Stevenson Reverses On Fund Disclosure In Illinois Payoffs
Governor Adlai Stevenson concedes to reveal contributors and recipients of a private fund used to raise salaries for Illinois officials. He faces GOP accusations of secrecy after Nixon's disclosure, says eight or nine state employees benefited and four funds are involved. Stevenson plans a statement or speech.
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Hot Dog 100th Anniversary Celebrated at Tri State Fair
Mary Louise Broome traces a century of hot dogs from Germany to America, noting dachshund sausages’ rise, Harry Stevens at the Polo Grounds, and legends of the term hot dog. The piece cites royal fedioes, legal beef over naming, and today’s global consumption of billions of franks.
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America
Harry Stevens
Polo Grounds
New York Giants
Charles Felton
Coney Island
Texas
Chile
Supreme Count
Institute of American Meat Packers
Dust Bowl Artist Hogue Exhibits Wide Range at Fair
The Dust Bowl artist Alexandre Hogue, head of Tulsa University's art department, shows nine oil and tempera canvases at the Tri-State Fair Fine Arts division. His works center on wind erosion, oil development in the Southwest, and Indigenous and Spanish American culture, with notable pieces like End of the Trail and Spindletop in earlier Life Magazine series. The exhibit also includes four color lithographs titled Fission Holocaust and Bombardment reflecting atomic-age destruction.
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New Mexico
Billy Gibson Enlists in U.S. Marine Corps
Billy Gibson, son of Mrs General Lambright of Pampa, enlisted in the Marine Corps and was sent to Albuquerque, New Mexico for induction after joining through the Amarillo office.
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Williams Dies In Clovis Home
Sam E. Williams, 57, died of a heart attack at 1 p.m. at his home in Clovis after returning from work for lunch. He was a carpenter for Home Lumber Company. Survivors include wife Pearl and children Robert, Curtis, Jim all of Clovis. Wesley in Chicago. Winnie Cook in Reno. Nita Mae Demola in Cinder, Pa.. Ruby Grace Williams in Clovis. Funeral arrangements are pending with Steed Funeral Home of Clovis.
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Robert Williams
Curtis Williams
Jim Williams
Wesley Williams
Chicago
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Reno
Nita Mae Demola
Cinder
Ruby Grace Williams
Steed Funeral Home
Mrs. Schull 71 Dies in Clarendon Home
Pauline Schull widow of J W L Schull dies at 2 30 PM in the Clarendon home of her son Paul Schull. She lived in Donley County 33 years and was a member of the Clarendon Methodist Church. Survived by two sons, three sisters, two brothers, and three grandchildren. Funeral services tentatively set for 4 PM Sunday in Clarendon. arrangements by Murphy Spicer Funeral Directors.
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Paul Schull
J. W. L. Schull
Donley County
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L. F. Johnson
Arlington
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Anson
J. M. Glass
Haskell
T. W. Glass
Weslace
Murphy-Spicer Funeral Directors
Varieties Film Today at Rialto Theater
Varieties Varieties of 1952 will be shown at the Rialto Theater all day today and through a midnight showing. The film opened at midnight Friday with a complete sellout. Showings of Steamboat Around the Bend and Finders Keepers scheduled today were cancelled for the full day run. Road show details appear on page 12.
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Generous Hen Drops Bonus in His Pan
In Amarillo a store banner proclaims a two eggs for one deal fueling a morning rush. Art Abrams of 3612 Hayden found six yolks from three eggs when he broke them for breakfast. He bought the eggs in a single purchase and wonders how the extra yolks appeared.
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Hayden
Felipes Guilty In NM Killing
Gabriel Felipe and his brother Willie Felipe were found guilty by a jury in a reservation killing near Grants. The jury recommended the death penalty and sentencing is set for October 17 in Albuquerque before Federal Judge Carl A. Hatch.
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Carl A. Hatch
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Kolander Wins Most Dunks At Tri-State Fair Dunk Tank
Kolander, Potter County attorney elect, dunked 41 times in 30 minutes to claim the title at the Lions Club ducking board concession. Cotton John Smith logged 35 dunks. proceeds benefit crippled children as record crowds flocked to the event at Amarillo’s Tri-State Fair.
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Lions Club
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Potter County
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KGNC
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John Peterson
Taylor Bassett
Allen Early, Jr
Herb Satterfield
Tony Little
Kappa Sorority
Amarillo College
Janie Hodges
Pauline Verkeilen
Dutchy Burns
Plainsmen enlist in Air Force and Army in Amarillo
Nine men join the Air Force and one man enters the Army in Amarillo during the past week per Recruiting Office records. Names include James Carroll Dean Lovington New Mexico James Presley Arnold Sudan Benjamin Earl Garner Farwell Herbert Harvey James Muleshoe Don Edward Fletcher Grover Hal Ray Dew Amarillo Donald Wayne Staton Vinson Oklahoma Edwin Dean Schreiber Amarillo James Everb Osburn Memphis Aubrey Jerral Lyon Childress and Sam Marvin Gonzales Clayton New Mexico as Army enlistment.
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Amarillo
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Lovington
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Farwell
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Muleshoe
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Grover
Hal Ray Dew
Adams
Donald Wayne Staton
Vinson
Okla
Edwin Dean Schreiber
West Fifth
James Everb Osburn
Memphis
Aubrey Jerral Lyon
Childress
Sam Marvin Gonzales
Clayton
Charleys Aunt Night Mixups Case Governor in Hotel
PONCA CITY Oklahoma Sept 26 Senator Kerr visiting to hear vice presidential nominee John Sparkman found a woman in his hotel room a clear mixup Mrs Johnston Murray wife of Governor Murray appeared again in room 301 with the governor present Officials noted the desk error in room assignment while Senator Kerr and aide left to wash hands before dinner In San Francisco experts forecast color TV five years away due to high color tube costs
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D-Okla
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Johnston Murray
San Francisco
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DuMont
Air Force reveals airport building budgets for two bases
The Air Force announced planned expenditures of 14.519 million dollars for Tye Air Force Base at Abilene and 10.116 million dollars for Blytheville Municipal Airport in Arkansas. The figures reflect construction funding announced today.
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Nixon Gets First Campaign Hat At Amarillo Event
Senator Richard Nixon accepted his first campaign hat, a pearl Stetson from Texas, during a brief press conference after his Amarillo speech. He praised the gift as the right size and noted it as a symbol of Plains country esteem. He then answered questions on Washington, FEPC, and tax revolt, stressing anti-Communism, foreign policy prudence, and a GOP House with a closer Senate.
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Hickman Dies in Borger Hospital at 61
Harley S. Bob Hickman of Stinnett died at 10 45 AM in North Plains Hospital Borger shortly after admission for a heart ailment He was 61 and worked for an oil company in Stinnett Survivors include two brothers R W Hickman of Pampa and Harry Hickman of Shreveport La two sisters Mrs Gertrude Braham of Toledo Ohio and Mrs Jack Wills Richwood W Va A cousin Charles Hickman lives in Pampa Funeral services are under Duenkel Carmichael Funeral Home Pampa MILK PRICES HIRED milk price increase announced by Agriculture Department for area covered by North Texas Federal milk marketing order
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