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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1948

Page

11

All-Star Lineups Criticized for West Texas League

The West Texas New Mexico League selections face sharp critique over lineup choices. The column argues Bow Land over Falappino for center field, Otey over Sullivan at short, and Martin miscast at left field, with Buck Fausett predicted to manage the North and Grover Seitz the South. Bobby Layne’s athletic fame noted alongside golf outing remarks.

Abilene Wal “Holiday Gold Sox Doug Lewis Ron Bowen Pibuquerque Bowen Lewis Iles Doug Jackie Sullivan Ernie Falappino Hershel Martin Albuquer Ee Orth Sullivan Sooth R. C. Otey Pampa Lubbock Martin Eddie Carnett Borger Falappino Bowland Milton Price Buck Fausett Grover Seitz

Man Held On Charges of Abducting Girl

Fayetteville North Carolina June 28 38 year old Norman Beard captured after allegedly detaining 16 year old Eula Mae Mason in a woods for a month. Beard kept her in a swamp fed on berries and wild fruit and abused her before she escaped to safety.

Fayetteville Highway Patrol Today M. C. Shaw Bladen County Highway Patrol Norman Beard Eula Mae Mason Beard

Flood Threaten Western Oklahoma as Rains Continue

Persistent rains over the past week push flood crests down streams in Oklahoma. The North Canadian River threatens Woodward County bottomlands while floods intensify north of Oklahoma City. Rain totals reach over two inches in Woodward and Garden City as Canton Dam nears completion to help control the crest. Farmers brace for crop damage but expect a strong 1949 season after a dry winter.

Oklahoma City U.P Oklahoma Woodward County W. E. Maughan Woodward Okla Canton Dam US Army Garden City Kan

Truman Signs Recovery Bill to Back Global Aid Effort

President Truman signed a $6.03 billion recovery act creating a 15 month program to fund the European recovery plan with $4 billion. The act, nearly matching Truman’s request, allocates money for Ireland and Italy and includes assurances for US defense material stockpiles.

Washington America Truman State Department Ireland Dublin Italy Rome United States

Two Airlines Move Toward Merger

Officials from National and Delta Airlines conferred on plans to merge the two systems. Spokesman said negotiations may continue for weeks as the routes cover an area from Cuba and Texas in the south to New York, Michigan and Illinois.

Miami National Delta Airlines Cuba Texas New York Michigan Illinois

Peddy Denies 1922 Republican Senate Run Propaganda

George Peddy accused an unnamed foe of spreading malicious propaganda over his 1922 Senate bid. He spoke in Waco defending his write in candidacy and opposing claims he ran as a Republican. Lyndon Johnson campaigned across West Central Texas while Coke Stevenson spoke in the Sabine area. Terrell Sledge stopped at Austin to display slogan laden cars. Governor Jester rededicated Hancock Park and prepared a progress report while Case March attacked him in Dallas over oil price promises. Roger Q. Evans expanded his gubernatorial operation with Austin headquarters and more offices planned.

Associated Press George Peddy US Senate Senate Waco Lyndon Johnson Texas Coke Stevenson Sabine Terrell Sledge Kyle Austin Beauford H. Jester Hancock Park Lampasas Case March Jester Dallas Roger Q. Evans Houston Port Arthur Orange

New Mexico Bench Remains in Doubt

Senator Hatch said he has no knowledge of an interim federal district judge appointment for New Mexico. President Truman approved retirement of Judge Colin Neblett effective July 6, and the circuit court could designate Neblett to serve until year end. Hatch said the president cannot appoint him interim until his Senate term ends.

Washington Hatch New Mexico Truman Colin Neblett Circuit Court of Appeals Neblett Senate

Warren Daughters Steal Spotlight On Gov Warren NYC Visit

Gov Earl Warren and his wife entertain their three daughters Virginia 19 Dorothy 17 and Nina Elizabeth 14 in New York City amid a busy day of theater shopping and press attention. Warren plans private talks with Gov Thomas E. Dewey and may campaign early while Mrs Warren guides the family through a heat drenched schedule including a supper club visit and a Broadway show.

New York Earl Warren New York City California Fainian Virginia Dorothy Nina Elizabeth Honeybear Warren Sacramento Bobby Earl James

Price hike painless says sugar rise delay

Chicago June 28 an industry spokesman warned the public will not feel the refined sugar price increase for thirty days or more as manufacturers adjust pricing.

Chicago

Army Camps Out of Moth Balls in New Draft Plan

Rep. Paul Kilday said Camp Hood would receive 17 000 trainees and Fort Bliss would train 17 000 draftees by late September. Fort Sam Houston would gain 6 000 personnel for medical field service. The 49th Armored Division of the Texas National Guard will be brought to full strength. Men with under one year of WWII service may join the Guard and be exempt from the draft. Youths with no war service would not be exempt.

San Antonio Paul Kilday Washington Camp Hood Fort Bliss Fort Sam Houston 49Th Armored Division Texas National Guard Kilday National Guard

Father’s Day and a 1715 beer jug return

Walter Seigenthaler notes a Father’s Day prelude to dog days. A woman is described in various outfits from white to tan, while a wartime evacuated beer jug from 1715 has been sent back to Hadleigh parish church.

Hadleigh England

Meat export allocation rises for July to September

The Agriculture Department announced 12,120,000 pounds of fresh meat for export in July through September, down from 16,876,000 pounds in the same period last year.

Washington Agriculture Department

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