Former Cops Plead Guilty in Burglary Theft Case
William Martin Inglis and Max Lenabury, ex Amarillo policemen, pleaded guilty in 47th District Court to burglary and theft charges. Judge Henry See sentenced both to concurrent terms of four years and three years. Evidence showed the pair planned the break-in at the Mayfair shop on Feb 13, with stockings and cash found at Inglis’s home.
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William Martin Inglis
Max Lenabury
47Th District Court
Henry See
Amarillo
George McCarthy
Inglis
Rusk
Orton
Lamb County
F. FE. Bennett
Roy B. Flippo
North Mirror
Will Russell
Doyle Pinson
O. B. Dean
Mr. Pinson
J. B. Inglis
Ella Gay
Mayfair
J. L. King
L. C. Howard
City Police
Taylor
Howard
Lenaburg
North East Ninth
Dist
Atty. Lheyd King
North East Eighth
Lena
Amarillo and Vicinity Weather Outlook Weekend
Partly cloudy and cooler Friday and Saturday across Amarillo and West Texas. Winds strengthen in New Mexico with gusts and a colder trend through Friday. Highs reach 50 in the west and 60s to 70s in the southeast. other regions see cooling into Saturday with upper Pecos Valley eastward cooler. Sunrise 6 42 AM Sunset 7 03 PM. Lana Turner and Van Heflin in Green Dolphin Street on Saturday night.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Panhandle
South Plains
Pecos Valley
New Mexico
Lana Turner
van Heflin
Green Dolphin Street
ExFlier in Beacon Hill Standoff Ends in Suicide
Harold Benedict, 26, ex World War II flyer from Somerville, held off 50 officers for about an hour in a Beacon Hill hotel siege before shooting himself with a .45. Police found notes and ruled death by action while deranged. Parents blamed the government for earlier hospitalization release. Benedict had telephoned police claiming a murder in San Francisco.
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Boston
Beacon Hill
Harold Benedict
Somerville
Veterans Mental Hospital
Benedict
China
India
San Francisco
Widow Calls Solon Cold Blooded Killer
In Parcell Oklahoma a shotgun blast in state legislator Purman Wilson's law office killed Jake Miller, a used car dealer. Miller's widow called it cold blooded murder while Wilson's attorney said the discharge was accidental. The case prompted a murder charge against Wilson and potential special prosecutors, with details still unclear.
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Wilson
Jake
Ray G. Wilson
Dist
Justin Hinshaw
Norman
Representative Wilson
House Revenue and Taxation Committee
Hardin Ballard
Blanchard
Burglary Bust Nabbed After London Alaska Fur Alarm
Police arrested a 24 year old man, claiming St Louis as home, after an attempted burglary at the London Alaska Fur Company at 113 West Sixth. Alarm sounded 7:50 PM. intruder entered via Renew Shoe Shop roof and window on second floor. He was booked and lodged within 25 minutes.
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London- Alaska Fur Company
West Sixth
St. Louis
Renew Shoe Shop
J. G. Skelton
Beasley
Skelton
Sol Finegold
Eli Leslar
JM. W. Creek
Air force leaders warn B 29 reach but not decisive in Russian strike
March 25 testimony before the Senate Armed Services Committee shows Secretary Symington and Gen. Spaatz caution that current long range bombers including the B 29 could strike any part of Russia and return to bases, but not win a war. They call for closer bases and expanded manpower and draft.
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Washington
Russia
Air Force
Symington
Carl Spaatz
United States
Moscow
Army
Navy
Alaska
Labrador
Philippines
Okinawa
Draft plan urges 19 to 26 year olds and bigger armed forces
The US high command proposed a draft of 19 to 26 year olds to enable a strong response against Russia. The plan includes universal military training for youths, increased regular forces, and expansion of overseas bases, with total armed personnel rising to about 1.73 million.
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Washington
High Command
Russia
Senate Armed Services Committee
Tractor Tragedy Claims Hart in Rockdale
The body of 66 year old Travis A. Hart was found beneath his tractor near Rockdale Texas late yesterday. He is survived by his widow and six children.
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Rockdale
Tex
Travis A. Hart
Here
Daily News Index Highlights and Page Cues
A compiled index listing items across the Daily News with page cues. Mentions include Le Hadar home guard, Flying Farmers at Floydada, Babson Marshall Plan endorsement, deaths and tax cuts, Field News, Dog Notes, LeTourneau war readiness, In the Groove, egg hunting training, Women voters majority forecast, Society and train retirement, Editorials, comic strips, Market News, Here and There on the High Plains, Gossett electoral college attack, Answers to Questions, Business Mirror on insurance, twins at Plainview, chicken strain for colored eggs, Hiroshima radio activity, old newspaper turnup, government lawsuits, Amarillo youth visiting the Pope, car wreck, and classifieds.
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le Hadar
Floydada
Babson
Page
LeTourneau
McLemore
Emst
Society News
Childress Trainman
High Plains
Dathart
Gossett
Electoral College
Business Mirror
Plainview
Hiroshima
Amarilllo
Pope
Navy
Tourist Loses Wife in Back Seat Prank Stop
Deputy Brooks stops two men at a North Mirror traffic light and discovers the driver has lost his wife who was under a blanket in the back seat. The wife was found safe at a West Sixth filling station. the car was traced toward Oklahoma City.
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Eighth and
North Mirror
Oscar Brooks
Brooks
West Sixth
Easter Holiday Close Shifts Local Events Across Panhandle
Schools close for Easter. Community clubs meet at Amarillo venues including Mexican Inn and Herring Hotel. Memorial Stadium hosts a field meet with Hereford Canyon and Dum as teams. Numerous concerts plays church events and boxing showcases fill the evening across Dalhart Grady County towns with public attendance required.
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American Business Club
Mexican Inn
Amarillo
Rex Hudson
United Commercial Travelers
Hale Center
Grover Methodist Church
Stainer
Church Auditorium
Grover
Sunray Pta
Sunray School
Prairieview Home Demonstration Club
Prairieview
Hale County
San Jacinto
Carolina
Kirkland Pta
Kirkland High School
Kirkland
Greenbelt Reserve Officers’ Association
Roaring Springs
Flamet
Matador
Fleming Post American Legion
Legion
Jake Edwards
Texico High School
Gladys _ Prescott
Plainview
Freedom Train Visit to Amarillo Rescheduled to May 27
The Freedom Train will stop in Amarillo on May 27 instead of May 16 due to servicing needs at San Bernardino. Alfred E. Rowe of the American Heritage Foundation cited operating factors and said the train will be in Amarillo early May 27 and depart for Hutchinson Kansas at 11 PM after visiting hours end. Doris Dodson week at Gordon's.
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Washington
Amarillo
American Heritage Foundation
Gene Worley
Panhandle
Far West Texas
Alfred E. Rowe
Worley
Rowe
Santa Fe
San Bernardino
Deay
Hutchinson
Kan
Doris Dodson
Gordon's
Hero of Storm Receives Lions Heroism Medal
Stratford Lions Club member Sam Wohlford, a Sherman County rancher, earned Lions International outstanding heroism medal for risking his life during a blizzard to aid five stranded automobile occupants. He walked for hours in the storm to secure help. two survivors were Robert Reynolds and his son Kenneth Ray Reynolds, while two children Robert Wayne Reynolds and Juanita House Reynolds and their grandmother Mrs. Booker Toon perished.
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Bond Studio
Stratford
Kenneth Kendrick
Stratford Lions Club
Lions International
Sam Wohlford
Sherman County
Wohlford
Robert O. Reynolds
Kenneth Ray Reynolds
Robert Wayne Reynolds
Juanita House Reynolds
Booker Toon
Stratford Star
Amarillo News-Globe
The
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Tornado Kills Seven Near Wetumka Oklahoma
A tornado near Wetumka Oklahoma about 9 15 PM killed at least seven people. Wetumka postmaster Travis Watson said highway patrol and fire crews continued searching for victims. The dead include Mrs Woodrow Stringfellow and her three week old baby Mr and Mrs Bill Harris and three of their daughters.
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Wetumka
Okila
Here
Travis Watson
Watson
Highway Patrol
Woodrow Stringfellow
Bill Harris
Reds Have Nazi Super U Boats, Senators Hear
A Navy official testified before the Senate Armed Services Committee that foreign submarines were sighted near the U S West Coast and off the Aleutians. Secretary Sullivan cited Soviet access to German submarine designs and yards, warning of advanced subs with Schnorkel features and high submerged speed. The official noted multiple recent sightings and asserted Russians likely control German shipyards and designers.
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Washington
Pacific
San Francisco
Sullivan
Iron Curtain
Russia
Curtain
Navy
Aleutians
Johnston Island-Palmagra Sea
Hawaii
Senate
Armed Services Committee
Twenty-One Sealing Crewmen Believed Marooned Off St Pauls Island
Halifax March 25 AP Twenty-one crew members of the sealing schooner Teazer were believed marooned on ice fields off St Pauls Island as four search planes failed to sight them this afternoon. A radio message from the crew said an ice pack crushed their hull and forced abandonment. St Pauls Island lies in Cabot Strait between Cape Breton and Newfoundland.
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Halifax
St. Paul's Island
St. Paul’s Island
Cabot Strait
Cape Breton
Newfoundland
Corrugated Iron at Olver and Wiggins Lumber Yard
Corrugated iron stored at Olver and Wiggins Lumber Yard located at 1200 W 6th Avenue in Weer A. The item listing notes availability and probable stock details for building projects.
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Olver & Wiggins Lumber
Snobbish People Prefer Solitary Refinement
A 1948 Britannica-like remark by Frank Morcan critiques snobbery. He argues that those who claim to dislike mingling with inferiors likely lack genuine social discernment and may themselves be shaped by social insulation.
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Frank Morcan
Copyfright
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Widow
Solon
Leon
Power
Forrestal
Secretary of the Army
Royals
Gurney
South Dakota
Senate Committee
Truman
Congress
Royall
Europe
Hitler
Germany
Poland
Romania
Hungary
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Findland
Daily News Index
Oklahoma City
Hero of
Russell
Reds
Tce
Y Post Corp
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