Death and funeral notices from Blackburn to Roswell area
Multiple obituaries list Champ E H 84 of Amarillo area Bickerstaff Jackson 84 of 1206 East 8th and Nettie Ogle 83 of Polk Street with survivors in extended family. Services held at Memorial Chapel Llano and Memorial Park Cemetery with body shipped to Roswell New Mexico for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bickerstaffackson
William Bickerstaff
Lawrence
Earl
Ebb. Yonn
W. J
Maude Hill
Liano
Ogle
Nettie Ogle
Polk
Oliver Smith
Ray Wagoner
Clara Bennett
S. P. Johnson, Jr
Roswell
New Mex
Wesley Charley Lee Wesley obituary notice
Wesley Charley Lee Wesley 43 husband of Bernice and father of four, died Tuesday. Service 4 PM Wednesday at First Christian Church. Also Dysart James Lafayette Dysart 82 of 1702 Canyon Road died Monday husband of Mable father of W W Mrs. V J Vincent brother of T S W C Mrs Verna Dumas. Service 2 PM Wednesday at First Christian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Charley Lee Wesley
Bernice
Robert Pittman
W. J. White
Charley Frank
Robert Murry
C. O. Brown
H. R
A. E
E M
C. M
BE. P. Wesley
First Christian Church
Dysart James Lafayette Dysart
Canyon Road
Movacll CRG Lasy Movers Rober Allen Moyers Died at Three Months
Rober Allen Moyers three months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Myrle Movers of 216 W Colorado died Tuesday. Graveside service 3 PM Wednesday at Llano Cemetery. Loreena Mae Smith 17 of 1014 Pillmore died Tuesday wife of Maurice mother of Susan and daughter of Kim Walker and Birtis Acton sister of Birtis Jr Billy Marshall Naomi Acton service pending with Boxwell Brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rober Allen Moyers
Myrle
Colorado
Darrell
Fern Tavior
Llano
Emith Loreena Mae Smith
Pillmore
Maurice
Susan
Kim Walker
Birtis Acton
Birtis
Billy. Marshall
Naomi Acton
Boxwell Brothers
Army to cut June draft and rotate Korea veterans
Washington April 25 AP The Army plans to reduce the June draft call to 20 000 men and to rotate about 20 000 battle worn Korean veterans monthly starting in May. It also expects to recall 15 000 reserve officers to active service in May and June to help train a 1 552 000 strong Army by June 30. These plans were disclosed by the House Appropriations Committee after closed hearings on defense funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Korea
D. S. Daley, Jr
Army
United States
Market Quotation Sheet From New York Brokers
Stock quotations from Merrill Lynch list a wide array of issues including Air Reduction Lorillard Alaska Juneau Allegheny Co Mack Trucks Glenn Martin Allied Chemicals Allis Chalmers Airlines Amer Can Motorola and many more. The compiled list presents bid prices across diverse industries from steel and oil to aviation and consumer goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ser Airlines
Amer Can
Amer Car
Amer Rad Ste
Amer Smelt
Nati Can Corp
Amer Steel
Amer Tel-Tel
Nat Cylinder
Svciman
Nati
Amer Zinc
Natl Distillers
Balt & Ohio
Oliver Corp
Bendix Aviata
Packard Motor 4
Best Foods
PanAmAlways
Inone Fii
Pace, Mi
Pan E Me
Bliss Co
Paramount Co
Boeing Airpla
Parke Davis
Bohn Alumni
Ee Coal
Wen Riles PowaLt
Sanurdae
Penn RR Co
Bridge Brass
Fepsl Cole Co
Oi Briggs Mann
Phelps Dodge
Bucyrus Erie
Philco Corp
Budd Co
Phillip Morris
Burroughs Act
Phillips Petr
Butler
PittScrew&Bolt
Canada Dry Co
Laymouth
Ol Fats Canadian Pac
Eagle-Picher
Stand Oil NJ
Eastman Rod
Sd Spg
Eastern Airlin
Sterling Drug
Eaton Manuf
Stewart Warn
el Auto-Lite
Stone & Webst
Erie Railroad
s/Studebaker Co
Eversharp Inc
Sun Oil
Firth Carpet
TexPac Coal
General Tire
TexPac Lander
Gillette Safety
Tidewater Oil
Gimble Bros
TimDet
Glidden Co
Timken Roller - Goodall
Greyhound
UnionOuCal
Soman Air
United Airline
United Carbon
Halliburton
United Goeal Heyden Chem
United Gasco
Homestake
Houston
Paramount
Howe Sound
Pipe&Fdry
Hudson Motor
Us Rubber Co
UN Conasors
Interlake Iron
US Steel Corp
Nternaic
Internatl Pap
WalworthOmp
Warner Bros
Joemen Tee Ace Warren
Jones & Laugh
Wossom Oil
Joy Manufact
Reanseatic
Western Auto
YoungstaStar
Long Bell
Zenith Radio
UN Tank Column Advances Near Inje Amid Rebelling Reds
AP correspondent Stan Carter reports a UN tank column moving north toward Inje where Korean Reds who held the city abandoned it to take up positions in nearby hills as Allied forces press the offensive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chunchon
Hwachon
Yanggu
Inje
Stan Carter
Weather Snapshot Records April Heat Yet Not All‑Time High
Weather continued on page one notes a 41 degree low and 41 degree high yesterday, with April records topped by 94 degrees on April 29, 1910. Light showers across the region yielded trace to .28 inches in Shamrock, .09 in Clarendon, .01 in Childress, and trace at Perryton.
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Shamrock
Clarendon
Childress
Perryton
Spanish padres built 90 churches in New Mexico
Between 1598 and 1623 Spanish padres established a network of 90 churches across New Mexico. The development reflects missionary expansion, settlement patterns, and regional religious influence during early colonial years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Missing Plane Still Not Traced In Amarillo Search
Officials at Amarillo Air Terminal reported no results by noon today in the search for O. B. Calame 53 missing since Sunday flying from Kansas City to Grants New Mexico. The hunt shifted toward Las Vegas after reports of a plane matching Calame's description sighted there Sunday while Amarillo Civil Air Patrol suspended field searches.
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New Mexico
Amarillo Air Terminal
O. B. Calame
Kansas City
Grants
Las Vegas
Calame
Amarillo
Civil Air Patrol
Navy Band Performs Public Service Concerts at Globe-News Lobby
The Navy Band plays 9 to 5 in the Globe-News lobby as a public service concert with proceeds benefiting an Amarillo charity. Richard Groves of Springfield Ohio, a young singer known as Frank Sinatra, performs the Hit Parade numbers in the matinee and also plays clarinet and saxophone. The United States Navy Band, led by Lt. Comdr. Charles Brendler, performs without a score from memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe-News
Amarillo
Richard Groves
Springfield
Ohio
Frank Sinatra
Navy
United States Navy
Comdr
Charles Brendler
US Casualties in Korea Rise to 61 744
US combat casualties in Korea rose to 61 744, up 969 since last week. Through April 20, totals include 9 380 killed, 41 428 wounded, 10 936 missing. Of the wounded, 1 087 died later, and 100 of the missing are now known dead, totaling 10 567 combat deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Korea
Chicago Welcomes General MacArthur in City Parade
Chicago plans a banner welcome for General MacArthur on his Midwest visit. From Midway Airport at 12:30 PM to a Loop parade and Soldier Field jamboree, millions are expected to greet the five star general. Chicago and nearby cities contribute to what may be the year's largest demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
General MacArthur
Midwest
United States
Midway Airport
New York
Loop
Soldier Field
Barkley to Speak in Fort Worth for UJA Support
Vice President Alben Barkley will address Fort Worth on Monday in support of the United Jewish Appeal, speaking before the Jewish Federation about fundraising and aid efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veep
Texas Fort Worth
Alben Barkley
Fort Worth
Jewish Federation
United Jewish Appeal
Boston and Maine Sunday Train Pledge for Churchgoers
An 1850 timetable announced that travelers purchasing Sunday tickets must sign a pledge agreeing to use the tickets only to attend church. The policy reflects era travel norms and churchgoing expectations upheld by the railroad.
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Boston and Maine Railroad
Air Force to expand Amarillo base training facilities
Air Force officials outlined 6.1 million dollars in approved funds for troop housing and related projects at Amarillo Air Force Base. Brig. Gen. Colby M. Myers said the base will handle about 12 000 students, expanding from a planned 3 500, with construction likely to begin within two weeks if authority is granted. Disosway noted the need to broaden training facilities to three bases, proposing Amarillo and Sheppard AFB as the main sites for an expanded program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force
Colby M. Myers
Amarillo Afb
Myers
G. P. Disosway
Amarillo
Sheppard Afb
Wichita Falls
Disosway
Kansas City and Chicago Livestock Markets Report
Kansas City hogs cattle and sheep trading activity with steady to higher prices in several categories. Chicago markets show stronger hog values and brisk cattle demand with prime and choice grades advancing, while vealers and sheep also move higher. Financial note: Net asset value $2.4972 with offering price $2.73.
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Kansas City
USDA
Arizona Spring Lambs
Arizona
Chicago
Financial Industrial Fund
Shakespeare Festival Roots in Stratford Began 1769 Jubilee
Stratford on Avon hosts the Shakespearean Festival lineage dating to 1769 when actor David Garrick sponsored the first jubilee in The Bard's birthplace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford-on-Avon
Dave Garrick
Warfee From Page One Connection to Seoul
Readable fragments indicate a military or conflict context with a path or route toward Seoul. Details are limited, but the text suggests a movement or engagement linked to Seoul as a destination or strategic location.
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Blackburn
Shaw
Esi
Champ E. H. Champ
North West 14Th
Don Caphton
Betty Mirabal
Gertrude Taylor
Charlie
Edward
Colling Maude Colling
C. E
George
Cemery
Ruthker
Jefferson
Osgood Monument CO
Buchanon
Poland
Warsaw
Daley
CURB
Eumer Ewe Oil Alee Wesco
Lone Star Gas
Burme Corpor Iis
Ns & Exo
Claude Neon
Corron Rey Co
Northrop Avia
Ikeestic Betral
Pancoastal Oil
Pantepoc Oil
Sonotone Corp
Fairchild Eng
Technicolor
Orig Tex
Ntandseesinenes
Texas Gas
Tase Nesewenes
Southern Union Gas
Uhlmann Grain Co
Seoul-Chunchon
Kumhwa- Uijongbu
John Randolph
West Central Front
Durban
South Africa
Southeast Africa
Beira
Navy Band
MacArthur
Packard
America
Carl
Southworth Motors, Inc
Fillmore
Seoul
Hinese Meya Ch
a _ FONG
Rex Theater
Carolina
Bhard
Bender
Amarillo City Limits
N.fillmore
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