Unveil Model of Atomic Sub
Washington July 8 The navy showed a four and a half foot model of the atomic powered submarine Nautilus describing a pug nosed hammer head shape. Officials say the diagrammatic model reveals no size details while noting the reactor sits at center and a third of the hull houses shielding.
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Washington
Navy
Truman
Naval
Hyman George Rickover
Naval Reactors Branch
Atomic Energy Commission
Indictments for Forgery and Vehicle Theft in Amarillo
A federal grand jury indicted Oscar Burns for forging a government check endorsement on October 31. Malcolm Crowder, 31, Amarillo, faces a related forgery charge dated May 12 and is jailed in Potter County. Guy Wayne Tyler, 28, charged with transporting a stolen vehicle from Amarillo to Little Rock, Arkansas, on April 20, remains in county jail on a $1,000 bond. The grand jury plans to reconvene at 9 a.m.
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Oscar Burns
Amarillo
Malcolm Everett Crowder
Crowder
Potter County
Guy Wayne Tyler
Little Rock
Ark
Izzard quotes on GOP faces and Democratic critique
Wes Izzard cites Time Magazine on Kem Cain and McCarthy and notes independence voters seek a Republican image. He wonders what Democrats are doing, reflecting on party portrayal and public perception.
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Washington
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Time Magazine
Kem
Cain
National Committee
Wes Izzard
Lions Install New Officers at Downtown Club Dinner
Floyde Garwood was installed as the new Downtown Lions Club president at a dinner at the American Legion Hall succeeding Herb E. Lewis. new directors John Hansard and Don Whitlark joined, with past district governor Ralph Randel conducting the ceremony before about 155 attendees.
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Downtown
Lions Club
Floyde Garwood
American Legion Hall
Herb E. Lewis
Joseph B. Davis
C. T. Davis
William F. Hunter
R. B. Ledyard
Dan Whittaker
William Laughlin
John Hansard
Don Whitlark
J. B
Jerry” Briscoe
H. W. Ochsner
Ralph Randel
Panhandle
Dave Scribner
America
Louie E. Throgmorton
The
Republic National Life Insurance Co
Dallas
Blackburn-Shaw
Maverick Club
Ralph Dykeman
Trial details continue in Blocher case with new witnesses
First witness Robert Brooks recounts finding a window hole and a fruit jar cache while Deputy Thurman and others search the Blocher shanty. Juries are shown a floor dig and $14,000 buried in jars. Autopsy cites concussion dehydration as death cause. testimony covers injuries and circumstances surrounding the Hermit of Progress case.
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Robert Brooks
Progress
Blocher
Brooks
Muleshoe
Garland Thurman
Thurman
J. H. Wimberley
Little Cabin
Bill Booth
Cecil
Clifford Mardis
Bailey County
Raymond Waters
Lubbock
Joshua Blocher
L. T. Green
Green
Hermit of Progress
Roy Bailey
L. L. King
Weatherford
Amarillo
Lester D. Stevens
Stevens
King
Witness Details Grain Shipments by Henderson Firm
A government witness testified in federal court that C. M. Henderson Grain and Seed Co of Farwell sold nearly 25 000 bushels of wheat and over 1.5 million pounds of grain sorghums to Uhlman Elevator Co of Fort Worth between June and October 1951. The case involves a 53 count indictment alleging conversion of government owned grain.
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Fred Tripp
C. M. Henderson Grain and Seed Company
Farwell
Uhlman Elevator Company
Fort Worth
Jack Greenman
Uhlman Company
Henderson
Palmer County
Greenman
Uhiman Company
Uhiman
Bob Wilson
M. D. Johnston
C. M. Carter Grain Company
New Braunfels
Larat
Church Women To Hold Rummage Sale at Jones Feed Store
The Business Women's Circle of Washington Avenue Christian Church will host a rummage sale all day Friday and Saturday at 1112 E. 10th Ave. A small supply of used furniture will also be available alongside clothing and household items.
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Washington Avenue Christian Church
Jones Feed Store
10Th Ave
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Art Bralley
Penn Chemical CO
Globe-News
Americas
Khoury Bros
Sth
Oshkosh Luggage and HeaDquarters
Ana
Livesay Trial
H. J. Blanchard
Blanchard
EF. A. Bills
L. C. Howard
Livesay
Howard
Hugh Freeman
Kathryn Harper
Callie Malloy
Alexander
Joe Sharp
Plainview
Alexanvier
Mancill Cranfill
Cranfill
Asa Smith
Lariat
Smith
Commodity Credit Corporation
Joe B. Dooley
Johnston
Paul Raynard
Raynard
Zale’s
CY Ah Mac
Federal
Dorothy Day
Zole
E.c.d
FISK
Forrest Dunlap
Jackson St
Globe News
Deason
Dia
Finance & Thrift Corporation
South Polk Street
State Department of Banking
Zale
Ongut
Zale's
C.or
Amarillo Insurance Exchange
Askew & Brown
G. G. Black
Burkhalter
Vineyard Agen
Carter-Ricks-Maguire
Rolla V. Cartwright the Cussen-Eades Agency
Davis, Davidson & Butler Empire Insurance Agency
Fancher-Wisdomins
Finch & Gavin Freeman Insurance
Royce Gant
Holt-Ferguson Agcy
Hugo H. Loewenstern
Neely-Greenhill-Lowndes Ordway-Saunders Co
Oaks-Fyfe
Universal
Orga
Fisk Building
Guarante
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