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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1948

Page

2

Confession in Saulter Case Falls Apart in Texas

A Texas investigation discredited a dramatic confession that had saved Joseph Lee Saulter from the electric chair. Col. Homer Garrison announced that Cecil E. Barker and Oscar Beasley lied, Barker’s alibi mismatched, and Saulter remains set for execution after Gov. Jester’s stay ended.

Austin Joseph Lee Saubter Col Homer Garrison Department of Public Safety Cecil E. Barker Saulter Tan Thelma Leslie Galveston Barker Beauford H. Jester Col. Garrison Alfred Johnson Dalhart Hardin-Simmons University Garrison Oscar E. Beasley Beasley Sauber Harris County Clinton Peoples Eddie Oliver

Bulldozer Crash Injures Farmer Near Amarillo

Bill Neusch a 53 year old farmer living about 12 miles northeast of Amarillo near Fritch Road was hospitalized Monday night with severe injuries to his right leg believed caused when a bulldozer turned over after 3 pm. He was brought to Northwest Texas Hospital by private car.

Bill Neusch Amarillo Fritch Road Texas Neusch Mr. Neusch

R W Griswold Shamrock Pioneer Dies in Shamrock

Russell Washburn Griswold, 76, Shamrock pioneer and real estate man, died Monday morning at his home. Funeral at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday in First Baptist Church with Rev. Derr and Rev. Motes officiating. Burial in Shamrock cemetery. Survivors include his widow Luella Elizabeth Bradley Griswold, two sons William Nelson and Lawrence Oran, two daughters Gracie Mae Seaman and Luella Elizabeth Turner, a stepdaughter Velma Brown, two stepsons H. R. Griswold and Jack Griswold, plus 11 grandchildren. Born in Uniontown Kansas, he moved to Texas at age four and to Shamrock in 1912. From Clay Funeral Home.

Shamrock Russell Washburn Griswold Shamrock Pioneer First Baptist Church Edw. C. Derr A. N. Motes Lela Shamrock Cemetery Clay Funeral Home Mr. Griswold Uniontown Kan Texas Collingsworth County Luella Elizabeth Bradley Fannie Martin Griswold Wellington Wellington. She Survives Him. Mr. Griswold Lela Methodist Church William Nelson Griswold Hereford Lawrence Oran Griswold Rupert Idaho Gracie Mae Seaman Wichita Falls Luella Elizabeth Turner Downey Cal Velma Brown Mobeetie H. R. Griswold Olympia, Wash Jack Griswold

Wellington Rodeo and Veterans Office Notes

High Plains Today lists events including a Wellington junior rodeo at Wellington rodeo grounds at 8:00 PM, Dalhart veterans aid at county judge’s office until 5:00 PM, White Deer Lions Club meeting and officer installation at 8:00 PM, McLean showing Gentlemen's Agreement at Avalon Theater, Floydada Caprock Water & Sewer meeting at Methodist Church, and a note that onions are among the oldest cultivated vegetables in parts of Asia.

Wellington Wellington Rodeo Grounds City Woodward Dalhart Lowell Sharbutt Veterans Administration White Deer Lions Club Mclean Lions Avalon Theater Floydada Caprock Water & Sewer Association Methodist Church Asia

Dust and flood ravage Needham farm during twister incident

Mrs. Smith recounted a tornado like wind that shook the Needham home and drenched interiors as rains flooded a storm cellar. The party fled on foot through high waters to a neighbor's house while roads and bridges washed out. Judy, 3, waded in water up to her waist as the orchard and barn structures were destroyed. Mrs. Smith drove to Amarillo after reaching clear pavement at Quail.

Needham

Lightning Burns House of Kress

Plainview June 21 Special The four room farm dwelling of Mr and Mrs Rice Carden two miles east of Kress was destroyed by fire last night after being struck by lightning. Entire contents except a bed and chair were lost. Flames fed by gas from a broken line believed struck by lightning. The Cardens were away at a wedding in Lubbock and learned of the blaze on return. Neighbors saw the fire but could not save more than the bed and chair.

Plainview Rice Carden Kress

First SPEBSOSA Meeting Slated for Tuesday Night

Amarillo a chapter of SPEBSOSA will hold its first regular meeting at 8:15 PM Tuesday in the Crystal Ballroom of the Herring Hotel. Perry Ford announces the gathering for interested singers while Folsom Jackson leads as president. The item notes the tobacco etymology from Tobago.

Amarillo Spebsosa Crystal Ballroom Herring Hotel Perry Ford Society For the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet America Folsom Jackson Amarillo College

Nine Injured In Lubbock Car Collision

Nine people were hurt in a two car crash near Smyer fourteen miles west of Lubbock. Serious injuries included a Levelland girl with a head wound and Mrs Piez McNurlen with a fractured skull. The Mann car carried four others from Richland Springs en route to a family reunion.

Lubbock Smyer Jo Ann Black Levelland Levelland Hospital Piez McNurlen Beverly Jan Lawson

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