Death notices for Schriber and Reed brothers in DC and Ohio
Schriber William Schriber Jr 35 died Saturday in Washington DC and was survived by Esther Schriber and Holt, Mrs Leland Brown. Service 10:30 AM Wednesday at Griges Chapel with burial at Liane. Ample parking adjoining chapel. Reed Jack Cordell 47 of Cleveland Ohio died Saturday. Father of Jackie and son of Mr and Mrs, brother of William. Body to be sent to California Tuesday afternoon for service and burial.
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William, Schriber, Jr
Washington
S. Esther Schriber
Mississippi
Holt
Leland Brown
Griges
Jack Cordell Reed
Cleveland
Ohio
Jackie
M. Reed
William
California
Rail unions clash as government role looms over pay talks
Government intervention timelines stretch from 1946 seizure of a major line to ongoing 17 month dispute. Switchmen’s union breaks off talks while big rail unions push for higher pay and a 40 hour yard week without pay loss. Token strikes ripple through Louisville St Paul and Republic Steel terminal in Cleveland.
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Mr. Truman
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
Switchmen’s Union of North America
Switchmen
So You Can Hear free brochure for deafened persons
A Beltone advertisement offers a free brochure titled So You Can Hear, a practical guide for the hard of hearing. Readers are urged to send name and address to Beltone Dept 40-A, 1450 W 19th St Chicago, and share the notice with others who may benefit.
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Beltone
Dept
19Th St
Chicago 8
Ill
Pianist Pleads Not Guilty Over Fish License
Esther Jonsson, famed pianist from Amarillo, pleaded not guilty in Salida to fishing without a nonresident license. She and husband Arthur Garlinghouse, with a Ponconcha Springs summer home, argued for resident status but were fined $25 plus coins totaling about $30 after pleas of guilty for him and not guilty for her.
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Salida
Colo
Esther Jonsson
Amarillo
Arthur Garinghouse
Garlinghouses
Ponconcha Springs
Colorado
Garlinghouse
Supply Arms Only To Organized Troops
Maj. Gen. Lyman L. Lemnitzer told the House Appropriations Committee that North Atlantic Treaty nations will receive American arms and munitions only if they have organized manpower to use them. He said equipment bought with American money will be transferred only to the extent that effective forces exist to utilize it.
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Washington
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Office of Mutual Assistance
House Appropriations Committee
Lemnitzer
UN Flag Is Hard To Get In Los Angeles
The County Board of Supervisors seeks to fly the United Nations flag in the plaza court of flags. Steps include obtaining a purchase permit from Trygve Lie, sending an official order to a New York manufacturer with exclusive rights, and waiting for a price list. A ceremony will mark the flag’s arrival.
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Los Angeles
County Board of Supervisors
United Nations
Plaza
Trygve Lie
New York
Labor bill provisions on wage price controls and labor dispute machinery
The House bill retains provisions to control wage and price levels from May 24 to June and allows a rollback with limited exceptions possibly including farm commodities. It sets up mediation arbitration for defense related labor disputes in line with Taft Hartley. It exempts voluntary business agreements from antitrust and the federal trade act at presidential request. the only major change is the removal of a labor disputes machinery section by the House.
US Tanks Hit Reds On Taegu Road In Night Battle
American tanks from the 3rd Tank Company and allied artillery fought a night clash near Taegu, claiming several Russian built tanks knocked out. US forces, including the 25th Infantry Division and Fifth Regimental Combat Team, held the line while South Korean troops moved on Chungam and Sobok hills. North and central fronts saw continued action with patrols near Mangijong Indong and the Naktong River.
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Taegu
Otis D. Saum
Waterbury
Saum
Satim
Taetu
25Th Infantry Division
Hawaii
Pusan
35Th
Chungam
Haman
Sobok
Tundok
24Th Infantry
Battle Mountain
Stan Swinton
Eighth Army
Texas
Naktong River
Hyongpung
First Cavalry
Waegwan
Mangijong
Indong
Pohang
Sea of Japan
Broad Market Quotes From Amarillo Office Report
Tuesday stock quotations from Lance Pierce ledger show wide mixed moves across many majors. Names like Allied Chem, General Electric, General Motors, Texaco, and United States Steel appear with varied percentages indicating shifts in investor sentiment and sector performance.
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New York
Amarillo
Lance, Pierce
Reduction
LongBell Loa
Alaska Juneau
Lorillard
Allegheny
Louisy
Nash
Natl Gan
Amer Tobaco
Amer Woolen
Amer Zine Ld
Ander Prnch
Armcor&t
Armour & Co
Arch Top&sf
Avco Maniac
Baldwin Loco
Baltimore & O
Bendix Aviata
Best Foods
Bethlehem Stl
Pitta So&Bolt
Canadian Pac
Plymouth Oil
Carrier Corp
Paor & Cor
Case Co
Proc & Gam
Celanese
Publicker
Celotex Corp
Pullman
Cent & So W
Pure O
Certainteed Pr
Radio Cor
Chesnap & O
Ra Radio
Chicago Corp
Reo Moto
Jos
Regis
Pm Ind
Consol Vultee
Sears Roeb
Continent
Belbing
Alge
Sharon
Crane Co
Crucible
Dupont
Stand Gaspd
Lees
Rene Oil Cal Ti
Stand Oil NJ
Stern Airlin
Spe
Eaton Mia
Sterling D
Electric Autol
Erie Railroad
Stone Webst
Eversharp
Studebaker
Flintkote
Sun Oil Co
Foster Wheeler
Freeport
Sylvan Elec
General Foods
Tenn Corp
General Motor
Texas Co
Tex Gulf Pro
General Tirer
Tex Gulf Sul
Gillette Safety Iy Tex Pac CO
Gimble Bros
Tidentr
Glidden
Tim Det Ax
Goodall Sanfigi
Tim R Br
F Goodrich
Transm Co
Goodyear T&r
Transc WA
Graham Paige
Gat Cen
Believe General Dean Murdered by Enemy in Korea
Army intelligence believes Maj. Gen. William F. Dean was stabbed to death by a Korean Communist while a prisoner of war after Taejon fighting. Dean, missing since July 21, reportedly tried to escape Taejon with Commu nists closing in. Survivors and a former interpreter, captured and recaptured, testified to a fatal stabbing and body identification while the general was seen afoot during the retreat.
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Korea
U.P
Army
William F. Dean
Dean
Taejon
Helmiess
Burglary at Western Grocery Market in Plains
Thieves smashed a window at Western Grocery Market located at 4201 Plains between 8 and 9 last night. They stole about $1 in pennies nickels and dimes and a box of candy. Four dimes minted in 1940 and Liberty Head nickels were taken. Entry was gained through a rear door. Sheriff’s department investigates.
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Western
Plains
Jack Haimes
Potter County Sheriff's Department
Borger Man Pleads Guilty To Negligent Homicide
Sammy Sherman Cox of Borger pleaded guilty in county court to negligent homicide for a Highway 136 crash near Borger Amarillo on Oct 23, 1949. He was fined 200 dollars plus costs and his license suspended six months. Mrs. E M Brooke of Borger was the deceased in the fatal crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammy Sherman Cox
Borger
Cox
E. M. Brooke
Amarillo
State Highway Patrol
Speed Action on GI Allowances Bill Heads for Passage
Senate leaders moved to pass a bill providing monthly cash allowances for dependents of enlisted servicemen with little opposition in sight. A House version advanced with unanimous armed services committee approval. House action hoped this week. Retroactivity differs: House favors Aug 1 start, Senate July 1 with scaled payments.
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Washington
Senate
Armed Services
Capitol
Armed Services Committee
Vinson
Georgia
House
World Bank Loans Australia 100 Million for Development
The World Bank authorized a 100 million dollar loan to Australia, the bank’s first to both Australia and any Southwest Pacific nation. The funds will back private and government development projects over two years, with possible further loans envisioned over the next five years.
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Washington
World Bank Today
Australia
Southwest Pacific
Eugene R. Black
Boy dies after rope accident near Cook home
A boy named Jimmy was found hanging from a rope attached to a 2 by 4 on a house side beside the Cook home. He was revived by ambulance personnel and rested at the hospital. His father drives a Trailways bus, and Cecil and his mother had often played on the rope.
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Trailways
Cook
Jimmy
Cecil
Egyptian and French swimmers smash Channel record
Hassan Abd-el Rehim 41 of Egypt and Roger Le Morvan 26 of France won a mass Channel swim in record times amid rain and rough seas sponsored by a London paper. Rehim finished 19 hours 53 minutes, Le Morvan 11 hours 4 minutes, with Hamad of Egypt and Warle of Sweden also prominent.
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Dover
England
English
London
Hassan Abd-el Rehim
Egypt
Roger le Morvan
France
George Michel
Rehim
Morvan
London Daily Mail
Mareeh Hassan Hamad
Cap Gris Nez
David Frank
New York
Hamad
le Morvan
Sweden
Lars-Bertil Warle
Warle
White Cliffs
Woman Fatally Struck by Car in Fort Worth
Mrs. Hettie L. Lehmer, 50, a pedestrian, was killed last night after being struck by an automobile as she crossed Meadowbrook Drive following a bus ride. It marked the 38th traffic fatality in Tarrant County this year.
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Fort Worth
U.P
Hettie L. Lehmer
Meadowbrook Drive
Tarrant County
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