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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1947

Page

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Fugitives Captured After Plains Escape in Panhandle

Three jail escapees Vernon Hill, Thomas Gathright, and Don Davis were recaptured after trekking across Carson County plains. Binkley and Hill face burglary charges. Hill and Davis were found with a stolen 1941 Ford pickup near White Deer. A fourth man Leo James remains at large. Sheriff Williams credited cross-state cooperation and roadblocks across Texas Kansas Oklahoma and New Mexico for the capture.

Vernon Edward Hill Thomas Gathright Binkley, Jr Don Davis Carson County Panhandle Binkley Pampa Clarence Williams Hill Davis Sey Williams Arvin Click White Deer Willams Pantex Lake James California Oklahoma City Seymour Fort Worth Graham Amarillo Wiliams Texas Dudley White Kansas Oklahoma Colorado New Mexico Daily News Clifford Holt Lonesome Road Vernon Edward Hill Thomas Gathright Binkley, Jr

Soviet Policies Led to War Warns Kravchenko at Hearings

Victor Kravchenko, former Soviet Purchasing Commission member, testifies before the House Un-American Activities Committee that Russia spawns spies in the United States and pursues a postwar course making war inevitable. He says Molotov could succeed Stalin, cites intensified espionage, and accuses Soviet secret police of brutal control while noting plans for atomic capability.

Washington Victor A. Kravchenko Russia America Kravchenko Russian Purchasing Commission Molotov Stalin United States Communist Party Sedov Central Committee Andrei Gromyko United Nations Gromyko Purchasing Commission Kravechenko Khimushkin Moscow Plano Kravcchenko Soviet Purchasing Commission

Lightning strikes packed Pittsburgh trolley injuring sixteen

A dense outbound streetcar was struck during the afternoon rush in Pittsburgh. Sixteen passengers sustained cuts burns or shock and were taken to Mercy Hospital. Bystanders helped police and ambulances remove victims as glass shattered. Passengers reported no panic as they exited the car.

Pittsburgh Mercy Hospital Sherry Marcus

Marriage Means Freedom for Him

Spencer W. Bonham, 35, freed from a one year jail term to remarry Lula Mae Croft, 16 at their San Antonio wedding in 1945. He faced embezzlement of 1800 dollars from the Burlingame store he managed and must obtain employment and begin repaying the sum as a condition of freedom.

Redwood City Cal Spencer W. Bonham Bonham A. R. Cotton Lula Mae Croft Texas San Antonio Bevy Burlingame Lula Mae Winthrop H. Thorpe

Ligons Metal Stools Advertisement in Russell's Store

Ligons Metal Stools advertised as strong and useful available at Russell's located at 611 Taylor with contact Ph. 2-1237.

Taylor

Dutch ban out in Java 7

Dutch seaborne invasion forces captured large segments of Eastern Java and advanced on Jogjakarta backed by armored units. Indonesian communiques report stiff resistance, with Dutch advances on multiple fronts and air attacks on Probolinggo and nearby areas. Casualties cited as 150 on first day. Dutch and Indonesian sides clash across Java and Sumatra with airpower dominating.

Batavia Java Jogjakarta Semarang Salatiga Sumatra Here Netherlands United Nations New York Brisbane Australia Security Council Cheribon Kra- Wang Batavia-Cheribon-Jogjakarta Pasir Poetih Probolinggo Bandowoso Bandoeng Merak Republican

Escape by seven disguises man from asylum shocks Britain

John Lapsien, a 37 year old inmate of Broadmoor, escaped with seven disguises including a clergyman outfit. Police guard Mrs. Kathleen Woodward after Lapsien strangled a child in 1937 and claimed the mother killed the infant. He reportedly stole lunchroom funds, scaling a 16 foot wall to flee with 648 dollars.

London John Lanpsien Dramatic Society Broadmoor Berkshire Kathleen Woodward Burford Oxfordshire Lapsien

O’Daniel Plans Texas Wide Speaking Tour Next Week

U.S. Senator W Lee O Daniel announces a statewide speaking swing starting next week to report on Washington conditions and to explain his 1948 campaign position. He jokes about hitchhiking, names possible rivals like Gov Beauford Jester and Lyndon B Johnson, and says he will answer voters questions on the issues.

O'Daniel Texas O’daniel Ilhitchhike Beauford Jester Coke Stevenson Lyndon B Johnson Austin Washington Thomas Jefferson

Dust Storms Cross North Plains With Warm Amarillo Readings

Thunderstorms drifted from New Mexico mountains across the North Plains, bringing 25 mph winds and dust flurries to Amarillo. A North Plains shower yielded .43 inch near Clayton, while Presidio saw 107 degrees as Amarillo climbed to 85. A new 10 cent airmail stamp will go on sale August 30 in Washington.

New Mexico North Plains Amarillo Canadian River Clayton Presidio Washington Washington DC Postoffice Post Department

Red envoy makes taunting remark on Kravchenko hearing

Soviet delegate Andrei Gromyko denounces the Kravchenko testimony before the House Committee on Un American Activities with a sharp quip about a dog and its underbelly drawing spectators. The remark is reported from Lake Success on July 22.

Lake Success Andrei A. Gromyko United Nations Victor A. Kravchenko House Committee On Un-American Activities

Young Boise Boy Pulls 20 Inch Rainbow Trout

Eight year old Charles Pit man of Boise stuck his hand into an irrigation ditch and pulled out a 20 inch rainbow trout. He said the fish grabbed him by the tail and tossed him onto the bank. Friend Dickie Weigel witnessed the event and Curley McPhail corroborated the tale.

Boise Idaho Jack Horner Fairyland Charles Pitman Charles Dickie Weigel Curley McPhail

Attorney General to Open Legion Rodeo in Paris

Price Daniel will speak Thursday evening at the American Legion world championship rodeo in Paris. The event opens with a brief address by the attorney general ahead of competition among top rodeo riders.

Daniel RODEO Paris Price Daniel American Legion

Weather outlook for Amarillo and West Texas

Weather section notes partly cloudy conditions across Amarillo and West Texas with scattered thundershowers possible in Panhandle. Temperatures slightly warmer with highs in the 85 to 100 range and minimal change expected. Sunrise and sunset times are listed along with forecast period through July 26.

Amarillo West Texas Panhandle New Mexico Texas Gulf Plains Pan‘handle Wennesder

Dry Ice Bomb Clouds Rain Over Roosevelt Dam

The Arizona Republic reports dry ice dropped from an airliner precipitated heavy rain over Roosevelt Dam. Vincent J. Schaefer and GE scientist tech used 500 pounds of ice in batches to induce rain on a 20 mile cloud, with observers noting the cloud fully precipitated and calls for further trials.

Phoenix Ariz The Arizona Republic Aopyright Roosevelt Dam Lake Roosevelt Vincent J. Schaefer General Electric Company Republic Mott Robert J. Hannelly Phoenix Junior College

Palefaces Steal Indian Thunder

7 Hopi snake dancers protested white intrusion into their rain making realm in Flagstaff Arizona claiming they produced rains during a July 4 Southwest powwow. They accused a Roosevelt Dam rain-making stunt of using dry ice dropped from an airplane to simulate clouds. A spokesman urged whites to dance for their own water.

Flagstaff Ariz Roosevelt Dam

Police Chief Slain in Kansas as Deputies Are Shot

Garne­t­t Kansas July 22 Police Chief Ed Payne was killed on Main Street. Undersheriff E J Buckles and Horace Beauchamp were wounded while attempting to arrest a war veteran for questioning. Beauchamp in serious condition. Sheriff Mays pursued the veteran who fled south as state patrol joined the manhunt.

Garnett Kan Ed Payne Main Street E. J. Buckles Horace Beauchamp Harry Mays Buckles Beauchamp May Ard

Lad Now Denies Drowning Babies

In Massillon Ohio authorities hear a changing tale from six year old Roger Gue who claimed he killed two infant girls by accident yet his mother and city county officials clash over the truth The case remains unsolved with doctors and the coroner disputing the boy’s admission and police chief Switter accusing the prosecutor of hunting a killer.

Massillon Massillon City Hospital Roger Gue Navarre City Hospital MM Rogue Gue Roger Stark County D. Deane McLaughlin EF. C. Reno Young Gue Stanley W. Switter Deane McLaughlin

De Tax on Jewelry Proposed by House in Wartime Cut

The House voted to wipe out the 20 percent tax on jewelry under 25 dollars, a move that could be the first major wartime excise cut. Senate approval is uncertain, and experts say revenue impact is hard to gauge. The measure would also exempt the first 25 dollars of pricier items and remove the levy on ornamental jewelry and certain flatware.

Washington House Senate

Dalhart Launches 11th XIT Reunion Amid Panhandle History

Dalhart begins its 11th annual XIT Reunion with a memorial service for pioneers led by John B. Honts. A new MIT fliers breakfast at the Dalhart Army Air Field is planned with an expected 200 planes and prizes for pilots. The event features a Friday parade, rodeos at Rita Blanca stadium, two dances, and a children’s carnival.

Dalhart MIT Panhandle Chicago Texas Chicago Syndicate No. 1 Division Buffalo Springs Fort Worth XIT Association XIT John B. Honts Dalhart Army Air Field Raymond Holmlund Darhart Rita Blanca Stadium Rita Blanca La*e International Rodeo Association Cowboys Rodeo Association Salty Beutler Bros Elk City Okla Hoyt Hefner Dalhart Officers Club VFPW General Xit

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