Amarillo Red Feather Campaign Near Goal At Noon
Amarillo reports 92.28 per cent of its Red Feather goal of 165 868.64 with two divisions over 100 percent. J Harold Dunn aims a victory luncheon Friday noon as reports show advance gifts and national firms contributing strongly.
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Amarillo
United Red Feather
J. Harold Dunn
Herring Hotel
Crystal Ballroom
Herb Budke
James L. McCormick
Ted Lokey
R. Brown
Roy Bell
Charles Fowlkes
K. Lanham
Jaycees
Virgil Patterson
Homer Rice
Bob
D. L. Shelton
Panhandle
Red Feather
Monte Rosenwald
Amarillo Advertising Club
Edward G. Weber
First National Bank
Punjab grants awards for returning abducted non Muslims
The government of Pakistan announces prizes and awards for individuals who voluntarily hand over non Muslim abducted girls in Punjab, with Globe-News Want Ads promoting the results oriented service.
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Pakistan
Punjab
Globe-News
Amarillo Hotel
Tra Globe-News
October permits push city total to two point eight five mil
Building permits issued to day raise October total to 2 853 091. Year to date 19 674 396. W R Harper contractor 1542 Wells five room brick veneer residence 10000. Harrison Implement Co 1313 East Tenth 8000 for foundation alterations of mercantile building. Randall Building Co Wall and Strickland 12000 six room brick veneer residence 2205 Milam plus attached garage. Garth Ingram seven room brick veneer residence 2806 Hayden with separate garage 25000. First Assembly of God Church six room brick veneer parsonage 810 North Pierce with separate garage 13000.
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W. R. Harper
Wells
Harrison Implement Co
East Tenth
Randall Building Co
Wall and Strickland
Milam
Garth Ingram
Hayden
First Assembly of God Church
North Pierce
Two Weeks With Love Premieres at Paramount Theater
Friday marks the Texas debut of the Technicolor musical comedy Two Weeks With Love at the Paramount Theater with Jane Powell Ricardo Montalban Ann Harding Louis Calhern Debbie Reynolds and Carleton Carpenter in the cast Powell rises to top billing as the film opens. There are no advance price changes for the premiere shows.
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Paramount Theater
Texas
Jane Powell
Ricardo Montalban
Ann Harding
Louis Calhern
Debbie Reynolds
Carleton Carpenter
Arrest Man on Theft By Bailee Charge
A man identified as Ray Allen is jailed in Tucumcari on a Potter County theft by bailee charge over $50. The complaint by Ike McCauley of Truitt Buick says Allen took a Truitt lot automobile to drive around the block and was arrested after returning the car on the highway outside Tucumcari about 8 pm. Plans are made to return Allen to Amarillo.
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Ray Allen
Tucumcari
Potter County
Ike McCauley
Truitt Buick Company
Truitt Lot
Allen
Amarillo
Flaming cross on Ole Miss campus protest over editorials
On October 31 at the University of Mississippi in Oxford a flaming cross was lit by students protesting a campus newspaper editorial that urged admission of Negroes to state colleges. The incident underscores racially charged tension on campus and ongoing civil rights disputes at Ole Miss.
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Oxford
Miss
University of Mississippi
Army Rescues Navy Launch In New York Harbor
In New York Harbor a Navy launch from the destroyer Ludlow got stranded with engine trouble and was rescued by a passing Army ferryboat. The Army towed the launch back to the destroyer as a First Army spokesman remarked the Navy was a bit red faced.
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New York
Navy
Army
New York Harbor
First Army
Kiwanis Club Names Officers For Downtown Chapter
Downtown Kiwanis Club elected new officers at a weekly luncheon in the Herring Hotel. A F Madison becomes president with Thad Ansley as first vp and Leo J Wilmeth as second vp. Five directors chosen Roy Bell Ralph Lemons J W Hill W H Gattis and Bob Crudgington with four holdovers Maynard Drake Herman Meyen Glen Casey M J Chisholm plus immediate past president R A Selby. Dr Eugene Slater spoke on work attitudes and Charlie Pryor led the program. Attendance reached 146 as members plan to meet at Humphreys Highland School for American Education Week.
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Kiwanis Club
Herring Hotel
A. F. Madison
Thad Ansley
Leo J. Wilmeth
Roy Bell
Ralph Lemons
J. W. Hill
W. H. Gattis
Bob Crudgington
Maynard Drake
Herman Meyen
Glen Casey
M. J. Chisholm
R. A. Selby
Eugene Slater
Polk Street Methodist Church
Charlie Pryor
President Selby
Await Verdict in Gas Lease Suit Against C R Gas Co
Jury in federal court at noon had not reached a verdict in Masterson versus Canadian River Gas Company over a gas land lease north of Amarillo. The Masterson family seeks $2,100,000 in royalties plus over $300,000 interest. Hearing began Monday October 23.
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Masterson
Canadian River Gas Company
Amarillo
Arrives Too Late For Wife's Funeral
Amarillo sailor Phillip Minear reached Lubbock after his wife Rubye C. Minear died October 21 from injuries in a traffic crash. The update came via a long distance telephone call from Korea.
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Phillip Minear
Amarillo
Rubye C. Minear
Lubbock
Korea
Funeral services held in Hereford for San Francisco native
From San Francisco he learned funeral services had been held last Tuesday in Hereford. Minear, who worked for Plains Chevrolet before joining the Navy, had lost many hours of sleep trying to catch airplane rides to the States.
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San Francisco
Hereford
Minear
Plains Chevrolet
Navy
German Republic Plans to Resume Fancy Meat Sales to America
The German Federal Republic aims to restart exporting premium meat products to the United States, signaling a revival of trade ties and longing for renewed market access after a period of restraint.
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German Federal Republic
America
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