Miller and Fishbine Reach Amarillo Open Quarters
Wayne Miller and Jack Fishbine advanced to the quarterfinals of the Amarillo Public Parks Open Tennis Men’s Singles at Fllwood Park. Miller upset seed No. 2 Bud Bussard then defeated Red Mor- in the second round while Fishbine won in three sets over Paul Thompson and then beat Vernom McVey in a later round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Miller
Jack Fishbine
Fllwood Park
Miller
Bud Bussard
Red Mor
Fishbin
Paul Thompson
Vernom McVey
Buffs Open Cage Schedule With New Field House Plans
Canyon announces 1941-42 basketball schedule led by West Texas State Buffs at home with a December California tour including Los Angeles State Pepperdine and UCLA. The lineup features 16 conference games and clashes with New Mexico North Texas State Hardin-Simmons Texas Tech and Arizona opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Mexico
Herd
Skyline Loop
New Mexico University
Gulf Coast
North Texas State
Phillips 64
Clanvon
New Mexico
Canyon
Albuquerque
Flagstaff
Firestaff
Los Angeles State
Los Angeles
Pepperdine
WOLA
Tempe
Tene
Jfaff
University of Arizona
Hardin-Simmons
Texas Western
el Pano
New Mexico A&m
Las Cruces
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Armed Services
Miller
Austell Burrus
Fort
Mose Hale
Goodwell
Okla
Nolan Poteet
Summerwood
Bill Price
Briscoe
Harold Robinson
Bawile
Dwaine Stewart
Dennis Walling
Cal Foster
Sudan
Troy Burrus
Joe Abbott
Bob Finley
Flovdada
Melvin Williams
Perryton
Don DeCoster
Amarillo
Juandall Glass
Denver City
Dodd and Riley Reach Texas State Women's Golf Finals
In Lubbock on May 25 Betty Dodd defeated Pat Garner 1 up and Polly Riley beat Mrs Harold Weishacher 5 and 3 to advance to the finals of the Texas State Women's Golf Association Tournament. Riley, a former national champion, leads contenders as Urbantke and Ezzell win to reach the first flight final. Other flight results include Blalock Howe, Nance, and street standings in second through seventh flights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Betty Dodd
Polly Riley
Frerch
Miss Dodd
San Antonio
Pat Garner
Midland
Miss Riley
Harold Weishacher
Liubbock
Sydney Hturat
Dallas
Orville Heiskel
Pampa
Sensed
Mra. T. N. Blalock Howeton
Ellison
Franeig Nance
Dubbock
Mra
T. P. Lee
Houston
Gene Anderson
Ludbock
J.C. Lecler
Panhandle
T. B. Knott Seguin
Carl Luedders
Fra MrGinnis Pampa
E. M. Hennersdorf
Debate on MacArthur disobedience and Korean War policy
The debate centers on whether General Douglas MacArthur disobeyed orders in Korea. Senators question the Joint Chiefs’ advice to halt the UN advance, while Gen Collins says MacArthur was not openly disobedient. An aide later claims MacArthur was never restrained from sending troops to the Yalu, contradicting earlier testimony. A second note mentions two Norwegian invented power laws drawing comment at Oslo forestry expo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defense Marshall
Omar Bradley
MacArthur
Collins
Yahi River
Collings
Pentagon
Joint Chiefs of Staff
United Nations
McMahon
Connecticut
Chief of
MAC
New York
Douglas MacArthur
Yalu River
Korea
Courtney Whiteney
Washington
Army
J. Lawton Colins
Oslo
Norway
Ferrer Defends Indorsements Before Congress
Jose Ferrer testified before the House U S Communist Activities Committee defending his past endorsements. He admitted he failed to vet groups and claimed some were red fronts, while Representative Donald J. Jackson pressed for credibility. Ferrer swore he never was a Communist or fellow traveler and rejected perjury claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House -Us-American Activities Committee
Ferrer
Jackson
Truman Says Korea Fight Averts Third World War
President Truman declared the United States fights in Korea to prevent a third world war. He spoke during the dedication of Carter Barron’s amphitheatre, condemning petty political bickering and character assassination amid the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Korea
Carter Barron
Spelling Bee contestant Don Cartrid ge tours national capital
Don Cartridge and his family stayed at the Willard Hotel as guests of The Globe News during the National Spelling Bee week. He toured Washington landmarks, met notable figures, and saw a Senators game, while collecting telegrams from area officials and earning a Texas honorary Texan award. He received a gold pin and $40 prize at a banquet with 29 state guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Cartridge
Stevie Joe
Willard Hotel
Globe News
Washington
Annapaas
Virginia
Maryland
FBI
Blair House
Don
Tri- State
Ruth Richerson
Donley County
M. W Graves
Hutchinson County
Walter Rogers
House of Representatives
Bob Lemon
Gil Coan
Washington Senators
Mount Vernon
Indians
Senators
Louisiana
Sunray
Mr. Cartlidge
Continental Carbon Com
Texas
Declare Winner In Wheat Derby
Wichita Falls May 25 1951 John Michaels of Monday sold the first marketable wheat of the crop at 2.16 a bushel to General Mills elevators delivering 62.5 pounds per bushel 14 percent moisture. Michaels wins the wheat derby and the $150 prize and holds about 4590 acres with forecast yields between 20 and 25 bushels per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Michaels
Michaels
General Mills
Hamlin
Willard Maberry
Wichita Falls
Texarkana Man Culpepper Dies in Pampa Visit
John Marshall Culpepper aged 64 of Texarkana died in Pampa while visiting his son B T Culpepper. The body was sent to Texarkana. survivors include wife Beulah Mae Culpepper two other sons C E and W M in Grand Prairie son J F in Texarkana and daughter Mrs W E Odom of Texarkana. Funeral arrangements incomplete with Carmichael Funeral Home handling services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Prairie
J. F Culpepper
Texarkana
W. E. Odom
Fencer Tinari Vartin Dies After Ingress Round Hit
In Stockholm on May 25 Fencer Tinari Vartin from Finland was fatally wounded during the opening round of the world championship men s épée. He was struck in the chest by a powerful return from Mogens Luchow of Denmark after an attack. First aid was immediate but unsuccessful.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Lupi—Pfinnish
Tinari Vartin
Mogens Luchow
Denmark
Vartia
Luchoan
George Steakley Taken by Death
George D. Steakley of Amarillo service station fame died while on a vacation in Hot Springs New Mexico. He and his son FR Steakley owned the G D Steakley and Son Service Station at 3201 North East Fichtt. funeral arrangements are handled by Blackburn Shaw Funeral Home with his body scheduled to arrive in Amarillo.
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George D. Steakley
Amarillo
Hot Springs
Mr. Steakley
FR. Steakley
G. D. Steakley & Son
North East
Fichtt
Amarillo Sone
Blackburn - Shaw Funeral Home
Rail wage settlement boosts pay for 159000 railroad workers
The wage settlement covers about 159,000 road and yard workers and raises yard pay by 35 cents per hour and road pay by 18 cents per hour retroactive to Oct 1. It follows interim rate hikes of 2 percent in the South and West and 4 percent in the East and seeks a total 15 percent nationwide increase. The Army had authorized prior boosts and Truman ordered takeover to avert a strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ment
Wage Stabilization Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
Brotherhood of Trainmen
Army
Truman
Opening of northern New Mexico fishing season yields strong trout catches
Anglers reported good success as the general fishing season opened in northern New Mexico. North of US Highway 66 waters opened at sunrise with limits of trout for many. Elephant Butte and Caballo Lake produced quality bass and crappie, while the Rio Grande offered fair trout catches up to 10 inches. One lake remained closed due to low water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
Pecos River
New Mexico
Elephant Butte
Caballo Lake
Rio Grande
Relative Neal testifies in Carlsbad cab murder case
Dee testifies that his brother in law Johnny King told him about the shooting of a female cab driver the night of the killing. Neal admits owning the pistol used but says he lent it to King. King describes clothing and timing tied to the crime.
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Lovington
Burness Neal
Carlsbad
Carlsbad Dee
Johnny King
King
Neal
Clara Wright Gallemore
13 Applicants Seek Reference Bureau Post in Santa Fe
The Legislative Reference Council will interview at least 13 applicants for bureau director, mainly non residents of New Mexico. Three new applications arrived yesterday, and names cannot be released. Lt. Gov. Tibo Chavez chairs the committee选 and the bureau aids legislators with data for bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
Legislative Reference Council
New Mexico
James Antink
Antink
Tibo Chavez
Legislative Reference Bureau
Melvin Drake
Albuquerque
Tourist Bureau
Drake
Capitol
State Highway Commission
Public Service Commission OKs Bonds for Raton Firm
The Public Service Commission authorized Raton Public Service Company to issue 600000 in bonds. Spokesmen for the Raton firm announced plans to use the funds for utility improvements and expansions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
Public Service Commission
Raton Public Service Company
Raton
Death claims Mrs Wilmoth in Claude home
Mrs Buelah Estelle Wilmoth 72 died at 1 15 yesterday at her Claude residence after six months of declining health. Native of Georgia born June 3 1878 she lived around Claude 49 years. Survived by two sons George M King R Wilmoth of Claude five daughters L M Bassett J W Dunn Tom Roan Amarillo R L Durham Canadian and Mrs Henry Gilbert Washburn and 17 grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending Blackburn Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buelah Estelle Wilmoth
Claude
G. T. Wilmoth
Georgia
Wilmoth
Charles I Slaton Dies at 81 in Amarillo
Charles I Slaton, 81, died after a heart attack last night at his home 1008 North Polk. He was pronounced dead at St Anthony's Hospital. An Amarillo resident 25 years he worked for Santa Fe Railroad and the city. Survivors include wife Ada and four sons J J Slaton Bob Slaton Grady Slaton Eugene Slaton and four daughters Myrtle Hay Estelle Allen Gertrude Jackson Clara Pierson, with funeral arrangements not completed at Blackburn Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles I. Slaton
North Polk
St. Anthony's Hospital
Amarillo
Slaton
Santa Fe Railroad
Ada Slaton
J. J. Slaton
Japan
Bob Slaton
Grady Slaton
Inglewood
Cal
Eugene Slaton
Myrtle Hay
Houston
Estelle Allen
Gertrude Jackson
Albuquerque
Clara Pierson
Cleburne
Blackburn- Shaw Funeral Home
Allied forces press north in Korea as Reds flee parallel advance
United Nations units cross Parallel 38 near Inje and push into Red Korea northwest of Chunchon and northeast of Uijongbu. Tanks and infantry link up near Inje while ships harass supply lines from Wonsan. Gen. Collins says Reds are in retreat as a large Chinese force moves north with pack animals and guns.
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Red Korea
Inje
United Nations
Chunchon
Seoul
Uijongbu
Washington
J. Lawton Collins
US Army
Senate
Hangye
Parrallel
New Jersey
Wonsan
Johnston Promises Change If Beef Rollback Fails
Economic expert Eric A. Johnston told the House Agriculture Committee he will back a change in the cattle price rollback if it does not work, while noting some economists fear a shortage and others doubt it. The Labor Department reported a 0.1 rise in the wholesale price index, with livestock and meat prices up as other goods slipped. Johnston cited a 10 percent live cattle price reduction and said the rollback aims to cut beef by 8 to 19 cents a pound by October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eric A. Johnston
Johnston
House Agriculture Committee
Labor Department
Harold JD. Cooley
North Carolina
Cooley
Price Central
Congress
Safety Parade Highlighted By Amarillo Junior Chamber
A safety parade on Polk Street at 10 a m promotes careful driving and walking. Units from Amarillo funeral homes and local auto firms will simulate wrecks with ambulances, wrecked cars and dummies. Ted Lokey chairs the Javeee safety committee. Parade forms at Ted Lakey Tire Company 116 Fillmore then moves west to Polk and south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk Street
Amarillo
Last Rites Held For Wm. C. Dove
Funeral services for Wm Chester Dutch Dove were held in Dalhart with Rev O E Eldridge of the Assembly of God Church in charge. The 48 year old former Dalhart and Dumas resident died after moving to Falfurrias Texas where he suffered a heart attack. Buried in Dumas beside his father M C Dove. Survivors include his wife two sons two stepsons his Dalhart mother five brothers and three sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalhart
Wm. Chester
Dove
Dove Jeff Dumas
Falfurrias
Tex
Soil Blowing Away In Flooded Wheat Area
In Hays Kansas May 24 a flash flood after 11 inches of rain inundated the Yoremento wheat area flooding 80 blocks and drowning six people. Farmers strive to keep topsoil from blowing away as sunshine returns and the soil dries. Mrs. Marvin Stralley notes the torrent pulverized the ground.
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Hays
Kan
Yoremento
Marvin Stralley
Miami GI Parades With 4th Division
Cpl. Tom Coffee of Miami, son of Mrs. Howard Miniker, serves with the Fourth Division. He marched with the unit down Fifth Avenue in New York City and was promoted to corporal at Fort Benning before transfer to Camp Kilmer. A Miami High School graduate of 1948, he was the first man from Roberts County inducted after Korea began, entering service on Oct. 9.
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Miami
Tom Coffee
Howard Miniker
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Tom
Fort Benning
Camp Kilmer
Miami High School
Roberts County
Empire State Building Sold to Detroit Florida Group
The 102 story Empire State Building in New York City is sold to a syndicate led by Detroiters Foger L. Stevens and Alfred R. Glaney Jr. and Florida investor Ben Tobin. The sale transfers controlling interest from the estate of the late John J. Raskob, creator of the landmark.
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New York
Empire State Building
Detroit
Florida
Foger L. Stevens
Alfred R. Glaney
John J. Raskob
Veterans Administration Transfers Birmingham Hospital to Army
The Veterans Administration announced the Birmingham General Hospital at Van Nuys California is being transferred to the Army for security and maintenance.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
Birmingham General Hospital
van Nuys
Cal
Army
Small Retailers Exempt From Price Paperwork Order
About 100000 small retail stores nationwide, including hardware outlets, are relieved from filing detailed pricing charts under the ceiling price regulation. They may price under the retailer’s freeze in effect since last December or under the general freeze, with exemption based on annual item count and sales. Rep Walter Rogers praised the move for Panhandle area merchants as easing burden while affirming price controls remain in force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
Walter FE. Rogers
Pampa
Office of
Panhandle
Rogers
Arkansas Man Taken by Death in Transit
Milton Moody of Midland Arkansas died en route to St Anthony Hospital after a heart attack at about 4 am while in an N and Griggs and Sons ambulance. Moody 30 a coal miner was traveling with wife and three children from Amarillo tourist court toward Long Beach California. He was a Baptist Church member and United Mine Workers veteran of World War II. Survivors include wife Gladys Moody son Hugh two daughters Mary Lou Barbara Kay his parents Mr and Mrs H W Moody and a brother Frank all of Midland. Arrangements incomplete at N S Griggs and Sons.
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High Milton Moody
Midland
Ark
St. Anthony's Hospital
Ile
The
Baptist Church
United Mine Workers
Gladys Moody
Hugh
Mary Lou
Barbara Kay
H W. Moody
Frank
N. S. Griggs & Sons
Marine’s prisoner son status raises family hopes amid war
Mrs. Estess and her family share letters from Morris Estess a Marine held captive in the Pacific. Messages from the Provost Marshal and Reuters describe his condition moderate malnutrition and a plan to resume contact via Japan as he nears end of enlistment. Morris hopes to decide on college or re enlistment while brother Raymond serves in Barbers Point Hawaii and sisters await word.
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Marine Corps
Tokoro
Army
Reuters
Fstesses
Henderson
Louisiana State Tiniversity
Amarillo College
Amarillo
Morris
Pacific
Raymond
Barbers Point Naval Air Station
Oahu
Hawaii
Judy
Joyce
Joan
Janet
Fistess
Western Union
Fstess
Amarilla High School
Globe News
Over 9,200 Dallas workers to gain 3 cent raise
Production workers in aircraft and automotive sectors in Dallas totaling more than 9,200 will receive a 3 cent hourly pay raise effective early June, according to union and company officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SLATE
Dallas
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Warne Miller
Jark Fpishbine
Genner Amith
Harry Bozeman
Red James Saunders
Roh Kerr
Miller Art
Morrison
Ishbine
McVey
Bob Kerr
Benny Vaughn
David Kent
Woody Mann
Plainview
Bob Frazier
Pat Patterson
Louie Flores
Gail Murphy
Linda Mason
Nanney Winstead
Peecy Riedsoe Neh
Jane Roberts
Martie Finnamore
Cynthia Cantrell
Cherry Davis
Cherry Phillips
Joan McLean
Doers
Ferrer Blazes
Jose Ferrer
Donald J. Jackson
California
US Weather Bureau
Amanila
Abilene Él
Austin
Brownsville
Or Childress
Cathar
Aly
el Paso
Fort Worth
Chiraua
Trac
Denver
Kansas City
New Orleans
Oklahoma City
Sr . Francisco
Peres
Seattle
Tulsa
George Steakley
Ery Malarky
Associated Press
Eaton
Game and Fish Department
Facile Nest Lake
Ed Springer
US 66
Tosuf Bus Company
Charles Corlett
Greyhound Bus Company
Corlett
Greyhound
Santa FF
Highway Department
Highway Research Board of Washington
Burton Dwyre
Portugal
Hollywoon
Fanny Brice
Man
Snooks
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Miss Brice
Beverly Hills
National Broadcasting Company
Ziegfield Follies
Comedienne
Wm. C. Dove
Arkansas
Sgt. Estess
Chanjin Reservoir
Logan Bya
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