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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1950

Page

3

Forgery Case Confusion Shapes Davis Trial In Court

In 47th District Court Billy Ralph Davis faced forgery charges over a $28 check. Testimony tied Davis to the check while Rex Williams claimed he cashed it. A confusing turn led to a new forged instrument complaint against Williams and he was jailed on $1,000 bond as the Davis case went to the jury.

47Th District Court Billy Ralph Davis Davis George L. Dudley 510 North Lake Esther Cretsinger Cretsinger North East Eighth Dudley Cretsinger Grocery Williams Dist. Atty Lloyd King Charles Carder

The Principal Takes Himself For A Ride At School

Horace Mann Junior High principal W. W. Nicklaus rode a bicycle along Buchanan Street during noon hours to celebrate a successful subscription drive. The Curtis Publishing Company backs the annual campaign with a school commission benefiting the student activity fund as the entire student body watched Nicklaus fulfill his pledge after the quota of 350 subscriptions was reached.

W. W. Nicklaus Horace Mann Junior High School Buchanan Street Nicklaus Curtis Publishing Company

Seven-Leaf Clover Found in Muskegon Backyard

In Muskegon Michigan Richard Tischer reports finding a seven leaf clover in his backyard. The Jose Bridge was opened May 4.

Muskagon, Mich Richard Tischer

Craftsmen Meet in Dumas on Apprenticeship Plan

More than 25 men from five crafts attended in Dumas as Vincent J. Southwick of Amarillo explained apprenticeships. Southwick, field representative for the Bureau of Apprenticeship of the U S Department of Labor, saw Carpenters Local No 2369 form a joint committee to operate a program. Oil Workers Local No 478 CIO invited Southwick to return for another meeting to aid in forming another program, with a target date of Nov 21. Attendees included building contractors carpenters heavy equipment mechanics oil workers and refinery workers.

Dumas Vincent J. Southwick Amarillo Southwick Bureau of Apprenticeship US Department of Labor Carpenters Local No Oil Workers Local No CIO

Permits Issued For Five Homes In Amarillo Area

Five building permits totaling 28000 went to Mobil Homes Company of Amarillo for frame homes at 4207 Lipscomb 1935 Van Buren 1613 1607 and 1601 Roberts A 9000 permit was issued to D M Floyd for a four room brick veneer home at 2214 Peachtree and Munday Cooper Company received a 6000 permit for a four room frame at 4303 Jackson October commitments total 2085416 and the 1950 total is 18906721.

Mobilhomes Company Amarillo Lipscomb van Buren Roberts D. M. Floyd Peachtree Munday-Cooper Company Jackson

Install New Water Mains in West Lawn and Broadmoor

City crews begin water and sewer line installation for West Lawn Addition and Dispay Sub division. Major 10 inch main on Western Street from Seventeenth to Wolflin, plus 6 inch lines to city limits and to serve both additions. Additional 6 inch sewer and 2 inch water lines planned in Broadmoor area between Polk and Washington.

West Lawn Western Street Seventeenth Wolflin Avenue Wolflin Western Broadmoor Polk Washington Streets Forty- Fourth Forty-Sixth Avenues

Mississippi remains predominantly agricultural state in 1950 census

The 1950 census shows Mississippi remains largely agricultural with 73 percent of residents living in rural areas or small towns under 2,500 people. The Mississippi Economic Council summarized that most of the population stays outside large urban centers.

Mississippi The Mississippi Economic Council

Hereford Tot Dies of Burns

Maria Morena five months old died at Deaf Smith County Hospital from burns suffered when a barracks converted to migrant housing burned near Hereford. The fire damaged four-family apartments owned by Hereford Potato Growers Association. The baby's father Joaquin Morena rescued her and was treated for minor burns. All household goods and clothing were destroyed in the blaze.

Hereford Maria Morena Deaf Smith County Hospital Joaquin Morena Highway 51 Hereford Potato Growers Association Morena

Morena Child Survives. Funeral to Be Held

Other occupants of the apartment escaped injury. Besides the parents, the Morena child is survived by a brother, 14 years old. Funeral services will be under direction of Gililland Funeral Home.

Morena Gililland Funeral Home

Rabbi Bluhm Sets Topic At Temple Sermon

Rabbi Arthur Bluhm will deliver the sermon at Temple B Nai Israel Friday night service at 8 PM. The subject is Are the Jews a Race, and the service is open to the public.

Arthur Bluhm Temple B'nai Israel

Son Attends Rites for M rs Mary Wilkinson

S Nicholson of 4309 West Seventeenth left for Wichita Falls to attend the funeral of his mother Mrs Mary Geneva Wilkinson who died last night.

Nicholson West Seventeenth Wichita Falls Mary Geneva Wilkinson

Complete Street Paving Project Update

Sealcoating on Mirror Street from North East Eighth to Eighteenth Avenue is finished as of Thursday. Arthur Street patching from Tenth to Twenty Seventh Avenue prepares for seaboating next week.

Mirror Street Eighth Avenue Eighteenth Avenue Arthur Street Tenth Avenue Twenty-Seventh Avenue

Koch Announces Tuberculosis Germ Discovery in Berlin March 24 1882

Prime figure Prof. Robert Koch disclosed the discovery of the tuberculosis germ in Berlin on March 24, 1882, marking a turning point in medical science and public health. The announcement highlighted the germ's role in disease and spurred worldwide interest in bacteriology and infectious disease research.

Prof Robert Koch Berlin

HADACOL Ad claims doctor-backed relief for deficiencies

Wesley Scallions of Soria Illinois shares a Hadacol endorsement noting improved appetite sleep and energy after three bottles. He states his arm and leg pains from deficiencies disappeared allowing daily work as a gas station attendant. The ad touts vitamin B and niacin relief with a money-back guarantee and trial sizes.

Wesley Scallions Soria Illinois Hadacol Dad

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