Joe Gamble Rites in Iowa
The body of Joe B. Gamble, cattleman and former manager for the Bivins Coldwater Cattle Company, died yesterday in St. Anthony's Hospital. He was transported to Calamus, Iowa for funeral services. Gamble, a Cornell College and Iowa State College alumnus, moved to Amarillo after 1908 and led a long cattle business career. He is survived by his wife, a brother in Minnesota, and a sister in Iowa. Arrangements were handled by Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home and the Globe News building offices.
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Joe B. Gamble
St. Anthony's Hospital
Calamus
Iowa
Gamble
Bivins Coldwater Cattle Company
Cornell College
Cornell
Iowa State College
Ames
The
Panhandle
Nettie A. Hayes
Canyon
Amarillo
Amarillo Livestock Loan Company
A. E. Banta
DeWitt
Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home
MBI
McClure
Samuel L McClure
Las Vegas
New Mexico
Paiwine Koebrige
Memorial Chapel
Burial Memorial Park
Eugene Curtis Ingram
Taylor
Gene Ingram
Charles L. Ehrhardt
W. L. Ingram
Alice Jean
Bill
Blackburn-Shaw Sane
Llano
R. H. Edgerly
Northwest Hospital
Blackburn-Shaw Memorial
Gamble Joe B. Gamble
Julian
Nettie
J. A
Lewis Willie B. Lewis
Levelland
Reid I T Reid 71 dies at home in Georgia
Reid I T Reid 71 of 207 North Georgia died Saturday. Father of B Rex, brother of Myrtle Brooks and Mollie Reid, eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Service at 2 30 in Blackburn Shaw memorial chapel with burial in Llano.
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Reid I. T. Reid
North Georgia
B. Rex
Myrtle Brooks
Mollie Ear
Clara Sutton Reid
Liano
G. H
Jack) Little
Gem Lake Road
Rawlings
Wyoming
Una Little
Louise Marino
Jack
J. J. Little
Dunbar
Glenn
Holmes
Layne Marino
Bilackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel
Obituaries For Henry W Sanders John W Dees and William Worth
Henry W Sanders 44 of 314 W. 9th died Friday husband of Monnie son of Mrs Martha Sanders brother of Mrs Waller Rhodes body taken to Eufala Oklahoma for service in the afternoon. John William Dees 64 of 2110 S Mirror died Saturday husband of Ollie father of Floyd K brother of Mrs Mattie OBrien service 10:30 Tuesday in Dallas. William Earl Worth 18 of 2413 NW 131 died Sunday son of D N s Worth brother of E R H Ris L and Carl D Mrs a Williams Mrs J G Solomon Mrs R O Jolly Imogene Norma and Rosa Mae service 2:30 PM Tuesday First Christian Church.
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Anders Henry W. Sanders
Monnie
Martha Sanders
Waller Rhodes
Eufala
Okio
John William Dees
S. Mirror
Ollie
Floyd K
Mattie O'Brien
George Dees
Dallas
Worth William Earl Worth
Dns Worth
E. R. H. Ris
Mao Tze-tung Ill, Delegates Authority to Liu Shao-chi
Indonesian diplomat Soemarto reported an official summary saying Mao Zedong is ill and away for convalescence. Mao reportedly delegated authority to Vice-Chairman Liu Shao-chi, with inquiries noting Liu leads Red China during this period and mass executions alleged under his rule.
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Hong Kong
Mao Tze-tung
Peiping
Soemarto
Mao
Indonesia
Liu Shao-chi
Liu
Red China
Baylor Booster and Baptist Leader J E Burkhart Dies
J E Burkhart Jr 56 head of a long standing Houston business and a noted Texas Baptist and Baylor Bears booster died unexpectedly. He was founder president of Burkhart Laundry and Dye Works and an active alum of Baylor University never missing a game. Funeral plans not announced.
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Houston
J. E. Burkhart
Texas
The
American Institute of Laundering
Oil Boom Hits Portales as No. 1 Brown Well Produces
Roosevelt County oil activity surges as Magnolia Petroleum’s No. 1 Brown well on the Brown ranch 38 miles southwest of Portales yields a three hour test of about 1400 barrels daily from the Pennsylvania formation at 8140 feet. The discovery touches local life as J B Brown Jr. a Santa Fe prison inmate up for parole amid a murder case. The field’s potential follows a dry hole history in Roosevelt County and the nearby Cross Roads Field in Lea County. Several deep tests are in progress near Elida and Rogers, with casing expected to be run soon.
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Portales
Roosevelt County
Elida
J. B. Brown
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Brown Ranch
Pennsylvania
Cross Roads
Lea County
Brown
Santa Fe
Alice Reagan Brown
Foor
Mid-Continent Petroleum Company
Rogers
Magnolia
Actor Sterling Hayden Reveals Communist Party Controversy
Washington April 10 Sterling Hayden said he joined the Communist Party in 1946 but now calls it the dumbest thing he ever did. He testified he left after realizing the party’s lack of democracy and cited his Yugoslav underground service as a Marine lieutenant. Hayden detailed how he was recruited by Ben Winters and urged the committee to note the agency’s limited knowledge of Winters’ beliefs. He plans to continue testifying alongside other Hollywood figures in scheduled sessions.
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Washington
Sterling Hayden
Communist Party
Hayden
Ben Winters
Miss Winters
Hollywood
Allen Berg, Inc
William Morris Agency
Will Geer
Victor Killian
J. Edward Bromberg
Anne Revere
Richard Collins
Harold Buchman
Walao Salt
Robert Lees
Paul Jarrico
Meta Reis Rosenberg
Fred Graff
Sam Moore
Potter County Sets 10 Acre Site for Juvenile Detention Home
The Potter County commissioners court met briefly to select a site for a new juvenile detention home. They set aside a 10 acre tract on the southwest portion of Walker Convalescent Home land and authorized surveyor Howard Trigg to finalize layout with the contractor and architect. Excess land may be reserved for a future convalescent home.
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Potter County Commissioners Court
Walker
Howard Trigg
Convicts donate blood for Korean War effort in Montana
In Deer Lodge Montana more than one third of inmates gave blood in a single day for men in Korea. The Red Cross bloodmobile from Great Falls collected 200 pints. In Reykjavik Iceland the United States became Iceland's largest customer with exports to the US totaling 3.5 million dollars, about one eighth of Iceland's total exports.
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Deer Lodge
Mont
Montana
Korea
Red Cross
Great Falls
Reykjavik
Iceland
United States
Rabbit Breeders to Meet in Panhandle Home
Members of the Texas Panhandle Rabbit and Cavy Breeders Association will meet tonight at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Smith at 1004 North Manhattan. The meeting starts at 8 o clock, per secretary treasurer Marie Whelchel.
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Texas Panhandle Rabbit & Cavy Breeders Association
W. A. Smith
North
Manhattan
Marie Whelchel
Heat From Ashes in Idaho Hot Springs
Idaho hot springs water is heated not by chemicals but by magma and volcanic ash beneath the surface. Many springs lie over lava flows and volcanic zones, where geothermal heat rises to warm the waters naturally.
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Idaho
Prisoner Beaten by Fellow Inmate at Potter County Jail
An inmate identified as Floyd Roan remained at Northwest Texas Hospital with a severe cut above the right eye and possible skull fracture after a morning assault. Sheriff Paul Gaither said the attacker, held as a mental case, struck Roan at about 7:36.
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Potter County
Texas
Sheriffs Department
Floyd Roan
Paul Gaither
Roan
Doctors Debate Burn Care And Socialized Medicine
At a district medical meeting in Potter County Dr Blocker argues against dressings for burn care citing Galveston hospital data and cost issues. He shows that exposed treatment lowers fever days and contends open treatment reduces third-degree burn progression, warning of insufficient dressing funds in a disaster.
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Howard Puckett
Potter County Society
Allen T. Stewart
Lubbock
District Society
Smythe H. Lindsay
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Gene Klein
Washington
Blocker
Galveston
Exposed burn treatment cited by doctors in Korea study
Dr Blocker described exposed treatment reducing pain as burns dry and heal, noting 60 Korean cases showing success. Scottish origin, Galveston hospital teams pursue high protein diets for burn patients, while meetings continue with sections and entertainment amid discussions of finances and honorary memberships.
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Blocker
Korea
Scotland
Galveston Hospital
Bascom Puckett
William Jenkins
Clarendon
Pace visits MacArthur as war policy debate simmers abroad
Informants say Pace sought MacArthur’s views on the Korean War and occupation issues during a Tokyo visit while denial circulated that Truman urged silence. Rep. Armstrong defends MacArthur’s authority and duty to speak on strategy, as protests abroad greet UN command proposals to extend the war to China.
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United States
Britain
France
Canada
Pace
MacArthur
Truman
Rep
O. K. Armstrong
Missouri
American Chamber of Commerce
Tokyo
Joint Chiefs of Staff
United Nations
Armstrong
Type A Negative Blood Is Needed
Lou Warren, a cement contractor at 502 North Grant, lies critically ill at Northwest Texas Hospital as the Potter County Memorial Blood Center reports dangerously low Type A negative supplies. Lucille Zeck says only those with A negative blood should donate to save time in typing. The center requests donors today.
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Lou Warren
North Grant
Northwest Texas
Potter County Memorial Blood Center
West Eighth
Lucille Zeck
Warren
Contest Promises Radios Watches Jackets and More Prizes
Tri-State residents compete for an extravagant prize list including radios watches jackets and other valuable awards. Two locals will travel as part of the event. Qualification involves sealed fish bowls filled with sea shells displayed in the show window of the Southwestern.
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Tri-State
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Nestingn
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Aan
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Liles
Garner
Randall
Polk
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