US action on Korea inspires confidence of non red world
A detached Associated Press analysis notes that Western powers and the non communist world view U S intervention in Korea as a rallying success. It cites cautious Soviet reaction from Pravda and argues the action strengthens UN legitimacy, pressures Russia, and signals a global limit on postwar expansion with Nyet to further aggression.
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Amarillo Daily Peas
Korea
J. M. Roberts, JR
Associated Press
United States
Russia
Pravda
Washington
Truman
Indo-China
Yugoslavia
United Nations
UN Iself
Formosa
South Korea
Germany
Orient
India
Albion
Pacific
America
Greece
Turkey
Nyet
Bride Killed in Honeymoon Car Wreck Near Clarendon
Mrs Anise K Rabinowitz nineteen year old bride of ten days died when the car she drove overturned on Highway 287 five miles east of Clarendon during a honeymoon trip to Colorado. Her husband Morris M Rabinowitz twenty six of Wichita Falls reported the crash occurred after passing a truck. She was thrown clear as the vehicle left the road for gravel on the shoulder. He suffered minor injuries and was treated at Adair hospital.
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Clarendon
Anise K. Rabinowitz
Highway 287
Here
Morris M. Rabinoowitz
Wichita Falls
Rabinowitz
Colorado
Adairospital
Sorghum Planting To Break Record At Lamb County
Lamb County predicts a record grain sorghum crop if rains align. About 270000 acres are planted, mainly in the southern part of the county, with additional Sudan seed plantings. Cotton shows insect pressure with flea hoppers on older plants and thrips on younger ones.
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Littlefield
Lamb County
David Eaton
Sudan
Flinton
Aydelott Named To Job in Dallas
James M. Aydelott, longtime Burlington Lines executive, was named vice president and general manager of the Dallas Union Terminal Company by the board of directors. He will assume duties Saturday and has 23 years in railroading including World War II service in the Military Railway Service. He and his wife live in Dallas.
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James M. Aydelott
Amarillo
Burlington Lines
Dallas Union Terminal Company
Dallas
Associated Press
Aydelott
Hughes
Chicago
Fort Worth
Open Discussion on Beef Grading Hearings in Chicago
A federal hearing opened in Chicago on a proposal to revise beef grading. Charles W. Bucy noted the National Beef Industry advisory committee first proposed the changes in March, affecting prime choice present good, present commercial split, and separating young grass fed stock from older cattle. Lower grades remain unchanged.
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Chicago
Charles W. Bucy
Department of Agriculture
Washington
National Beef Industry Advisory Committee
Flying Boxcar Crashes Near Hendersonville Kills 1
An air force C 119 flying boxcar crashed in a wooded field near Hendersonville Tennessee. The blaze trapped crew members. one died and two more were believed dead inside the wreckage while at least 26 paratroopers escaped to safety.
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Nashville
Tenn
Hendersonville
Here
Child Hurt Colliding With Car On Lincoln Street
Three year old Richard Collins ran from between two parked cars in the 900 block on Lincoln and struck the left front fender of a northbound car driven by Ernest Jackson. He suffered a painful right foot injury and a laceration above the left eye. Attendants at Northwest Texas Hospital listed his condition as satisfactory. He was taken to the hospital by an N. S. Griggs & Sons ambulance.
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Saul Pett
New York
Louis Schwartz
New York City
Schwartz
Sidewalk Sanitation Service
Fifth and Park Avenues
California
Havana
Cuba
Fach
Schwarts
Park and Fifth Avenue
Waldorf-Astoria
Richard Collins
Lincoln
Richard
Ernest Jackson
East Tenth
Northwest Texas Hospital
N.S. Griggs & Sons
Weather station report for 24 hours ending yesterday
Weather observations show precipitation and the 24 hour min and max temperatures ending at 6:30 yesterday as recorded by the US Weather Bureau.
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US Weather Bureau
Car Demolished By Firecracker
Martin Snyder of Army Tech Vil lage drove a 1940 Ford Tudor along Pullman Road near the Texas Company refinery when a passing boy tossed a firecracker into the back seat. The cracker ignited an uncapped gasoline can and flames engulfed the car. Capt. Jack Williams said the vehicle was demolished. The pranksters were not apprehended.
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Martin Snyder
Army Tech Village
Pullman Road
Texas Company
Snyder
Jack Williams
Tri-State Fair Fork
Square Dancers Mark Birthday
Dudes and Jones Square Dance Club marks its third birthday with a YMCA sponsored picnic and dance at Ellwood Park. About 150 members and guests are expected. eating starts at 7 and the dance at 8:30 on the tennis courts. A birthday cake from Sally Ann Bakery will be served. Arrangement chairmen are Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Echols with committee members Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ward Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kent Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Van Viiet and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kline.
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Dudes and Jones Square Dance Club
YMCA
Ellwood Park
Sally Ann Bakery
J. E. Echols
Ray Ward
Charles Kent
C. D. van Viiet
Robert Kline
Panhandle Area Reports Scattered Showers
Scattered showers were reported last night across the central Panhandle northeastern New Mexico and the Oklahoma Panhandle. Bushland, Canyon, Amarillo, and Clayton NM recorded rain with light hail or light showers. Reports came from the US Weather Bureau and highway patrolmen.
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Central Panhandle
New Mexico
Oklahoma Panhandle
US Weather Bureau
Canyon
Amarillo
Clayton
Childress Polio Victim Improving at Wichita Falls Hospital
Patricia McMinn, Childress' first polio victim of the year, is reported to be improving at Wichita Falls General Hospital. Her grandfather E Z McLain said doctors expect she may be moved to a private apartment in a few days if her condition continues to improve. Patricia arrived at the hospital June 12.
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Childress
Patricia McMinn
Wichita Falls General Hospital
E. Z. McLain
Patricia
Governor on Visit Austin
Governor Allan Shivers will help Ballinger celebrate its 64th birthday tomorrow in the Texas town during a visit to Austin on June 28.
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Austin
Allan Shivers
Ballinger
Higgins Pioneer Dies at Baytown
Lucy A. Jones a Lipscomb County pioneer died Monday at her daughter Effie Petersons Baytown home at age 90. She and husband Morgan Jones ran Higgins old Commercial Hotel for 26 years then lived with Peterson. Funeral at 2:30 Thursday at First Baptist Church Higgins burial in Higgins Cemetery under Duenkel Carmichael Funeral Home of Pampa. Survived by daughter and son George Nall
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Morgan Jones
Higgins
Peterson
Baytown
First Baptist Church
Higgins Cemetery
Duenkel-Carmichael Funeral Home
Pampa
Tucumcari Hit By Rail Strike
Tucumcari, June 28. Rock Island switchmen's strike idles most workers from engine crews to clerks, with 90 percent laid off. Only five freight trains moved the first two days of the week from the Southern Pacific Rock Island terminal, and the Imperial passenger run turns back to El Paso with locals aboard. Rock Island crews come from Liberal, Kansas, their eastern terminal.
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Tucumcary
Tuccumcari
Rock Island
Southern Pacific
Tucumcari
Liberal
Kan
Mexican Cotton Samples Sent by Plane to Tokyo Firm
A shipment of Mexican cotton samples was flown today to a large textile company in Tokyo, bound for evaluation.
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Mexico City
U.P
Tokyo
Beaumont Trucker Killed in Train Collision
Nick Adolph Barraque aged 38 died when his truck was struck by a diesel powered Southern Pacific passenger train in Beaumont. The accident occurred today with Barraque dying instantly at the scene.
Shamrock Votes Against Meters in Panhandle City
Shamrock voters rejected the city's 171 parking meters by 302 to 204 after a nine month trial. Mayor Jack Montgomery said operation was suspended and meters will be removed at private firm expense, marking a first for the Panhandle.
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Shamrock
Jack Montgomery
Montgomery
Panhandle
Plainview Lodge Installs Leaders
Plainview Masonic Lodge Chapter and Council held joint installation ceremonies with over 100 Masons present for a barbecue and installations. Officers installed include Charles Bruce and Arvil Tilson in the Lodge, Lee Nowlin and Reuben Tarter in the Chapter, and Ted Andrews and Ray Lowe in the Council, among others.
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Plainview
Oliver Bier
Lee Nowlin
Reuben Tarter
Tom Woodward
Arch Keys
Lewis Riker, Jr
Ted Andrews
Ray F. Lowe
T. J. Boney
Lewis Kiker, Jr
New York Wholesale Price Index Rises to 1949 Peak
The Dun & Bradstreet wholesale food price index for the week reached 6.04 dollars, up eight cents from last week and compared with 5.69 dollars a year earlier. This marked the highest level since January 1, 1949 when it stood at 6.08 dollars.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet
Mexico Mining Chamber Estimates Trade Treaty Cost
Mexico's mining chamber of commerce estimates the cancellation of the US Mexican trade treaty will cost the mining industry seven million dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Mexico
Mining Chamber of Commerce
Former Quay County athlete in Korean fighting
Maj. A. E. Shook 30, Forrest High School star and former ENMU student, pilots a B-26 in Korea. He claims Seoul has fallen to Communist forces, cites 146 WWII missions, seven decorations, and a post in the Pacific Theatre. He and his wife Virginia Carlson Shook and children are in Japan.
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Clovis
Forrest, NM
South Korea
Maj
A. E. Shook
Forrest High School
Eastern New Mexico University
Portales
Army Air Corps
Major Shook
E. F. Shook
Waco
Floyd Shook
Forrest
Hollis Shook
Carlsbad
J. M. Cook
Hinkle Street
Washington
Shook
Jim Pierce
Pierce
213 East Seventh
Japan
Western State engineers oppose regional water authorities
The Association of Western State Engineers adopted a resolution at its 1950 convention in Santa Fe opposing creation of regional basin authorities like the Tennessee Valley Authority. They warned such bodies could wreck existing reclamation programs, ignore local voice in board selections, condemn state water rights, and override current law. Clarence Burch of Oklahoma was elected president, succeeding John Bliss. A D Edmonston of California named vice president.
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Santa FE
Western State
Tennessee Valley Authority
Missouri Valley
Columbia River
Cada
Association of Western State Engineers
Bureau of Reclamation
The
Army Engineers
Department of Agriculture
Clarence Burch
Oklahoma State Planning and Resources Board
Burch
John Bliss
New Mexico
A. D. Edmonston
California
Two Die in Crash Near Santa Fe
Two died and two were injured in separate auto accidents reported near Santa Fe yesterday. The deceased are Mr. and Mrs. Jack Abbott, about 55, of Santa Fe. Injured are John Server Jr. of Lafayette California and Miss Lila Glover of Albuquerque. State police said the Abbott couple died when their truck plowed through a guard rail and off La Bajada Hill south of Santa Fe. The accident was not reported.
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Santa FE
Jack Abbott
John Server, Jr
Lafayette
Cal
Lila Glover
Albuquerque
Abbott
la Bajada Hill
Potter County Family Court Faces Rehearing Challenge
Amarillo attorney Bill Nix said he will file a motion for rehearing within 15 days after the Texas Supreme Court 6 to 3 ruling upholding the act creating Potter County’s proposed family relations court. The decision, though favorable, prompts questions on jurisdiction, salary, and physical setup as judges and county officials await the next steps.
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Potter County
Texas Supreme Court
Bill Nix
Ana Slo Taoglabh
Wee Hew
Nix
Amarillo
John Crudgington
Austin
Gene Jordan
W. E. Gee
Bishop
Jordan
Supreme Court
District Court
Court of Civil Appeals
Fort Worth
Bear Flies Over Tucumcari Mountain
A bear cub named Smoky With The Scorched Paws flew over Tucumcari Mountain in a Piper Cub headed to the forestry department in Washington DC. Pilot Hines of Hobbs NM said the animal was bored with mountain air and offered no further details.
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Tucumcari
Tucumcari Mountain
Capitan
Forestry Department
Washington, DC
Smokey
Hines
Hobbs
Santa Fe Police Report Fatal and Injury Incidents
Police said a Santa Fe funeral home official noted that watches worn by Mr and Mrs Abbott stopped at 4 20. State police reported Server and Miss Glover were injured yesterday afternoon when their car struck a dump truck on the outskirts of Santa Fe.
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Santa Fe
Abbott
Server
Miss Glover
Joint Rate Action Aims to Intervene in ICC Freight Case
New Mexico state bodies join forces to file a petition of intervention with the Interstate Commerce Commission in an effort to adjust unfair freight rates. EDC chairman Robert McKinney cautions NM may be rejected and notes the case is being reopened for study, with possible boundary changes unlikely east of the Rockies.
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Santa FE
State Corporation Commission
Economic Development Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
The
Corporation Commission
Attorney General's Office
Robert McKinney
EDC
New Mexico
ICC
Rockies
McKinney
Portales eyes liquor election amid dry law repeal
Portales backers urged signatures at a luncheon for a petition drive toward a August 8 election on legalized package liquor stores. The move mirrors Clovis voting on the same issue that day as Portales, first dry in 1909, considers local option repeal.
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Portales Portales
Portales
Clovis
Cimarron Rodeo Kicks Off Fourth Of July Events
Cimarron hosts the 27th annual rodeo sponsored by the Cimarron Maverick Club featuring 21 events for working cowhands not pros. The event offers a $50 first prize, with stock from nearby ranches near Raton.
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Cimarron
Cimarron Maverick Club
Man Found Dead On Rail Tracks Near Miami
A man about 35 was found dead on the Santa Fe Railway right of way west of Miami. The body bore a severed left foot and crushed skull. a social security card named G L Maroney of Star Route Panhandle was recovered. Sheriff W H Carr said the death likely resulted from being crushed by a freight train after riding between cars.
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Miami
Santa Fe
Roberts County
W. H. Carr
G. L. Maroney
Star Route
Panhandle
Codman
Hoover
Carr
Twin Blazes Hit Clovis Rail Yard
A boxcar and its cargo plus a pile of refuse timber burned in two separate fires in the Santa Fe switch yards at Clovis between 7 and 10 PM Tuesday. Fire units fought flames near the rip track as a freight car carrying raisins, smoldering for hours, ruptured its side en route to the yard.
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Clovis
NMB
Santa Fe
Adrian Woman Hurt in US 66 Collision
Lillian Lemke a 40 year old Adrian resident suffered a fractured pelvis and broken hip when her 1949 Cadillac skidded on wet pavement east of Bushland on US 66 and collided with an eastbound car driven by W A Paul 62 of 1222 Fillmore. Heavy rain had fallen prior to the crash. Lemke and Paul were taken to Northwest Texas Hospital and Boxwell Brothers respectively. Paul was released after treatment.
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Lillian Lemke
Adrian
Bushland
US 66
W. A. Paul
Fillmore
Lemke
Paul
Northwest Texas
Boxwell Brothers
Blackburn- Shaw
Curry County Courthouse to be painted again in Clovis
In Clovis on June 28, with the courthouse built in 1936, wooden window frames will be repainted for the second time. County commissioners seek a way to mark the brick building as the seat of government, noting the Zia sun symbol above the Main Street doors.
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Clovis
Curry County
Zia
Main
Peru backs United States in present world crisis
Peru declares it will stand by Washington as the Latin American nation commits to supporting the United States amid the current global crisis.
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Peru
Washington
United States
Yule Marble Shapes Lincoln Memorial and Tomb Details
Colorado’s famed Yule marble underpins the Lincoln Memorial and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, lauded for its beauty and enduring quality. The stone’s prominence highlights Colorado as a key source for iconic national monuments.
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Colorado
Lincoln
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