Cattle market opens weak as Amarillo sale reports drop
All cattle classes except butcher cows opened draggy and $1 to $1.50 lower at Amarillo Livestock Auction, with cows and calves $15 per pair lower from dry Tri State Empire regions. Receipts totaled $392,746.86 for 3526 head. bidding resumes at 9:30 this morning. Bulls $21 to $21.50, fat cows $17 to $20, stocker cattle $23 to $28, cows and calves $180 to $200 per pair. Notable sales include multiple White Face steers and heifers ranging from 24 to 28 dollars per hundredweight with several top bids nearby.
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Amarillo Livestock Auction Company
Tri-State Empire
Colorado
Kansas
Texas Panhandle - South Plains
Oklahoma Panhandle
New Mexico
J. J. Bloomer
Claude
R. G. Holmes
G. S. Watkins
Dumas
L. H. Bernard
Lelia Lake
Albert Marlow
Silverton
South Plainsman Runs for Judge
Former state Senator G H Hobert Nelson of Lubbock visits Amarillo to campaign for judge of the Court of Criminal Appeals and plans a Panhandle tour through Claude Clarendon Memphis and Childress. He seeks the post vacated by Judge F L Hawkins, and cites 10 years in criminal defense and seven years as prosecuting attorney as qualifications. Nelson will appear on a television program in San Antonio on July 17.
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G. H. “Hobert” Nelson
Lubbock
Amarillo
Court of Criminal Appeals
Nelson
Panhandle
Claude
Clarendon
Memphis
Childress
F. L. Hawkins
Dallas
State
Tohoka
State Senate
Coke Stevenson
Senate
Texas
San Antonio
Tornado rumors swirl around Tulsa amid fleeting sightings
Reports of possible twisters north of Tulsa surfaced early this afternoon but could not be verified. Fire Marshal John Rice investigated calls from Wilson Jones and a Silverton resident, yet no damage or confirmed tornado sightings were found after a brief thunderstorm.
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Tulsa
Here
John Rice
Wilson Jones
Rice
Jones
Silverton
Tulia
Nho
Home Front: Clayton Officer Nabs 2 Wanted In Hold-up Job
In Clayton two California men, Gray Shawver and Oswald Shawver, were arrested by State Highway Patrolman Earl Morris after an early morning armed robbery at a Poco Filling Station in Raton New Mexico. The suspects, residents of South San Francisco, were found with a repainted 1948 Buick a 30-30 rifle and a toy pistol. They are held on armed robbery and kidnapping charges and are also sought by Colorado authorities.
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Clayton
California
Raton
Earl Morris
Morris
Poco
Gray Shawver
Oswald Shawver
San Francisco
Cal
Shawvers
Colorado
Harold Osborne Rites at Pampa
Harold Osborne Gray County farmer died after illness at 37. Native of Gray County, Pampa High School and Texas Tech graduate. Funeral 3 p.m. Tuesday at First Methodist Church with Rev. Carter and Rev. Craver. burial Fairview Cemetery. Survivors include widow Marian, two daughters, brother D. W. Osborne, mother Nellie Osborne, niece Bettye Jackson, grandmother Mrs J H Kuykendall.
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Pampa
Harold Osborne
Gray County
Osborne
Pampa High School
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
First Methodist Church
Orion W. Carter
Douglas Carver
First Baptist Church
Fairview Cemetery
Duenkel- Carmichael Funeral Home
Wallace Locke
Dan Graham
Robert Redell
Jim Chase
George Ingram
Jim Philpott
Marian Osborne
Vicky
Sharron
D. W. Osborne
Panhandle
Nellie Osborne
Bettye Jackson
J. H. Kuykendall
Amarillo
Deficiency Bill Passes House Defers to Senate
The House approved a 653,761,808 dollar deficiency appropriation bill and sent it to the Senate. It includes 450 million dollars for economic aid to Korea and predominantly funds federal agency salaries and operating expenses through June 30, with portions for mail and other subsidies.
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Washington
House
Senate
Korea
Fire devastates McDonald Auto Supply building at Polk
Fire gutted the McDonald Auto Supply Company at 119 Polk, threatening a second McDonald building with thousands of gallons of flammable antifreeze. Firemen fought for five hours using four pieces of equipment to save the neighboring structure. Losses exceed 200000, with 40000 in Motorola radios. Cause undetermined but suspected to be paint can racks.
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McDonald Auto Supply Company
Polk
Motorola
Fd Spann
Central Fire Station
Bill Lynes
McDonald Company
McDonald Auto Supply
L. J. Vogel
North Julian
Vogel
Lynes
Stanton Thatcher
West Yellowstone
Marriage Licenses and Divorces Rise in Potter County
At close of business yesterday 60 marriage licenses had been issued during June in Potter County per County Clerk Loren Jones. District Clerk Ben Smith records show 65 divorce suits filed this month, signaling a rising trend in marriages and separations.
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Potter County
Loren Jones
Dist
Ben Smith
Grand Jury to Study Bus Slaying Case Tomorrow
Mrs. Epsy Adams, 50, Amarillo cook, faces murder charges for the Saturday night pistol slaying on an Amarillo city bus. The Potter County grand jury convenes at 9 a.m. tomorrow to review the case. Adams remains jailed without bond.
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Epsy Adams
Amarillo
Potter County
Adams
Buchanan
Atty
Lloyd King
Carl G. Edwards
Singleton
Third
Fillmore
Miss Thomas
Divorce proceedings reportedly delayed amid couple's split
Adams and his wife claimed their divorce was to be heard in court yesterday but did not appear as they had been separated for about two years. Adams said the separation had persisted for most of the last two years.
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Adams
DPS Director Garrison to Fly to Los Angeles Police Chief Search
Texas Department of Public Safety Director Homer Garrison Jr. will depart by plane to assist a Los Angeles civic board in selecting the citys new police chief. He previously helped choose Seattles chief four years ago.
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Austin
Texas Department of Public Safety
Homer Garrison, Jr
Los Angeles
Garrison
Seattle
Wash
UN Seen as Path to Palestine Peace Fading Hope
In a report noting recent incidents in Palestine, Timmons argues the UN can mediate between opposing interests and factions, showing a possible path to machinery of operation. The comments emphasize cautious optimism about international cooperation delivering a workable solution.
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Timmons
Palestine
A to Izzard continued from page one
Fragmentary text notes a nation and a claim of prestige tied to how Americans are treated abroad. The snippet references incidents, including a Korean steal, and questions national behavior and dignity, but details are incomplete.
Ambiguous Protest Notes and Global Stock Impact
The fragment discusses limited protests, a few State Department notes, and how stock markets may fall globally. It questions whether an ultimatum to Russia would be dangerous, then notes a shift to a different focus as the piece ends.
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