Winter Taken by Death in Amarillo at 84
Thomas K. Winter, 84, died at 11 24 this morning in St. Anthony's Hospital Amarillo after a life as a stock farmer and landowner. He lived at 825 North Eld Amarillo was a member of Tenth Avenue Methodist Church. Survived by wife Mrs Erm ine J Winter two daughters in law Mrs Tillie L Winter four grandchildren James W Winter Mary Jane Winter Défis Winter all of Amarillo and Carlos Winter of the US Air Force Funeral arrangements by N S Griggs & Sons will be announced.
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Thomas K. Winter
St. Anthony's Hospital
Winter
Amiarlio
Northeld
Tenth Avenue
Défis Winter
Amarillo
Carlos Winter
US Air Force
N. S. Griggs & Sons
Police plan to expand force and central records bureau
Amarillo police seek a 24 hour central records bureau and six new detective lieutenants with plain clothes assignments. The plan adds stenographers to traffic and records, relocates the warrant officer, and replaces six older patrol cars to boost general enforcement while awaiting city budget approval.
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Harper
Police
Corporation Court
Tanis
Amarillon— Department
Markets 12 Wealok Quotations From Merrill Lynch Totals
Markets 12 Wealok quotations from Merrill Lynch show a wide array of stock names with varied prices and changes, including Allied Chemie, Mack Trucks, Allis Chalmers, Amer Tobacco, Bethlehem Steel, Boeing, Campbell Soup, Coca Cola, General Electric, IBM, Pan Am, Union Carbide, and many others. The listing appears as a chaotic OCR of over-the-counter and curb market quotes with numerous mis-spellings and odd symbols, spanning industries from mining to autos to chemicals and utilities.
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New York
Amer Cyana
Minn Moline
Amer Locam
Amer Nat Gag
Amer P & L
Montam Ward
Pier Oon Uy Ee
Viner Radsay
Amer Srelt
Mueller Brass
Amer Sti
Murray Corp
Amer Yel-Tel
Nash Kelvintz
Amer Tobacco
National Acme
Amer Wooler
Amer Zinc
Natl
Nat Dairy Pro
Armour & Co
Ashland
Parke Davis
Briges Manu
Peshody Coal Erie
Penney
Penn Powé&Lt Ad
Penn RR Co
Pepsi-Cola Co Canada
Phelps-Dodge
Philco Corp
Carrier Corp
Philip Morris
Screw Bolt Celanese Corp
Plymouth _ On
Celotex Corp
Poor & Co i Central & SW
Proe & Gam
Certainfeed
Pullman Ine
Ches & Ohio
Pure On Co
Chicago Corp
Radio Corp
Cheo RiePac
RK Pictures
Chrysler Corp
RK Theaters
Climax
Remn Ton
Rand Cities
Reo Motors
Clinton Foods
Republic
Avia Cole Fue Iran
Besithite Sree
Columbia Gas
Reverees Columbia Car
Boxall Mb Comer Credit
Reynold Ou Com Solvents
Elle Fg Eddies Eed
Comw Edison
Sefeways Cananl Tiienn
P St Joseph
Consol Edison
St Rail Cansol Vultee
Reig Papr Con Baring
Eisp Gon Motors Gogi
Schenley Indu
Sears Roebuck
Rai Fi
Copperweid
Jgeiner Suet
Laparon Steel Crane Co
Snen Ci Co Crucible Steel
Isinclair Oil
Socony-Vac Curtis
Amer Gold Curtiss Wright
Southern Co Deere & Co
Southern Pac Distiflers Corp
Southern Ro Doehier-Jarvis
Dome Mines
Sperry Carp
Spiegel Incorp
Sauare D Co
DuPont de Ne
Engie-Picher
Eastman Rod
NJ Eastern Airlin
Eaton Manus
Grand Sa Soe
Erie Railroad
Stewart Warn
Firth Carpet
Stone & Wed
Fliinthote Co
Studebaker Co
Freeport Suip
jSun Oil Co
Anta Co
gurney Oil_ Co
Air To
Sunshine Bi General Elect
Sim Swift & Co
General Mavor
uiTeres Gore Sit Gey Pub Util
Tex Gulf Prod
General Tire
Tex G Sylph
Guletwe Safety
Tex Pace Coal
Gimble Bros
Tex Pac
Glidden Co
Tidewater Oi
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Tim Det Axie
Goodr Mken Rolle Goodyear
Transam Corp
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Gulf O11 Corp
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Nived Airline
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Costly B-52 Bombers Raise Military Price Tag
Washington reports Air Force budget hearings reveal that the first four B-52 inter continental bombers would cost taxpayers $21,334,211 each, about 35 times the cost of the first B-17s. The 8 52's bomb sights exceed $250,000 each, with a unit fly away cost dropping to $3.8 million per plane if 100 are produced.
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Washington
Air Force
House Military Appropriations Subcommittee
Yesteryear
Camera stolen in 1950 found in Amarillo police report
A 35 millimeter Bell & Howell camera valued at 732.50, stolen from Earl McConnell of Pampa on March 15, 1950, has been located. Investigators say the camera, taken from a parked car at 2619 Ong, was found at the Bell & Howell factory for repairs, having changed hands in Amarillo and other cities since the theft.
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Bell & Howell
Earl McConnell
Pampa
Amarillo
Frank King
O'Dwyer Denounces Newspaper Lie Over Credit Transfer
MEXICO CITY Aug 2 Ambassador William O'Dwyer denounces a New York Daily News report that he shifted a million dollar letter of credit to a New York bank as an abominable lie. He calls the dispatch a diabolical hoax and accuses evil minded conspirators. Richard Moser says he has no details of any interview with O'Dwyer.
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William O'Dwyer
Mexico
New York
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New York Daily News
O'Dwyer
Senate
Richard Moser
Moser
New York Daily News Dispatch
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
O’dwyer
Florida at War With Mosquitoes
The health official Henry B. Crowell of Hillsborough County says mosquitoes are rampant across the East Coast of Florida and several regions, with spraying nightly but killing them only by the millions. He notes the worst infestation in six years and twenty five years of history.
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Fpia
Florida
Henry B. Crowell
Crowell
Hillsborough County Health Department
Rotel Charged In Damage Suit
A $110,000 damage suit was filed in 49th District Court against a Laredo hotel over deaths of two men, including Henry Whittenburg Jr. The suit accuses hotel management of negligence for no on duty detective and for showing a man to Whittenburg’s room. George Ochoa, tied to murder charges, has been jailed in Mexico City awaiting extradition.
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Laredo
George Ochoa
49Th District Court
Henry Whittenburg, Jr
Whittenburg
James Lindsay
Ochoa
Mexico City
Riots Reported in Czech Uranium Mines
Belgrade dispatch says Politika reports Czechoslovak police killed 60 workers and arrested 200 after mine riots. A Soviet engineer died attempting to intervene in the strike over harsh working and living conditions.
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Belgrade
Yugoslav
Politika
Locks Jaw Yawn Sends Woman to Hospital in Portland
Mrs. Faustena Alley, 27, suffered a jaw lock after yawning in Portland on August 2. An ambulance jounced, snapping her jaws back into place. she returned home without reaching the hospital. The item notes an odd aside about fish not drinking water.
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Portland
Faustena Alley
Fugitive Hitchhikes From Jail Then Returns With Chief
A 20 year old holdup suspect pried from Camden county jail and flagged a ride on a highway leading out of town. He rode with Police Chief Jordy Lee who had originally arrested him, returning him to jail.
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Camden
Scp
Jordy Lee
Soft Coal Goes To Coking Plants
In Charleston West Virginia the article notes about a fifth of U S bituminous coal is used to make coke for iron blast furnaces. In 1949 around 86 million tons of bituminous coal were consumed in coke ovens. The coke oven industry yields over a billion dollars yearly from coke gas and chemicals.
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Charleston
Wva
United States
Suspect Nabbed In McAllen After Valley Roadblocks
A 31 year old man wanted for sexual attacks on three girls was captured in McAllen after city, county and state officers combined roadblocks along escape routes from the valley. A gun can fly backwards as well as forwards.
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Mcallen
Hollywood Proves It Can Be Blind
Hollywood reports Alice Kelley a 19 year old resident near studios who sought acting. After fans mailed letters to her, postal clerks routed them to Universal International, prompting executives to test her and sign her to a contract, boosting her star potential.
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Hollywood
Alice Kelley
Alwavs
Universal.International
Longtime Canyon teacher Fronabarger remembered for art and music
Miss Marie Fronabarger a Canyon educator and community figure remembered for painting landscapes before illness shifted her focus to floral designs She sold works to Amarillo High School and Maude Fletcher of Amarillo She loved violin poetry and cooking Survived by mother Virginia Lee Fronabarger sister Elva Fronabarger two brothers B F Fronabarger Jr and Luther Funeral at First Baptist Church Canyon with Griggs-Warren directing
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The
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Handley Circle
WSCS
Music Arts Club of
Miss Marie
Panhandle
France
Marie
Virginia Lee Fronabarger
Elva Fronabarger
B. F. Fronabarger
West Texas State College
Dorothy Hufendick Dodd Named to State Board
Gov Allan Shivers named Dorothy Hufendick Dodd of Austin to the State Board of Hairdressers and Cosmetologists succeeding Ella Mae Murray of Corpus Christi. The appointment was announced on August 2 in Austin by U P.
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U.P
Dorothy Hufendick Dodd
Allan Shivers
State Board of Hairdressers
Ella Mae Murray
Corpus Christi
Weather outlook and temperatures across Panhandle and South Plains
Weather continued from page one with today reaching 95 degrees and a low of 69 tonight. Tomorrow's high expected at 95 with a low of 66. The high yesterday was 93 and last night’s low was 66. A shower near Lubbock dropped 0.16 inches, the only precipitation reported in the Panhandle and South Plains yesterday.
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South Plains
Lubbock
Jaywalkers Encouraged by Jaycees in Amarillo
Jaycees offer $20 weekly awards to the first Amarillo resident who asks Are you the mystery jaywalker of the week? The prize for a week without a winner rolls into the next. Jaywalking includes crossing between corners and ignoring red lights. Traffic survey by J O Musick cites low pedestrian safety. Ted Y Lokey chairs the Jaycee Safety Committee.
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Amarillo
Jaycees
Jayycees
J. O. Musick
The
Texas Safety Association
Ted Y. Lokey
Jaycee Safety Committee
Sensational hearing breakthrough offers new hope for middle-ear deafness
A free clinic by Acousticon promises a no ear button solution for middle-ear deafness. The event runs Thursday and Friday August 2 3 at Hearing Hotel from 10 AM to 5 PM with J C Hammer presenting a tiny disc receiver hidden behind the ear. No cost no obligation for those unsure of their type of deafness.
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Amarillo
Acousticon
J. C. Hammer
Acousticon Public Education Department
Vandenberg Leaves $830,581 Estate
Grand Rapids, Mich Aug 2 UP Republican Sen Arthur H Vandenberg who died last April left an estate valued at 830581 to his three children His will filed for probate lists real estate government bonds and stocks The will also bequeaths a collection of private papers to his son Arthur Jr for publication The beneficiaries include his daughters Mrs Barbara Bailey and Mrs Elizabeth Pfeiffer All three reside in Grand Rapids He built part of his fortune by selling the Grand Rapids Herald in 1934 for 400000 after starting there as a 5aweek reporter and rising to publisher
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Mich
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Arthur, Jr
Vandenberg
Barbara Bailey
Elizabeth Pfeiffer
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Truman Comments and Campaignites Focus
President Truman dodges a GOP alliance claim and comments on Mundt and Dixiecrats. He defends his stance on overseas aid, reviews an RFC loan probe into William Boyle, and weighs wage control relaxations. He praised Dr. Poling as a preacher and noted party loyalties in a Philadelphia mayor race.
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South Dakota
Daniel A. Poling
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Morals Case Goes to Trial in Morton Incident
Prosecution began testimony in a case against B. Williams, a Morton junk dealer indicted on six counts of enticing a minor for immoral purposes. The offense, alleged against a 13 year old Latin American girl from Morton, occurred at an Amarillo tourist court on May 25. Williams entered a not guilty plea. The first witness was the girl’s father, aided by interpreter Joel S. Quinones, Mexican consul.
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B. Williams
Morton
Williams
Potter County
Amarillo
Joel S. Quinones
E. T. Miller
E. T. Northcutt
Bob Wiesenheim
Asst. Dist. Atty
Dean Dunlap
Columbus Hunted Gold in Jamaica Discovery
Columbus arrived in Jamaica on May 4 1494 during his second voyage to the West Indies. He sought gold but found lush scenery and tropical vegetation. He reported to Queen Isabella by crumpling a paper to show mountainous terrain.
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Jamaica
Columbus
Isabella
India in all UN agencies except one New Delhi
India sits in all UN specialized agencies except the International Refugee Organization, with the government noting its broad participation across the United Nations system. Officials stressed India's active role in global institutions and development work through multiple agencies.
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India
U.N
New Delhi
United Nations
International Refugee Organization
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