Mary Moss 93 Dies. Service Pending
Mary A. Moss 93 of 302 Alabama died Wednesday. She was the mother of Mrs. H J Rice and R RC P Moss. Service pending.
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Mary A. Moss
Alabama
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1950
Page
6
Babb's Sister Dies in Denton
Mrs. J. D. Bell aged about 94, sister of the late Dot Babb and aunt of R. A. Babb, died yesterday in Denton. She and brother Dot were captured by Comanches in 1866 and held almost two years before ransom. Funeral services were to be held today in Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dot Babb
Llano Estacado
Panhandle
Nearly 250 Students Vie in District 1-AA Meet
About 250 high school students from Berger Plainview Pampa and Amarillo will compete in the District 1-AA Interscholastic League Meet. Events include one act play at Amarillo High School and athletics at Ellwood Courts Amarillo Stadium and the AHS Armory. Officials list directors venues and schedules for declamation debate shorthand tennis track and field and volleyball with finals at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berger
Plainview
Pampa
Amarillo
Amarillo High School
Ellwood Courts
Amarillo Stadium
AHS
R. B. Norman
Lela Crossett
Vada Hall
Carmen Ulm
Faye Dillingham
E. T. Evans
Lucyle Penn
Adelle Shows
Kate Wilson
Laura Roberts
Nelle Alexander
Gladys Cox
Corrah Brandt
W. H. Gordon
Goodwill Trip Reservations Sought for South Plains Rouse
John Armstrong, chair of the ticket sales committee, urged 27 more reservations for the South Plains to Pecos Valley goodwill trip. Forty of seventy three have paid. Rail and Pullman fare on the Santa Fe costs 40 dollars. The train departs April 25 and returns April 28 with stops in Roswell New Mexico, Carlsbad and Lubbock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Plains
Pecos Valley
John Armstrong
Roswell
Carlsbad
Lubbock
Trial Set for Morris Dunbar on Murder Charge
Morris Dunbar a 55 year old resident of 100 North Adams faces a murder charge for the January 22 slaying of Mattie Lee Gray an Amarillo Negro woman. Trial in 47th District Court is scheduled for 9 oclock Monday with a special venire of 150 men. Jury was dismissed after Paul Reneau was acquitted on a separate case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Dunbar
North Adams
47Th District Court
Dist
Lloyd King
Dunbar
Mattie Lee Gray
Amarillo
Paul Reneau
Howell
Ark
Reneau
Reynold Gardner
Robbery report: man held after party incident
Police hold a man in connection with a reported robbery of Alfred Montaza at 2101 Garfield, valued at $80. Charges unlikely due to involvement of several friends at a party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Montaza
Garfield
Amarillo Radio Programs and Schedules Flashback
A fragmented listing details Amarillo radio programs for KKGNC KFDA and affiliates with varied 1930s to 1950s slots. It lists shows such as Light Up Time News of the Wart One Jay Ads We the People Lone Ranger Ozzie Harriet Jimmy Durante Life of Riley and many others across morning through evening, including sports, music, and public affairs segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Ads
Halls of Ivy
We the People
Jimmy Durante
iLife
Riley
Billistein
Chez Paris Orch
Mindy Carson
Dream Awhile
Dream
Everrence
XIT Boys
IXIT
Trading Post
Eddy Arnold
Bernie Howell
Platter Palace
Old Corral
Old Corra
Jack Lisemore
Fred Waring
Fred Waring Ino
Ranch Boys Theater of Today
Zeke Brown
Ama Col
Crosby 'Tin Pan Alley
Bob Wills
Bii
Man On Farm
Rodger Dawn
Stars On Parade
War’n Hart
Winstop Durfitt
Holywa Hoedown
Natl Farm
Ole Opera
Price College
the Opera Ih
Radio Singers
the Opera
Conservatory
The
Opera .c
Prairie Suns
Treasury
Stim Srvant
Stim Bryan
West
Albert Warner News
R. Renner
Lake
Enner
Dorsey
West Texas State
New York Stock Quotations From Amarillo Merrill Lynch Office
The 1230 market list shows prices for Air Reduction to Westinghouse, with numerous industrials, airlines, oil firms, and railways priced in fractions and whole dollars. Notable entries include General Electric, General Motors, American Airlines, Bethlehem Steel, Boeing, Chrysler, IBM, Packard, PepsiCo, and United Aircraft, among many others, reflecting broad sector activity and varied gains and losses across NY curb quotes and over the counter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Amer Locomo
Amer Rad&ss
Montem Ward
Amer Chan&c
Amer Roll Mil
Murray Corp
Amer Smel&r
Nash Kelvintr
Amer
Amer Woolen
Natl Dairy Pr
Amer Zinc
Natl Distillers
Armour & Co
Arch Topaso
Newport Indy
Avco
NY Cent RR
Baldwin Loco
North Au
Baltimore & O
North NatGas
Barnsdall Oil
North Pac RR
Bendix Aviata
Ohio Oil
Best Foods
Oliver Corp
Bethlehem
Butler Bros
Plymouth Oil
Pure Oil
Canada Dry
Poor & Co
Canadian Pac
Pullman Carrier Corp
Radio Corp Joil Case Co
Radio K Orph
Caterpillar Tr
Reo Motors
Celotex Corp
Republic Avia
Republic Steel
Chesap
Shamrk
Solvy
Sharon Steel
Consol Edison
Shell
Consol Vultee
Simmons Co
Continent Bakin
Sinclair
Bocony Cacm
Amer Gold
Crane Co
Porto Rico
Crucible Steel
South Pas
Curtiss Wright
Southern Co
Southern Ry
Deer & Co
Sparks
del &Hudson
Spiegel Inc
Distillers
I Square D
Hier Jarvis
Dome Mines
Gaspid
Cal
Studebaker
Erie Railroad
Sun
General Motor
Tex&Pac C&o
General Tirer
TexPac Landt
Gillette Safety
Tidewater
Graham Paige
Union Oil Car
Great Nrrpid
Union Pacific
Great Wsugar
United Aircrft
Greyhound Cp
United Airlin
Grumman Air
United Carbon
United Corps
United GasIm
Emediake M
Hershey
Nouston Ouco
US Rubber
Howe Sound
US Steel
Hudson Motor
United Wallop
Hupp Corp
Walworth Co
Centralr
Warner Bros
Inspirata
Warren Petro
Flake Iron
West Indies
Feteraati Wemy Ae
Western Una
Internati Nak
Westingh Airb
Ternatl Ie
Westingh Elite Ira Internat Rae
West Va Papah Johns Manvil
White Motors
Jones& Laugh
Willys Overind
Laclede Gasl
Wilson & Coms
Kennecott
Wood(Gar
CURB
Utal Idahos
Humble Oil
United Life
Kaiser Frazer
Wentworth
Uhlmann Grain Co
Market roundup of livestock and cattle prices and trends
Agricultural markets show heavier weights down to 12.75 for around 600 pound averages. Cattle 1,000 calves 300 slaughter steers and heifers steady, cows steady. Vealers steady to 1 lower. beef grades and veal values range. Sheep 200 steady with top reflects 106 pound stock. Colorado prices mostly 13.50 down. Financial sector notes fund liquidation at 2.0609 and offering 2.26.
Debtor Freed After 4 Decades Under Old Vermont Law
Bernard J. Smith Jr., a 24 year old Army veteran from Fair Haven, was released by a three man jail commission after serving over a year under an 142 year old Vermont statute for failing to satisfy a civil judgment. He pledged to seek the promised job in 1948 in the electrical shop as he walked free. The judgment against him remains in force for eight years with attachment possible if his property exceeds twenty dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Vermont
Bernard J. Smith, Jr
Fair Haven
Smith
Mary L. Mangan
James
Pearl M. Holland
Giant Toads Threaten Queensland Cane Fields
Giant toads brought from Hawaii to Australia in 1935 saved sugar cane crops but now swarm Queensland sugar areas. Nine inch monsters covered with warts and poison glands have multiplied millions, initially released to combat pests but now a pest in the cane districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Australia
Brisbane
Queensland
Baseball game postponed by cold weather in Amarillo
The Amarillo Gold Sox game against Albuquerque was postponed this afternoon at 2 o clock due to cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Gold Sox
Albuquerque
United States weighs allied defense burden in NATO plans
General Bradley discussed NATO defense plans noting the alliance may require larger air and naval forces for collective security. He said the US balance or costs this year would not change, but future contributions should reflect what friends can provide rather than US paying the whole bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley
Pact
United States
Alliance
Chicago Livestock Market Report April 14 Prices
Hogs at Chicago for April 14 show 4 Hogs 6 500 steady to 15 cents higher. Sows up 15 to 25 cents with top at 16.25. Goods and choice cattle range 190 to 360 pounds with dollars 15 to 16.15. Sows under 450 pounds quoted around 14.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Chicago
Editors at Texas Press Association events in Amarillo
Wes Izzard discusses printer apprenticeship and US totals as the Texas Press Association meets at Keet Paper Company. The gathering features barbecues, welcomes from local officials, and sessions on newspaper operation and circulation worries with speakers including Cal Brumley, Evelyn Boyd, Karl Broadley, Herschel Combs, and Joe Belden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ITU
United States
Wes Izzard
Globe-News
England
Europe
Texas Press Association
Vernon Sanford
Austin
Keéett Paper Company
John Snider
Paper Company
Johnson
Bud Curtis
Gene Klein
Dr. R. Co. Snodgrass
First Christian Church
Amarillo Singers
Cal Brumley
The
Tulsa Herald
Evelyn Boyd
Post Dispatch
Karl Broadley
Vega
Herschel Combs
Memphis
Joe Belden
Texas Poll
Amarillo Club
Ernest C. Thompson
Texas Railroad Commission
Globe News
Soviet claims on Privateer missing crew and airmen awards
Radio Moscow asserted the missing Privateer was shot at by Soviet fighters after they fired first on Saturday. Moscow announced the Red Banner awards to four Soviet airmen for service. American officials said most crewmen are likely dead as search areas of up to 60 000 square miles around the Baltic have been combed repeatedly without a clue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latvia
Radio
Moscow
Order of the Red Banner
Air Force
Baltic
Denmark
Restored sight for three Georgia girls born blind
In Savannah on April 14 three sisters Eloise 14 Elaine 10 and Page 7 of Acworth Ga born blind due to congenital cataracts regained partial vision after cataract removal at the Georgia Academy for the Blind in Macon. Temporary glasses let them see beds chairs trees and colors though details blur. Final results to be known in weeks. They returned to Macon with escorted adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Hall Sisters
Acworth
Eloise
Elaine
Page
Georgia Academy For the Blind
Macon
Endorsement Sparked by 85 Million Project Debate
A local proponent, anonymous, says the Washington decision hinges on whether Army Corps of Engineers or Bureau of Reclamation and the economist’s report for 11 Panhandle Plains cities will win. He notes an interagency rivalry colors the Army’s negative stance. The Corps report moves through the Bureau of Reclamation to Interior, then Budget before Congress, with Senate testimony unlikely Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army Corps of Engineers
Bureau of Reclamation
Panhandle-Plains
Corps of Engineers
Army
Department of Interior
Congress
Bureau of the Budget
Senate
Palo Duro Park Set Spring Opening April 21
The spring and summer season at Palo Duro Park opens at 5 PM on April 21 with a square dance at El Coronado lodge. Amarillo Hereford and Canyon Chambers of Commerce join the program. concessionaire John McCarty notes a two day visit by the Queen for a Day is planned this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Duro Park
John McCarty
el Coronado Lodge
Amarillo
Hereford and Canyon
North and South Plains reps head to hearing on Worley Bill
About a dozen representatives from the North and South Plains cities will leave between now and Sunday for the hearing. The Worley Bill authorizing the Canadian River Dam has already passed the House of Representatives by a unanimous vote. Those who have followed the pitfalls of other legislation doubt that the authorization legislation will be voted upon by the Senate without a comment from the Bureau of the Budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
South Plains
Worley
House of Representatives
Senate
Bureau of the Budget
Pursuit Ends With Suspect Held After Hotel Shootout
Police chase man with a gun through the streets to a hotel where Mullins and officers confront him. The youth fires at a detective, Mullins returns fire, the gun jams, and the suspect is detained as officers arrive. A mysterious note in the hotel room hints at a self described superior and unreadable intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullins
Globe-News
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