Chicago Specialists Visit Amarillo Dentists Luncheon
Four Amarillo physicians hosted two Chicago orthodontists at a local luncheon after an Estes Park convention. Dr Tone Kral and Dr Beulah Nelson spoke with Amarillo doctors about Baylor medical school days, ranch visits near Pampa, and the Lone Star State welcome. The Chicago pair planned to head back today after touring Palo Duro Canyon.
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Amarillo
Chicago
Amarillo Club
Emily T. Hicks
Nan Kilkerson
Beulah Nelson
Chicago Association of
Pamila
Upsilon Alpha Sorority
Estes Park
Colo
Tone Kral
Texas
Pampa
Iota
Ice Cream Rivalry Ends With Court Fine
In Baltimore on August 4 a Good Humor man Louis R. Wingo and Humpty Dumpty driver Joseph Hood clashed while selling ice cream on the same block. Hood sat on the ground when police arrived. Both were charged with disorderly conduct and assault. Judge Harry S. Kruger fined Wingo $25 plus costs.
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Baltimore
Humpty Pumpty
Harry S. Kruger
Louis R. Wingo
Joseph Hood
Humpty Dumpty Ice Cream Company
Wingo
Hood
Kruger
Ranch Hand Admits Assaulting Girl Eight
Coleman Texas Aug 4 A ranch hand named Elijah Clark 20 admitted in a signed statement to assaulting an 8 year old girl who visited the ranch on July 26 while she was a guest of the employee. District Attorney Bill Alborn said Clark was held without bond.
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Coleman
U.R
Bill Albcorn
Brownwood
Elijah Clar
Clark
Delay Calling Up Air Guard Units
The Air Force stated no immediate plan to call up Air National Guard units. A spokesman clarified policy amid reports of imminent calls, noting only a limited number of Organized Air Reserve units and some individual specialists have been activated.
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Washington
Air Force Today
Air National Guard
Air Force
Air Guard
Truman Urged to End Special Privileges During War
Rep. James C. Auchincloss of New Jersey criticizes President Truman for enjoying special privileges amid the Korean War. He calls for concrete cuts including mothballing the presidential yacht and other perks to set an example nationwide.
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Washington
U.P
James C. Auchincloss
New Jersey
Truman
Russian parachute drills near Berlin mark usual season
Aug 4 report says Soviet airborne troops are practicing parachute drops near Brandenburg about 30 miles west of Berlin. US intelligence calls the exercises normal for the Red Army in Germany.
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Berlin
Rus Sians
Brandenburg
Red Army
Germany
US Army Staff Busy in Formosa
Gen. Douglas MacArthur's deputy chief of staff arrived in Taipei Formosa to establish liaison with the Chinese Nationalists for Formosa defense. Maj. Gen. A. P. Fox led 22 officers and men from Tokyo, with six jet planes stationed at an undisclosed airfield. Fox said the mission follows MacArthur's pledge to prevent any invasion of Formosa per President Truman's order.
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Taipei
Formosa
U.P
Douglas MacArthur
Okinawa
A. P. Fox
Tokyo
SCAP
MacArthur
Fox
Chiang Kai-shek
Truman
Showers Center On South Plains
Scattered showers covered the South Plains last night with more forecast. Temperatures will run two to three degrees above normal over the next five days as localized thundershowers bring moderate precipitation. High yesterday reached 87 and the low fell to 65 amid reports from Childress to Clovis NM.
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Childress
Lubbock
Plainview
Vega
Clovis
Walter Watts
Amarillo Air Terminal
First Pullman rol led in 1836
CHICAGO The first railroad sleeping car was tried out in Penn sylvania in 1836 Four compartments each containing three bunks were placed on each side of the coach Mattresses but no bedding were furnished It was not until 1859 that George M Pullman a Chicago cabinet maker worked out the first sleeping car that even remotely resembled the Pullman car of today He remodeled two coaches on the Chicago Alton Railroad and introduced the upper berth HUSBAND PEEFS IN KNOXVILLE Tenn P Mrs Helen Byington charged in a divorce suit against Kelly Byington that after they became estranged he turned into a peeping tom looking he her windows and embarrassing er
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Chicago
Pennsylvania
George M. Pullman
Pullman
Chicago & Alton
Peefs
Knoxville
Tenn
Helen Byington
Kelly Byington
Dallas Man Killed in Car Truck Crash
Funeral services were planned today for Hugh G. Marshall a 30 year old from Dallas who was killed last night when his car collided with a lumber truck six miles south of Alto Texas. The truck driver was unhurt.
Mishap on crest of hill on US Highway 69
A mishap occurred on the crest of a hill along US Highway 69. Details are sparse but responders were dispatched to the scene and traffic in the area was slowed as officers investigated the incident. No further facts are available in the excerpt.
CarTune Mixup Nets Thefts Case In Adrian
Earl Gil’s garage was called to pick up a car for a tuneup in Adrian Michigan, but an hour later Paul Tarris reported his car missing while police found workers had serviced the wrong vehicle.
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Adrian
Mich
Earl Gilhouse
Paul Tarris
W C Collins Dalhart Pioneer Dies at 80
W C Collins longtime Panhandle developer and Dalhart resident dies at Loretto Hospital at age 80. Born November 25, 1869 in West Plains Missouri he arrived in Texas in 1861, built a career in rail service and real estate, led the Channing National Farm Loan Association and Dalhart Red Cross efforts, and held civic roles including Hartley County Democratic chairman and school board member. He is survived by his wife three daughters two sons a half brother and two half sisters.
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W. C. Collins
Tascosa
Northwestern Panhandle
Loretto Hospital
Collins
West Plains
Texas
Denton County
Denton
Wesleyan College
Delaware
Ohio
Port Worth
Fort Worth
Denver
Panhandle
Amarillo
Young Collins
Hartley
Channing National Farm Loan Association
Dalhart Npla
Mr. Collins
Moore
Hartley Counties
Hartley County
Red Cross
Council of Defense
Methodist Church
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Crawford Atkinson
Pampa
J. P. Holmes
Atlanta
Deser ted tots crowd Korean refugee zone
Korean women flee war fronts abandoning children as authorities report about three million refugees in South Korea. Mothers leave notes for police to care for infants until food and homes are found. Refugee centers run by the ministry aid tens of thousands inside the Allied perimeter. Mesquite roots will search out water 60 feet away, so Mexicans study their direction before digging a well.
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Bill Shinn Taegu
Korea
South Korea
Maria Ro
Taejon
Lee Yoon Yung
Picket Line Becomes Visual Protest at Rubber Plant
MISHAWAKA Ind Aug 4 Striking CIO United Rubber Workers pickets used banners with large pictures of bathing beauties animals and outdoor scenes to attract attention replacing the usual unfair signs The spokesman said the plan aimed to draw more notice and it worked
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Mishawaka
Ind
Cio-United Rubber Workers
Dalhart Funeral Services for E S Collins Sr
Hansford and three grandsons are named. A brother E S Collins Sr of Channing died earlier this week. Funeral services set for 2 PM Saturday at Central Methodist Church of Dalhart with Rev J Lennor Hester officiating. Pallbearers: Lawrence Steel Robert O Martin Malcolm Brown Paul Carmichael Roy Turner Jack Farwell.
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Hansford
Greeley
E. S. Collins, Sr
Channing
Central Methodist Church of
Dalhart
J. Lennor Hester
Lawrence B. Steel
Robert O. Martin
Malcolm Brown
Paul Carmichael
Pampa
Roy Turner
Tascosa
Jack Farwell
Amarillo
One Critically Hurt in Wreck Near Levelland
Wadkie Fowler a 65 year old Levelland rancher suffered critical injuries in a two car wreck on the Brownfield highway two miles south of town. Sheriff Bullock cited rain causing poor visibility. R M Bob Ritchie Union Supply manager had minor injuries and was to be discharged from Phelps-Dupree Hospital.
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Levelland
Wadkie Fowler
Here
Brownfield Highway
Charlie Bullock
Fowler
R. M
Bob” Ritchie
Union Supply
Ritchie
Phelps-Dupree Hospital
Bell family welcomes Pamela Constance Bell key addition
In South Deerfield Massachusetts on August 4 the Bell family celebrates a fifth generation birth as Pamela Constance Bell becomes the first girl after five generations of Bell sons and blue bonnets mark the family saga with this new name.
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South Deerfield
Mass
Bell
Robert
Pamela Constance
Dallas publisher Jonathan Cox dies at 65
Jonathan Cox, 65, founder of the Jonathan Cox Publishing Company in Houston and a former Dallas public schools teacher, died here today.
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Dallas
Jonathan Cox
Jonathan Cox Publishing Company
Houston
400 Complete Summer Term in Amarillo Schools
School ended for about 400 Amarillo youngsters with report cards to be handed out this afternoon to 286 high school students and around 100 elementary pupils. Summer school, running since June 6, saw some enrollees earn high school diplomas under principal Mrs. Thomas Haynie and an 11 member high school faculty plus four teachers in elementary grades.
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Amarillo
Thomas Haynie
Trucker killed when oil truck overturns near Naples
Driv er William Harsell of Longview died yesterday when a loaded oil truck overturned on a sharp curve near Naples Texas on Highway 26.
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Naples
Tex
William Harsell
Longview
Here
Highway
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