Parade of Quartets to Fill Amarillo High Auditorium Sunday
SPEBSQSA chapters hold a Parade of Quartets in Amarillo with choirs from Pampa Berger Phillips and Lubbock arriving to present a charter to the Amarillo unit. The event at 3 p.m. Sunday features no judging but a test of each chapter’s reputation as O. P. Townsend leads Amarillo’s chorus against strong rivals.
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Sweet Adeline
Melody Menders
Pampa
Spebsqsa
Amarillo
Amarillo High School
Knox Bartee
Left
H. C. Payne
C. V. Miniear
Calvin Jones
Carolina
Mandy Lee
Nellie
The
Society For the Preservation and Encouragement of
America
Berger
Philips
Lubbock
Dude Balthrope
Bunny Shultz
O. P. Townsend
Mr. Townsend
Israel's UN bid setback amid Faluga trap threat
Paris dispatch reports the Security Council cancelled a meeting on Israel's UN membership bid, weakening its hopes at the current General Assembly session. Meanwhile Jewish informants warned of a potential move to trap 1,200 Egyptian troops encircled at Faluja in the Negev, signaling possible armistice negotiations.
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Egypt
Paris
Israel
United Nations
General Assembly
Security Council
Faluja
Negev
Amarillo Today’s Tall Schedule of Meetings and Dances
A jammed day in Amarillo lists Union drivers and Amarillo Bus meetings at Ironworkers 00 AM opening session, regional gas association at Herring Hotel, Chamber of Commerce audit, American Business Club noon, Amarillo Exchange Club noon, Past Masters Dinner at Palo Duro Lodge, AF and AM 6:00 PM, Founders Day at Silver Grill 6:30 PM, Knights Templar conclave 7:30 PM at Khiva Temple, a high school dance encore at the girls gym, and a grand ball at the Herring Hotel starting 10 PM.
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Amarillo
Emma
Panhandle-Plains
Natural Gasoline Association of America
Herring Hotel
Chamber of Commercce
American Business Club
Amarillo Exchange Club
Palo du
al Services Reserve
T Herring Hotel
Union Expels Carpenters Trial Set At Carpenters Hall
Labor trouble at the Livestock Exhibition Building during the Tri State Fair Park flare as the carpenters local moves toward expulsion trials for three members. James D. Ward foreman faces a Saturday 10 am hearing. Shirley Sandage and Woodrow Watkins’ trial times were not announced. All three were informed only by a letter citing Section 55 violation as the expected charge.
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Py Paul Timmonsee
Tri- State Fair Park
Carpenters
James D
Jimmie” Ward
Potter County
Carpenters Hall
Shirley Sandage
Spruce
Woodrow Watkins
Wichita
Sandage
Watkins
Ward
What Am I Saying Dentist? A Labor Trial Tale
A union meeting behind locked doors selects a five member committee to act as court and jury for the trial of three men. The United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners procedure draws 11 names from a hat with challenges allowed on both sides. Trial rules include counsel from the local union and limited outside witnesses as the case proceeds.
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United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Justice Department blasts at spy busters over publicity
The Justice Department accused the House Un-American Activities Committee of premature publicity during Red spy hearings. Assistant Attorney General Alexander M. Campbell asked the committee to refrain from interviewing witnesses linked to grand jury cases and to avoid releasing information on the investigation. Attorney General Tom C. Clark said the department will proceed within the Constitution’s framework.
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Washington
Justice Department
House Un-American Activities Committee
Department
Asst. Atty
Alexander M. Campbell
House
United States
George Morris Fay
Federal Grand Jury
New York
Campbell
Tom C. Clark
Department of Justice
Four injured in head-on crash near Canyon Highway
A head on collision at Canyon Highway and Western Avenue left one man dead and three others hospitalized in Amarillo. Sheriff Guy Mercer, driving the sheriff's car, was critically injured, while William Lee Fonti and Clarence Hagner were listed as serious but not critical. Morris died en route to Guymon, Oklahoma, after being picked up for a non support of minor children charge.
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Daily News
Canyon Highway
Western Avenue
T. L. Shumate
North Hayes
Guy Mercer
Guymon
Okla
Amarillo
J. L. Morris
Sheriff Mercer
Northwest Texas
Northwest Texas Hospital
William Lee Fonti
Jackson
Clarence Hagner
Stillwell, Oklo
Morris
Mercer
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Highway Patrol
Ogle
Oagle
Texas
West Texas State College
Mrs. Bromley Taken by Death
Maretha Bromley 69 died at 5 45 PM yesterday at daughter Mrs J Wallace Smiths 3100 Tyler after months of illness She was Amarillo resident 26 years and a Polk Street Methodist member Survived by husband C F Bromley two sons Wirt and Lewis three daughters G H Parker Paul C Redman and Smith two sisters Mrs Caroline Hackleman and Mrs Ruth McClure and 10 grandchildren 3 great grandchildren Funeral arrangements pending at N S Griggs Sons
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Maretha Bromley
J. Wallace Smith
Tyler
Bromley
Amarillo
Polk Street Methodist Church
C. F. Bromley
Sulphur Springs
Tex
Wirt Bromley
Amarilla
Lewis Bromley
Los Angeles
G. H. Parker
Lelia Lake
Paul C. Redman
Oklahoma City
Smith
Caroline Hackleman
Fort Worth
Ruth McClure
Tonopah
Ariz
N.S. Griggs & Sons
Chili Supper and Entertainment at Lelia Lake School
Donly County Farm Bureau sponsors a chili supper and entertainment at Lelia Lake School starting at 1:30. In Memphis the High School Auditorium hosts a 7:30 pie eating contest featuring local students and community groups.
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Clarendon
Donly County Farm Bureau
Lelia Lake School
Memphis
Weather Outlook for Amarillo and Vicinity
Fair conditions expected Friday and Saturday with warmer Friday afternoon and little change in temperatures. The outlook covers Amarillo and surrounding area with no precipitation indicated and modest temperature rise through Friday into Saturday.
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Amarillo
Coyote hunted to death in Lockney by two women and an eagle
In Lockney on December 9 a coyote was chased across four sections by Mrs. A. S. Mize and Mrs. W. B. Wilson. They enlisted help from Farmer R. G. Dunlap. an eagle joined the pursuit. The animal was run down in a pasture near the Dunlap home, illustrating a combined mechanical and aerial hunt.
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Lockney
A. S. Mize
W. B. Wilson
R. G. Dunlap
Mr. Dunlap
Dunlap
Explosions Hit Kansas Power Plant In Topeka Tragedy
Seven men killed and 17 injured when a series of blasts rocked the Kansas Power and Light main plant in Topeka. Dozens worked inside. several unaccounted. Gas smell reported, basement damage extensive, fire crews stretched from Topeka. Names of the dead are listed by officials.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Power and Light Company
Tecumseh
C. A. Allensworth
Alphonse Bryant
Charles Miller
A. W. Freel
C. H. Redenbaugh
Albert Sheahan
Roy Hamby
Daily News Index Slays Guilty in Slaying Case
Daily News reports the Index found guilty in a slaying case. The page also highlights Society notes, fund appeals, child development features, literary pieces, and upcoming columns across pages 10 to 43 including weather, business, and editorial sections.
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Society News
College Fund
Santa
Truman
Babson
Imate
China
McLemore
New Mexicana
Rotary Club
New Mexico
Korean Republic
Spirit of Revolt
Russia
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Pampa Songsters
Sus
Russells
Meyers Motor Co
Fide
Coe AN Jalen
Kices
Union
Frank Morean
NY Post Corporation
Jimmie
Tri-State Morning Newspaper
Washington Staf
Herberg Bros
Taylor St
T. F. McKinney
McKinney
Boxwell Brothers
Blackburn-Shaw
Mrs. Bromley
High Plains
Northwest
Olver & Wiegsins Lumber Co
W. 6Th
Coyote
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