Funeral set for Cpl. Jack Hoefer in Amarillo church
Funeral services for Cpl. Jack Hoefer who died from injuries in an airplane crash near Barksdale Field, La will be held at 3 PM tomorrow at Line Avenue Baptist Church. Rev. Jack Size more to officiate with pallbearers James Pinkley James Hughley Pred Kellum J L Ingram Joe Wells Mack Harris.
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Punere
Jack Hoefer
Barksdale Field
Line Avenue Baptist Church
Jack Sizemore
James Pinkley
James Hughley
Pred Kellum
J. L. Ingram
Joe Wells
Mack Harris
James 8. Carro
Kineston
N. Y
Hoefer
John C. Hoefer
Fannin
Tacoma
Wash
Amarillo Army Air Field
Amarillo High School
Bob
Charles
Stanley Hoefer
Doris Hoefer
Amarillo
Liano Cemetery
ckburn-Shaew
James Thomas White Dies at Hospital
James Thomas White a signal maintenance man for the Santa Fe Canadian died at 3:30 this morning in St. Anthony's Hospital after a brain condition. He was 25, a World War II veteran, and a member of the American Legion Elks and the Brotherhood of Railway Signalmen. Survivors include his widow Mrs. Mary White two brothers W L White Marion Ohio and H R White Wichita Kansas and two sisters Mrs H L Botkin Denver and Mrs Tom Curry Wichita Kansas. Funeral arrangements are pending Blackburn Shaw directing.
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James Thomas White
Santa Fe
St. Anthony's Hospital
White
American Legion
The
Elks
the Brotherhood of Railway Signalmen
Mary White
W. L. White
Marion
Ohio
H. R. White
Wichita
Kan
H. L. Botkin
Denver
Tom Curry
Blackburn-Shaw
Amarillo Month Building Permits Near 890000 Goal
With 1 1/2 days left in April Amarillo building permits total $734540 for the month as of today. The city engineer's office reports more than 30900 in the last 24 hours with multiple residential permits including six room brick veneer homes garages and attached structures. Total new homes reach 96 for the year, a record pace for residential construction.
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Amarillo
Clyde Bray
Palo Duro
Driver Who Left Accident Appears at Police Station
An 18 year old Berger youth confessed at the police station to driving the car that struck W. W. Phillips near Second and Buchanan Saturday night. Police issued him a ticket for failure to remain at the scene. Phillips, a Santa Fe Railroad employee, is reported to be improving at St. Anthony's Hospital with leg fractures and head injuries.
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Berger
W. W. Phillips
Second
Buchanan
Amarillo
St. Anthony's Hospital
Phillips
Santa Fe Railroad
Leonard Kirstine jailed on embezzlement charge
Leonard Kirstine a 32 year old trucking company employee was jailed in Potter County on embezzlement charges. He allegedly embezzled 175 dollars from Hale and Alford Trucking Company. Bond was set at 1000 dollars at arraignment before Justice J J Cazzell.
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Leonard Kirstine
Potter County
Hale & Alford Trucking Company
East Tenth
Justice of the Peace
J. J. Cazzell
Markets Close With Mixed Stocks And Livestock Results
Merrill Lynch shows 30 Industrials at 168.70 down 15, Railroads up 12, Utilities down 2. Livestock at Kansas City on April 29 reports cattle and hogs trading mixed with steady to higher trends. steers cows and bulls steadier, hogs up to 25 cents, sheep and lambs uneven but mostly higher with native head prices above 24.75. Boundaries include various price ranges for cattle calves heifers stockers and feeders and hog weights 180 to 310 pounds.
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Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner & Beane
Kansas City
USDA
Tel & Tei
Armour & Co
At&asr
Aviation Orpm
Bendix Aviation — Baldwin
Bethlehem Steel
Bian Knox
Borden Braniff
General Motors
Gillette Rager
Goodyear Gulf Pet
Interlake
Paxvester
Glenn L Biarttn
Mid Cent Pet
Nash Ener
Montgomery Ward
Nat Bisc Seer
Paramount
Penn RR Ieee Wees
Penney
JC Tree
Sham Oil & Gas
Sheéeav
Shell Union
Sinclair Eee
Studebaker
Sttewee Eet
Texas Corp
White Motors
Willys Overland
Wilson & Co
Woolworth Sae
Chicago Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Gains
The Chicago livestock market shows overall higher prices with sows and certain cattle categories advancing. Slaughter steers and heifers remained mostly steady, cows steady to weak, and bulls up to 25 cents. Vealers held firm as top loads of fed steers and select heifers commanded strong quotes.
Jeb Wright Dies at Home in Amarillo Pioneer Piano Dealer
J E B Jeb Wright pioneer Amarillo piano dealer died at 8 10 this morning at his daughter Mrs C D Thompson 1120 B West Fifteenth age 80 moved to Amarillo in 1900 one of the first piano tuners in the Panhandle He opened a music store in 1915 and later sold Baldwin pianos retired about 25 years ago He was born in Frankfort Ky learned piano trade traveled the United States and once tried pianos in Alaska Survivors include two daughters Mrs Thompson and Mrs C R Hughes four granddaughters two grandsons Funeral services will be announced by N S Griggs & Sons.
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Jeb” Wright
Amarillo
C. D. Thompson
West Fifteenth
Wright
Panhandle
Eighth and
Polk
Zale Jewelry
East Seventh
Baldwin Pianos
Frankfort
Cincinnati
United States
Alaska
Old Canadian Land Co
Globe
Canadian Land Co
Thompson
C. R. Hughes
San Diego
Cal
N. 8. Griggs & Sons
Fillmore Gets New Traffic Signal At Twenty Sixth
City electricians will install an overhead signal at Twenty sixth and Fillmore. The light serves the truck route on Twenty six and the Canyon highway downtown route through Amarillo. Warning signs will be placed 1 000 feet away. South Fillmore already has signals at Tenth Twenty fourth and Sixteenth.
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City
Twenty-sixth
Fillmore
Canyon Highway
Amarillo
South Fillmore
Tenth
Twenty-fourth
Sixteenth
Firemen's Pension Bill Passes Senate
The Texas Senate sent to the House a bill requiring cities with fully paid fire departments to match firemen pension contributions, not exceeding three percent of fire department expenditures. Sen. Grady Hazlewood said the measure fixes invalid pension act parts after court rulings on insurer subsidies.
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Austin
U.P
Senate
House
Grady Hazlewood
Amarillo
Congress Debates Greek Turkish Aid and Tax Cuts
The Senate backed the Greek Turkish aid program while the House delays in Rules Committee. Senator Vandenberg opposes an amendment on private employer injunctions amid Norris LaGuardia concerns. Senator Taft pushes GOP tax cut plan arguing spending limits could allow large tax reductions and debt repayment.
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Congress
Senate
House Foreign Affairs Committee
House Rules Committee
House
Sabath
Capitol Hill
Rules Committee
Capitol
Vandenberg
Taft
Priends
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
Truman
Wooled lamb market reports and prices
Slaughter ewes remain scarce with prices largely unchanged. Wooled lambs bring about 22 dollars per head, small lots of good and choice wooled ewes around 19 dollars, with some variation noted in the 4 to 10 and 50 ranges.
Amarillo Court Notices and Property Transfers
Courthouse records show warranty deeds for J. W. Johnson and heirs to Noble Law eus Lot 10 Block 5 Country Club Terrace and Lot 9 Block 5 Country Club Terrace. Homes Inc to Jess W Altman Jr Lot 4 and 8 of Lot 3 Block 30 East Amarillo. Divorce petitions Warren v Warren and Cleghorns. Marriage licenses listed for Brotherton Robbins Rakes Smith Candle Candle.
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J. W. Johnson
Noble Laweus
Country Club Errace
Noble Lawdon
Country Club ‘Terrace Scale Homes, Inc
Jess W. Altman, Jr
East Amarillo District Court
Rosie Warren
J. M. Warren
Fern Cleghorn
Derrell Cleghorn
Robert B. Brotherton
Wynenna Louise Robbins
Laurence E. Rakes
Edna Mae Smith
F. R. Candle
Katie Candle
Air Liner Disappears With 15 Aboard En Route
A Trans-Canada Air Lines C56 transport with 15 aboard disappeared on a Vancouver bound flight from Lethbridge Alberta. It reported position near Vancouver Island before vanishing. RCAF search failed to locate any trace. Crew included Captain Pike First Officer Stewart and Stewardess Fairbury. Passengers were mostly Canadian with one Mr Wolfe of London England.
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Vancouver
B. C
Trans-Canada Air Lines
Lethbridge
Alto
Tara
Northwestern Air Command
Vancouver Island
Royal Canadian Air Force
Duncan
Chemainus
Nanaimo
Air Command
Pike
Stewart
Fairbury
New Westminster
Mr. Wolfe
London
England
Forrestal urges strong military power for world peace
Secretary of the Navy Forrestal told the 35th annual US Chamber of Commerce convention that maintaining substantial military power is the best current contribution to world peace. He said US armed force is the main hope for world stability until the United Nations matures, a view prepared for the event.
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Washington
Forrestal
United Nations
Forrestals
US Chamber of Commerce
John R. Steelman
Truman
Burglary Charge Filed in Troy Laundry Case
Willie Bass is jailed on a burglary charge for allegedly burglarizing the Troy Laundry at 306 Tyler. Capt. C. E. Sadler and Officers T. H. Nall and John Bigger detained him, with the crime discovered by a laundry employee. Bass awaits district court and is held on a $1000 bond.
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Willie Bass
Troy
Tyler
C. E. Sadler
T. H. Nall
John Biggerstaff
Bass
J. D. Cazzell
Lewis and Aides Confer on New Miners' Contract
John L. Lewis led about a dozen aides into a conference with coal operators as negotiations opened for a new United Mine Workers contract. The government seeks to restore control of soft coal mines by July 1 without a strike, replacing the expiring agreement ahead of June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
UMW
Bert Myers Binds Bond in Concealed Weapon Case
Bert Myers aged 53 of Amarillo posted a $500 bond after being charged with carrying concealed weapons. County Judge E. O. Northcutt set the bond following arrest by city officers. Myers was released from Potter County jail.
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Bert Myers
Amarillo
Potter County
E. O. Northcutt
Garments Destroyed In Panhandle Laundry Blaze
Fire at the Panhandle Laundry dry cleaning plant destroyed a number of garments. The alarm was sounded at 6 45 a m and firefighters had the blaze out by 7 17 a m.
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Panhandle
Permits for Handling Food To Become Invalid Tomorrow
Health department permits issued for 1946 47 for gro cery drug store cafe or other food handling business become invalid tomorrow. Establishments not complying with the sanitary code will be given 30 days grace before closing. About 550 businesses have complied with new permit requirements. inspectors say several have not.
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Health Department
Goose bites postman in St Joseph report
A mail carrier in St Joseph, Missouri, reports he was severely nipped by a patron's pet goose, adding to hazards faced by postal workers.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
A. R. Saunders
Hudspeth Dies in California Former Amarillo Resident
W C Hudspeth 34 formerly of Amarillo died recently in a Los Angeles hospital while seeking work after Army discharge. His family in Hereford awaits the term’s end before joining him. Survivors include his mother Eleanor Hudspeth two daughters Billie Jo and Sarah Ann, a widow, and siblings in Amarillo Dalhart Texline and Hereford. He was a World War II veteran and Baptist. He was buried in Salinas National Cemetery. H P Clemons has been elected Whiteface schools superintendent.
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W. C. Hudspeth
Amarillo
Los Angeles
Cal
Mr. Hudspeth
California
Hereford
The
Texas Company
W. B. Hudspeth
North Lincoln
Hudspeth
Baptist Church
National Cemetery
Salinas
Eleanor Hudspeth
Billie Jo
Sarah Ann
Velma Day
Mary Kramer
Dalhart
H. E. and
J. C. Hudspeth
F. E. Hudspeth
Texline
Inner Aid Heals Years of Stomach Distress
A Cincinnati man reports ten years of stomach distress ending after two days on INNER-AID. He describes a blocked stomach, weakness, gas, and constipation. the product claims twelve herbs cleansing bowels and liver and kidneys, with sale in local drug stores.
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Cincinnati
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MR. Tack
Dinah Dean
William H. Dean
R. T. Foster
Mae Dean
Lark
Chicago
Jed
Jeb Wright
W. A. Lockett
First Baptist Church
Odd Felows
Courthouse Records
D. Malcolm Cummings
Graham Boone, JR
Duncan Coffee Company
Cummings
Boone
Houston
Negro
Lewis
Aides
Cenfer
H. P. Clemons
Lockney
Whiteeface
Levelland
Buckrhin
Kings Guard
Caljshin
Oxford
Kings Guards
Freeman
F Thesshue
Quicksilver-Smith CO
of US Shoe
Hermit Valley
Rockies
Chas. C. Sickles
Box A
Creede
Colo
Blackburn-Shaw Quartet
KGNC
Pierce
Baby
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