Upchurch Jerry O died in Rochester Minnesota
Jerry O Upchurch died in Rochester Minnesota at age 61. He was husband of Helen and father of Linda and Lonnie, son of Mrs. Upchurch, and brother of multiple siblings. Service arrangements listed with Blackburn-Shaw and memorial details at Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Riise and Hood family notices from Texas obit brief
Jroxwel Riise of White Deer dies Tuesday at 48. Wife of N and mother of Duke Billie Jane Davis Patsy Lou Hood and Jack Hood. Daughter of J T and sister of several relatives. Service 9:30 Wednesday at Church of Sey Claude. Odessa Sadie Odell also dies Tuesday with relatives and later service notices.
Sale of Fishing Hunting Licenses Set for Aug 17
The Texas Game Fish and Oyster Commission announced licenses for the next season go on sale about August 17. Current licenses expire August 31. The new Resident Hunting License covers all game except antelope and costs $2.15, replacing both prior resident and big game licenses. The fishing license costs $1.65.
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Junior Show Opens Rodeo in Pampa
The seventh annual Top O' Texas Rodeo opens with a four day program at Recreation Park starting tonight with four 8 pm rodeo performances. A parade at 4 pm will form at Wohart and Fosters streets and run through downtown. Winners in junior show include Donna Walsh and Deroy Littlefield among others, with events like cutting horse, girl sponsors, and various races featured alongside performances by Monte Hale and others.
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Jericho
Kit Littlefield
Bill Langley
Kay Andis
Bob Combs
Lloyd Littlefield
Theo Mayo
Miami
Jerry Mayo
Bobby Lee Andis
Fred Albright
Knox
Truman seeks 21.8 million flood control fund
President Truman urged the Senate to approve a special 21.8 million flood control appropriation for Midwest works and reverse House cuts of 20 percent. The request covers Turtle Creek and Toronto Dams in Kansas Ondagah Dam in Oklahoma local protection at Hutchinson and Wichita Kansas bank stabilization on the Arkansas River and levee work on the Mississippi River between Wood River Illinois and East Cape Girardeau Illinois.
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Grass Fire Burns Out In the Breaks
A grass fire on the John Fain Ranch started near midnight five miles northwest of the Canadian River Bridge on Duma Highway. Dry weather aided the blaze, which consumed about two miles of strip across rough breaks country. Volunteer firefighters battled the flames until they were halted.
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Thefts at Amarillo Air Base Items worth six thousand dollars missing
Investigation continues over 600 kegs of nails and other materials reported missing from Amarillo Air Force Base. Contractors say the materials were stolen, with no arrests reported. officials note no new missing items in recent days.
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Blackbird Causes Powerline Break Sparks Fire and Loss
In Helsinki on August 8 a blackbird landed on a power line causing it to break and drop onto a barbed wire fence. The electric fence killed six cows and ignited a grass fire. Police estimate damage at $1,200.
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House debates Atlantic Pact funding amid military bill delays
The House Foreign Affairs Committee shelved the pact issue with no conclusive action. The pending bill allocates about 15 billion dollars for aircraft and 20.13 billion for the Army, 15.55 billion for the Navy, 19.85 billion for the Air Force, plus 2.76 million for the NSC and NSRB and 0.53 million for the Defense Secretary.
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Gun Wounds Fatal To Man and Woman
Edinburg authorities report Earl P. Fertch of McAllen, a 53 year old automobile salesman, died from gunshot wounds after fatally shooting Dorothy K. Buster, a red haired waitress, in her apartment and then killing himself. The incident occurred within 24 hours.
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Housing plan discussion extends to tax amortization option
The Amarillo board explored whether a five year amortization for a housing project could be allowed for tax purposes. Trustee Baxter doubted feasibility, saying if possible everyone would build housing. The housing committee will meet tomorrow with the Amarillo Industrial Plan Board to pursue a housing program. Earl Allmand reported on a Kansas City industrial tour noting high morale and no plans to leave. The board toured Pantex Atomic Energy Plant with plant officers as luncheon guests.
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Markets 12 Oclock Quotations Summary
Market quotes from Merrill Lynch show broad activity across many issues with large caps like Air Reduction and Lorillard, and numerous industrials and rail names. NY and curb listings reflect mixed gains and declines in various sectors, while Kansas City and Chicago livestock markets report softer cattle and hog prices amid fluctuating demand.
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British Columbia Vastly Larger Than Texas in Size
A comparative note states that Victoria Canada's British Columbia spans about 200000 square miles more than Texas. The claim highlights BC as the larger territory, underscoring the vast coastal province's expansive land area.
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UN Troops Seize Hill Near Kumhwa in Korea Front
United Nations forces captured a key hill north of Kumhwa in the central front after a morning assault. A strong Red counterattack east of Kumhwa was repulsed while Allied artillery bombarded communist positions north of Yanggu. About 200 enemy troops were reported killed with ongoing patrol actions and limited front activity due to rain and poor visibility.
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TV UPSETS MARRIAGE IN NAZARETH DIVORCE
Mrs Ruth E. George of Nazareth Pa was granted a divorce from Blaine George yesterday after she said he did nothing in the evening but watch television. The case noted television as the reason for the split in Easton court.
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Kremlin reads Truman call to publish American letters
Diplomatic experts note the Kremlin faces public pressure to publish the American declaration while countering with its own propaganda. They cite Voice of America broadcasts and public opinion as factors shaping Moscow’s response. Meanwhile, Tom Williams, 92, marries his 71-year-old Cranbrook housekeeper in a notable personal milestone.
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Oil Talk Opens as Iran, Britain Begin Settlement Talks
Tehran Aug 8 A U P high level oil talks opened with Britain submitting an official outline for a final settlement. Two Iranian negotiators voiced confidence the Iran Britain nationalization dispute would end peaceably. They noted Britain's friendly tone at a preliminary session and Richard Stokes said the atmosphere in Tehran and Abadan greatly improved.
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Burglary spree nerves 900 block area investigated
Mrs. Lorene Cormack reported seeing a tall slender man with bushy curly hair near 912 Crockett about 10:30 p.m. on June 5. She and a friend chased the suspect but lost him at Tenth and Crockett. Burglary has been intermittent since early last spring with no leads, police chief J. L. King said.
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Death of Noble ends Dallas gambling feud threats
Nobie Noble was killed by a pre planned blast near his mailbox at Nobie ranch near Dallas. Police hunted three Fort Worth men linked to prior attacks as investigators noted Noble had survived multiple assassination attempts tied to Dallas underworld ties and Benny Binion. The blast, discovered by J G Cunningham, sent Noble’s body parts over yards, with $550 and playing cards found in the car.
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