Live Like A Million Front Page News Analysis
Fragmented front page items describe a living news segment with dance music and personalities such as Beulah Jack Smith Ed Murrow and Phil Marlowe. Mentions of local news, insomnia, and a variety of entertainment and program notes appear in a scattered collage. The text references Johnny Dollar and a Nev mystery theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIO Progran
Beulah
Jack Smith
Club 15
Ed Murrow
Nev
Mystery Theatre
Luigi
Johnny Dollar
Philip Marlowe
Dance Orchestra
Hereford High’s First Third Generation Graduate Delights Band
Hereford High School celebrates Alex J Schroeter, its 1950 senior class president, as the first grandchild of a Hereford graduate to complete high school. His grandmother Mrs A O Thomson was among Hereford’s first class of 1906 graduates. Both his mother and grandmother have deep ties to Hereford music and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex
Thompson
Hereford High School
Alex O. Thompson
A. J. Schroeter
Hereford
Alex J. Schroeter
A. O. Thomson
Hereford High
Audrey Argo
Paris
Tex
Fred Millard
Hereford’s High
Margaret Thompson
Hereford Christian College
Schroeter
Hardin-Simmons University
Abilene
Alex J
Hardin-Simmons
Israel
Tucumcari Pool Opens After Four-Year Closure
The Metropolitan Park swimming pool in Tucumcari was formally opened with dedication ceremonies. Rotary Lions Kiwanis clubs donated funds and materials, Quay County Citizens Association provided a large check, and labor and equipment support aided landscaping. Ray Paulson will manage the pool for the Elk's Club, with daily hours from noon to 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary, Lions and Kiwanis Clubs
Quay County Citizens Association
Ray Paulson
Elk’s Club
Paulson
Tucumcari
Metropolitan Park
Highway 66
Britain Ends Bulk Purchase of Canned Meats
Britain’s Food Ministry moves to private import licenses for canned meats from Argentina Paraguay Uruguay and Brazil, ending bulk government purchases. Fresh meat remains controlled and prices for canned meats will stay below production costs in Argentina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Food Ministry
Argentina
Paraguay
Uruguay
Brazil
Rites Planned for Staff Sgt Leycester Havens
Burial with military honors for Staff Sgt Leycester D. Havens, a B-17 gunner killed on a Ploesti mission, will be at Hale Center Church of Christ. The body arrives noon Wednesday from Brooklyn. graveside rites conducted by the Hale Center American Legion. Havens, born January 7, 1921, was a son of Arthur Havens with eight brothers listed as survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainview
Leycester D. Havens
Ploesti
Rumania
Hale Center
Brooklyn
15Th Air Force
Haven
Havens
Breckenridge
Air Force
Wichita Falls
Harlingen
Arthur Havens
Freddie D
Alton Havens
Meade
Kan
William
James
Charles
Daniel
Donald
David
Canadian States Bond Election on June 5
Voters will ballot Tuesday on a proposal to issue $30,000 in bonds to finance paying 27 blocks of Canadian streets. The city would cover one third of the cost with property owners participating. If approved, bonds issued for up to 20 years will mature serially at not more than 3 percent interest. Election at Canadian City Hall polls open 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian City Hall
No Conchas Regatta Planned This Year
In Tucumcari June special report, plans for the Fourth of July Conchas regatta are abandoned in favor of a bigger and better regatta next year. E. E. Rivers, chamber of commerce manager, announced with Lions Kiwanis and Rotary Club representatives, the lake celebration will be jointly supported by the three service clubs and the C of C next year.
Austin Plans Six Million Hospital Expansion Now
The State Board for Hospitals and Special Schools reviewed a six million dollar building program to ease overcrowding and modernize facilities, with completion of Phase 1 by August 31, 1951. A six year plan follows, funded by a cigarette tax of about 500 thousand dollars monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
State Board For Hospitals
Mayne L. Kelly
Keily
Kelly
Kerrville
Quay County Clerk Strips Ballots of Disqualified Candidate
Quay County clerk Mrs. Bertie Russell and three deputies rushed to modify Democratic primary ballots before distribution. They stamped out the name of disqualified gubernatorial candidate Henry L. Eager after the ballots had been printed and delivered following a state Supreme Court order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucumcari
Quay County
Bertie Russell
Henry L. Eager
State Supreme Court
Korean Communist Cho Mai Sentenced to Death
Cho Mai a 30 year old Korean Communist was sentenced to death by Seoul District Court for plotting last year to assassinate President Rhee. He confessed planting explosives under a road leading to the president's residence.
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Seoul
Cho Mai
Rhee
Cho
Time for Fun Scrambles and Family Laughs
A Time for Fun page presents scrambled names of Trees Flowers and Fabrics with answers listed for each category. It invites readers to send in suggestions for Games Tricks and Ticklers to Midge Tippett for printing with the contributor’s name.
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Midge Tippett
Group To Study VA Hospitals
President Truman today named a three member committee to review the veterans hospitalization program with focus on paraplegics and amputees. Members are Dr Howard A Rusk Dr Arthur Abramson and Rear Admiral Robert L Dennison. The move follows protests over plant closures and patient care at VA hospitals. Mining men in Mexico report belief that high prices for zinc copper and lead may be ending.
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Washington
Truman
Howard A. Rusk
New York University College of Medicine
Bellevue Hospital
Arthur Abramson
Veterans Administration Hospital
the Bronx
Robert L. Dennison
Congress
Mexico
US aid to Indochina blamed for world war risk
The New China News Agency in Hong Kong on June 5 accused US aid to Indochina of provoking a third world war warning.
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Hong Kong
Communist New China
Indochina
Crazy Water Crystals Endorsed by Grocer's Wife
Mrs. M. Ducas of Dallas street promotes Crazy Water Crystals as a medicine and drinking water. She cites lasting shoulder and arm pains relief after 15 years use and claims the product aids nature and improves elimination issues causing various aches and digestive troubles.
Contests Set With 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. Schedule
Contests run from 10 to 4 with no boats allowed. Planning committee members directing arrangements include Raymond Gilstrap Harvey Parker and Tom Gray. Bi Dunn and Bob Forrest handle transportation and John Wilkinson runs the first aid station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Gilstrap
Harvey Parker
Tom Gray
Bi Dunn
Bob Forrest
John Wilkinson
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Amarillo Radio
Red Foley & Co
Red Foley& Co
XIT Boys
Neighbors
Tradine Post
Eddy Arnold
Bernie Howell
Platter Palace
Welcome Travelers
Bilang
Dream House
Jack Berch
David Harum
Ma Perkins
Dr. Maione
Texaco
J. B
Bernie
Jimmy Wakley
Sunrise Berens
Betty Crocker
David Rose
MacDonald Bob Ebery
Bing Crosby
Homemkrs
Town & Count
Safety Council
CBS News
Pione
TBA
Webber
Dr “Ebber
Arthur Godfrey
Portia
Life
Jes
News of the Woerld
Rhapsody
Rks
News
Amer
Bob Hope
Singleton
Sons of Pioneer
Carmen Cav’laro
Imusic
Surprise Packa
Happy Landina
Ted_ Malone
Roman
Roman Bus
Green Hornet
Sky King
Sky Fring
Sam’s Club
Rex Maupin
Men of the Pi
Erwin Cankan
Joe Hassell
Bob Willi
Lanny Ross
Cedric Foster
Johns
Fulton Lewis
B. Jo ‘Gabriel Heatter
John Steele
John Steetz
Myster Traveler
Myster. Traveler
Frank Edwards
News Reel
iNews
B. Johns
Marine Melodies
Criste
Cowboy
Europe
Bly
Sears
Amarillo
Texas
Sgt. L. D. Havens
Globe-News
Klyn
Hear
Barkley
Outline Hospital
Quay
Bob Tippett
Pypop Notoct Sporpa Syadi Lowo
Rbihc Sreo Kils
Cilla Empal Prcee Yonpe Midne Iwlolw Treas
TNASI
Cpures
Rageumin Lnony
Kmohlec
Siri Lmpa
Nroya Pnays
Clpreae
LUTPI
QIPEU
Pop
Employers Casualty CO
District
Office
10Th and
Harrison Sts
CADET
Palm Beach
Melrose
Holywood
M. Ducas
Lake Goettsche
Higgins
Glavier
Tennie
Western Fence CO
Phome
Greyhound
America
Canada
L. A. Chicago N.Y, Miami, Fie
Peld Tours
Greyhound Union
Taylor
Polk
Progressive Men's
RAYON
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