Need Minerals On Two Fronts Says Dr Boyd
Dr James Boyd director of the Bureau of Mines in Amarillo for a regional directors meeting says the bureau must expand mineral production to meet both military and civilian needs. He notes the two phases are equally important while overseeing defense stockpiling of tungsten copper mica rubber and more. Meeting continues on Page 6.
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Globe_ Staff
Bureau of Mines
James Boyd
Bureau
C. W. Seibel
Amarillo
S. H. Lorain
Lorain
Juneau
Alaska
Pr. Boyd
Washington
Boyd
Bureau of Mines and Defense Minerals
Sheriff Revamps His Force After Resignations
Sheriff Paul Gaither completed a department revamp after two deputies Tex Cotter and Henry Maggard resigned. Deputy John Graves takes over slot machine investigations, Virgil Beavers becomes day jailer, J. B. Whitehead moves to day jailer, and T. A. Cherry becomes second shift jailer. See SHERIFF-Page 6.
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Paul Gaither
Tex Cotter
Henry Maggard
Cotter
Maggard
Potter County
John Graves
Gaitherd
Virgil Beavers
J. B. Whitehead
Beavers
T. A. Cherry
Whitehead
Missing Plane Sparks Search From Amarillo To Tucumcari
Over Amarillo at 10 08 yesterday morning the Cessna 170 piloted by O B Calame disappeared on a Kansas City Grants NM route. Five CAP planes joined the morning search between Amarillo and Tucumcari while Calame, a Grants wholesale dealer for Phillips Petroleum, was en route home after hospitalization and had logged about 300 single engine flight hours.
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Kansas City
Grants
Amarillo
Amarillo Air
Minal
Calame
Phillips Petroleum Company
Phoenix
Ariz
Dallas
Kansas
Amarillo Air Terminal
Tucumcari
Don Parker
Jim Morrison
Joe Whittington
J. F. Donahoe
William Ball
Lysle Seelig
Sam Brown
Luscombe
Marshall Anderson
Bellanca
Morrison
Pioneer Air Lines
Globe
Richards Gets Contract for Bank Addition
Amarillo contractor Floyd Richards was awarded the $250000 contract for a new 30 by 140 foot addition to the Amarillo National Bank at Fourth and Polk. Building proceeds immediately after razing the Griffin Building. six months expected for completion and remodeling of the old section.
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Floyd Richards
Amarillo General
Amarillo National Bank
Fourth and Polk
Bank
Griffin
Charles Ware
National Production Authority
Richards
Amarillo National
Fourth and
Tyler
Bevan quits Labour cabinet over arms drive in budget
Angurin Bevan announced his resignation from the Labour cabinet in London, denouncing Britain as being dragged behind American diplomacy and protesting arms spending. He warned the 1951-52 budget would undermine the civilian economy and urged reconsideration amid a brewing Conservative resurgence. Harold Wilson and other ministers were reported to resign or threaten to follow, signaling possible general election and a shift in power.
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London
Angurin Bevan
Britain
House of Commons
United States
Harold Wilson
The
Board of Trade
Labor Party
Attlee
Winston Churchill
Bevan
Great Britain
UN Forces Withdraw as Chinese Offense Hits Korea Fronts
United Nations forces in western Korea pull back south of the Hantan River as a large Communist spring offensive opens along a 95 mile front. The Reds strike on western central and east central sectors with heavy fighting near Chorwen Inje and the Hwachon area. Allied air power claims about 1,800 to 2,000 enemy fatalities as artillery and bombers blitz Red positions.
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Tokyo
United Nations
Korea
Hantan
Chorwen
Hantan River
East Central
Inje
Hwachon Reservoir
Fifth Air Force
Manchuria
Chorwon
Hwachon
Night club cash robbery near Ridgemere
A masked bandit robbed Mr and Mrs Clarence Jackson as they left their home at 2912 Ridge mere taking 1200 in Clover Club receipts. The tall attacker in Army fatigues forced them to hand over money then fled after a brief exchange and a pistol discharge. Police scoured the area but made no capture.
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Globe
Clarence Jackson
Troy Martin
Jacksons
Ridge
Mrs. Jackson
Jackson
10 Bidders Get Concessions At Air Base
Amarillo air base awarded 10 service concessions with bids accepted for Dry Cleaning Hunt’s Cleaners Barbershop amusement machines watch repair shoe repair soft drinks photographer clothing alterations candy vending flowers and more. San Antonio Army Air Force Exchange Service must approve contracts before operations begin.
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Amarillo Air Force Base
San Antonio
Army and Air Force Exchange Service
Amarillo
French_ Cleaners
West Fifth
Hunt’s Cleaners
Polk
H. B. Samuel
Tyler
Carter & Sons
Madison
Speed Ravey
Taylor
George P. Pulley
West Sixth
Pepsi-Cola
Canada Dry
Royal Crown
Dr. Pepper
Coca-Cola
Ralph Lemons
West Tenth
Ruth Bromley
Gallarneau Brothers
West Eighth
Freeman's Flowers
Washington
Couch Released On $10,000 Bond After New Trial
Sam Couch was released on a $10,000 bond after 19 months in jail to await a new trial for the murder of his business partner Jesse Tennyson. He had been convicted in 1947 in 47th District Court, sentenced to 50 years, but the case was reversed and remanded two weeks earlier. Tennyson was killed at the used car office they ran together. Couch has not commented on the case.
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Sam Couch
Jesse F. Tennyson
Couch
47Th
Court of Criminal Appeals
Tennyson
Vishinsky's Words Subject of Speech in Baltimore
Senator Wiley of Wisconsin told a Baltimore audience that Andrei Vishinsky once replied I don't pray to a question about world peace. Wiley, a Crime Investigating Committee member, recalled the exchange during a religion talk at University Baptist Church.
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Baltimore
Wiley
Wisconsin
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Vishinsky
United States
Great Britain
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
University Baptist Church
Transit Strike Slows Detroit Buses and Cars
Detroit faced a citywide transit strike that halted all buses and streetcars, delaying daily activity as auto plants reported up to 20 percent absenteeism versus typical Monday levels of four to six percent. The strike began early Saturday and intensified on Monday, impacting manufacturing and city service.
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Detroit
Mrs D D Orr Wins News Tip First Prize
Mrs D D Orr winner of this week's first prize for News Tips earns 5 dollars for reporting on car prowlers whose work was interrupted by gunfire. Second prize goes to Mrs H L Mauldin for hearing an Amarillo boy on a Tokyo broadcast and aiding her family to listen. Third prize awarded to Don Long for reporting stolen soft drink bottle loot. others listed as tip contributors.
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D. D. Orr
Mirror
H. L. Mauldin
East Eighth
Tokyo
Don Long
Three Weeks To Go So Why Be Slow Guess Em Right
The piece argues for quick action with three weeks left to secure a trip to Hawaii by guessing or choosing soon. It frames timing as crucial and encourages decisive betting or decision making to win a vacation prize. The tone is brisk and promotional, urging readers to act now.
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Hawaii
Tulsa District to call bids on mess halls at Amarillo Base
Officials said bids will be sought for 11 new mess halls and 102 additional dormitory buildings at Amarillo Air Force Base with an estimated cost not yet known until plans are complete. The Del Webb Company already won 119 buildings for about 8.23 million dollars.
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Tulsa District Corps of Engineers
Amarillo Air Force Base
Tulsa
del E. Webb Company
John Soderberg
Corps
Air Force
E. G. Herb
Weather Summary for Amarillo and West Texas
Pale windy warmer this afternoon through Tuesday with a high near 75 and a low around 60 tonight. Yesterday reached 79 with a 38 low. Favorable outdoors weather for two to three days with rising temperatures and wind. Partly cloudy in West Texas Del Rio to Eagle Pass area not as warm. New Mexico expects fair weather and warmer conditions today tonight and Tuesday.
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Amarillo
West Texas
del Rio
Eagle Pass
Panhandle
South Plains
Pecos Vaia
Tuesda New Mexico
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