Joe G Asbury Burial at Tulia
Graveside rites for Joe G. Asbury former Tulia resident will be conducted at Rosehill Cemetery at 3 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. Rev W Neil Record will officiate burial under Wallace Funeral Home direction. Asbury 48 died at his Denver home after a long illness. He was Tulia High School graduate and one of Tulia's first city managers. He lived in Denver 11 years. Survivors are his wife and sister Mrs Frank Cave Plain View.
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Joe G. Asbury
Rosehill Cemetery
W. Neil Record
Baptist Church
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Denver
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Frank Cave
Plain View
Old Dobbin Defeats Cadillac in East Texas Race
In Gladewater, August 21, the quarterhorse Big Mamma ridden by George Kutch defeated a 160 horsepower Cadillac in an eighth mile sprint at the fourth annual East Texas Quarterhorse Breeders Association Show. A rematch is planned to close the two day event.
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George Kutch
East Texas
Phantom hunt ends with man found hunting dog
Residents near the 1700 block of Van Buren reported a prowler using a flashlight. Police arrived to find Vernon C. Smith of 1712 Van Buren, employed at Peoples Finance and Guaranty Company, hunting his dog in the alley.
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Officers Recover Stolen Automobile
One automobile stolen yesterday morning was recovered at Vega belonging to A. W. McConnell of 1705 B Hayden. It had been taken from 816 Grant. Another car stolen last night belonged to Sam Cantrell of 1502 Maple.
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Grant
Sam Cantrell
Cool Air Continues With Mixed Weather Forecast
A continuation of cool air was reported with 63 degrees at 8 am and scattered thundershowers likely today and tomorrow. Clayton NM logged the lowest in the area with a 56 degree overnight low after a 90 degree high. Tucumcari reached 101 yesterday with a 63 degree low. Dalhart had 95 high and 59 low, while Guymon OK recorded 98/58. In 1950, there were 1,670,000 marriages in the United States, affecting nearly one in ten unmarried women over 14.
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Clayton
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Dalhart
Guymon
Okla
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United States
McCracken Dream Tales Labeled Pure Fabrication
Santa Ana California August 21 court-appointed psychiatrists said Henry McCracken’s dream stories from his first murder trial are pure fabrications with defensive design rather than true dissociative reactions. McCracken faces a second murder trial over Patricia Hull’s death as selection of a 25-man jury resumes amid defense objections over panel fairness.
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Henry McCracken
McCracken
Patricia Jean Hull
D. M. W. Conway
Conway
George Chula
Orange County
Future Bride Wins Air Race
Detroit August 21 194? Future bride Claire McMillen of Santa Ana California and Marguerite Carson of Ottawa win two major women’s air races at the American National Air Races weekend. McMillen the Fifth Annual All Women’s Transcontinental Race from Santa Ana to Detroit and Carson the All Women’s International Race from Orlando to Windsor are decided by handicaps and corrected times. McMillen soon to wed Michael Walters of Detroit.
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Ottawa
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Ont
Miss Carson
Orlando
Fla
Michael Walters
Dixs Son Named In Paternity Suit
In Santa Monica California on August 21 a paternity suit names Richard Dix Jr 15 as father of a child due next month to Jo Ann Beaman 16. The suit seeks medical expenses child support and legal fees. The youths are wards of the juvenile court.
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Richard Dix
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Markets 12 O'clock Quotations From Merrill Lynch Desk
New York stock market quotations furnished by the Amarillo Merrill Lynch desk show extensive listings with many movers. Major names include Air Reduction Mack Trucks Glen Martin Allied Stores National Distillers and more across airlines chemicals manufacturing autos and utilities with varied percentages and price figures. Kansas City live cattle hogs and sheep markets report steady to strong trends and price ranges for steers heifers cows and lambs with typical bid figures from USDA notes.
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Armour & Co
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Ashland Oil
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Assoc Dry Gas
North Nat Gas
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AY Anuti My
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Packard Motor
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Boeing Airpin
Parkebuvis
Orden
Bore Warner
IC Penny Co
Breniff Air
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Bymouth Ol
Ji Case Co
Pujiman Incor
Celanese Corp
Jipure Oil Co
Celotex Corp
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Central & SW
Sipk Pictures
Ches & Ohio
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Cheo Ri&Pac
Reo Motors
Chrysler Corp
Republic Avia
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Clinton Foods
Rexall Drug
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Reynolds Tab
Columbia Gag
Richfield Oil
Colubian Car
Safeway Stores
Comer Credit
St Joseph Ld
Edison
St Regis
Consol Edison
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Sears Roebuck
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Seiber Rubber
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Sinclair Oil
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Sun Oil
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Sunray Oil Co
Freeport
General Tire
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Gillette Safety
Texpac Coal
Gimble Bros
Glidden
Goodall
Central
UN Paramount Inspir Copper
Pine &Foly Interlake Iron
Peerson
Gwort Co
T&t
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Warren Petrol
Genes & Laugh
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Kennecott Cop
Western Auto
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Western Union
Lehigh Portidl
Westingh Airb
Libby McNeill
Westingh Elec
Lion Oil Co
West Penn el
Wheeling Steel
Lockheed Airc
White Motors
Loew's Inc
Willys Ourland
Lone Star
Wilson & Co
Long Bell
Woolworth Co
Lorillard Co
Youngs Steel
Louis & Nashv
Youngsta Star
Chicago Livestock Market Report August Hogs and Steers Move
Chicago livestock market notes hogs under 230 pounds down to 25 cents, heavier weights steady to higher with top at 22.65 and 260-290 pounds 21.75 to 22.25. Prime steers steady, other grades steady to 50 cents lower, prime steers 37.50 to 39.00 top 39.00, good prime 32.00 to 37.50, steers and heifers mixed 37.75, low prime heifers 32.00 to 36.75. Sheep slow, market not established.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Funeral services for A B Nelson 75 held Thursday
Funeral services for A B Nelson aged 75 will be conducted Thursday morning at 10 30 oclock in the Blackburn Shaw Memorial Chapel. He died yesterday in Northwest Texas Hospital after about a week illness. He is survived by his sister Mrs May Click who arrived today from Tacoma Washington.
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Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel
Nelson
East Seventeenth
Northwest Texas Hospital
May Click
Tacoma
Wash
Garner Home Ransacked by Screen-Ripper
A burglar slashed a den screen at 2305 Julian to enter the Garner residence while Mrs. Garner and three daughters slept upstairs. About $20 in cash was taken from a purse on the mantel, with only $1 missing after a stray bill was found at the stairs. The living areas were ransacked. upstairs remained secured and untouched.
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Bob” Garner
Garner
Garners
Wild Parties At River Shack Bring Arrests In Peru
In Peru Indiana a three week stretch of nightly sex and drinking at an abandoned river shack led to the arrest of four youths and four teenage girls including three state school fugitives. Deputies report the group met each evening, with the 15 year old Peru girl among participants. Two girls were captured in a raid and others later. several youths face delinquency charges while three girls are returned to the Fort Wayne State School for Girls. Alfred Lyke of Macy identified among the arrestees.
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Ind
J. M. Behle
Missisinewa
Bert Smith
Behle
Fort Wayne State School
Truman seeks changes to loopholes in current law
President Truman plans a near term move to plug loopholes in the existing controls law. Democratic leaders aim to adjourn Congress by October 1, with a probable presidential message to be discussed. Truman met yesterday with Michael Di Salle and Eric Johnston to discuss possible amendments and the current price and economic stabilization framework.
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Spanking Hurt Dad More Than His Son Incident
In Mishawaka Indiana Ellsworth B Wilson aged 43 spanked his 10 year old son Ellsworth Sr for disobedience. During the act Wilson knocked over a lamp and sustained a head wound treated at a Mishawaka hospital. The boy sustained no visible injuries.
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Ellsworth B. Wilson
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Ellsworth
UN delegates press for delay as defense aid looms
UN delegates debated delaying cease fire talks or risking a breakdown to push Congress toward large war appropriations. Amid neutrality concerns, hope for a truce agreement faded as Kaesong committee members spent hours studying Allied maps seeking a compromise line.
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Kaesong
Judge recalls reconciliation option in long marriage case
A court discussed divorce amid a 59 year marriage. The judge stated he did not grant the divorce and noted marital suits are often referred to the Family Service when reconciliation is possible. The genial judge emphasized that many cases explore renewed harmony.
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New Electronic Ear Hides Deafness in Chicago
A Chicago scientist unveils an astonishing electronic ear that makes deafness disappear and transmits whispers clearly without any visible device. Full details offered by mail from Electronic Research Director at 1450 W 19th St Beltone Building Chicago Ill. A penny postcard suffices.
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Electronic Research
19Th St
Beltone
Ill
First tribunal of its kind court speeds justice in county
The judge notes divorce suits rise amid emotion yet reconciliations often backfire in court. Clerk Mrs Blanche Calhoun, a key part of the court since its start, praises efficient operations. Public reaction is favorable and attorneys laud the court as a state model. Commissioners funded 6000 for court facilities and may need more staff and space if business grows.
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Blanche Calhoun
Calhoun
County Clerk’s Office
McGregor
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