Amarillo Hospital Roommate Encounters Noted Traveler
An Amarillo woman, Mrs. Dwight Glass, shared a hospital room with Mrs. Barbara O Neil of Connecticut during a two week stay. O Neil, mother of an actress who played Scarlet O Hara and heiress in This Side of Heaven, travels widely and showed strong independence. She recalled her theater work, recalls meeting Henry Fonda, and discussed Amarillo while recovering from a hip fracture.
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AL Louaillier
Amarillo
Dwight Glass
Forest
Barbara O'Neil
Coscob, Conn
Svaeze Auliess VY Vlie
Mrs. Glass
Mrs. O'Neil
Stephen Duggan
Connecticut
California
United States
Verneuil
Sara Bernhardt
Death Has Final Word in Dispute
Rev Illoyd A Johnson 49 began to wire President Truman protesting General MacArthur’s dismissal He claimed removal was a victory for Joseph Stalin and died of a heart attack before finishing the message.
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Houston
U.P
Illoyd A. Johnson
Truman
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
General MacArthur
Joseph Stalin
Fire damages Old Tascosa night club in Herring Hotel
No estimate on damage was reached this morning for the Old Tascosa fire in the Herring Hotel basement night club. Officials said the club would likely remain closed into next week while repairs proceed. water did most damage as crew battled the blaze caused by a short circuit.
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Old Tascosa
Arch Cooper
Gets Jail Term on DWI Charge
Doyce W. Hodges a 34 year old resident of Tascosa received a 30 day jail sentence in county court this morning on a driving while intoxicated charge and a 25 dollar fine for driving with a suspended license. Hodges was arrested after a minor accident in the 800 block on East Third yesterday and his license had been suspended since September.
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Doyce W. Hodges
Tascosa
Hodges
East Third
Steal Car Left Running From Madison Street Lot
An automobile belonging to W. W. Carter of 804 Madison was stolen from a Fourth and Taylor parking spot early today. Police say the black 1950 Ford coach, left with the motor running, was taken around 12:45 a.m. The vehicle bears Texas license AV 4690.
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W. W. Carter
Madison
Fourth and Taylor
Four Indictments Returned by Potter County Jury
The Potter County grand jury returned four indictments yesterday with only two defendants in custody this morning. Eddie Riley is charged with theft of cattle from a city stockyards and Forrest Gilmore faces burglary charges in the Cooper Woodruff Construction Company office at the Mays Building.
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Potter County
Grand Jury
Eddie Riley
Forrest Gilmore
Cooper & Woodruff Construction Company
Mays
Eisenhower Wraps West Germany Tour Says Next Tour Aims North and Italy
General Dwight D. Eisenhower completes a four day inspection of Allied forces in West Germany. He states his next field tour as Atlantic Pact commander will be to the north and Italy.
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IEE
Augsburg
Germany
Dwight D. Eisenhower
West Germany
North
Italy
Spanish American Club Sets Election Meeting at 1600 Cleveland
The Spanish American Club will meet Sunday at 3 30 for electing new officers. A program with music by the Happy Trio and refreshments will follow. Officers include Nicasio Garcia president J E Quintana vice president and Tomy Hernandez secretary. The club emphasizes teaching Americanism and loyalty to government among Latin children.
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Happy Trio
Cleveland
Nicasio Garcia
J. E. Quintana
Tomy Hernandez
Coaching jobs secure at University of Vermont
Burlington Vermont coach ing posts at the University of Vermont have secure tenure. Tennis coach Fred Carpenter begins his 26th season, baseball coach Larry Gardner his 23rd, and track coach Archie T. Post his 22nd.
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Burlington
Travel the Easy Way Is Motto He Lives By
Clyde Fullerton, Trans World Airlines general sales manager, in Amarillo for a familiarization tour, touts air travel as the cure for salesman fatigue. He cites a 22,000 mile India trip in three weeks and a January swing through London Frankfurt Paris and back in five days, arguing flying saves time and energy for selling. He traces a career from janitor to TWA senior executive and notes record passenger miles and strong gains at the Amarillo station. France now produces about 50,000 tons of feathers and down annually for trade use.
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Jerry Kolander
Clyde Fullerton
Trans World Airlines
Amarillo
Fullerton
India
New York
London
Frankfurt
Paris
TWA
Transcontinental Air Transport
Kansas City
TAT
Wichita
Los Angeles
California
Hollywood
Lerton
France
Pevehouse Named Officer Candidate At Quantico
Cpl. Jack Pevehouse, Amarillo Marine, was selected to attend officer candidate school at Quantico Virginia. He is son of Mrs. Lola S. Pevehouse of 405 Sunset. Before recall with the Dallas Marine Reserve Air Squadron he attended Southern Methodist University and worked for the Buick Division of General Motors. A graduate of Amarillo High School he played football.
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Amarillo
Quantico
Jack Pevehouse
Lola S. Pevehouse
Sunset
Pevehouse
Dallas Marine Reserve Air Squadron
Southern Methodist University
Buick
General Motors
Amarillo High School
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