Raids Net Charges At Fraternity Of Organized Labor Club
City and county officers raided the Fraternity of Organized Labor Club at 608 Georgia Saturday night arresting 12 men who pleaded guilty to gambling with dice before Justice of Peace Mrs. Joy Wilkinson. Three fined 50 dollars plus costs, nine fined 1 dollar plus costs. club manager Carl Caywood charged with liquor sale without proper permit, not arraigned by noon today. Sheriff Paul Gaither said the club is not an official labor union organization. Participating agencies included city police, sheriff's deputies, and Texas Liquor Control Board investigators.
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Thy
Fraternity
Organized Labor Club
Georgia
Justice of Peace
Ioy Wilkinson
Carl Caywood
Paul Gaither
Texas Liquor Control Board
Navy Plane Lost With 12 Aboard At Kodiak Alaska
Navy reports an Alaska based PB4Y2 Privateer with 12 aboard has been missing since Sunday morning during a routine mission from Kodiak. Officials say fuel would have run out last night. Search hampered by fog and rain as crews sought the downed four engine patrol bomber off Kodiak Island.
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Kodiak
Alaska
Navy
Mannes
Kodiak Island
Alaska Peninsula
Talk on College Program for distributive education
Chamber of Commerce merchants committee meets tomorrow at 10 in the chamber conference room to hear Howard Cobb of America College outline the distributive education program for fall. Discussion will cover on the job training with student workers and practical phase, including bus routing and traffic problems led by Leonard Nussbaum of Amarillo Bus Company. Leslie Stephens chairs the committee.
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Rélail
Merchants Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Howard Cobb
The
America College
Chamber
Leonard Nussbaum
Amarillo Bus Company
Leslie Stephens
Plumber Injured At Amarillo Air Base
A plumber working on construction at Amarillo Air Force Base was lightly injured when a saw blade fractured and struck him. Ray Ward aged 25 was treated by a private physician and transported to town by Blackburn-Shaw ambulance.
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Amarillo Air Force Base
Ray Ward
Pioneer Ote
Ward
Blackburn-Shaw
Cleytons Return From Colorado
Mr and Mrs J Hymie Clayton of 1532 Parker and their children Buddy and Linda have returned from Colorado. The Claytons drove up last week after the children attended a summer camp near Colorado Springs. A separate note says Sandy a golden spaniel was rescued from a blazing flat in London and recovered after artificial respiration and oxygen.
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Clayton
Parker
Buddy
Linda
Colorado
Claytons
Clorado Springs
London
Sandy
Market Quotes Show Mixed Merrill Lynch Listings Across Sectors
The New York curb and over the counter quotes list numerous issues from Air Reduction to Zenith Radio. Key names include Motorola, Allied Stores, American Tobacco, Texaco, Union Carbide, and Lockheed. Prices vary, with several issues in 60s and 70s percentages.
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New York
AmericanCan
Murray Corp
Amer Car&Fd
Nagh Kelvin
AmCyanamid
National Acme
Amer Nat Cas
Eo Natl Can Corp
Amer Home Pr
Watch Cash
Amer Rad Sts
Timar
Nat Cylinder
Amer Smelting
Amer Steel
Nat Dairy Pro
Am Teld&Telg
Nati Deptstr
Amer Tobacco
Natl Distillers
Amer Woolen
Nati Gypsum
Anseonda Cop
Natl Steel Cor
Pried Oil
Natlee
Armen Steel
Natamas Co
Sta Armour & Co
iNew York Cent
North Am Ar
Arch
North Nat Gas
Avco Manufact
North Pac RR
Baldwin Loco
Ohio Edison
Balt & Ohio
Oliver Corp
Bendix Aviata
Packard Motor
Best Foods
PanAm Awys
Bethlehem
Blaw Knox
Paramount Co
BEW Bliss Co
ParkeDavia
Boeing Airpin
Peabody Coal
Bohn Alumii
CG Penney
Borden Cove
Penn Pwr & L
Rore-Warner
Pennsy RR
Dr. Pepper
Pepsi-Cola
Bhelps-Dodae
Sore
Philco Cor
Burroughs Ad ' l
Bniltip Mor
Butler Bros
Oie Canada Drv Taut
Phillips Pet
Canadian Pac
Pitt
Carrier Corp
Plymouth OU
Soudsoe & Gam
Celanese Corp
Pullman Inc
Clinton Foods
Rexall Drug
Ita
ColoPvel &Iron
iReynolds Tob
Columbia Gas
I Richfield Oii
Columb
Gatewas Stra
Comm. Credit
St. Joseph Ld
Ome
Eiea Aia
Koen Wae
Regis Papr
ViSchenley Ind
Conso
Vultee
Sears Hoebk
Con Motors Co
Sears Rubber
Eerne Connerweld
Goaran Steel
Crneibie Steel
Shell of
Simmons Co
Curtis Publish
Sinclair Ou Sai
Amer
Decca Ori Oo la Deere & Co
Southern Com
Mistiliers
Southern Pac
Noehter-Tarvin
Southern Ry
Dome Mines
Sparks
Sperry Rp
Dow Chemic
Spiegel Inc
DuPont de Ne
Flintkate Co
Studebaker Co
Foster Wheeler
Sun Oilig
Brecht Co
Sunray
ONL
Gair Co
Fleet
Salgwift & Co
O1 Corp
Union Ol Cal
Halliburton
Union Pac
Heyden Chem
United Aircft
Comestake Mi
United AirLne
Houston
Olgasunited Corp
United Gas Co
Hudson Motorie Unit Merents
II Central Sr UN Paramat
Ir Cowper
Pine & Fry
Bibel
T&t
Wallpapr
Johns Manvil
Walworth Co
Jones & Laugh
wWarner Bros
Wesson
Kennecott Cop
Na Bellas Hess
Claude Neon
Corron Rey Co
Aisee
Cosden
Northrop
Avi Ig
Pacific Petrol
Pantepec
Technicolor
Fairchild Eng
Tokian Royal
Humble
Indus
Southern Union Gas
Zita
Kansas City Livestock Prices Heat Up Market Report
Kansas City stockyards note steady prices amid cautious trade. Prime 925 pound fed heifers around 37.00, good and choice fed steers 32.50 to 35.00, utility cows 24.00 to 24.50, yearling stockers 36.40, medium to good stockers 30.00 to 35.40, fleshy 1,000 to 1,100 pound er feed er steers 34.50 to 35.25. Hogs totals 4,500 with steady tone. average 150 to 240 pounds 22.25 to 25.75, 250 to 325 pounds 20.50 to 22.25, sows 17.50 to 19.5.
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Kansas City
Chicago Livestock Prices Mixed as Hog and Lamb Markets Rise
Hogs gain up to 25 cents with choice pigs 196 to 246 pounds at 22.75 to 23.25. Cattle mostly steady. high grade steers and yearlings reach 36.75 to 38.50, most good to choice 32.50 to 36.50. Vealers 35 to 38, cows 27 to 30. Lambs up 25 cents, good to prime 31.50 to 32.25. North Carolina reports 4,650 miles paved in 1950, total paved miles now 20,500.
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Chicago
Oy Aireas
North Carolina
Dazed Negro Again headed for Home
James Harris, a Washington, DC native, wandered from Shamrock to Amarillo area after a train fall or push left him with memory loss. Found later near Elm Creek wearing only a box sarong, he recovered with medical care and money from his mother. Officers note injuries from the train incident and suspicion of overheating.
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James Harris
Washington
Shamrock
Amarillo
Elm Creek
Wellington
Melvin Williams
E. C. Williams
Hubert Mauldin
Harris
Polio Victims to be Telephoned in Rabies Link Test
In Dallas on August 13, seventeen women volunteers will call polio victims from a 1942 onward list to test Dr. Herbert F. Hipps's theory that prior rabies inoculation may confer polio immunity. The effort, led by Mrs. Thomas FE Alt and Mrs. C. K. Ellis, aims to confirm or refute the proposed link as part of a weeklong survey of 1,500 cases.
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Dallas
U.P
Herbert F. Hipps
Waco
Thomas FE. Alt
C. K. Ellis
Alt
B. W Stieghan
Cotulla
Tex
Stieghan
Hipps
Glass eye tale of radio man Bubo and a telegram
PIQUA O AM?Robert Bubo program director at WwPTW has a glass eye He signs as B Bubo The Florida miscommunications arise when he asks to send a telegram to Wapakoneta Ohio for a spare eye The Western Union operator questions his name and finally accepts the request while joking about the message Please send other eye immediately is refused by the operator
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Piqua O
Robert Bubo
Wwptw
Florida
Bob
B. Bubo
Bubp
Western Union
Opera
Tor
Bubo
Wapakoneta
Ohio
Wapako
B. Bubp
Car Overturns. Driver Troy Gallo Way Uninjured
An automobile driven by 23 year old Troy Gallo Way overturned at the junction of East Third Avenue and Pullman Road after failing to turn onto Pullman Road. The car left the road and crashed through a barrier marking a dead end extension. Highway patrol investigated the accident.
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Troy Galloway
East Central
East Third Avenue
Pullman Road
Galloway
Quake rattles Chile town with no damages reported
A strong earthquake shock was felt in La Serena Chile yesterday causing alarm but no damages or casualties were reported.
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Chile
LA Serena
Drive-in Church Draws Big Crowd in Massachusetts
In Boston on August 13, three ministers hailed the first drive-in church in Massachusetts as a success. Holiday motorists paused on the highway to attend an open air service in a theater setting. Rev. Ernest L. Mills delivered a sermon from St. Paul’s letter to the Philippians via loudspeakers that had just carried a film dialogue.
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Boston
Massachusetts
St. Paul
Philippians
Ernest L. Mills
Speeding Checks on Washington Street and North East Eighth Avenue
Harold Miller reports two busy street speed checks show good observance of speed limits. Washington Street 3:30 to 4:30 pm and North East Eighth Avenue 5 to 6 pm recorded 85 percent of drivers at 32 mph or slower.
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Harold Miller
Washington Street
Twentysixth
Twenty-Eighth Avenue
North East Eighth Avenue
Wilson
Williams Streets
Woman Fined On Liquor Charge in County Court
Erma Limby of 516 West Second pleaded guilty to possession of beer for sale without a permit in a wet area and was fined 100. Liquor control agents said she was arrested Saturday night. Willie Jones, also of 516 West Second, was charged with possession of liquor for sale in a dry area without a permit and has not yet been arraigned.
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Erma Limby
West Second
Liquor Control Board
Willie Jones
Jones
Senators approve tax break for military admissions
Washington August 13 The Senate Finance Committee approved a House passed bill exempting military personnel from the twenty percent federal amusement tax when admitted free.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
NC farmers boost corn output in 1950 on same acreage
Improved methods lifted North Carolina corn production to 81 million bushels in 1950 from 77.5 million in 1949 on the same acreage. The gains reflect advances in farming practices and crop management.
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North Carolina
Extradition sought for J. E. Taylor in 1951 burglary case
Potter County officers moved to extradite J. E. Taylor from an Albany Kentucky jail to face charges tied to a May 15 1951 burglary of Jim Burke Trucking Company at 2415 East Tenth. A quantity of tires and tarpaulins were reported stolen. Hugh Montgomery assistant district attorney said details of Taylor’s Kentucky arrest were unavailable.
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J. E. Taylor
Albany
Potter County
Hugh Montgomery
Taylor
Jim Burke
East Tenth
Montgomery
Kentucky
Pantex Welding Halted Amid Continued Work Stoppage
A contracting official said welding work at Pantex has been shut down completely due to ongoing work stoppages. Electricians had been performing the tasks last week, but no welding is available today as other work stalls persist.
House built with no front door becomes local joke
Mrs. Carter, payroll clerk at the Bureau of Mines, jokes about a house built without a front door. Neighbors drive by to see the gag while the postman uses a mailbox in the front bedroom wall. Contractor Phillips says the tale spread after a permit filing.
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Milam
Phillips
Mrs. Carter
Harriet
Doorbell Tactics Fail to Impress Mrs Carter
Report notes aggressive sales attempts at Mrs Carter’s residence. The canvassers are described as exhausted after repeatedly seeking a doorbell to ring, implying the encounter yielded little or no sales progress.
UN and Reds deadlock over 38th parallel buffer zone
UN delegates urged North Korea and Chinese forces to accept a buffer zone along the 38th parallel while warning against a demarcation line. After a 1 hour 20 minute session, Communist delegates rejected every UN effort to break the impasse and could not agree on army positions. The next talks set for Tuesday were expected to resume the deadlock.
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Kaesong
United Nations
UN and North Korean clash over front lines and zones
Vice Adm. Joy and Brig. Gen. Nuckols outlined near alignments on a map showing Allied and Red concepts of the front. Nam led by Nam Il pressed for a demilitarized zone around the current positions or the 38th Parallel, while Communist rhetoric grew sharper criticizing the opposing plan.
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Adm
C. Turner Joy
William P. Nueckels
Nam I
38Th Parallel
Nuckols
North
South Korea
Nam Tl
Nams
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Atkins Louann
John E Watkins
Lipscomb
Lou Watkins
O Smith
Liano Cemetery
Lovelace
Cal Lovelace
Canyon
Osgood Monument CO
Buchanan
Ruthker
Jefferson
Llano
Cleytons
Pianos
Kimball
ACME
Uhlmann Grain Co
Kansas City Livestock
Chicago Livestock
Floyd V. Studer
American United Life Insurance Company
Texas
Genine
Panhandle
Counpry
Pierce
Sanitone
Raines’ West
Texas Boot & Shoe Shop
Bret
Pantex
Zemo
Tire OO Company
Seiberling Tires
Thomas Paint & Supplies
Korea
L.n.pittman
Optometrist
Polk
San Gabriel
Cal
Bya Irre
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