Knife Wielder Sought After Saturday Traffic Crash
Police pursued a knife-wielding man after a Saturday crash near Seventh and Harrison. Clarence Clayton, 29, of 609 North Washington, was arrested for driving while intoxicated after a chase around his car. He is held on $1,000 bond in county jail.
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Clarence Clayton
North
Washington
W. Upton
Florida
Harrizon
Upton
G. £. Jones
Tonny
Jones Clayton
Jones
Clayton
Amarillo Soldier Prepared for Europe Duty
Pfc. Ernest D. King, an Amarillo native and Air Force surgical technician, has been processed at Camp Kilmer New Jersey for reassignment to Germany in the European Theater of Operations. He attended Amarillo High School and Amarillo College before enlisting and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. King of 1010 Wichita.
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Amarillo
Ernest D. King
Camp Kilmer
Germany
Air Force
Amarillo High School
Amarillo College
E. L. King
Wichita
Stamp on Chemical Society 75th birthday issue set
Postmaster Gordon Jordan announces a 1951 release to honor the American Chemical Society 75th birthday with a 3 cent stamp to go on sale September 5. Collectors must mail 10 self addressed envelopes and a money order for stamps and include a sheet of paper for substance.
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American Chemical Society
Gordon Jordan
Amarillo
Tex
Palo Duro Park Attendance Sets New Records
Attendance at Palo Duro Park near Amarillo rose to more than 4500 last week and over 13,000 in three weeks. Continental Trailways plans to inaugurate twice daily bus trips starting Friday.
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Palo Duro Pirate Park
Amarillo
John McCarty
Rk Conecessionaire
Building permit issued for service station project
City Engineering Department issued a permit for a $12 500 service station at 1613 West Thirty Sixth. Plans call for a brick building 27 feet wide and 40 feet long. The permit lists Thomsen as the engineer of record.
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Tan Thomsen
Market listing highlights across NY stock market
A dense OCR of New York market quotations shows numerous tickers from major industrials and utilities. Names such as Packard Motor, Ford, Edison, Chrysler, General Motors, AT&T, US Steel, Boeing, Standard Oil affiliates, and city exchanges appear with varied percentages and prices, illustrating a broad trading session amid mixed gains and losses.
Kansas City Market Report Mixed Prices for Cattle Hogs and Sheep
In Kansas City buyers showed steady to uneven results across cattle hogs and sheep. Cattle prices featured top choice fed steers around 76.50 to 37.25 per hundredweight and utility to commercial cows 22.06 to 27.90 with various grades in between. Hogs were uneven to 25 cents lower with 9 to 250 pound hogs at 21.75 to 22.25, while sheep and lambs ranged from 28.00 to 36.06 for native spring sort and 28.00 to 26.00 for native spring lambs with No 1 skins at 28.50.
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Kansas City
Chicago Cattle Market Report Highlights Prices
Chicago market notes show 199-246 pound cattle at 224-75 dollars and byProducts firm. Prime steers reach 475-227% with strong demand, prime heifers around 34.90, vealers near 29.00. Commercials listed at 279-29.50, sheep and ewes priced near 15.00 and 22.09 for prime week drafts.
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Chicago
Hess
Egypt Moves to Cancel Anglo Egyptian Treaty
An Egyptian paper reports Egypt will terminate the 1936 Anglo Egyptian treaty ahead of Parliament reconvening in November. It says British troops in the Suez Canal area become enemy troops unlawfully residing there. Prime Minister Mohammed Salah Eddi signaled the move.
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Egypt
En Farge
Suez Canal
al Ahram
Canal
Foren
Mohammed Salah Eddi
Britain
Middle East
Mystery jaywalker named in August safety campaign
The Jaycees identified Siysledy Jaywalkes as Augusts mystery jaywalker and will add a 28 award to this weeks Jaytee prize of 20 dollars for spotting the culprit. Geraldine Gienn a Jaycee walker recalls crossing Amazillo streets and notes few people asked her if she was the mystery jaywalker.
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Geraldine Gienn
Alabama
Jaycee
Farwalker
Amazillo
Gienn
Polk Street
B. PF. Sheppard
The
Jaycees
Glenn
Sheppard
Ted ¥. Lokey
Safety Committee
Relief From Heat Due Tomorrow
The forecast calls for cooler temperatures tomorrow with a high not exceeding 8 degrees and a low around 67. Weatherman H C Winburn notes 100 degree days limited to four this month with past readings of 97 yesterday and 69 overnight.
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Temorrow
H.c.winburn
Weatherm
Winkers
Dam plan aid stalled by funding delays in Panhandle
Howard Robbins, regional director, says only $100000 is set aside for advance planning of the $5 million Canadian River dam project while actual construction may not start before January 1953 unless a $600000 appropriation is approved this session. He notes defense needs and Panhandle growth support the project.
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Baxter
Wihitesine
Bureau of Business Research
Bureau of Reclamation
Howard Robbins
Congress
Ms.Rishbina
Secretary of Interior
Canadian River
Harry Burleigh
Austin
Bureau
Clarence Whiteside
Lubbock
Amarillo
Pampa
Borger
Plainview
Panhandle
Robbins
Washington
Hemorrhage Claims Two Men in Tulsa Incident
In Tulsa, Oklahoma, Ernest Lippard, 38, of Kingsville Texas, died of a cerebral hemorrhage shortly after his father in law, Edgar E. Martin, a retired Oklahoma farmer, also died from the same ailment. Lippard and his wife Ada are the daughter and son in law of Martin.
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Tulsa
Okla
Ernest Lippard
Kingsville
Tex
Edgar E. Martin
Oklahoma
Lippard
Ada
Martin
They Slent in Yard To Beat the Heat Fire Destroys Home
In Dallas on August 26 a family slept in the yard to escape heat. They woke to find their home of the Harley Matthews family burning and destroyed overnight.
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Dallas
Harley Matthews
New Work. Bernerod Baruch’s first birthday observed
Aug. 2 report notes Bernerod Baruch celebrated his first birthday with a public reminder that the world depends on Americans to shape the nation. The brief mentions a hopeful tone and a call for effort from citizens.
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Bernerod Baruch
French Police Chief Loses $80 After Streetcar Glance
Visiting French Police Chief Georges Mongredien admitted a streetcar ride in Rome led to distraction from bathing beauty pictures in a nearby man's magazine. He discovered his pocketbook missing $80, a loss he attributed to the momentary curiosity.
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Rome
Georges Mongredien
Hurricane progress limited by poor communications
Reports from authorities indicate the hurricane moving slowly across the Yucatan Peninsula with scant updates due to primitive communications. Officials warn that some lives may have been lost in the interior, but no formal reports have yet emerged.
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Yucatan Penninsula
Gulf of Mexico
Political attack highlighted in minority report on RPC debate
Capehart Bricker committee discussions yield a minority report described as a political document aimed at partisan advantage. Benton criticizes it as false and irrelevant to RPC matters, warning Congress is used as a forum to attack individuals.
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Capehart-Bricker
RPC
Benton
Congressional
Congress
Truman and the Pendergast Machine Fallout in Kansas City
A clipped reference cites Mr Truman and seven graduates as part of a notorious political machine linked to the Pendergast ring in Kansas City Missouri. The report notes ties to corruption and strained political alliances amid ongoing scrutiny.
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Ceieg
Truman
Ferg Peso
Pendergast
Kansas City
Strevsis
Ambush Dampens Hope for Armistice Buffer Zone
Four man subcommittee stalls at cutting deadlock on a buffer zone as talks stall over using the 38th parallel as cease fire line. The UN urges a zone along the present battlefront. Kaesong comes under attack with a Nam Ji patrol commander killed after a Communist ambush near Sengong within neutral radius. UN officers say investigation cannot identify any UN unit involved.
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Kaesong
Nam Ji
Sengong
Pan Mun Jom
Nam Ii
Nam Ti
Immigration Backlog and Deportation Pressure Scrutinized
Alfred J. Urcano and Pennington describe congressional intercession for deportation cases and bills aiding Hungarians. Wilfred Wiegins notes a surge in alien smuggling and stowaways while 1948 backlog of 53 000 illegal entry cases was cleared after a criticized whitewash. McCarran calls for tighter enforcement to seal a “contaminated stream.”
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Alfred J. Urcano
Gils
Wilfred W. Wiegins
Immigration Service
Anc
Pennington
Lee Shannon
McCarran
Abbie
United States
Amarillo Officials Pledge No Water Shortage
Mayor Gene Klein and City Manager N V Moss state Amarillo has adequate peak rate capacity in the pumping station and overhead storage to maintain water pressure during peak use. New wells are planned in next year’s water department budget as officials vow to avoid any shortage.
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Water Department
Amarillo
Gene Klein
N. V. Moss
Death in California coroner inquiry touches Antioch man
Stoffels said May confirmed the shooting story as related by the Colliers. A coroner's jury was convened to inquest into the death of Tull with no charges against Collier until the outcome is known. The case involves Slayinafor of the Fibreboard Products in Antioch, his wife Evelyn, and previous residences in DeWitt Arkansas Mule Shoe Texas and Fort Sumner New Mexico.
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Fibreboard Products Company
Antioch
DeWitt
Ark
Evelyn
Tull
Muleshoe
Tex
Fort Sumner
Myrtle Lea Howard
Dunlap
Stoffels
May
Collier
California
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