Polio Center Treats Plainview Tulia Patients
Plainview and Tulia area polio cases update from West Texas Polio Center. H A Terrell of Tulia, 43, admitted Monday afternoon in not serious condition. Leon Gillman, 17, Lubbock, diagnosed bulbar polio myelitis, serious. Three patients were discharged home Tuesday. Other patients include KE T Barr, 48, Mrs Carlton Young, 21, Plainview, and Randall Wayne Scott, 13 months, Pampa. Center reports 29 polio cases under treatment this morning.
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Plain View
H. A. Terrell
Tulia
West Texas
Morni Leon Gillman
R. G. Gillman
Lubbock
KE. T. Barr
Carlton Young
Plainview
Randall Wayne Scott
James C. Scott
Pampa
Juanita McCain
Plain
Catfish cleaning demo slated at Sportsmen's Club
Globe-News Pish Fry at Thompson Park Thursday night features CKIng Corn ws ALEX describing catfish-cleaning methods. Tickets $1 on sale at Amarillo Hardware Company. sales close Wednesday night. Prizes include a Langeley Lorecast reel and a Bronson reel. event honors local businessmen and is sponsored by the Sportsmen's Club and The Globe News.
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Sportsmen’s Club
Globe-News
Thompson Park
Amarillo Hardware Company
Sportsman, Tom & Roy Gun Shop
Henry Blackburn Sporting Goods Company
Ralph Spangler
J. W. Morris
Frank Barnhill
West Texas State College
Bob Carter
Amarillo College
Langeley
Glen McKenzie
Buffalo Lake
Bronson
C. P. Lampkin
Howard Dodgen
Texas, Game, , Fish & Oyster Commission
Aportamen’s Club
The
Globe , News
Rehearsal Set for Amarillo Civic Chorus First Session
The Amarillo Civic Chorus will hold its first rehearsal at 7:30 Wednesday night at the home of Mr and Mrs Bob Zeigler 817 Belleview The choir is open to all Amarillo youths interested in singing Miss Evelyn Flagg will direct the chorus It plans several appearances before civic clubs in Amarillo The world would be better if it were square.
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Civic Chorus
Amarillo
Metallurgist and Radar Instructor Jobs Openings Listed
Seek metallurgists and radar instructors for the Bureau of Standards and Air Force. Radar instructor jobs require professional experience in radar, trainee posts need college training in electrical engineering physics or math. Metallurgist roles demand metallurgy education or related professional experience. Salaries range from 3,727 to 7,432 annually. trainee pay is 2,974. Obtain forms from M. Timmons civil service secretary Room 21 Post Office Building.
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M. Timmons
Civil Service Secrery
Five Die in Gun Fight in Kansas City District
Five men were fatally shot and two wounded last night in a gunfight tied to a routine police call. Three of the dead and two wounded were policemen. the attack occurred in a Negro apartment house district after patrolmen answered a loud party disturbance. Charles Neaves and Sandy Washington died in the building. Charles Perrine fell outside. William Bell and Edwin Burton Warren also died. Warren died in hospital today. Police say Bell and at least one other joined the fight inside and around the three story building as about 50 officers policed the scene, 15 blocks from the central business district.
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Kansas City
Charles Neaves
Sandy Washington
Charles Perrine
William Bell
Edwin Burton Warren
Warren
Bell
Higgins Burglar Sentenced Three Years for Covington Youth
Douglas Eglain, 17, of Covington Kentucky, was sentenced to three years in the state penitentiary by Judge Lewis Goodrich after pleading guilty to burglary. He was linked to a break in at two Higgins elevators three weeks earlier and had escaped Lipscomb County jail before being recaptured after a foot race with Sheriff Everett Tarbox.
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Douglas Eglain
Covington
State Penitentiary
Lewis Goodrich
Eglain
Higgins
Lipscomb
Evertt ‘Tarbox
AHS Orchestra Elects Officers
The Senior High School orchestra elected officers at a Monday meeting. Officers include Bill Creamer as president Tom Fotheringham as vice president Miss Helen Simpson as secretary Miss Marianne Johnson as recorder Miss Nancie Odom library Bobby Hendrix and George Morehead as stage managers Miss Carolyn Elder and Miss Loyce Elaine Whitten as sergeants at arms Miss Louise Dicken is the director. The 1948 organization has 60 members with prior high school orchestra experience.
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AHS
Marjorie Daughette
Bill Creamer
Tom Fotheringham
Helen Simpson
Marianne Johnson
Nancie Odomibrar
Bobby Hendrix
George Morehead
Carolyn Elder
Loyce Elaine Whitten
Louise Dicken
Amarillo Philharmonic Orchestra Opens Season Oct 29
Rehearsals underway for the Amarillo Philharmonic Orchestra opening concert on Oct 29 with sectional first and second violins led by Conductor A Clyde Roller. Violas cellos and basses rehearse Tuesday at 8 at the Musical Arts Conservatory, wind and percussion Wednesday at 8 in the high school band room. Joseph Battista will be guest artist. James Melton solo recital on Oct 9. Season tickets for ten concerts available at Southwestern Public Service Company. Prices five tiers from 6.00 to 15.00 dollars.
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Amarillo Philharmonic Orchestra
Clyde Roller
Musical Arts Conservatory
Joseph Battista
The
Orchestral Association
James Melton
Southwestern Public Service Company
Fifth
Polk
Woman Held on Theft Charge in Potter County
Bonnie Jean Shelton aged 23 is jailed on a charge of theft over $50. Bond set at $2000 by Justice Ivy Wilkinson. She allegedly stole a watch from Ann Moore, now of Lubbock, formerly from the same Amarillo address, on September 10 last year.
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Bonnie Jean Shelton
Amarillo
East Second
Potter County
Ivy Wilkinson
Ann Moore
Lubbock
Ocal
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