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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1956

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Texans Weather Suffering Cited by London Society

A letter from W. W. Moss of the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals challenges a London newspaper report on drought in North and West Texas. Amarillo Humane Society's Pat Meholin questions the travel correspondent’s claims, urging official confirmation. The piece also critiques Amarillo traffic changes on East 10th Street and praises local engineers for adapting to evolving conditions.

W. W. Moss Royal Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals London Been Tee Society United States Pat Meholin The Amarillo Humane Society

Hereford Show Dominates Tri-State Fair Judging

Jim McClellan of Turner Ranch Sulphur Oklahoma picks the Grand Champion Bull 88 Zato Heir 23 and Reserve, while Miss Royal Mixer 12thowned by O H McAlister Rome Texas tops the Grand Champion Cow. E J McCurdy herd Fort Worth claims three titles including Locust Hills N Madge and Broadvalley Beacon. Over 600 rabbits compete as swine and other divisions crown champions in hogs and rabbits.

Louise Evans Daily News High Plains Tri-State Fair Jim McClellan Turner Ranch Sulphur, Okla Straits Medina Hereford Ranch San Antonio Miss Royal Mixer O. H. McAlister Rome Tex Straits Hereford Roy Neeley Texas Tech E. J. McCurdy Fort Worth Locust Hills N. Madge Broadvalley Beacon Burton Lena Romulus Amy Bluffview K. H. Easter C. K. Teaff Ropesville Poland China Liner and Neely Lubbock

American government booth dominant at British Food Fair

The most popular exhibit at the recent British Food Fair was the American government booth offering free hot dogs and doughnuts. Nearly half a million Britons attended, with crowds lining first for hot dogs then for doughnuts.

Holiday on Ice Spellbound Spectacle at Tri-State Coliseum

Fans fill the Tri-State Fair Coliseum for Holiday on Ice at 8 p m with a spellbound crowd watching glittering costumes and a sinuous line of skaters glide on blue gray ice. The first rate show draws growing crowds rivaling Madison Square Garden. Tickets are selling fast for tonight's performance.

Madison Square Garden Coliseum

Shivers backs Stevenson for president after Eisenhower pledge

Texas Governor Allan Shivers, a Democrat, announced he will support Adlai Stevenson for president, citing Stevenson’s stance on tidelands and school integration. The move follows Shivers’ past support for Eisenhower in 1952 and comes as Texas Democrats rally at a Greenville barbecue with party leaders and donors.

Price Daniel Texas Adlai Stevenson Allan Shivers Eisenhower Daniel Democratic Party Stevenson Tidelands Austin House Sam Rayburn Skelton Rayburn U.S. Senate Lyndon B Johnson Frank Clement Tennessee Greenville Clement Shivers Washington Democratic Party of

Eisenhower expands 1956 campaign with truth telling call

President Eisenhower signaled broader campaign participation stressing “Tell the Truth Tell it Forcefully” as Republicans seek a stronger national effort. Democrats launch two nationwide drives to fund party operations while Adlai Stevenson criticizes GOP funding and negotiates voter outreach across the country. Nixon tours 15,000 miles basing speech on performance of the administration and urging a GOP congress.

Eisenhower Nixon James Hagerty Adlai Stevenson Washington Joseph Edward Joe) Smith Oakland Calif Joe Smith Smith

Oklahoma Day at the Fair Schedule

A dense list of events at the fair includes 8:00 a.m. Aberdeen Angus Open and Junior classes in the Livestock Pavilion Arena and 1:00 p.m. Jersey Open and Junior classes in the same venue. Evening appearances feature Free Stow by AI de Jonghe and his College Bred Chimps, magicians, and sideshows. The Great Cresso and His Rocket Car perform at the Midway, followed by Holiday on Ice and exhibits in the Arts and Exhibits buildings plus military and safety displays outside and nearby.

Aberdeen-Angus Livestock Pavilion Panhandle Old Settlers Association Eilwood Park Jersey Merchants AI de Jonghe Chimps L. O. Gunn Ringling Bros. Circus Monahans Cres Great Cresso Midway

Widow Resists Klan as School Integration Spurs Fights

In Mobile Alabama widow Dorothy Caponete defies a revived Ku Klux Klan after its members burn a cross in her yard while she seeks to enroll her Negro ward in a white school. White parents in Sturgis Kentucky push a boycott of the integrated high school as NAACP seeks a federal injunction in Clay against a local school board barring four Negro students. Virginia considers funds cuts for racially mixed schools and Florida debates a university prep program to handle integration should it occur.

Ku Klux Klan South Dorothy Caponete Mobile Ala Sturgis Clay National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Virginia Florida Virginia House of Delegates Senate

Baseball scores from major leagues update

In the American League New York edged Chicago 3 2 in 11 innings while Kansas City defeated Boston 6 5 and Detroit beat Baltimore 6 2. Cleveland beat Washington 1 0. In the National League Louis won 6 5 over Brooklyn with Milwaukee 6 4 against Pittsburgh and Philadelphia 4 7, Cincinnati 3 4, Chicago 42 and New York 2 8.

New York Chicago Cleveland Washington Kansas City Boston Detroit Baltimore

Federal study finds U S can boost crude for Europe if Suez blocks oil

Washington officials conclude domestic oil production can rise immediately to supply U S and basic European needs in a Suez emergency. H A Stewart cites a target of 500 000 to 1 1 million barrels daily with four states setting production ceilings and notes tanker shortages as a possible bottleneck.

U.S Middle East H. A. Stewart Interior Department Oil and Gas Division Oil Conservation Commissions Texas Oklahoma Louisiana New Mexico Stewart United States Europe Gulf Coast East Coast

Old Settlers Gather Today in Ellwood Park

Panhandle Old Settlers Association members convene in Ellwood Park at 10 30 a m for a barbecue and talks of old times by W 3 Carter John Snider Goose Ramey Mrs W J Flesher and others Judge W N Stokes delivers the main address with Rev Ed Wallace and Rev J R Short giving prayers and benediction. If rain forces change the event moves to the Community Center 607 Carolina.

Panhandle Old Settlers Association Ellwood Park Carolina A. P Skee) Gibson Association

Meyer Free on Bond In Burglary Charges

Two adults and a 17 year old are jailed on burglary related charges after the Aug 13 Evans home burglary. Albert Meyer 38 of 3217 Hawthorne is out on $5000 bond after turning himself in. Wade 19 of 3810 Harrison and his 17 year old wife remain jailed with bonds of $5000 and $2000 respectively.

Joe E. Evans Albert Meyer Hawthorne Meyer Wylie Dub) Wade Harrison el Paso Amarillo Wade Evans

Evans home burglary arrests link to Meyers car thefts

Police say Wade statements connect Albert and Mrs Wade to the Evans home burglary. They allegedly planned the robbery after a dinner invitation, burned a house diagram, and were seized in El Paso with jewels and about $5,700 in bonds found in a Meyers car. A 17-year-old youth is reportedly cleared by Wade.

Wades el Paso Evans Meyers Wade

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