Notes From Napkins And Match Covers
A collage of notes and wit, from political to pop culture. The piece comments on Korea’s 38th parallel as imaginary, traffic safety concerns in Lake City and Amarillo, Hollywood gossip about Judy Garland and Frank Sinatra, a golf consolation win by Herb Budke, and July Fourth behavior problems with fireworks. It ends reporting Judge O L Parish’s appointment to the Texas Civil Judicial Council.
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Lake City
Colo
Western Avenue
Sam Houston Park
Line Avenue
Western
Sinatra
Frankie
Herb Budke
Tom LeMond
Amarillo
National Safety Council
Judicial Council
Austin
O. L. Parish
Ballinger
Texas Civil Judicial Council
Alan Shivers
Americans Enter Battle as Korea Front Flanks Seoul Triangle
American troops surged into the Korean front amid a Communist offensive that enveloped the Seoul Inchon Suwon triangle. Reports say North Korean tanks pushed toward Suwon while weather hampered air support and Allied and enemy positions remained fluid.
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Triangle Area
Tokyo
Seoul-Inchon-Suwon
Inchon
Seoul
Korea
Associated Press
O. H. P. King
Far East Air Force
Pew
Lolver & Wiggins Ltr, Co
Suwon
MacArthur
Advanced
Soviet Demand for US Forces to Withdraw from Korea
Moscow newspapers publish their largest headlines calling for the unconditional withdrawal of American forces from Korea. Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko urges the United Nations to see US troops expelled, as mass meetings across the Soviet Union voice the same opinion.
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Moscow
Korea
Andrei Gromyko
United Nations
Soviet Union
Eisenhower Says Aid to Korea Inevitable at Rally
General Eisenhower declared the United States must aid South Korea, calling the decision inescapable and likening any alternative to Munich. Speaking to 47,000 Boy Scouts at Valley Forge, he linked the choice to Washington’s legacy and warned the struggle between political systems will be intense.Captain Easy joins the comic page with Bull Dawson in a forthcoming battle.
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Continental Air Command
United States
Defense Department
Army
Dame Wits
Far Pacific
Douglas Mac
Air Force
Arthur
Red
South Korea
Valley Forge
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Europe
Munich
George Washington
Historic Valley Forge
New York
Columbia University
Captain Easy
Bull Dawson
Denied Guerrilla Border Move Rumor Circulates
The Greek General Staff denied today a rumor in Athens that Communist guerrilla forces have moved up to the Greek border in Bulgaria on July 4.
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RED
Athens
Bulgaria
Toll of Independence Day deaths tops 700 in four day period
Nation records 711 total fatalities as the four day holiday nears its end. Traffic deaths reach 443 with drownings 130 and 157 miscellaneous fatalities. State tallies include California 21 and Michigan 29, among others. Fireworks fatalities are listed as none.
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Weather Almanac Notes Us Bureau Marillo City Forecast
Partly cloudy Wednesday and Thursday with scattered thundershowers Wednesday afternoon and evening. Slightly cooler Wednesday with little temperature change Thursday. Expected extremes 64 to 80. West Texas details mention local thunder showers Pecos Valley westward and no major temperature changes. Moon rise 12 03 AM Vega noted and Venus bright. Mars movement described with references to Spica Antares and Saturn.
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West Texas
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Vega
Venus
Tri-Stan
Mars
Earth
Saturn
Spica
Antares
Young Boy Survives Canyon Wandering Near Wayside
Fourteen year old Bill Milburn was lost for a day in Palo Duro Canyon before wandering into a Langford Ranch cow outfit near Wayside. He was sunburned and exhausted but unhurt after a day exploring with a brother and cousin, and was brought to Palo Duro State Park by ranch cowmen. His mother, Mrs. H. B. Milburn of Los Angeles, expressed happiness at his safe return.
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Bill Milburn
Palo Duro Canyon
Bill
Jack Langford Ranch
Wayside
A. L. Jackson
Woodrow Wesley
Langford Ranch
Jackson
Wesley
Palo Duro State Park
H. B. Milburn
Los Angeles
Claude
May Dean
Lark, Tex
Park
A. L
Jack Langford
Young Wesley
Boy Is Found After Canyon Search Near Lark
Amarillo Daily News reports Mrs Milburn learns her son has been found around 5 30 pm after a wide search in Canyon. Randall County Sheriff M E Cantrell and the State Highway Patrol coordinated siren signaling to alert searchers, with ranchers and Jackson and Wesley aiding. The boy was exhausted but unharmed and taken to the cabin for rest.
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Amarillo
Man fatally stabbed in East Dallas
Clifford B. Cunningham, 28, was found stabbed in the heart around 10:30 last night. A Negro woman held in city jail was suspected. Cunningham worked for Phillips Petroleum. a brother, W. L. Cunningham, serves on Amarillo police. The weapon, an East Dallas special knife, was recovered by police.
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Clifford B. Cunningham
North Bivins
Cunningham
Phillips Petroleum Company
W. L. Cunningham
Amarillo
Boxwell Brothers
Bright and Sunshiny Holiday Enjoyed by Panhandle Folks
Fourth of July in the Tri State area proceeded under clear skies after Monday night rain. Amarillo recorded a high of 83 degrees while moisture readings showed varied totals from Okla to New Mexico and the Panhandle.
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Panhandle
Tri-State
Amarillo
North Plains
Oklahoma
Lamb, Bailey
Hale Counties
South Plains
Gage
Okla
Shamrock
Childress
Oklahoma Candidates Running a Tight Race
Incumbent Elmer Thomas and Rep. Mike Monroney battled for the Democratic US Senate nomina tion in Oklahoma as early returns show Thomas leading Monroney. Governor hopeful Johnston Murray led the Democratic gubernatorial field with 36 400 votes in early counting.
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Elmer Thomas
Mike Monroney
Oklahoma
Johnston Murray
William H
Bill’ Murray
Senate
Thomas
Monroney
Murray
William O. Coe
Amarillo Daily Civic Schedule Shows City Meetings and Club Events
All day activity lists for Amarillo include the Women's Municipal Golfers at Ross Rogers Golf Course and various noon gatherings such as Junior Chamber of Commerce at Herring Hotel and Amarillo Credit Managers at Blackstone Hotel. Evening events feature Homemakers class at Lobo Youth Center, City Commission public hearing on Washington Street widening, and motorcycle clubs plus kennel club meetings at local hotels. Free movies at East Park start at 8:15 PM.
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Amarillo Women Municipal Golfer's Association
Ross Rogers Golf Course
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Herring
Magicians
Amarillo
Amarillo Credit Managers Association
Blackstone Hotel
Lobo Youth Center
City Commission
Washington Street
Helium City Motorcycle Club
Fillmore
Longhorn Motorcycle Club
Tyler
Panhandle Kennel Club
Herring Hotel
East Park
Dont Miss Daredevil of the Air Spotlight Feature
A vivid profile of a bold American aviator dubbed the human bird. The article promises thrilling feats and recounts a past neck risk and a broken bone, building anticipation for the feature debuting tomorrow in The Daily News.
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