Explorers wind up on Wyoming ranch near Encampment
The Globe-News three fly fishing experts travel from Laramie toward Saratoga but roads are blocked by snow. They stop at Encampment and strike a deal with A Bar H Ranch owner Brooke Burnham for a remote fishing base. Mason Izzard signs off hinting at future adventures and mail service.
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Globe-News
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N. D. Bartlett
Laramie
Saratoga
Bart
Colorado
Platte
Brooke Burnham
A-Bar-H Ranch
Mr. Burnham
Burnham
Pine Lodge
Wes Izzard
Acheson Warns Against Isolationism and Soviet Threats
Acheson argues the world faces a poised Soviet threat and warns isolationism would fail and cost far more in armaments. He says the USSR could use military power as policy if it feels strong enough, likening withdrawal to waiting with a loaded shotgun.
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Dallas
Acheson
Russia
United States
McDonald declines GOP bid for re election in Texas
Agriculture Commissioner J. E. McDonald of Austin rejected a GOP offer to run again, saying I am a Democrat and will decline. He plans court action to compel the Democratic committee to print his name on the ballot with former Gov. Dan Moody to lead his counsel.
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J. E. McDonald
Austin
Agriculture
Democratic Executive Committee
Democratic Committee
Dan Moody
McDonald
R. B. Creager
Brownsville
Texas
Flying Disk Report From ALICE Sighting
Erico Medina and Loreto Sanchez reported seeing a mirror like flying saucer in the western sky near a garage. They said it moved quietly at high speed and disappeared after a crowd gathered, while RAF experts later explained such sightings as whirlpools of air and light reflecting off low altitude air.
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Errico Medina
Medina
London
U.P
Royal Air Force
Daily pages hint at social features and scattered items
The fragmented OCR lists sections and page numbers from a newspaper with notes on cartoons society notices court items sales and schedules. It mentions a Indiana jurist found guilty and various features like readers court room and weather maps, suggesting a cluttered issue overview.
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Britain
Thermometer Blows Its Top at Amarillo Air Terminal
The US Weather Bureau in Amarillo reported yesterday the highest temperature of the year and a June record close to the all time high. P W Reynolds cited station records showing 107 degrees set in 1939 as the peak, with 103 degrees on June 13 the hottest that year. Winds peaked at 30 mph with gusts to 87, expected to ease later.
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US Weather Bureau
Amarillo Air Terminal
P. W. Reynolds
Weather Bureau
Reynolds
Mercury
Conley Seeks Reconciliation in Brockton Case
Louis Bob Conley of Amarillo, jailed in Brockton Mass for alleged assault and kidnapping of his ex wife and daughter, pleads for reconciliation while his wife rejects the plea, stating she will not see him or their son David. He faces multiple state charges and a federal count of unlawful flight to avoid prosecution. an indefinite continuance was ordered in federal court.
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Louis Bob Conley
Amarillo
Brockton
Mass
Lucille Conley
Icaaltl
Timi
Lynette
David
Conley
Bertha LeCroix
Boston
Carpenter
Plymouth County
Francis J. W. Ford
Harold G. Jackson
Amarillo Eyes Metropolitan Area Definition for 1950 Census
Rex B. Baxter of the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce announced a recommended metropolitan area definition for Amarillo in the 1950 decennial census. Census Bureau director Phillips B. Hauser said a formal review with local groups would occur, and officials would visit Amarillo to determine the included area. An urbanized area for Amarillo was also anticipated.
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Washington
Amarillo
Rex B. Baxter
Baxter
Phillips B. Hauser
Census Bureau
Committee Told Court Decisions Threaten States
The House Rules Committee opened debate on a bill to grant states clear title to tidelands, heard one witness, and faced opposition and support. Texas voices warned Supreme Court rulings threaten representative government, while the panel prepared for further testimony. Also Canada’s newsprint sector faces high pressure to supply American papers.
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House Rules Committee
Sabath
Illinois
Lyle
Texas
Supreme Court
Louisiana
James VY. Allred
Southern District of
Dan Moody
Celler
New York
Judiciary Committee
Hobbs
Alabama
Rules Committee
Gossett
Two American Prisoners Reveal Inside Red China Views
Navy Chief William C. Smith and Marine Master Sgt. Elmer C. Bender recount nineteen months as Chinese Communist prisoners. They describe village life, loyalty, and impressions of Red China from an inside perspective, urging readers to judge for themselves what they witnessed and heard.
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Mirror Enterprises Syndicate
Ho Cha-yung
William Smith
Elmer Bender
Shantung
Red China
Bender
Navy
William Co. Smith
Elmer C. Bender
China
Amarillo Weather Plains Northpanhandle Report
Partly cloudy with little temperature change for Wednesday and Thursday in Amarillo and vicinity. West Texas sees afternoon and evening thundershowers east of Pecos Valley Wednesday. Temperatures near normal. little variation expected, with light showers Thursday and Friday. On this day in 1777 the Stars and Stripes was adopted by Congress. Also notes on the original 13 states and the United Nations India.
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West Texas
Pecos Valley
Texas
Gulf Plains
Panhandle
Continental Congress
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
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Virginia
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Ohio
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Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Missippi
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India
New Delhi
Homer Tucker Named 1950 51 Memphis Lions Club President
Homer Tucker has been named president of the Memphis Lions Club for 1950 51 succeeding Herschel Combs. New officers include H J Howell first vice president W B Wilson second vice president Ace Gailey third vice president W B Wison Jr treasurer Gene Lindsey secretary W D Young tail twister and Bob Ayers lion tamer. New directors include Louis Frexhall and Dr Charles B Dryden.
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Memphis
Homer Tucker
Memphis Lions Club
Herschel Combs
H. J.howell
W. B. Wilson
Ace Gailey
W. B.wison, Jr
Gene Lindsey
W. D. Young
Bob Ayers
Louis Frexhall
Charles B. Dryden
Plane Crash Kills 45 in Persian Gulf
Forty five people including high French officials from Indo China were reported killed or missing in an Air Force Skymaster crash in the Persian Gulf. One victim was Henri Maux a chief French conferee on American aid to Indo China. Only six of 51 aboard survived. A second French military plane disappeared with 16 men on a Madagascar route as rain and clouds hindered search.
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Indo-China
Persian Gulf
Henri Maux
Tananarive
Tamatave
Madagascar
South Africa
States Rights Righters Target Regular Democrats in Dallas Meeting
Political forecast notes damp tidelands tension and a summer surge by States Rights group led by Curtis Douglass. He vows open sessions in Dallas to press questions on tidelands and segregation and to probe candidates loyalty to state constitutional rights. Mrs. Clark and Walter Rogers cited as tidelands challengers.
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Dallas
Curtis Douglass
States Rights Executive Committee
Texas
US Supreme Court
Douglass
Panhandle
Douglas
States Rights Executive Group
Baker Hotel
Democratic Executive Committee
Austin
Altavene Clark
Amarillo
Walter Rogers
Pampa
Drillers Form Panhandle Chapter Of Water Well Contractors
About 30 area water well drilling contractors met at the Herring Hotel to plan a Panhandle chapter of the Texas Water Well Drilling Contractors Association. Anna Loessner, new executive secretary, outlined aims including licensing and permit requirements to regulate drillers and curb unqualified operators. The Texas group has grown from 85 members to become the nation’s largest state association.
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Herring Hotel
Panhandle
Texas Water Well Drilling Contractors Association
Anna Loessner
Florida
Twwdca
Loessner
Texas
Amarillo Community Activities Schedule and Meetings
Amarillo hosts a busy day with events including a flag day emblem display by the Amarillo Women’s Golf Association, a 10:00 AM bicycle parade downtown, 10:30 AM district meeting at a Methodist Church, and noon gatherings of the American Institute of Architects Panhandle Chapter at the Amarillo Hotel, Magicians Roundtable, Junior Chamber of Commerce, and Amarillo Crean Association at Blackstone Hotel. Evening clubs include Helium City Motorcycle Club at 7:90 PM and London Motorcycle Club at 3900 Tyler.
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Amarillo Crean Association
Blackstone Hotel
Rowine
Amarillo
South Center
Helium City
Fillmore
Londorn Motorcycle Club
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