Garrett and Mariner Families Noted in Death Notices
Mrs. H. R. Garrett of 2206 NE and relatives receive notice of a service pending. Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Mariner at 1314 East Eighth died Sunday evening. Survivors include siblings Shirley Ans Beverly Elaine Deborah Carroll. Grandson, great grandson named. Services pending with Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett
H. R
Blackpres
Mariner
D. E Mariner
East Eighth
Shirley Ans
Beverly Elaine
Deborah Carroll
J. H. Mariner
C. J. Schafer
Blackburn-Shaw
Shirley Temple Denies Engagement Rumor in Carmel
Shirley Temple denied gossip that she is engaged to Charles Black. She said the report arose after Black escorted her to the Bachelors' Ball in San Francisco and that she would not discuss marriage while her divorce from John Agar is final in December.
Massive list of stocks and prices from Amarillo to Chicago
A dense, OCR style compilation lists numerous company names, stock percentages, and prices across sectors. It includes railroads, insurers, manufacturers, oil firms, and utilities with percentages such as 27% for Continent Motors and 42% for Pan Am, reflecting a wide market snapshot.
Edith Musick and Merces Garcia Obituaries
Edith Musick of 2112 Tyler died Saturday widow of R B and sister to Louie DeStree Louise Mc Donald and Mrs Hubert Colby. Rosary and prayer Monday at Boxwell Brothers Chapel with burial service Tuesday at Sacred Heart Cathedral then Llano Cemetery. Merces Garcia 65 of 1307 Cleveland died with services at Guadalupe Church at 10 AM Monday and burial at Llano Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Musick
Tyler
R. B
Louie DeStree
Louise McDonald
Hubert Colby
Boxwell Brothers Chapel
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Llano
Garcia
Merces Garcia
Cleveland
Leo
Guadalupe Catholic Church
Osburn and Wilson Deaths Here in Oklahoma
Charlies R. Osburn 68 of Gould Oklahoma died Saturday. Husband of Nancy. Taken to Altus for service and burial. David Anthony Wilson infant son of Mr and Mrs Bob Wilson of 1803 Fannin died Sunday. Grandson of Mr and Mrs M J Chisholm and Al L Wilson. Graveside service Monday afternoon at Liano Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osburn Charlies R. Osburn
Gould Okla
Nancy
Altus
Okla
Wilso David Anthony Wilson
Bob Wilson
Fannin
M. J. Chisholm
al L. Wilson
Liano
Oklahoman on Trial In Lubbock Slaying
John Dayton Ritter 43 of Oklahoma City faces trial for murder with malice in the December 17 shooting of Robert Stotts Spence 24 in Lubbock. Ritter is free on a $10,000 bond after a January 4 indictment and entered an innocent plea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
John Dayton Ritter
Oklahoma City
Robert Stotts Spence
Ritter
Thirteen Die as Israel Building Falls in Jaffa
TEL AVIV April 17 Police reported 13 persons killed and 30 injured when a four story building collapsed last night in Jaffa. Twenty five others are missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tel Aviv
Israel
Jaffa
Denton Drug Store Owner Dies In Creek Crash
Funeral plans were incomplete for Mitchell Rea a 44 year old Denton drug store owner killed when his car skidded off a road in a driving rain and plunged into a creek about ten miles north of Fort Worth yesterday.
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Fort Worth
U.p
Mitchell Rea
Denton
Railroad Plea To Commission Over Passenger Trains
Oral arguments were scheduled before the railroad commission on the Panhandle and Santa Fe Railway Company's request to discontinue passenger trains Nos. 145 and 146 between San Angelo and Fort Stockton. Hearing began in San Angelo, continued in Big Spring, with arguments set to complete evidence before a decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Railroad Commission On the Panhandle and Santa Fe Railway Company
San Angelo
Fort Stockton
Big Spring
San Antonio Man Killed in Collision
Edgar A. Willmann, 40, of San Antonio, died after a three car crash on the Austin Highway. His wife Gertrude, 39, and daughter Ann Louise, 11, were among seven injured. The wreck happened in heavy rain, with Willmann dying Sunday in a New Braunfels hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Edgar A. Willmann
Austin
New Braunfels
Gertrude Willmann
Ann Louise
Rain totals and precipitation by Texas towns
Weather roundup lists rainfall by town from Thursday through the weekend. McLean about .75 inches. Perryton .28. Canyon .08 with most in the area near Quitaque at 1.33 inches. Memphis 1.70. Littlefield .67. Miami .02 with heavier spots nearby. Sleet and hail reported near Quitaque.
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Mclean
Perryton
Funay
Canyon
Quitaque
Miami
Memphis
Littlefield
Kansas City Livestock Market Report April 17
Kansas City livestock sales show cattle and calves at uneven demand. Cattle range includes medium to good fed steers 23.50 to 28.00 and vealers 21.00 to 27.00, with stockers and feeders steady. Hogs move 15 cents lower. 180-250 lb hogs 16.00 to 25.00, 260-300 lb hogs 15.50 to 16.00, sows 13.50 to 14.75. Sheep largely unsold early as market slows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Chicago live stock market report from April 17
Chicago livestock data show hogs at 12 000 head with price declines to 10 cents lower for butchers and sows. Top hog price 16 25. cattle 13 000 head with steers weaker, values 28 25 to 29 50 for high grade, cows 19 50 to 21 00, calves 500 head, lambs slow with bids around 26 00 and 26 50 for good to choice, 75 pound spring lambs weak to 10 50.
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Chicago
Forty Japanese Generals Return From Siberia
Forty Japanese generals arrived back in Japan from Siberia reporting relief to be home before a likely war. Maj. Gen. Hanjiro Iketani said many feel conflict with the United States and USSR is imminent. The line of 1,600 repatriates landed at Maizuru amid government press framing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Siberia
Japan
United States
Ussr
Hanjiro Iketani
Kwangtung Third Army
Russia
Soviet Russia
Maizuru
Construction of the Mormon Temple in Salt Lake City
Construction of the temple of the Latter-day Saints began in 1853 in Salt Lake City and was completed forty years later, marking a major milestone in the church's 19th century expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple of the Latter-day Saints
Salt Lake City
Veto of gas measure linked to political risks for Truman allies
President Truman vetoed a bill exempting independent natural gas producers from federal regulation amid concern it would hurt consumer rates and damage Democratic senatorial candidates. The vote margins were narrow in both chambers, making an override unlikely, and White House discussions with lawmakers suggested broad political calculations rather than policy pressure alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyle
Illinois
Indiana
Colorado
Truman
Misouri
Senate
House
Congress
Rayburn
Budget Bureau
Capitol
Clark Clifford
Clark Clifford, Then Mr. Truman
Charles 8S. Murphy
Murphy
Clifford
White House
Roosevelt aide recalls China conflict and critics
In a discussion on China extending from 1897 to 1945, speakers reference Japan's conquest, the Russo Japanese War, and lessons from history. Mrs Roosevelt urges Russia’s aid while Hurley faces ongoing tensions, with remarks about China’s poverty and misread history highlighting continuing debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Japan
Maragon Faces Indictment in Influence Case
Maj. Gen. Harry H Vaughan once called Maragon a close friend until a hearing on influence peddling. Vaughan said Maragon would be fumigated before White House access. Maragon, free on $2,000 bond, faces up to 40 years if convicted on all four counts. prosecutors expect a two week trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Vaughan
Truman
Vaughan
Maragon
White House
Wheat Men County Gain and Farm Policy Debate
McDonald argues surplus cotton and wheat woes stem from export losses and government controls. He cites the AAA and later PMA as failing without wartime demand. Carl Kuper praises growers, while McDonald urges farmer unity to shape Congress policy and end government restrictions. The talk centers on marketing, research, and farm legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald
Mexico
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
The
Production and Marketing Administration
Carl Kuper
Congress
Proposed ban on gambling broadcasts sparks debate
McGrath defends a one hour time lag on horse race gambling notices on radio and TV while noting 1934 Congress ban on lottery broadcasts. DOJ would not police local operators but supports easing enforcement by curbing legalized gambling broadcasts. local agencies could benefit from stricter controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGrath
Congress
Department of Justice
Three Potts Family Die In Weekend Crash
In Greenville on April 16 a two car collision killed O. R. Potts his wife and their son Jackie 14. Daughter Peggy 12 was treated for injuries. The Potts were en route to Sulphur Springs to visit relatives when the wreck occurred. Billy Head 18 and Jarman McMillan 19 of Grand Prairie were in the other car and were not seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Fort Worth
Billy A. Head
Jarman McMillan
Grand Prairie
Potts
Sulphur Springs
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Blackburn
Shaw Funeral Directors
Shirley
Amer Roll Mill
Natl Acme
AmerTela&cTel
Nat Auto
Amer Tobacb
Amer
Amer ZincLd
Btr
Armour &Cotee Brads
Nat Supply
Baldwin Loco
Newprt
Baltimore
Nortia J
Barnsdall Oil
Bendix Aviata
Nor Nat Gas
Best Foods
Nor Pac RR
Bethlehem Stl
Ohio
Dr. Pepper
Bucyrus Erie
Pepsi Cola
Budd
Burroughs
Philco Corp
Butter Bross
Phillips Pet
Plymouth Oil
Carrier Corp
Case Co
Poor & Co
Caterpiller
Pullman Celotex Corp
Radio Co
Certainteed Pr Bg Radio Korp
Chesap
Reo Motors
St Paul
Repub St
Rexall
Drisargob
CIT Financial
Clinton Indus
Golo
Oaat
Columbia G&b
Gt Ete
Columbiacard
Schentey Ind
Continent
Bai Continent
BP Sharon Sil Saat Sonne Oil
Simmons Co
Cra Co
Curtisy
Wright Ae South Pac RR
Sparks
Aoe Ay Fu Spiegel Inc
Douglas Aiver
Square D
Dupont Ar Stand Brands
Eagle Picher
Gaspid
Eastern Airlin
Golive Ote Walworth Co
Hupp Co
Arier Petro
M Central
Western Auto
Inspirata Cop
West Indies
Interlake Iron
Western Una
Harv
Westingh Airb
Elec
Es Va
Jones &Laugh
Wilson && Kennecott
Wood (Gar
Laclede Gasl
Woolworth
Libby Men&il
Wyandotte Wr
Lockheed Aire
Youngstn
Ark Nail Gasa
Lone Star Gas
Alias Plywood
Ning Hud
Barry Biscuit An Northrop Aire
Catalin Corp
Pancoastal of Cities Service
Pantepec of Si Cosden Ptrol
Cuban Atl Se
Sterling Inc
Electric B&s
Superior T.D
Humble Oil
Utal
Uhlmann Grain Co
Royteane
Ruthker
Jefferson
Llano Cemetery
Railroad
Mercury
Ciand
Polk
Clothiers & Tailors. Inc
Kansas City Livestock
Chicago Livestock
Financial Industrial Fund
Magnuson
Mr. Hiss
Yalta
Mrs. Roosevelt
Lauterbach
Hurley
Edward Stettinius
Timony
Grand
Union Trust Co
Tex
Greece
State Department
Mrs. Fdr
Long-Bell
West
Loc
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