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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1955

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From A to Izzard aLtAaAAAAA Freedom of choice slipping in welfare drives

The piece argues that consolidating welfare activities into a single Community Chest reduces freedom of giving. It notes curbs on selecting charities, worries about regimentation, and cites Toynbee on rising state influence. The author questions whether convenience and efficiency outweigh personal choice.

Izzard Chamber of Commerce Red Cross Arnold Toynbee

Smog Lifts Slightly in Los Angeles as Weather Differs

AP dispatch notes a milder third day of smog in Los Angeles with visibility about one mile and residents breathing easier. A shipboard mimeographed paper from Amarillo copies dust storm items and mentions Amos Braugh as a preacher returning to Amarillo.

AP Radio Wire Los Angeles Betty Johnson Harrison England Amarillo Atlantic

General Maxwell D Taylor named Army chief of staff

President Eisenhower selected Gen Maxwell D Taylor as the new Army chief of staff to succeed Gen Matthew Ridgway who retires June 30 Ridgway had opposed downsizing the army but reached the mandatory retirement age under a special provision Taylor, 54, is a veteran paratrooper and Far East commander with a background in modern arms tactics and diplomacy

Washington Eisenhower Gen Maxwell D. Taylor Army Taylor Far East Matthew B. Ridgway Ridgway

Freighter Flora C Loses Propeller Off California Coast

The Liberty freighter SS Flora C bound from San Francisco to Long Beach with a general military cargo lost its propeller in heavy seas 68 miles south of San Francisco. Coast Guard units searched the area after the ship became disabled at 4:32 p.m. PDT and had not located the vessel at its last reported position.

San Francisco Flora C New York Coast Guard Long Beach

Baseball scores from regional leagues and major listings

West Texas New Mexico League results Amarillo 8 Abilene 6 El Paso 9 Pampa 8 Clovis 8 Lubbock 7 Plainview 5 Albuquerque 3 American League New York 5 Detroit 2 Boston 4 Kansas City 3 Cleveland at Washington ppd rain Chicago at Baltimore ppd rain National League Brooklyn 6 Milwaukee 2 New York 4 St Louis 3 10 innings Pittsburgh at Chicago ppd cold Philadelphia at Cincinnati ppd wet grounds

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

Woman killed by shot from hotel window in Raleigh

A shot from a hotel window killed Bernie Seawell in a rain soaked parking lot near the Sir Walter Hotel. Richard Kluckhohn, 21, a University of Chicago graduate, admitted firing the fatal bullet after being arrested in Chapel Hill. The 9 mm Luger with target sights and eight inch barrel was purchased April 21 in Chicago.

Raleigh N.C University of Chicago Bernie Seawell Arlington Veterans Administration Washington Chapel Hill Richard Kluckhohn Evanston Robert Goodwin Goodwin Kluckhohn Sir Walter Hotel Joseph A. Kahl University of North Carolina School of Nursing Kluckhohn Stee Chicago

U S Newsman Symonds Dies After Mob Attack

In Singapore a U S press correspondent and Southeast Asia manager died from injuries after a Communist inspired strike demonstration. The State Department ordered an immediate inquiry into the circumstances of the fatal beating by about 30 rioters and demonstrators.

Singapore Gene Symonds United Press Southeast Asia U. S. State Department Symond Frank H. Bartholomew United Press Association Symonds Dayton Ohio

Honestly Now It’s a Dog Life in Henryetta

Henryetta Oklahoma tale of a hitchhiking boxer found by Jack Hazen of Angleton Texas. After public praise and many offers to adopt the dog, Hazen locates the owners and returns the pet at personal expense. Owners reimburse $25 but a stop payment later returns the check.

Henryetta Okla Jack Hazen Angleton Tex Hazen Zen Oklahoma Thad Ias

Foul Play Suspected in Playboy Heir's Death

Anita Lipton Warner, widow of Thomas W. Warner Jr., alleges foul play in his death and seeks an inquest. She hires a private detective to probe his associations with women while pursuing a court hearing on a $250,000 cash security and $600 monthly support.

Pasadena Calif Thomas W. Warner Jr Anita Lipton Warner Warner Nora Perry S. S. Hahn Hahn Superior

Soviet Leaders to Visit Tito in Belgrade This Month

The Soviet government announced Khrushchev and Bulganin will visit Yugoslav President Tito in Belgrade by month’s end. The trip precedes a potential summit with Eisenhower Eden and Faure as Tito maintains independence from Moscow while improving ties with non Communist neighbors.

Communist Party Nikita Khrushchev Nikolai Bulganin Marshal Tito Belgrade Bul Ganin Eisenhower Eden Faure Tito Kremlin U.S. State Department Washington United States Bulganin Yugoslavia Krushchev Izvestia Greece Turkey Italy Asia India Nehru Cominform

Red troops seize Haiphong under martial law in Indochina

Ten thousand Ho Chi Minh forces from four elite divisions occupy Haiphong after French withdrawal and impose martial law. Air and telegraph links to the free world are cut as a citywide hunt for collaborators expands, while Gen Rene Cogny commends retreating French troops. He cites Geneva as result of diplomatic maneuvering and plans to sail from the Do Son Peninsula.

DO Son Peninsula Haiphong Indochina Ho Chi Minh Dien Dien Phu Free World North Indochina Haog Rene Cogny Pasquier Geneva

Woman leaps to death from express train near Peekskill

A 24 year old woman, Ruth Papazian, fell from the Chicago New York Pace maker train 30 miles north of New York. Her mother Celia Freeman 56 disappeared from the train and was found later wandering incoherently. Police traced the drama involving the Papazian family and Army ties to Camp Carson and Bellevue Hospital records.

New York Ruth Papazian Peekskill Celia Freeman Manhattan New York Central Harmon Station George Papazian Bronx Camp Carson Colo March S Army Papazian Lower East Side Bellevue Hospital Rose University of Pennsylvania

Weather notes from Amarillo and Houston readings

The 1955 report records Amarillo weather with 120 clear or partly cloudy days out of 133. Comparative readings at 3 p.m. show Houston and Amarillo skies mostly partly cloudy with light winds and good visibility.

Amarillo Houston

Polio vaccine resumes in limited batches

The Public Health Service approved 11 batches of Salk vaccine from Parke Davis Co to vaccinate school children beginning immediately. About three quarters of the 4 250 000 cubic centimeters already used, with officials saying over a million more children can be vaccinated now. The height of polio season is expected mid August to mid September. Several cases emerged among family members who had vaccination.

Washington Public Health Service Park, Davis Co Detroit Leonard A. Scheele

Five Day Weather Outlook for West Texas and Panhandle

The U S Weather Bureau reports fair to partly cloudy conditions with cooler air arrival Sunday and a few isolated evening showers. Friday night low 56, Saturday high 88. Panhandle and South Plains clear to partly cloudy with slightly cooler Sunday and no precipitation expected. Temperatures near normal with a rise after Sunday. normals 50-60 minimum and 77-86 maximum in most areas. Sunrise 5 44 A M Sunset 7 43 P M

Llo AN Panhandle South Plains Seccoeves Soddescee Coscesees Cesvesee West Texas Pecos Valley

Indian Leader Claims Iroquois Shaped Democracy

In Canyon on May 13 Charles Eagle Plume of the Blackfeet told Panhandle Plains Historical Society members that White Man's early democracy came from the Iroquois Confederacy. The annual meeting also honored Amarillo oilman J Harold Dunn as president and saluted Harold Bugbee for murals at the Panhandle Plains Museum.

AL Hall Daily News Canyon Panhandle Plains Plains Country J. Harold Dunn Amarillo Oil J. Henry Sears Hereford Floyd V. Studer Amarillo Boone McClure Panhandle-Plains

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