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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1948
Page
4
London reports Jane's All the World's Aircraft 1948 edition notes Soviet Russian scientists and German technicians collaborating on jet and rocket projects. It cites air-to-air rockets, German flying bomb designs, and advanced subsonic craft, with centers in Central and Eastern Russia and many German experts employed.
Amarillo Field leases grain storage space to Parmers Grain Company of Tu Mia for one year at 5000 dollars. Hangar is third from the north in a four-hangar group and will hold about 500000 bushels. Lefty Poowler, city transportation officer, negotiates warehousing leases. HB Lindley is Parmers Grain manager. In Dallas, Thurmond and Wright named as Texas GOP electors in presidential bid.
The plan in Fort Worth aimed to disrupt the Democratic convention as the new Texas States Rights party filed its nominees for the November ballot. Curtis Douglas of Pampa was elected chairman with Mrs. Cecil Smith of Sherman as vice chair, while Curtis B. Dall of San Antonio joined the executive committee. A Houston railroad worker, Joseph F. Coombs Sr., 65, died, having served 46 years with the Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad.
Amarillo High School music teachers Clyde A Rowe and Julia Dean Evans are featured in state and regional magazines The Golden Sandstorm highlights the Sandie Band directed by Rowe which was named among ten outstanding bands and invited to perform at the State Fair in Dallas on Oct 23 but conflicting dates forced Rowe to decline The Sandie Band plans a first out of town appearance in Canyon for the West Texas Arizona football game Meanwhile McGregor is drum major and Tidwell is Sandie Band queen The A Cappella Choir will perform at the American Barbershop Quartet Association annual convention on Sunday Sept
Miss Dorinda Bond announced the AHS Publications staff led by editor in chief Bob Lacy and business head Surella Bursey. The list includes Carolyn Kelly Jim Heath Cherry Blair Reba Yocham Carole Barnes Maxine Adair Britt Jenkins David Knight and Dave Rose among others.Dorinda Bond announced the AHS Publications staff led by editor in chief Bob Lacy and business head Surella Bursey. The list includes Carolyn Kelly Jim Heath Cherry Blair Reba Yocham Carole Barnes Maxine Adair Britt Jenkins David Knight and Dave Rose among others.
May the elephant May ascended from the moat to reach a peanut lure. Lust for a peanut caused her earlier downfall last Monday. A pile of alfalfa hay lured her up a ramp, she toppled into the moat, then escaped the 200 enclosure amid crowds. Sea keepers rebuilt a ramp and the elephant left the area.
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