Neighbors Plow 600 Acres For Injured Farmer Nearby
In Amarillo area, Tony Ridge Community neighbors rallied to farm Clem Baker’s 600 acres after a fall left him with a leg injury. Fourteen members provided 16 tractors to plow and plant maize while Baker recovers, aided by wives who cooked a big community meal.
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Daily News
Clem Baker
Tony Ridge
H. A. Harbison
Maynard Bixtie
Amarillo
Baker
Marilyn
R. D. Baker
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Mrs. Baker
Mercy
Baker Place
Bud Jones
D. K. Hall
B. A. Williams
J. W. Randall
Verl Wagner
Jerry Murray
Earl Cummings
Bill Witt
Oran Emberton
John Slater
Archie Druin
Frank Metcalf
Maynard Bicksel
Dick Medlin
George Jenkins
Max Overfelt
J. O. Murray
Paul Parker
Virl Wagner
C. B. Baker
Doris Metcalf
Dips on Lipscomb to Be Eliminated by City Plan
City Commissioners approved removing two street dips on Lipscomb at 10th and 11th avenues with a $9,352 contract to Gilvan Terrill Construction Co. A storm sewer will link the site to an existing system to handle half inch rainfalls over about 144 acres.
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Lipscomb
10Th
11Th Avenues
Gilvan-Terrill Construction Co
Ers
Water Department
Randall County
L1th Ave
9Th Ave
New Mum Cream with M-3 deodorant stops odor 24 hours
Doctors compare New Mum Cream to other deodorants and find it stops underarm odor for a full day thanks to M-3 hexachlorophene. The Bristol Myers product is gentle on skin and fabrics and safe for daily use.
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Bristol Myers
Three Survive Sinking of Steamer Badora in Bay of Bengal
In Dacca East Pakistan on Saturday the coastal steamer Badora sank after a cyclone struck off Chittagong Sandwip Island. Police said three survivors washed ashore at Chittagong. The vessel carried 172 passengers and 30 crew. 50 000 rupees in cash bound for Sandwip was aboard for government payrolls. Bodies were sighted near Chittagong as a court of inquiry was ordered.
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Dacca
East Pakistan
Bay of Bengal
Chittagong
Sandwip Island
Sandwip
Floydada Attorney Named Bar Director
Floydada attorney Richard Stovall was elected a director of the Texas State Bar Association. Ballots tabulated in Austin named Alvin Allison his opponent with Newton Gresham as president and Virgil Seaberry as vice president. Outgoing president Mau rice Bulloch and directors W. S. Barron and Ralph Logan were also named. The annual meeting is set for July 4-7 in Houston.
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Richard Stovall
Floydada
Texas State Bar Association
Austin
Stovall
Alvin Allison
Levelland
Newton Gresham
Houston
Virgil T. Seaberry
Eastland
Maurice Bulloch
Fort Stockton
W. S. Barron
Bryan
Ralph Logan
San Angelo
State Association
Associated Press
Condemnation Suit Delayed in Amarillo Traffic Project
The City of Amarillo seeks condemned property at 34th and Tyler for the Amarillo Expressway. Hearing moved to 9:30 a.m. in the 108th District Court with new commissioners Johnny McBroome Carl King Jr. and jury of view W. F. Perkins to assess damages. Morrison's Grocery sits on the property.
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Potter County
City of
Amarillo
Ray Thomas
Wilson Forrister
Claude C. Curb
W. F. Perkins
Chamber Opposes Gore Nuclear Reactor Proposal
The Chamber of Commerce of the United States opposed a Gore proposal for the government to build nuclear power reactors. It said such a move would duplicate private industry efforts and sent a letter to Senator Anderson, chairman of the Senate House Atomic Energy Committee.
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Washington
The
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Sen. Gore
D-Tenn
Chamber
Sen. Anderson
D-Nm
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Rodeo Performer Clay Riggle Death Sentence Upheld
Wyoming Supreme Court sustains the death penalty for Clay Tricky Riggle a 56 year old rodeo trick roper. execution set for September 5 in the Rawlins gas chamber following convictions for killing Mrs Frances Williamson and rival Walter Acker in Wheatland on March 28 1953. Robert Koch isolated the tuberculosis bacillus.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming Supreme Court
Clay
Tricky) Riggle
Rawlins
Riggle
Frances I. Williamson
Walter I. Ackerblade
Wheatland
Explosion Rocks American LST off Indo China coast
Tokyo radio reported an American LST loaded with ammunition exploded off the Indo China coast. LST No. 675 was named by 45 Japanese. Nine were seriously injured and one was missing.
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Tokyo
Indochina
Inventor of the Adding Machine
A historical note attributes the invention of the adding machine to Blaise Pascal, a French mathematician, in 1642.
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Pascal
Porgy and Bess Cast Returns From Seven Month Tour
The 65 member Porgy and Bess troupe arrived at Idlewild Airport after a seven month foreign tour including Russia Poland and Czechoslovakia. They noted high prices and a generous meal hosted by U S Ambassador Bohlen and remarked on Russians views of American life and hunger for information about the United States.
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New York
Russia
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
U. S
Charles E. Bohlen
Idlewild
Amsterdam
Robert Breen
Globe
Blonde Temptress Denies Romance
Miss Kim Novak, a green eyed blonde film star, leaned over a sun deck aboard the liner United States as 2,500 sailors on the U S S Tawaraw a swarmed the rigging for a better view. She denied engagement rumors and said it sounds as if she were a woman of the world.
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New York
United States
U.S.S
Miss Novak
Mario Vandini
Contempt Motion Continues In Plow Patent Dispute
In federal court here a contempt hearing continues over Graham and Graham Hoeme Plow Co against Jeoffrey Manufacturing in Amarillo. The case stems from a 1953 declaratory judgment fight over a spring clamp used on chisel plows and an injunction Graham obtained for patent infringement. Another Graham Hoeme suit against Cockshutt Farm Equipment, Inc. was expected to begin later today.
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Federal District Court
William T. Graham
Graham Hoeme Plow Co
Jeoffroy Manufacturing Co., Inc
Amarillo
Daily News and Globe-Times
Jeoffroy
Graham-Hoeme
Graham
S. Tom Morris
Jeoffrey
Clayton Heare
Claude A. Fishburn
Orville O. Gold
Cockshutt Farm Equipment, Inc
Classrooms Set For Eastridge Addition
Portable units totaling four classrooms will be ready by the opening of school next September. Frank Phillips and Sons won the bid for the $27,089 contract, with the units movable to other sites as needed. Eastridge sits at the east edge of the city where former Municipal Airport stood, and students have attended Forest Hill School.
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Eastridge
Frank Austin
Frank Phillips and Sons
Old Municipal
Forest Hill School
Older Citizens Face Action Call From Governor Meyner
Governor Meyner warned that neglect of older citizens could push them toward political action and voting for candidates who promise quick financial aid. He spoke at the three day conference opening session co sponsored by the Federal Council on aging and the Council of State Governments in Washington.
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Washington
Robert B. Meyner
New Jersey
Meyner
Federal Council On Aging
Council of State Governments
Pampa Pastor Elected to Baptist State Office
Dallas June 5 The Baptist General Convention of Texas backs creating Baptist junior colleges in cities after 1960 with campus acreage of at least 100, 1.5 million dollars in capital and equipment, 1.5 million in endowments and system affiliation. The board elected four pastors to new posts and named E W Carver of Pampa as vice president.
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Dallas
Baptist General Convention of Texas Today
Texas Baptist Educational System
W. Y. Pond Jr
First Baptist
Huntsville
Hooper Dilday
Texas Baptist Sunday School Department
T. C. Gardner
Cyprus Governor Harding Targeted by Death Threats in Britain
Security around Cyprus Governor Sir John Harding intensified after threats calling him a murderer and promising a bullet. Leaflets were dropped by a speeding car in Manchester and a prior letter was sent to a Birmingham newspaper. Police guarded Harding as he met with officials on the Cyprus situation.
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Cyprus
London
Sir John Harding
Britain
Manchester
Cyprus Liberation Sab‘committee
Great Britain
Birmingham
Harding
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Bess
Breen
Pampa
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