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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1955

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Texas surgeon sought in New York child kidnapping case

A Texas surgeon Dr. Frank Samburg faces New York and Texas warrants after allegedly kidnapping his son Philip Sainburg II, 4, from Ithaca. He allegedly called a fourth wife’s father threatening to keep the boy unless charges are dropped. Mary Jean Nance, 4, was taken in a prior incident. custody was awarded to the mother Doris Blanchard in Ithaca.

Frank Samburg Mary Jean Nance Dr. Sainburg Hobbs N.M Longview Neal Smith Smith Mary Jean Philip Sainburg II Texas New York Philip Doris Blanchard Ithaca N.Y Samburg Tompkins County Sainburg

Bushido of federal school aid limits to construction

A government official, Dr. Harold C. Hunt, said the Eisenhower administration’s broadened school aid applies only to building funds. Secretary Folsom expects a wider program to erase the classroom deficit, while the conference favored more construction aid. Hunt noted current policy does not cover operating expenses yet.

Washington Eisenhower White House Hunt CBS

Anxiety Breeders Show Prime Beef at Tri-State Fair

Anxiety Hereford Breeders presented 75 purebred animals at the Tri-State Fairgrounds judged by John C. Burns. Imperial Anxiety 8th, a great grandson of The Lamplighter, won champion bull for Harle Rigby Herefords Rexburg Idaho. reserve went to Choice Lamplighter 28th from S. F. Buchanan Big Spring. Jack Frost Ranches dominated the females with Pretty Lady 122nd as champion and Correline 47th as reserve.

Tri-State Fairgrounds Hereford Gudgell and Simpson Anxiety Imperial Anxiety Harle Rigby Herefords Rexburg Idaho Lamplighter Choice Lamplighter S. F. Buchanan Big Spring Choice Lamplighter Jr Buchanan Rigby Herefords Jack Frost Texas Frost Pretty Lady Donaldo

Glass cover falls on worker on Taylor Street

Keith Jack Keith of 2804 Pierce placed a tool box on the sidewalk at 422 Taylor yesterday when a glass cover from a light standard struck his head. He said the cover likely came loose from vibration and noted several other light post covers hanging precariously along Taylor. He suffered a dent on the head but resumed work laying linoleum at his father's shoe store at 422 Taylor.

Jack Keith Pierce Taylor Keith

Alaska Jets Stand Ready to Repel Northward Invasion

Alaskan jet defenders at Ladd Air Force Base stand on alert to intercept any Russian assault with 52 rockets per F89D Scorpion wingtip and a combat operation center tracking speed altitude and formation. Pilots rest in a ready room, while a kitchen serves meals under flight surgeon supervision as the force monitors IL28 bombers and Mig fighters across the Bering Strait.

Los Angeles U.S Alaska Los Angeles Times Northrop The Times Marvin Miles Larry Sharkey Ladd Air Force Base Ladd Miles Brooks Range Arctic Bering Strait Siberia Chukotskiy Peninsula

Panhandle and South Plains Weather Forecast

Mostly cloudy with little temperature change Monday. Scattered light showers in south and central portions Monday. Light snow flurries above 6500 feet. Highs 30 to 40 northwest, 45 to 55 east and south. Overnight mix with sunrise 7:40 a.m. and sunset noted.

Panhandle South Plains Merisou

Truman Ill With Illness Not Serious Says Doctor

Former President Harry S Truman is ill with an intestinal condition described as not serious by his physician Dr. Wallace Graham. He is staying at home for about two more days after falling ill Friday following a St. Louis speaking engagement. Truman sent a telegram to a memorial service for Eddie Jacobson, his former haberdashery partner, explaining he cannot attend. He announced the Eddie Jacobson Memorial Foundation to promote education religion and philanthropy in Eddie’s name.

Independence Harry S. Truman Truman St. Louis Wallace Graham Eddie Jacobson Eddie

Amarillo Sees 1955 Sunlit Days Across Period

A 1955 tally shows Amarillo enjoyed sun on 319 of 339 days with a Sunday 3 pm reading noting wind and sky conditions, including cloudy and partly cloudy intervals.

Amarillo

Faure Urges Reform as France Heads to Jan 2 Vote

Premier Edgar Faure launched a campaign promising a more stable government in France. He criticized the “abnormal system” of cabinet turnover and urged automatic dissolution if a ministry fails to last two years. Registration drives rolled out as parties seek district alliances for the January 2 National Assembly election.

Carl Hartman Paris Edgar Faure France Jura Dole Lons-le-Saunier Pierre Poujade Faure

Teamsters Toss Wrench In Big Labor Meeting

In New York on December 4, as AFL CIO opened, the Teamsters dominated talks with plans to join the AFL CIO Industrial Union Department and a mutual aid pact with the Mine Mill and Smelter Workers union. President Eisenhower was to address delegates with Gettysburg Pennsylvania as the relay site.

Teamsters New York Afl-Cio Tonight Teamsters Union AFL Eisenhower AFL and Cio Afl-Cio Afl-Cio Industrial Union Department

Air Pioneer Martin Dead

Glenn L. Martin pioneer of aviation dies at 69 in Baltimore after a career spanning from simple kites to space satellites. He reportedly complained about a bad cold shortly before his death. Dr. W. Kennedy Waller commented on the event.

Baltimore Glenn L. Martin Dr. W. Kennedy Waller

Farm Price Support Aims At Smaller Holdings

Eisenhower aides study proposals to concentrate multibillion-dollar farm price support on small and medium farms. A top limit on eligible production or dollar value could bar large corporate-type holdings from loans or purchases. Proponents say caps curb overproduction and surpluses while aiding family farms against market consolidation.

Washington Eisenhower

Fire damages five apartment building at 809 Fillmore

A blaze at 809 Fillmore yesterday destroyed two second floor units and heavily damaged three first floor apartments. Fire Chief Roy Hill said a small heater connected by a rubber hose to an outlet caused the fire when the hose detached. The north upstairs unit, occupied by Earnest Emel and Sam Lax rented apartment, suffered the heaviest damage. Water and smoke affected the three ground floor units occupied by Mrs. Alphea L. Collins and her son. The Amarillo Fire Department arrived late and extinguished the flames.

Daily News Harold Penington J. W. Allen J. B. Warren Amarillo Fillmore Roy Hill Earnest Emel Sam Lax Alphea L. Collins

Doncaster Mayor Faces Nude Photo Controversy

In Doncaster England Mayor Alf Hall a nude figure photographer, exposed when his 11 year old son showed friends pictures. Council threatens no confidence motion while Hall defends his hobby amid party divides and scrutiny of his collection. Canon Hugh Herklots comments on the affair.

Doncaster England Alf Hall Kathleen Surfleet Miss Surfleet Labor Party

Hot Red Political Shakeup Rumors Roil Moscow

Rumors of a Kremlin shakeup surface in London as analysts flag possible Khrushchev bid for power. Moscow radio speaks of great political activity behind district conferences. The Supreme Soviet convenes December 23 and the All Soviet Communist party Congress opens in February, sparking speculation of a major pronouncement.

London Soviet Union Kremlin Communist Party Nikita Khrushchev Moscow Radio Supreme Soviet All Soviet Communist Party Urum

Word of mouth drives hobby shop rush

Mr. Smith at Smith's Hobby Shop reports a flood of calls and visitors from the Panhandle after placing an ad in The Gift Spotter and repeating the results through NEWS AND GLOBY-TIMES want ads. People travel to Tyler address 3805 Tyler.

Smith Tyler Panhandle

Delta Stereo Cameras Ad Sparks Steady Local Business

In a miscellaneous column ad, Mr. Smith promotes Delta Stereo Cameras and fibre flowers bronzed. He notes year round steady business as a result of the listing and ongoing advertisement.

DELTA Oamn Smith Mr. Smith

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