Death and Funeral Notices Briefs From Newburg Area
Blackytoe Show a cake tee Newburg. 61, of 1516 E. bus. Saturday. Husband of Grace Agnes, father of Bernard L. Prank Joe, Jr., Alvin Ray. Rosary 7:30 PM Sunday, Sacred Heart Cathedral. Mass AM Monday, Sacred Heart Cathedral Burial Llano. D ray W. Davis, 65, of 609 Fairmont. Father of Mrs. Forest Townsend, brother of Dallas, Troy, Mrs. C. A. Pyeatt. Mrs. C. C. Marcum. Mrs. Floyd Dudley, Mrs. J. M. Lane. Service 3 PM Monday, Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel, burial Liano. Park ing north of Chapel. ALEXANDER Ernest C. Alexander, 53, of Dalhart, died Saturday. Son of Mrs. H. R. Alexander, brother of Charlotte and Katherine Alexander. Body being sent to Elsbury, Missouri for services. FAIRHURST Charles A. Fairhurst, 67, of Ross Hotel. Husband of Vada. Step father of Terrence Tucker. Brother of W.B., George. Ed. Mrs. Carrie Coons Mrs. Anna Gilvin. Services pending. SPUrLOCK James C. Spurlock. 44. Borger, died sancey Husband of Eunice. Son of J.C. Telford. Brother of Fred, pack, Mrs. Joe Rigdon. Services pend.
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Newburg
Grace Agnes
Bernard L
Joe, Jr
Alvin Ray
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Llano
Dray W. Davis
Fairmont
Forest Townsend
Dallas
Troy
C. A. Pyeatt
C. C. Marcum
Floyd Dudley
J. M. Lane
Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel
Alexander Ernest C. Alexander
Dalhart
H. R. Alexander
Charlotte
Katherine Alexander
Elsbury
Missouri
Fairhurst
Charles A. Fairhurst
Ross Hotel
Vada
Terrence Tucker
W.B
George
Carrie Coons
Anna Gilvin
Spurlock
James C. Spurlock
Borger
Sancey
Eunice
J.C. Telford
Fred, Pack
Joe Rigdon
Grinach and Sons Notice of Longest Deaths in City
N. Grinach and Sons report the death of Mrs Martha F Longest 81 of 506 N rison Saturday. She is mother of Mrs W D Dunn Mrs J R Allen Mrs J W Mapies and Mrs Lucille Person with nine grandchildren and fourteen great grandchildren services pending. Collins Dr T N Collins 55 of Amarillo died Friday in Turlock California survived by wife Roy Henry Jadys Wells and siblings Thelma Koplash Mayme Clark body arriving Amarillo 530 with services pending.
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Martha F. Longest
N.rrison
W. D. Dunn
J. R. Allen
J. W. Mapies
Lucille Person
Collins
T. N. Collins
Amarillo
Turlock
Cal
Roy
Henry
Jadys Wells
Jack
Albert
S. Thelma Koplash
Mayme Clark
Woman Survives Fall From Seventh Floor Window
In Philadelphia a 61-year-old woman, Rena Satterhwaite, fell from her seventh floor apartment window but survived. She suffered back injuries cuts and shock and was taken to Misericordia Hospital unconscious then revived. She denies jumping and recalls little of the incident. Her husband Walter Satterhwaite was shaving nearby as the accident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
John Lyons
Rena Satterhwaits
Misericordia Hospital
Lyons
Walter Satterhwaite
Marines Press Forward in Korean War Offensive
Front reports say Communists throw everything into halting the Allied advance as about 1000 men and several tanks push toward the battle area. Maj. Gen. Kean notes the operation aims to smash the threat to Pusan and ease pressure northward amid heavy air and artillery bombardment.
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William B. Kean
25Th Division
Pusan
Naktong River
24Th Division
Eighth Army
Seoul
Kean
Markets The Wednesday stock quotations from Merrill office
The Amarillo Merrill office furnishes Wednesday market quotes featuring reductions and gains across many firms such as Lockheed, Allied Chem, General Electric, United Airlines, and Pan Am. The report includes New York curb listings, over the counter figures, and notable price moves, with Chicago and Kansas City livestock data and a late note on a jewel theft in Cannes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Amarillo
Merrilleh, Pierce, Fenner and Beane
Lockheed Aire
Alaska
Juneau
Nash Kelvintz
Amer Stove
Acme
Amer Tel-Tel
Amer Tobacb
Biscuit
Amer Woolen
Ohio Edison
Blaw-Knox
Ohio
E W Bliss Co
Oliver Corp
Boeing Airpin
Packard
Bohn Alum
Pan Am
Eeaw Coal
Cyrus
Penney
Budd Co
Penn Pow&Lt
Bullard
Pennsylv RR
Dr. Pepper
Butler Bros
Pepsi Cola
Sonadainy
Phelps Dodge
Canadian Pac
Philco Corp
Carrier Corp
Oil
Morris
Ji Case Co
Phillips Petrol
Pittsby&Bolt
Plymouth Oil
Telanes
Galeane
Radio Corp
Chrysler
Radio K Orph
CIT Financial
Eo Motors
Clinton Indus
Republic Avia
Cluett Pea
Republic Steel
Colo Fuel Iron
Revere C&b
Colum G&e
Rexall Drug
Golum Carb
Reynold Tobb
Commer
Safeway
Servel Inc
Crusible Steel
Shamrk O&g
Cuban AmSug
Sharon Steel
Curtis Pub
Shell UN Oil
Curtiss Wright
Simmons Co
Sinclair Oil
Decca Rec
Socony Vacm
Deer & Co
So Amer Gold
Distillers Corp
Porto Rico Sg
Doehler Jarvis
Erie Railroad
Stewart Warn
Federal
Stone & Webst
Flintkote
Studebaker
Foster Wheel
Sunray Oil
Freeport Sulp
Swift & Co
Fruehauf
Sylvan Elec
Gair Co
Symington
General Electric
Tenn Corp
General Foods
Texas Co
General Motor
Tex Gulf
Peasent Fox
Graham Paleo
Union Bagép
Union C&c
Great W Sys
Union Oil Cal
Greyhound Co
Union Pacific
Grumman Air
United Aircift
United Airlin
Hal Oil
United Carlin
Heyden
United Corp
Hershey
Studeon Motor
Steel
Central
Walworth Co
Inspirata
Warner Bros
Interlake Iron
Warren Petro
Wesson Oil
Internat
Nick
Toe Ae
T&t
Westimer Aish
Johns Manvil
U Penn el
Jones &Laugh
White Motors
Joy Mfg
Willys Overind
Kennecott Cop
Wilson & Co
Laclede Gash
Woolworth
Lehigh Portid
Youngsta S&t
Lerner
Youngsta St
Libby McN&l
Zenith
Curb “Amer Maracab
LoneStar Gas
Am Superpw
la Land&Expl
Ark
Nat Gasa
Natl Bell Hess
Atlas Plywood
Nat Fuel Gs
Burma
Ning Hud Pwr
Barry Biscuit
Niles
Pond
Northrop Airc
Cosdén Petrol
Pancostal
Crown Drug
Pantopoc
Cuban Air
Solar
East Gas&f
Sterling Inc
Technicolor
Electric B&s
Tong Sol L
Humble Oil
United Air
Kaiser Frazer
United Life
G&e Chivoee
Proudines
Rocra
All Tex East Trans
Osee
Ict Opennes Os Tenn Gas
Agal
60 Seconds Spell Death In The Air
A B 29 crash at Fairfield Suisun killed 17 aboard and injured 60 plus in a nearby trailer camp. Brig Gen Robert F Travis among the dead. crash and ensuing explosions leveled trailers and sent flames and smoke 30 miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield-Suisun
Cal
Air Force
Robert F. Travis
E. ‘Q. Steffes
East Chicago
Ind
R. H. Lewis
Clay
Lewis
Capitol Film Held Over for Flying Tigers Story
The Capitol Theatre postpones showing of the Flying Tigers tale titled God is My Co-Pilot starring Raymond Massie and Dennis Morgan, announced by Jack King city manager for Interstate Theaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flying Tigers
USA
Capitol
Jack King
God Is
Raymond Massie
Dennis Morgan
President Truman to Speak Here on Handicapped Week
President Truman will address the committee organizing Empl oy the Physically Handicapped Week in Washington on Wednesday, delivering a brief speech as part of the observance and support efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Hailstorm Drenches Sanford and Borger with Heavy Rain
A violent thunderstorm drenched Sanford in Hutchinson County near Borger with 1.82 inches of rain and golf ball sized hail. Borger saw fine hail and 0.45 inches of rain, Amarillo had a trace, and other Panhandle towns reported small amounts. H. C. Winburn forecasts more scattered thundershowers and continued warmth tonight.
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Sanford
Hutchinson County
Borger
Amarillo
Amarillo Air Terminal
Follett
Panhandle
Lubbock
Clovis
Guymon
Okla
Gage
H. C. Winburn
Rites planned for J C Spurlock in Borger
Funeral services set for James C. Spurlock 44 of Borger who died after an oil field accident on the Terry Thompson Ranch Moore County. The Navy veteran and pipe fitters union member will be buried at Woodward Oklahoma with survivors including his wife mother two brothers and a sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Spurlock
Borger
St. Anthony's Hospital
Blackburn-Shaw-Brown
Woodward
Oklo
Spurlock
Terry Thompson
Moore County
Dumas
Federal Drilling Company
Pipe Fitters Union
Borger First Christian Church
J. C. Helford
Okla
Fred Spurlock
Santa Cruz
Cal
Jack Spurlock
Hamilton
Mont
Joe Rigdon
Americans Work Arabs Shocked by American Labor
Suhail Mu Ammar of Nazareth Palestine, a student at Baylor University, confessed he was surprised by Americans working hard. He told a reporter he expected Americans to have lots of money in their pockets but found diligent labor.
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Waco
Suhail Mu’Ammar
Nazareth
Palestine
America
Baylor University
Dallas Founder's Niece Dies at 92
Mrs So noma Beeman Myers niece of Dallas founder John Neely Bryan and reputed oldest living native died at 92. Born December 6 1857 in a red brick house in downtown Dallas her father built the citys second house.
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Dallas
Sonoma Beeman Myers
John Neely Bryan
Myers
Mrs Crotty Ill At Home In Neighborhood Tale
Mrs Cora Crotty known as Mother Crotty is seriously ill at her home 1504 Ong Street in the neighborhood description.
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Crotty III
Cora Crotty
Crotty
Mayor Hamai warns on fifth anniversary of Hiroshima
Hiroshima mayor Shinso Hamai cautioned that no one can predict the future given current conditions and hoped the atom bomb would not be used in Korea. He spoke after returning from a moral re armament conference in Switzerland, saying his city bears no bitterness yet must be understood.
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Los Angeles
Hiroshima
Shinso Hamai
Korea
Hamai
Switzerland
Infant killed by car in driveway accident
An 18 month old boy, Tommy Whitehead, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Whitehead, died in a hospital after being run over by a car in the driveway at his grandparents' home in Castroville Texas. An uncle of the child was driving the car.
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Castroville
Tex
U.P
Tommy Whitehead
Wesley Whitehead
County to appoint new juvenile court clerk salary debated
The county juvenile board led by Judge Gene Jordan and District Judges W E Gee and Henry S Bishop appointed a new clerk for the juvenile court subject to commissioners court approval. The 1951 budget cites a 5000 salary, with possible cuts to 3540, and four applicants named Calhoun Seewald Blackburn and Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church
Gene Jordan
W. E. Gee
Henry S. Bishop
County Commissioners Court
Jordan
F. H. McGregor
Domestic Relations Court
Bowen Cox
Boone Moreland
McGregor
Calhoun
Ruth Seewald
Ted Blackburn
Henry Ford
War page: Tydings urges faster Western rearmament drive
Tydings, chairman of the armed services committee, warns there is a long bloody road ahead in Korea and calls for the US to bolster military manpower. He says Western Europe must accelerate rearmament and receive financial help, noting the US leads in airpower but ground forces are weaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Tydings
Armed Services Committee
Russia
BC Headache Powders Or Tablets Advertised Relief
An old advertisement promotes BC Headache Powders or Tablets promising rapid relief for simple headaches neuralgic pains and minor muscular aches. It emphasizes a combined formula of multiple ingredients offering greater effectiveness than single components and notes tablet and powder forms with a price of 10¢ and 24¢.
Polio Epidemic Wanes in Wytheville Virginia
A weekend lull offers hope as Wythe County reports only three new polio cases. Since July 1 the outbreak has affected 123 residents of 23 000, with the state health department noting 14 deaths.
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Wytheville
Wythe County
State Health Department
US fears over Russia war risk and military spending
The piece argues that the chance of a full scale war with Russia this year is too small to justify massive funding to match Soviet arms. Officials dispute Russia’s intent while warning that underestimating Moscow could erode U S defense. Analysts question whether the United States can win a future war given optimistic official assumptions. The article notes dependence on propaganda and foresees Western productivity outrunning the Soviet bloc by 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Washington
America
Russia's long lead in war potential examined
The piece argues Russia keeps expanding its war machine while the United States reduced its capability after World War II. It emphasizes Russia's priority on using steel for military power and warns Americans may find the expert's view shocking and hard to accept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Kremlin
America
United States
Register and Tribune Syndicate
Zemo Antiseptic Claims 45 Years of Use with Skin Relief
The text touts Zemo as the first clean stainless antiseptic for itching and rashes on skin and scalp. It cites a doctor’s endorsement and a claimed 45 years of continuous success for this surface antiseptic liquid.
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Blackytoe
N.$ Grinach& Sons
Eran’i
Buthker
Jefferson
Llano Cemetery
Frank J. Aumbusch
Lathrop St
Columbus
Kellogg's
Battle Creek
Mich
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Kansas City
Financial Industrial Fund
Cannes
France
Elsa Schiaparelli
Riviera Villa
Penigh Low
Globe
Richard Finley
Finley
Dick Muhlenthaler
Cormikill Co
Booker, Tex
Capitol Film
J. C. Spurlock
Virginia
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Manhandle
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