Berry J. 74 Dies. Service Pending at Ged
Berry, 74, of 312 B West 10th Ged, died Monday. Husband of Addie and then Mark J Cy, Wallace. Survived by Mrs. Nice Harris, Mrs. Lennie Plummer, and brothers Tom Pete and Mrs. B Zim Merman. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Berry J
Berry
West 10Th
Addie
Mark
J. Cy
Wallace
Nice Harris
Lennie Plummer
Tom
Pete
B. Zim
Merman
Obituary notices for Monroe Harris Bramblett and Edward Watkins
Mon ro Harris of 7186 N Bowyer is survived by two brothers Elmer and Samuel and two sisters Edith Doty and Pear Vickers. Services at Boxwell Chapel. Curtis Dale Bramblett age 14 months of Dumas. parents R B Bramblett. Services 3 PM Tuesday Hedley Baptist Church. burial in nearby cemetery. Edward Everett Watkins 62 of 4001 four 60. wife Lucille. mother Mrs Wats. brother W T. sisters Mrs E Sitter Mrs Bill Lee and Mrs M Jones. Services pending with Boxwell Brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Harris
N. Bowyer
Elmer
Samuel
Edith Doty
Pear
Vickers
Crume Explains Adenoids Role In Child Health
Dr Crume discusses the anatomy and function of adenoids describing their protective role in early life. He notes turbinate removal can affect nasal secretions and cautions against harsh treatment of adenoids while detailing the impact of nasal structures on long term breathing.
Pre-Service Training Plan Considered for Amarillo Police
Amarillo Civil Service Commission discussed a potential pre service training school for new Amarillo Police Department hires seeking guidance from Chief Sid Harper and city officials. Harper has supported prior training efforts and ran a training session after a recent staffing increase. Also considered is a continuous training program for all officers, with details to be presented to the city commission once finalized.
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Amarillo
Civil Service Commission
Department
Jailed Solon Owes $10,000
Newark dispatch reports ex-Congressman J Parnell Thomas serving prison time for payroll padding. Authorities seek $10,000 fines from the former Republican representative of New Jersey's Seventh District, with asset seizures and possible parole delayed until payment. Thomas tends chickens at Danbury prison as officials pursue collection.
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Newark
J. Parnell Thomas
Thomas
New Jersey
House
Asst
John J. Corcoran
Corcoran
Federal Correctional Institution
Danbury
Conn
Amarillo Surgeon Warns Against Unneeded Adenoid Removal
Dr Crume warned a large audience that surgeons sometimes remove adenoids that have shrunken and do no harm while cutting away mucous membrane vital for life. He cited cases from his 42 years in Amarillo and said he is semi retired, delegating most practice to partner Dr Crumley while still seeing long-time patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crume
Europe
Dr. Crume
U.S. Buying Boom Seen To Continue In 1950 Outlook
The Federal Reserve Board says Americans show cautious optimism and plan strong purchases this year. Survey results indicate record home and auto sales, a surge in television set demand, and a robust market for furniture and appliances. More than a million expect to buy new homes, many aiming under 10,000 dollars, while auto demand leans toward lower priced models. Heavier income gains are foreseen, though job security remains a concern for many workers.
Wall Street Update from Amarillo Merrill Lynch Quotation List
The 12 30 stock market quotes from Merrill Lynch Amarillo include Air Reduction Lone Star Cr Lycoming and many others with prices shown like Air Reduction 22 5 Lone Star Cr 76 4 Alaska Juneau 27% Allis Chalmers 3344 and Amer Airlines 11% across a broad array of industries. The list mixes manufacturers, utilities, oils, and rail firms with numerous percent changes or prices, reflecting a bustling market snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Amer Car&ifdy
Amer Chan&c
Montgam Ward
Amér Locomo
Motor Prod
Amer Rad&ss
Murray Corp
Amer Rol Mill
Nash Kelvintz
Amer Smet&r
Natl Acme
Amer Fd & St
Natl AutoFibr
Arch Top&sf
Newport Indy 12
Avco Mi Wminy Cent RR
Baldwin Loco
North Au
Baltimore & O
North NatGas
Barnsdall Oil
North Pac RR
Bendix Aviata
Ohio Oil
Best Foods
Oliver Corp
Bethlehem Stl
Packard Motor
Cetubiie
A. Ae
Columbia
Sarvel Tae
Ghamrk O&g
Consol Edison
Grant
Eet Sone
Consol Vultee
Simons Co
Sinclair Ot
Continent
Socony
Vacm
Continent Oil
Lgo Amer Gold
Crane Coate Porto Rico Sg
Crucible Steel
SouthPac
Curtiss Wright Southern Co
Curtiss Wright
Southern Rg
Deer & Co
Sparks
del & Hudson
Spiegel Inc
Distillers Corp
Gallare D Co
Doehler Jarvis
Stead Ends
Dome Mines
Gspd
Douglas Alrer
Oil
Cal
Dupont Bi iStand Oil NJ
Eagle Picher
Eastern Airlin
Stewart War
Eaton Mtg
Stone Webst
Electric Autol
Studebaker
Erie Railroad
Btu Ou
Collite Oh Tvl
Firth Carpet
Gunshine
Foster Wheeler
Freeport
Eneret Foods
Ae Pac CO
General Motor
iGeneral Tirer
Ag ' iGlidden Co
Union Cg
Union Oil Cal
Union Pac
Alrer
Great Wsugar
Unit Airl
Greyhound Co
Carbon
Unit
Corp Suir Ou
US Lines
Ances Ie
US Pipe
Head-Hershey
Houston
US Steel
Howe Sound
Wallop
Hudson Motor
Walwth Co
Big Hopp Corp
Warn Bros P
Lil Centralr
Watt Hew
Wallute Ant Interlake Iron
Internatl Harv
West Unit
Internatl
West Airb
Westeh Elec
T&t
West Va
Johns Manvil
Curb Amer March
Nat Bell Hess
Nat Gs A
Barry Bisch
Northrp Airc
Cessna Airer
Colden Pet
Solar Aircr
Cub
United Life
Kaiser Fraser
la Land
Wright Har
Chicago
Uhlmann Grain Co
Ianvessvenset Nk
Driver Charged In Fatal Crash In Dallas
George C. Nichols, 24, of Dallas, is charged with two counts of murder without malice after a collision that killed Mrs. Curtis Jordan, 41, of Fort Worth, and N. D. Nichols. Four others injured, Curtis Jordan critical. Fort Worth and Dallas officials report the case.
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Dallas
George C. Nichols
Nichols
Fort Worth
C. L. Brown
Asst. Dist
William A. McKenzie
Court of Justice of the Peace
Pierce McBride
Curtis Jordan
N. D
Kansas City Livestock Prices Report April 11
Kansas City cattle demand holds steady across most classes with 5,000 head traded. Calves and stockers steady. fed steers 28.25 to 29.00, medium to good 23.50 to 28.00. Hogs 3,000 head pressured, 180-250 lb 16.00 to 25.00, 260-325 lb 15.35 to 16.00, sows 13.50 to 14.75. Sheep 4,000 head slow with lambs above 23.75.
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Kansas City
USDA
Arizona
Queen Mary Delayed By Atlantic Gales Departing New York
In Southampton on April 11 Cunard White Star reports heavy Atlantic gales delay the luxury liner Queen Mary for at least 12 hours on her New York voyage. The ship carries 1,838 passengers and is not expected to dock until Thursday morning.
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Southampton
England
New York
Cunard
White Star Line
Four boys vanish during lake canoe retrieval attempt
Four youths aged 13 and 14 set out late yesterday to retrieve a canoe on the lake. The group named David Lee Hahn Rich ard Bauer Roland Riemer and William Von Hof started the trip together and disappeared while out on the water. Authorities launched a search for the missing boys.
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David Lee Hahn
Richard Bauer
Roland Riemer
William von Hof
Strike Crimps Texaco Plants
The Texas Company reports a strike by CID oil workers has cut refining capacity by about one fifth. Plants at Port Arthur Texas, Port Neches Texas, Casper Wyoming, Lawrenceville Wyoming, and Lockport Oil Wyoming are affected. The union seeks pension, benefit, job duty, and 36 hour week changes, while denying wage demands. Company officials say the union is pushing for nationwide bargaining. OWIU president Knight says plant by plant deals may occur for now.
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New York
Texas Company
CID
Port Arthur
Tex
Port Neches
Casper
Wyo
Lawrenceville
Lockport Oil
Oil Workers’ International Union
Texas
Denver
O. A. Knight
OWIU
Knight
Costello Denies Tribute to Binaggio
New York gambling figure Frank Costello denied paying respects to slain Kansas City political boss Charles Binaggio. Lawyer George Wolf said Costello had never been to Kansas City and did not know Binaggio. A St. Louis Post-Dispatch report claimed Costello visited the funeral parlor while in Kansas City, while a spokesman noted he had been staying in Hot Springs, Arkansas.
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New York
Frank Costello
Charles Binaggio
Kansas City
George Wolf
Costello
Wolf
Binaggio
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Hot Springs
Ark
London imitation marked early American newspapers
Early American papers mirrored London journals in appearance and news handling, adopting the same layout conventions, typography, and reporting style to present a familiar, transatlantic press portrait for readers.
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London
Plan program for aviation meet April 19
The Amarillo Chamber of Commerce aviation committee prepared plans for a general membership meeting on April 19. Four airline executives are set to speak on commercial aviation in Amarillo, with Gen. Bob Smith Pioneer Airlines E O Cocke Trans World Airlines Keith Kahle Central Airlines and Charles Beard Braniff Airways listed. Shelby Kruser Tradewind Airport will cover private flying history in Amarillo and Carl Knupp Amarillo Air Terminal will discuss municipal facilities. The luncheon will be at the Herring Hotel with several hundred members expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Massachusetts Spy Motto Sparks Revolutionary Pride
During the American Revolution the editors of the Massachusetts Spy, an anti-British paper, used the motto Undaunted by Tyrants, We Will Die or Be Free, signaling bold stance for liberty and resistance.
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Massachusetts Spy
Doctors Convene For Medical Talks In Fort Worth Sessions
The Bent section reconvened with talks by Dr. M D Watkins of Lubbock Dr. John L Jenkins of Dallas and Dr. Mec Henry and others. Dallas doctors Dr Charles N LaDue and Dr Tom Findley spoke in the morning session with H M Winans. Afternoon papers featured Dr J Shirley Sweeney Gainesville Dr William D Davis Jr Dr J B White Amarillo and Dr Arthur Jenkins. Dr William M Gambrell of Austin attends as president elect to take office next month in Fort Worth. Potter County Society auxiliary hosted a noon luncheon and entertainments at the Country Club ahead of tonight’s annual banquet at the Crystal Ballroom Herring Hotel. Officer elections set for tomorrow noon.
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M. D. Watkins
Lubbock
John L. Jenkins
Dallas
Mec Henry
Charles N. LaDue
Tom Findley
New Orleans
Fort Worth
Potter County Society
Country Club
Crystal Ballroom
Herring Hotel
Panhandle doctors to register for surgery and obstetrics convention
Close to 200 Panhandle physicians and surgeons are expected to be registered for the convention by tonight covering sections on surgery and obstetrics and gynecology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Dodgen outlines Panhandle game plan and stock outlook
Dodgen tells wardens and game dept staff the aim is to regulate hunting and fishing by area capacity and reproductive limits. He cites limited deer and turkey in the Panhandle, possible permit hunts for antelope, and a Trans-Pecos lottery system, with stocking to reach a 25 million fish hatchery output despite a recent cold setback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Game Department
Dodgen
Panhandle
Trans- Pecos
Game, Fish & Oyster Commission
Trans-Pecos
Game Commission buys Hemphill tract for restoration project
Howard Dodgen, head of the Texas Game Fish and Oyster Commission, discusses a recent purchase of a tract near Lake Marvin in Hemphill County to serve as a game restoration demonstration area. The site, near fish-rearing ponds, will lower costs and showcase methods to aid other enthusiasts. Dodgen, a long-time state official, will address Panhandle Outdoor Sportsmen's Club and attend a dinner with officers tonight.
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Commission
Hemphill County
Lake Marvin
Dodgen
Hardage Place
Panhandle
Howard Dodgen
San Antonio
Game Department
Silver Grill
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Blackburn
Shaw
N.S. Griggs & Sons
Webb Dixie I. Webb
Odessa
Thillie
Richard R
Steve
C. BR. Marbie
L. N. Box
Velma June Ebb
Bert
Lennox
Richey W. E
Billy” Rot
Ross Hotel
Virginia
Griges & Sons
Ruthker
Jefferson
Llano Cemetery
Ceria Se
Solon
U.S
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Globe-News
America
Canada
Mexico
Greyhound
Greyhound Union Bus Terminal
Taylor
Cms
Prymartian
Los Angeles
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
St. Louis
Mae
Texaco
Mr. Dodgen
Exclusive Business Machines
Four Roses
Frankfort Distillers Corporation
New York City
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