Board. County Attorney John Peterson has three similar cases set for trial this afternoon. The case was heard by a six man jury.
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Walter Clady
Atlas
Texas Liquor Control Board
John Peterson
City issues permits for office building and residence
City engineering department issued a permit for a 26 by 44 foot brick veneer office building at 216 West Tenth to J. A. Killough with an estimated cost of $12,000. Today’s also issued a seven room brick veneer residence at 609 North Pierce to W. P. Henry, estimated at $14,700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Tenth
City Engineering Department
J. A. Killough
North Pierce
W. P. Henry
Mrs Floyd Evans Dies at Snyder Texas
Mrs Floyd N Evans 1008 Roosevelt Amarillo died at 7 o clock Tuesday night in a Snyder hospital. She had lived in Amarillo for years and worked at Anna Floyd N Evans, of Amarillo a son Tommy Evans and four sisters and three brothers are named. Funeral services set for 2 pm Thursday at First Baptist Hermleigh with Rev Bob Criswell officiating. Burial in Hermleigh cemetery.
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Floyd N. Evans
Roosevelt
Snyder
Evans
Amarillo
Anna- Floyd N. Evans
Tommy Evans
North Buchanan
Alice Peterson
Hermileigh
Tex
Jess Marshall
Rockport
A. L. McMillan
W. L. Etheredge
W. L. Murphy
Brooks
George
Jess
Woodrow Peterson
California
First Baptist Church
Couch Case Appeals Court Submission in 1949 Murder
Sam C. Couch, 51, convicted for the November 10, 1948 murder of business partner J. F. Tennyson at the Fifth Street Motor Sales office, was sentenced to 50 years and has appealed to the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals on brief and oral argument. He was arrested at the scene and has remained jailed. defense was by Grady Hazlewood and E. T. Dusty Miller of Amarillo.
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Sam C. Couch
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Couch
J. F. Tennyson
Tennyson
Fifth Street Motor Sales Company
West Sixth
Jackson
Grady Hazlewood
E. T
Dusty” Miller
Amarillo
Charles Crain Named City Waste Disposal Supervisor
Charles Crain, a former umpire in the West Texas-New Mexico league, has been hired by the City of Amarillo as office supervisor of the Waste Disposal Department. He succeeds Bob Roseberry, who will enter Navy service. Crain previously worked six years for the Oliver Corporation at Battle Creek, Michigan, and resides at 1209 West Tenth.
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Charles Crain
Amarillo
Bob Roseberry
Roseberry
Navy
Crain
Oliver Corporation
Battle Creek
Mich
West Tenth
Food price index unchanged from prior week in New York
The Dun & Bradstreet wholesale food index stayed at 6.48 after four weeks of declines. The current level is 16.1 percent above the 5.58 figure a year earlier in New York for the week ending October 18.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet
Dedication of Price College Dormitory Postponed
Dedication by Cardinal Spellman of the $300,000 Price College dormitory, originally set for November, is postponed to late November with no definite date. Spellman leaves for Rome November 1 for a church dogma definition. all banquet tickets will be honored at the later date.
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Cardinal Spellman
Price College
Laurence J. FitzSimon
Rome
Catholic Church
L. T. Matthiesen
Amarillo
Gallegos Child Dies at Northwest Texas Hospital
Pittaney Miguel Richard Gallegos year-old son of Mr and Mrs J D Gallegos of 1222 Arthur died this morning at 12 10 oclock in Northwest Texas Hospital after a three day illness He was born here Sept 16 1949 Survivors include three sisters Livorella Geneva and Sophia and a brother Julian Funeral arrangements will be announced by N S Griggs & Sons funeral directors.
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Miguel Richard Gallegos
J. D. Gallegos
Arthur
Northwest Texas Hospital
Livorella
Geneva
Sophia
Julian
N. S. Griggs & Sons
Hotels Save the Day For Motel Owners
McAllen Texas October 18 Tourist court owners faced a timing dilemma as the Texas Motor Court Association set its convention for October 30 The town’s tourist courts already house winter visitors leaving owners to sleep in hotels during the event with plans to manage the crowd while awaiting guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCallen
U.P
Texas Motor Court Association
Beer License Is Suspended Near Amarillo
The Liquor Control Board suspended beer license six miles north of Amarillo on Highway 287 for 21 days after an intoxicated person was allowed on the premises last Saturday night at Irvings Patch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvings Patch
Amarillo
Highway 287
Liquor Control Board
Area Realtors To Meet Here In Amarillo Regional Meet
Amarillo hosts a regional Texas Real Estate Association gathering at VFW Hall at 7 pm with attendees from Panhandle towns. Owen W. Sherrill of Georgetown will speak as new TREA president for 1950 51 and Porter Oakes of Wichita Falls will attend as executive secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Panhandle
Texas Real Estate Association
VFW Hall
West Eighth
Amarillo Real Estate Board
Owen W. Sherrill
Georgetown
TREA
Porter Oakes
Wichita Falls
Sherrill
Association
San Antonio
Hugo H. Loewenstern
Georgetown Chamber of Commerce
National Institute of Farm Brokers
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Green Valley
Pampa
Borger
Perryton
Spearman
Hereford
Dumas
Canadian
Farwell
Colorado
R. C. Boulware
Bill Harris
Fort Worth
Hugo Loewenstern, Jr
New York
Jim Alexander
D Bill Parr
Gol
T. H. McDonald
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Neel
Ford Tudor
Pontiac
C. Neen
Buchanan Ph
Studebakers
Bob Crudgington
Rogmore
Jeep
Fillmore
Hedgecoke Motor CO
Dodge-Plymouth
Randall Motors, Inc
Georgia
Mercury
Frazer
Don Wyatt
Truitt
Sedan
Buick Company
Tyler
Olds
Globe-News
Plains Trailer Sales
Your Schult
International L.W.B
Forrester Truck Company
Chevrolet Tractor
Dunlettan
WTC
Auto Service
Fillmore Auto Electric
Auto Parts & Acces
American Auto Wrecking Company
Elmer Auto Supply
Dailey Trailer Sales
Spartan
Aircraft Company
EL E
8Th Ave
Amarillo Market Canyon Road
al Rancho Court
Alromaster
Harrison
A Polk
Jack Hutson
Lamar
Financing & Insurance
Harvey
Southworth
S. Fillmore
Taylor
Enna
ALVA
Globe
Amarillo Club
Advance Gifts
United Red Feather Campaign
J. Harold Dunn
Herb Budke
Lawrence Hagg
C. B. Beasley
A. F. Madison
R. E. Clements
Floyd Studer
Virgil Patterson
Harvey Cliver
Rhea Smith
Cross
Egypt
L.N. Pittman
Optometrist
Polk St
Floyd Evans
Appeals Court
Peru
Gallegos
Pittaney
Krisskross Directories
Wagner
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