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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1951
Page
4
A damaged OCR item notes jail plumbing needs repair. It mentions inmates and night-time conditions and describes aging facilities with pipes, locks, and maintenance gaps. The fragment suggests concerns about water, sanitation, and inadequate infrastructure affecting detainees.
A Sandie Band parents meeting is scheduled for tonight at 7 30. School officials urged all guardians to attend to discuss band activities and upcoming events.
Market report from Kangas City lists yearling prices at 36.50 and stock values around 549 to 4200. Skins fetch 28.25 and 13.56 to 15.60 for good to choice quality. Native feeding lambs run 26.96 to 29.00 with a financial fund listing value 2.5890 and offering price.
Fifty young girls modeled outfits at the annual Teen Age Fashion Show closing summer sewing classes at the Singer Center 510 Taylor. Judges named six best outfits including designers Mrs Thelma Buckley and Mrs A J Granberg and home making instructor Mrs Rey Small from Amerila public schools. Summer teachers included Mrs Delores Bilcer.
Dr and Mrs J J Hanna of Glenrose are referenced in a brief notice from the Glenrose area, noting their residence and a local social or church event. The fragment indicates a personal announcement involving the Hanna family from Glenrose.
A revised schedule of the tax valuation survey of American property is set to start October 1. The purpose is to revise valuations to reflect current market prices and increase tax values accordingly.
Mrs. E L Regal sustained injuries yesterday in an automobile accident at North Zas Eighth and Piltmore. The collision involved a car driven by her husband and another vehicle operated by 17 year old John C Jones of Crestway. She received emergency treatment and was not hospitalized.
In a terse session, court officials weigh expanding jury exemption rules amid fragmented testimony. Pipkin argues the change would streamline trials and reduce delays while opponents warn of potential fairness concerns.
A burglary case saw defendants placed under bonds totalling over 190 dollars in cash and property liens. The brief hearing occurred this week with judges setting terms on release and future court appearances.
Corpus Christi report says an eight year old boy fatally shot by his younger brother during a childhood game of cops and robbers. Investigating officers state the accident occurred as the play began.
A man parked his car on Sand and slept at Sand end in Scotland. He awoke to find the tide covering the running board and the vehicle was towed out by a tractor.
City records show building permits issued for two large residences on Crockett at 280 and two on Bowie at 284. Projects include brick veneer and brick structures with seven rooms, sizes around 49 by 77 feet, with costs ranging from about 16 000 to 20 100 dollars. The names J Lewis Deiter and Otho Foster appear in the permit listings.
Builders plan twenty one new frame houses with permits issued by Nix. The program moves ahead with construction targets and local housing expansion.
The article notes a rising gravity in Korea with intensified Red forces on the western front and an offensive that paused armistice talks. It mentions a commander’s trip described as routine and references a series of charges on positions near Kaesong as Allied forces push violations of neutrality.
Prince, chief of operations in Kazma, says a new staff examiner was assigned to the Litho case after a loan approval push. He defends refusing gifts from Bigmer and recounts pressure from RPC board member Willett to secure the Orly Lumber Co. loan of 45 999 dollars, with Cecil Green denying broader representation.
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