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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1955

Page

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Amarillo urged to lead region on Canadian River Dam plan

The Amarillo city commission is urged to take regional leadership on the Canadian River Dam. The piece argues the city must balance local interests with the region’s water needs and explore alternatives rather than reject the project outright. It calls for constructive talks to keep the plan alive.

Amarillo Panhandle

Amarillo rivals as Panhandle transport hub claim

The piece notes Lubbock touts itself as a transportation center while Amarillo argues a stronger case with location and facilities. It lists major rail lines and 23 motor freight services serving Amarillo and mentions planning ideas from architect Guy Carlander. rain forecast hints and a quote from RCA NBC head General Sarnoff close the column.

Earl Allmatn d Chamber of Commerce Lubbock Panhandle Amarillo Chicago Los Angeles America TWA Airways Memphis Tenn Rock Island Denver Gulf Burlington

Search Forces Deploy To Find Marine Fliers

In the Pacific near Tokyo a Marine fighter plane vanished with three crew onboard. First Lt. Alan Murdock McAneny of Fighter Squadron 451 based at Atsugi NAS led the search for two missing airmen, 2nd Lt. David Winton Bell of Minnesota and Capt. H. P. Montague Jr. of Mississippi. Bell is the son of General Mills president Charles H. Bell.

Alan Murdock McAneny Glen Wood Gardens Yongers N.Y Atsugi Naval Air Station Margaret Japan Pacific Tokyo David Winton Bell Minnesota H. P. Montague Jr Jackson Miss Bell Charles H. Bell General Mills Corp

Ocean search for missing pilots near Tokyo continues

The FJ2 Fury and F30D Sky Knight crews are missing after clouds forced the pair from a formation near Oshima Island, 61 sea miles south of Tokyo. More than 70 Navy Marine and Air Force planes scoured the area as dawn broke the long daylight. A raft radio was heard but no other word came from the men on board.

MecAneny Oshima Island Tokyo Navy Air Force

Soldier testifies innocence in Lovers Lane murder case

A Negro soldier testified that a murder gun found in his car did not belong to him and that he was 100 miles away when an airman was slain near Lovers Lane. Three defense witnesses placed M. Sgt. Marion Washington in Dallas at the time of Alec Poole’s death as he defended his fiancee from a rape attempt.

Waco Tex Lovers’ Lane Here Marion Washington Dallas Alec Henry Poole Washington Jessie Fay Payne Fort Worth Spartanburg, S. C

Korean War Veteran Pleads Guilty to Collaboration Charges

A Baldwinsville, New York, corporal, Harold M. Dunn, 26, pleaded guilty before a military court to collaborating with Chinese Reds while a prisoner of war. His wife Iris and his mother attended as prosecutors described him as a prisoner seeking favor with camp officials and repeating enemy claims. Dunn admitted making broadcasts for the enemy and taking part in Communist activities.

New York Iris Cpl Harold M. Dunn Baldwinsville N. Y Dunn U. S

Bundestag opponents challenge Adenauer on rearmament plan

In Bonn on June 28 the Bundestag sharply challenged Chancellor Adenauer's plan to mobilize volunteers for a 500000 man armed force. The bill was referred back to committee amid bitter cross party opposition, including from Adenauer's CDU leaders. A new plan was promised but timing remains uncertain.

Bonn Germany Konrad Adenauer Bundestag Over House Adenauer Christian Democrats

Base Drill Team Stars In Fireworks Display

Amarillo Air Force Base drill team will headline a free 75 minute show at Amarillo Stadium on Saturday as part of the Fourth of July celebration. The program begins 7 19 p m with fireworks at 8 34 p m. A trampoline acrobatics demonstration and a 45 minute Amarillo Air Force Base Band concert are also planned. Gates open 3 p m for picnics and seating. Safety officials from local police and highway departments will manage crowds along with the Will Rogers Range Riders.

Amarillo Air Force Base Amarillo Stadium King Amarillo State Highway Department Will Rogers Range

City Commission to draft statement on water project financing

The City Commission plans a special session to draft a public statement rejecting financing proposals for the Canadian River Municipal Water project. Mayor Art Jordan and City Manager N V Moss will prepare a preliminary statement, with a final draft by the commission later today.

Canadian River Commission Art Jordan N. V. Moss Jordan Red Simpson Canadian River Municipal Water Authority Plainview Bureau of Reclamation

Baseball scores with several dramatic late finishes

In MLB action Detroit edged Chicago 5 4 in 10 innings while Cleveland beat Kansas City 7 5. Boston defeated Washington 4 0 and Brooklyn won 6 5 over New York. Philadelphia defeated Pittsburgh 3 0 in a resumed April 24 game 5 3. Chicago beat Milwaukee 7 0 and Cincinnati topped St. Louis 9 0. In the Texas-New Mexico League Amarillo beat El Paso 6 3 and Lubbock won 10 2 over Pampa with Clovis 13 4 over Abilene and Plainview 9 0 over Albuquerque.

Detroit Chicago Cleveland Kansas City Boston Washington Brooklyn New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Milwaukee Cincinnati St. Louis Amarillo el Paso Lubbock Pampa Clovis Abilene Plainview Albuquerque

Amarillo Firemen Seek 63 Hour Week With Shorter Schedule

Amarillo firemen asked the City Commission to cut their work week from 72 to 63 hours by shifting to a 24 hours on 24 hours off pattern with more consecutive days off. The plan would need about 15 more firefighters to maintain current staffing. Firemen representatives were H. C. Brown J. W. Allen and Troy Gatlin. City Manager N. V. Moss noted Houston uses 60 hours and Austin has adopted 63 hours.

Amarillo City Commission H. C. Brown J. W. Allen Troy Gatlin Quest City N. V. Moss Texas Houston Moss

Airman Sought in Triple Slaying Still at Large

Texas Rangers hunted June 28 for a missing airman linked to the triple slaying of Mrs. Ruby McPherson her son George and grandmother Zola Norman. Leads in Dallas and Fort Davis proved fruitless as investigators narrowed suspects to none, noted a gun type debate with a .22 rifle later ruled out. Funeral services for the victims were held in League City with burial in Hitchcock.

Dickinson Tex Texas Rangers Texas Dallas Ruby C. McPherson Fort Davis Purvis Mrs. McPherson McPherson George Zola Norman League City Hitchcock

White urges new cooperative Texas labor relation plan

Agriculture Commissioner John C. White told the Texas Federation of Labor that labor and industry should unite for a pro-people outlook. He called for constructive labor laws and an end to partisan attacks, promoting shared prosperity across agriculture business and labor.

Dallas John C. White Texas Texas Federation of Labor White

Amarillo Opens 1955 Sunny Record With 163 Days Bright

Weather report notes Amarillo endured 163 of 179 days sunlit in 1955 to date. Comparative readings at 2 pm yesterday show wind, visibility, and sky conditions alongside prevailing weather data.

Amarillo

Crisis in Steel Draws Near

Pittsburgh reports crisis as U S Steel President Clif ford S Hood warns a strike threatens the American steel industry after day long talks with the CIO United Steelworkers failed to resolve wage impasse. Hood says preparations for a midnight Thursday walkout follow U S Steel and other Big Six firms refusing higher offers as Jones and Laughlin plans plant shutdowns. David J McDonald heads steelworkers as talks continue.

Pittsburgh Clifford S. Hood U. S. Steel Corp Hood CIO United Steelworkers U. S. Steel United Steelworkers of America David J. McDonald Steelworkers

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