Queen of Tri-State Fair Contest Seeks Local Entrants
The Tri-State Fair Queen contest in Amarillo seeks eligible women aged 18 to 24 from the Panhandle area. Florence Carrithers, Joyce Weeks, and other candidates may be entered by community clubs. Judging includes swimsuits and evening gowns with applications due by Sept. 25 at The News-Globe office.
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Florence
Tony” Carrithers
Miss Carrithers
Amarillo Co
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Dayka
Ellen Nage
Taylor
E. Hilde Carrithers
Tri-State
Amarillo
Kansas City
Chambers of Commerce
Lions Clubs
Rotary Clubs
Kiwanis Clubs
Panhandle
Eld
E. Hilda Carrithers
Carrithers
Carruthers
Swift and Company
Amarillo College
Order of Rainbow
Order of the Eastern Star
Portales Valley on Parade at Big Fair
Portales hosts the Roosevelt County Fair with officials including President B. M. Schumpert and General Sept. B. W. McGinnis greeting visitors. The four day event features agriculture and merchants exhibits, judging by New Mexico A&M College specialists, and dairy cattle contests dominated by the Peterson family in the Jersey division.
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Portales Valley
David Basco
Daily News Regional Jr
Portales
Roosevelt County
B. M. Schumpert
B. W. McGinnis
Portales Val- Neene
High Plains
New Mexico
A&m College
Las Cruces
Jersey
Petersons
Lipscomb County Fair and regional events listed in Hereford area
Roosevelt County pair and Quay Conn emepoe participate in a fall round-up at 10 30 AM at the Methodist Church basement with a Hereford club presenting flowers. A public stadium event follows at 2 00 PM with involvement from the Legion and junior school activities. A house listed at new 165 000 dollars appears in the notices.
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Lipscomb
Portales
Roosevelt County
Socens
Quay Connemepoe
Hereford
Methodist Church
Legion
Gene
Atomic scientists face fears as loyalty probes loom
In a speech, Lienthal cites reluctance of scientists to accept dangerous duties amid fear of attacks. He warns loyalty concerns cast a shadow over public service, while critics urge action against un-American influences and safeguard scientific work.
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Washington
Goss
David E. Littenthal
The
Atomic Energy
Ieee
L&ienthal
Seteg
House
Oteeram
Rescues Off Atlantic as Leicester Crew Spends Night at Sea
Seventy nine sailors are saved from fierce Atlantic waves with twenty Leicester crewmen and others taken aboard the Trapezo in a dramatic night operation. Captain H N Lawson leads Teighter’s men while Captain Serafin and the Bean pursue the Bermuda leg with the rescued on board. The Leicester, a prize ship under maritime law, nears capsizing as Halifax ships pursue potential prize claims amid a perilous voyage toward New York and Argentia, Newfoundland. The Bible, captained by D J Jacobs, reaches Gaspar’s side after navigating through heavy seas from Argentia.
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Leicester
Teighter
H. N. Lawson
Serafin the Bean
Bermuda
J. Halifax
Halifax
the Bible
D.J. Jacobs
Coast Guard
Gaspar
Argentia
Blockaded Berlin Turmoil Report From Several Fronts
Across Berlin the blockaded city remained tense as Soviet patrols probed into the American sector and youths clashed with police. In Hyderabad, UN Security Council debated intervention as Indian advances neared Hyderabad. France faced widespread strikes linked to a Communist pattern, while Israeli and Greek developments added toregional instability.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Hyderabad
Police Hold Man In Truck Theft Case Near Pleasant View
Police detained a 30 year old man accused of stealing a parked truck at a service station in Pleasant View. Witnesses said the vehicle, driven by J. M. of Ockney, was stopped at the station and a compartment contained cigarettes before the suspect drove toward Amarillo.
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Pleasant
J. M
Ockney
Amarillo
Weather Forecast for Amarillo and Vicinity
Partly cloudy and continued mild conditions expected Friday across Amarillo and surrounding areas according to the Weather Bureau. No significant precipitation or cold front anticipated, with temperatures staying near seasonal averages.
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Amarillo
No Senate Probe Planned for Texas Primary
Washington reporting that the Senate elections subcommittee has no definite plan to investigate the Texas Democratic primary between Lyndon B. Johnson and Coke R. Stevenson. Chief counsel Nelson DeRanian said Texas legal remedies must be exhausted first and that telegrams alleging fraud lack sufficient detail to trigger a formal inquiry.
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News-Globe
Washington
Washington, DC
Senate
United States
Texas
Lyndon B. Johnson
Coke R. Stevenson
Nelson DeRanian
DeRanian
Senate Rules and Administration Committee
Court Scene of Squabble Bulletin
Secretary of State Paul H. Brown says he has been made party to a suit with an injunction restraining him from using the name of Lyndon B. Johnson as Democratic nominee for the US Senate. Clint Small, attorney for Coke Stevenson, telephoned the information just before 10 PM. The certification deadline is 5 PM Friday.
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Austin
Paul H. Brown
Lyndon B. Johnson
US Senate
Brown
Clint Small
Coke Stevenson
Hiss
Johnson Seeks Court Action To Place Johnson on Texas Ballot
Texas United States senator hopeful Lyndon B. Johnson sought a mandamus in the Texas Supreme Court to compel Secretary of State Paul Brown to place his name on the ballot and bar Coke Stevenson from interference. The court overruled the request noting Brown has not refused to act. Brown called the suit unnecessary and said no court order has halted him.
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Brown
Johnson
Stevenson
What Am I Saying Lazy People
A brief column by Frank Morean argues the car era won t make a nation of lazy pedestrians. He suggests a kick in the seat of their can ts to spur action and walking over driving.
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Frank Morean
N. Y. Post Corp., Inc
Certification claims Johnson on ballot after petition filing
At 11 29 AM yesterday Brown said Johnson has proper certification and it will appear on the ballot. Attorneys James V. Allred Alvin J. Wirtz and John Cofer filed Johnsons petition in Supreme Court.
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Johnson
Brown
James V. Allred
Alvin J. Wirtz
John Cofer
Supreme
Wage settlement averts coast to coast telephone strike
A near deadline wage settlement in Newark between Western Electric and the CIO Communications Equipment Workers Union averts a nationwide strike by 25 000 telephone workers set for Friday. The agreement raised hourly wages by nine to 15 cents in many regions, eight to 14 cents elsewhere, with union leadership signaling tentative ratification. Also, James C Petrillo proposed a path to allow royalties under Taft Hartley via a non union trustee. West Coast longshoremen floated a plan to move Army cargoes during the dispute.
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Associated Press
James C. Petrillo
Newark
Western Electric Company
CIO Communication Equipment Workers Union
District of Columbia
Ernest Weaver
Macillo
AFL American Oration of Musicians
New York
United Mine Workers Fund
Omerey Bridwiges
Army
Gas
Sprague
Seattle
Campaign Warming Up For Presidential Races
The Associated Press reports the 1948 campaign heats up as Truman Barkley and Dewey Warren teams hit the stump. Truman departs Friday for a 16 day West Coast tour while Barkley plots an eight state East tour. Dewey and Warren launch farm policy focus with editors in Pawling and Des Moines. Barkley travels to Wilkes Barre and Asheville with CIO United Steelworkers engagements. Wallace plans a West Coast swing with an address in Toledo.
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Truman-Barkley
Dewey- Warren
Truman
Washington
West Coast
Senator Barkley
Kentucky
Rome
East
North Carolina
Wessees
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
West
Rep
Hope
Kansas
Senator Aiken
Vermont
House
Senate Agriculture
Pawling
Dewey
Des Moines
Iowa
Salt Lake City
Pueblo
Colo
Albuquerque
Detroit
Cio-United Steelworkers of
Pennsylvania
Wilkes - Barre
Maryland
Delaware
Connecticut
New Jerey
Massachusetts
Asheville
Barkley
International Parliamen Union
Henry A. Wallace
Toledo
Ohio
Man survive scare after railroad bucket traps head
Ed Taylor of Matewan West Virginia was struck by a clam-shell bucket when a switching engine hit the shovel car. The bucket closed around his head for about half an hour before workers freed him. He was treated for scratches and shock at Matewan Clinic.
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Matewan
Wva
Ed Taylor
Taylor
Matewan Clinic
Phillips President Speaks at Borger
K. F. Adams president of Phillips Petroleum Company addressed Borger chamber of commerce. He urged Borger to diversify beyond local natural resources and to plan for future industrial growth, speaking at the Frank Phillips Junior College building.
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Borger
K. 5
Adams
Phillips Petroleum Company
Borger Chamber of Commerce
Frank Phillips Junior College
Driver Killed When Train Strikes Truck in Guymon
Sept 16 Guymon Oklahoma witnessing a fatal crash as a truck with its door open was struck by a passing train. The impact threw the driver, Brown, against the train and his body lay along the north side of the tracks while the van overturned about 40 feet away. Details about Stewart's car condition were unclear in the report.
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Brown
Election at Amarillo Bus Company visto unionization
Today in Amarillo the bus company hosts an election to decide if bus workers will form a union. A 10:30 AM chamber reception and committee briefing, noon club meetings, and a 1:30 PM joint session of Lone City and school boards on tax equalization are listed with attending members and guests.
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Wwe
Amarillo Bus Company
Gsrage
Jefferson
Chamber of Eree
Amarillo Exchange Club
Tascosa
Herringembers
Lone City and School Boards of
Agenake
Spastic Ren Group
Herring Hotel
Hereford Salesman Honored in Page In the Groove
Samoa looks to new deal as a Ringling circus comes to town. Amarillo plow gains publicity while radio experts urge fire safety and new aid policies are discussed.
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Mair Pilaster
Samoa
Ringling Circus
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Henri Queuille
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Holy Land
Greece
Athens
Vitsi
State Supreme Court
Paul Brown
Pwr
CeCe
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Curtis Kitchen
Wiggins Lbr Co
Phillips
Guymon
Ames
Robert Lee Brown
Perryton
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Stewart
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