Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

We found your results!

Page 1

Amarillo Daily News in Amarillo, Texas

We have 22,786,314 pages in Texas

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 15 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1950

Page

1

North Korean columns push toward Seoul as US aids advance

North Korean forces drive south toward Seoul with two tank led columns crossing the Han River near Yongdongpo. US air power attacks Yonpo airfield as infantry and South Korean troops rush to reinforce near Suwon and Taejon amid reports of red star aircraft in action.

Tokyo Seoul Suwon Wonju Taejon North Korea Yonpo US Air Command Russia Associated Press Tom Lambert Yongdongpo Lambert Han River Broad Han South South Korea Ne Yer Royal Australian Air Force Republic

Casualties Issued From Korea

The Army released its first official Korea campaign casualty list naming 11 officers and men missing after a transport plane crash from Japan to South Korea. No Texans were listed. The Far East Air Force reported a C 54 transport with 23 people crashed near Pusan, South Korea.

Washington Army Today Korea Japan South Korea Texas Army Tokyo Far East Air Force Pusan

Nationalists Advised To Stay on Formosa

The United States says Nationalist China should focus on its own defenses on Formosa before sending troops to Korea. It suggests consulting Gen Douglas MacArthur on island defense due to the threat of a mainland Communist invasion.

Formosa Washington United States China South Korea Douglas MacArthur MacArthur Chiang Kaishek Chiang Korea Truman Seventh Fleet

Pliers Breakfast and Airpark Dedication Schedule

Local notices list a breakfast and official dedication for a new Airpark in Clayton New Mexico with ceremonies at 10 AM. Canadian events include the Annual Rodeo all day. Shamrock hosts the 25th Chamber of Commerce birthday with a dancing party at 8 PM at the Community Hall. An 8 PM rodeo is planned at the Grounds.

Clayton Chamber of Commerce

Weather Almanac and scattered notes from Amarillo

Partly cloudy with little temperature change expected Monday and Tuesday. Highs around 95 in Amarillo and west Texas with similar trends across Mexico. Moon signs mark top fishing and planting days, sunrise at 5:97 AM and sunset at 8:05 PM. United Nations data note Poland’s population and Warsaw as capital. regional sky signs include Regulus and Antares.

US Weather Bureau Amarillo West Texas Mexico United Nation Poland Warsaw Regulus Antares Mars

Mere Display of Force Not Enough in Korea War

Eight days of fighting in Korea show a mere show of force will not halt Communist invaders. North Korean ground units push four spearheads south from the Han River as observers note limited Russian direct involvement and reliance on Soviet airpower and equipment. Weather and fuel shortages hinder Allied air operations and the Red advance, while Moscow could augment North Korea if permitted.

Washington Korea Han River Line Red Russia United States Great Britain Australia North Korea Moscow Siberia Manchuria

Deaths Rise From Holiday Accidents Across Nation

AP tally shows 314 deaths by Sunday across 4 days with 215 traffic fatalities on highways, 62 drownings, 36 other mishaps. NSC warns 385 traffic deaths possible by Tuesday midnight if trends continue across states including California, Ohio, Texas and New York.

Associated Press National Safety Council Alabama California Colorado Connecticut Georgia Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Maine Maryland Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Nebraska New Hampshire New Jersey New York North Carolina Ohio Oregon Pennsylvania South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming

Pampa Ravaged by 60 MPH Winds and Storm Damage

Strong winds estimated over 60 miles per hour struck Pampa on Saturday night causing heavy damage mainly in the north and northeast. No injuries reported as a thunderstorm with lightning swept through for about an hour. Downtown power outages lasted thirty minutes, with residential areas restored after two hours. Rainfall of 1.07 inches, heavier east of town with hail. Ten inch trees snapped, and the Pampa High School stadium roofed area ruined. Coca Cola sign at Wilson Drug Store torn, plate glass shattered, and a metal sign ripped from Radcliff Supply. Road signs uprooted. J C Daniels Motor Co under construction lost 145 feet of wall. Continued on Page 12.

Pampa J. C. Daniels Motor Company

Two-Car Wreck Kills Two In Fort Worth Area Pattern

Third and Grand location cited as multiple crash sites. A two car collision near East Third and Grand injured Amarillo residents, sending R L Evans 37 Judy Evans 31 and Mrs J W Tallant 25 to St Anthony’s Hospital. Evans suffered deep leg lacerations and shock, Mrs Evans scalp injuries, Tallant minor injuries. James Tallant 26 and a Evans child uninjured. Police say Jeepster failed to stop and struck the Tallant car, scene 6 55 pm yesterday. Earlier last Thursday and Friday car train crashes at Fort Worth and Denver crossing killed Billie Massengale 26 and Jasper Franklin Thomas 22.

Third Grand Amarillo St. Anthony's Hospital R. L Bob”. Evans North East Judy J. W. Tallant East Third Tallant James Tallant Chevrolet Evans Tes Boxwell Brothers Fort Worth Denver Billie Massengale North West Eleventh Jasper Franklin Thomas Wellington

Absentee Voting Opens in Democratic Primary in Amarillo

In Amarillo the Democratic primary absentee voting begins and runs through July 12. Community events at Horace Mann School and Herring Hotel include Homemaking textile painting for Amarillo women, plus Ad Club, Kiwanis, and Pilot Club meetings. The School Board gathers at the School Administration Building while Rogers Panne Ma at 675 Rodeo State Fair Park may be noted.

Amarillo Horace Mann School Ad Club of Herring Hotel Kiwanis Club Pilot Club Herring Will “Rogers Panne Ma Rodeo State Fair Park

Two Killed and Four Injured in Noon Wreck Near Plainview

A noon head on collision eight miles southwest of Plainview on Highway 87 killed William T. Davidson Jr. 18 of Lubbock and Gary Garrett of Plainview and left two other men Donald Reeves 18 and Rodney McCafferty 19 both of Lubbock Route 2 and Route 3 in critical condition at Plainview Hospital Foundation. The Garrett car was driven north and overturned. Injured are Mrs Garrett and son Tommy 4. Funeral plans for the Garrett infant are pending.

Plainview Here Lubbock William T. Davidson, Jr Gary Garrett Jack Garrett Plainview Hospital Foundation Donald Reeves Rodney Wayne McCafferty Reeves McCafferty Davidson Garrett M. W. Lemons John Strother Hale Center Shamrock Hospital Burl Bobby Jimmy Robert Johnson Amarillo Sally Johnson Jesse Dewar Okla Ben Johnson Sand Springs Mabel Hatfield Frank Arrendale Ranger Clay Funeral Home Shamrock

Mother of Amarillo Man Dies In Shamrock Crash

Mrs Sally Johnson 69 of Dewar Oklahoma died after a Highway 86 crash 4 miles west of Shamrock Saturday night. Her son Robert W Johnson 33 of Amarillo lived and three Johnson children were injured. Bertram Melton 30 of Shamrock driving a truck collided with their stopped Chevrolet during a blowing dust storm.

Amarillo Shamrock Highway 86 Sally Johnson Dewar Oklo Canaral Hoenitalahant Robert W. Johnson Lipscomb Shamrock General Hospital Johnson Shamrock Hospital Highway 66 Bertram Melton North Buchanan Bobby Jimmy

Rails Still Tied Up

The AFL switchmen's union refused to end its week-old strike against five major railroads, offering to move only essential materials and cooperate on government-designated essential movement during the Korean war emergency. About 4,000 switchmen left June 25, shutting down several lines while others operated reduced schedules. The dispute arose after rejecting a wage board's 40 hour week proposal and a pay hike, with the union demanding full pay for a four day week.

Chicago AFL Switchmen’s Union Switchmen’s Union of North America John Thad Scott, Jr National (Railway) Mediation Board Korea Washington Rock Island and Pacific Great Northern Great West Ern Denver & Rio Grande Western Western Pacific Carriers and Mediation Board Scott Truman

Absentee Voting Open for July Democratic Primary

Beginning today through Tuesday July 18 absentee ballots for the July 22 Democratic primary are accepted in the county clerk's office. An estimated 7100 ballots may be cast by residents away on vacation or business. County Clerk Loren Jones urges voters moving between precincts to notify the county tax collector to update addresses so poll tax precincts reflect correct location.

Loren Jones

Will Rogers Range Riders Rodeo entertains 6500 despite winds

Strong southerly winds hampered top calf ropers and bulldoggers at Tri-State Fair Park. Jess Like took bareback riding money, Willard Smith set a near record in calf roping, Red Wilmer led saddle bronc, Bud Smith won bulldogging, with several riders knocked off Brahma bulls. Next performances at 8 pm tonight and 2 pm tomorrow.

Bob Flight Will Rogers Tri-State Fair Park Rodeo Jess Like Kim Colo A. L Elk City Okla Leonard McCreeley Memphis Willard Smith Wilson Leon Jones Carlsbad Kenneth Kramer Dinson Red Wilmer Venita A. L. South Frank Freas Bud Smith el Reno Roy Ross Sayre Carlos Green Regen Caps Gaels Lena Mieke Kao-Pouad Butie Eaeits Milton Moe Melvin Dikman Hershey Neb Monte Roger Lynn Beutler Delbart Dalby Jack Bobby Knapp Whip Wilson Amarillo Melving

Also Mentioned on This Page

20Th Air Force State Department Acheson Lincoln White High Plains Daily News Almanac Caen Tommy Garrett Mr. Garrett Olver & Wiggins Lor. Co W. F
Search Courier

Search the Amarillo Daily News Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Amarillo Daily News?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication