Yanks Add Punch as Peace Fades on Plains
President Truman said U S forces would be stronger if full scale fighting resumes with the Communists and backed Gen Ridgway 100 percent in all since cease-fire talks began. Ridgway refused to reopen an Allied plane bomb Kaesong probe. Peiping dismissed the UN note and pressed accusations as it attacked Ridgway. The broadcast cited delays in Korea decision amid Japan talks in San Francisco.
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Washington
Truman
United States
Matthew B. Ridgway
Ridgway
Kaesong
Peiping
Korea
San Francisco
Heat Wave Intensifies Across Plains While Readings Vary
Officials in Amarillo logged 97 degrees as a heat wave persisted with no relief before tomorrow night. A Hemphill County rancher reported 109 degrees from four shaded thermometers. In Gage Oklahoma officials recorded 106 degrees as the Panhandle sweltered.
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Amarillo
Hemphill County
Gage
Okla
British Officials Refute Two Diplomats Vanished Search Update
Britain's Ridsdale briefed top officials for an hour and said the search for MacLean and Burgess remains unchanged. Daily Herald and Daily Graphic cite sources claiming location of the two, while Morison notes no evidence they took secret papers. French police say Mrs MacLean has no knowledge of their whereabouts.
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Ridsdale
Daily Herald
Daily Express
Britain
Secret Service
London Daily Herald
Foreign Office
MacLean
Melinda
French Riviera
The
Herald
Labor Party
Daily
Graphic
Paris
Riviera
War Mountains
Burgess
Washington
Herbert Morrison
House of Commons
St. Malo
France
Rennes
Rome
Cairo
Morrison
Hospital Chairman Is Coming To Shrine Ceremonial
Galloway Calhoun of Karem Temple Waco a past imperial potentate will attend the Texas Shrine Association all-state ceremony. He is chairman of the Shriners Hospitals for Crippled Children board of trustees. Khiva Temple plans fundraising for a hospital under imperial council authorization. Four thousand copies of Bogie by Fred Seale will be sold for 2.50 in three booths at the temple Herring Hotel and Municipal Auditorium. Mrs Richard Green seeks volunteers to staff the sales call 34037.
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Texas Shrine Association
Galloway Calhoun
Karem Temple
Waco
Imperial
Noble Calhoun
Shriner’s Hospitals
United States
Canada
Mexico
Hawaii
Imperial Council
Khiva Temple
Khiva
Fred Seale
Temple
Herring Hotel
Municipal Auditorium
Richard Green
Cheyenne
Shrinedom March to Mammoth Convention Highlighted
A festival style report notes a major Mystic Shrine gathering headed by leading dignitaries Ciacobbees and Rhanaw Aretuium, promising one of the era’s grandest sessions and a strong advance for Shrine activities in March.
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Mammoth
Vanguard
Ciacobbees Amd Rhanaw
aAretiuium
Tadac
Texas Shrine visitors pour into Amarillo for weekend ceremonies
Amarillo hosts the Texas Shrine Association convention drawing delegates from 11 temples in Texas and sister temples elsewhere. Imperial potentate Robert Gardiner Wilson Jr from Aleppo Temple Boston arrives today, with prominent leaders including Walter Guy Scimitar Temple Little Rock and George Stringfellow Salaam Temple West Orange. Parade, dances, style show, and a large organizing effort with 20 committees mark the weekend, with lodging arranged in nearby towns and hotels.
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Dvuulilwess Vora
Witu Tmy
Amarillo
Texas Shrine Association
Robert Gardiner Wilson, Jr
Aleppo Temple
Boston
North America
Walter C. Guy
Scimitar Temple
Little Rock
George E. Stringfellow
Salaam Temple
West Orange
George A. Mattison, Jr
Zamora
Birmingham
Paul C. Crouch
Pampa
Khiva Temple
Wayne O'Keefe
Floyd H. Scott
Mossah Temple
Fort Worth
Texas Shrine Chanters Association
Municipal Auditorium
Jim Hudson
Window Smashing at Jewel Food Distributing
Vandals smashed a front window at Jewel Food Distributing Company located at 316 North Osage. The building was not entered and no injuries are reported. Police investigation underway.
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Jewel Food Distributing Company
North Osage
Hoover Sees Ruin in Capital Corruption
Former President Herbert Hoover told the Iowa State Fair in Des Moines that public tolerance of scandalous behavior in Washington risks destroying the nation. He urged moral indignation, urged a return to the Ten Commandments, and warned Congress cannot fix intellectual dishonesty.
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Hoover
Des Moines
Iowa
Sss
Scsbert Hoover
Washington
America
Congress
Amarillo man reports sighting a flying saucer
Floyd Lee Shores of Amarillo claimed he saw a saucer while on his way to work near St Francis. He described a silent, aluminum craft about 56 to 60 feet wide, 1,500 feet high, that paused briefly then sped away as ducks formed a shadow he tracked. Reports of flying objects had been seen in Lubbock and nearby.
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Floyd Lee Shores
Amarillo
Shores
Pantex-Atomic Energy Commission
St. Francis
Mr. Shores
Duck Season Opens Later and Runs Longer in 1951
Texas voters set opening day for November 9 with hunting from noon to sunset. Five ducks per day and 16 in possession, with up to two Canada geese or two white fronts or one of each. Oklahoma runs October 19 to December 7, New Mexico splits October 12-31 and December 17-January 5, 1952. Goose limits are three per day in Oklahoma and New Mexico, Canada geese restrictions unchanged. season dates vary by state.
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Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Train Demolishes Abandoned Car at Santa Fe Crossing
Officers search for the driver of a 1949 Plymouth sedan registered to Charles Warnock of Dimmitt after a locomotive hit it at the Santa Fe crossing on South Washington. No one was aboard. the car, found abandoned, was demolished around 10:30. Patrolmen investigate potential theft.
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South
Washington
Charles Warnock
Dimmitt
Honeymooners Lose Unemployment Pay
In New Jersey, newlyweds cannot claim state unemployment payments while on their honeymoon. The Division of Employment Security reported the Board of Review ruled that a honeymooner, away from town, cannot meet the law’s requirements to be able and available and actively seeking work.
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Trenton
New Jersey
State Division of
Employment Security Today
Board of Review
National League Play Recaps Mention Late Night Scores
Fragmentary box score note lists players Mays Yvars and McCullough Spencer as homerun mentions. Night games include Cincinnati at Brooklyn Chicago at Boston St. Louis at Philadelphia with American League Columbus Detroit Boston at Detroit and late scores noted for Feller Tebbetts Martin Tipton.
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Friend
McCullough
Spencer
Yvars
Mays
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Paos Bves
Creveina
Martin
Tipton
Feller
Gromek
Tebbetts Boston
Detroit
Pilferers Picked Three Bales In One Night In Cotton Field
In Weslaco on August 30 thieves rifled a cotton field and took three bales before fleeing, authorities said. The sheriff's office reported the incident as an overnight theft with no injuries or arrests noted.
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Sheriff's Office
Amarillo Weather and Texas Panhandle Outlook
US Weather Bureau reports fair hot conditions across Amarillo and vicinity with highs near 98 today and 97 tomorrow. Panhandle outlook favors outdoor work with cooler weekend and possible scattered showers Friday night or Saturday. West Texas partly cloudy with high temperatures and scattered thundershowers in El Paso and Big Bend, New Mexico noted through Friday.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
Outagoor
West Texas
el Paso
Big Bend
New Mexico
Amarillo Public Schools Open Enrollment For 1951-52
Opening enrollment for the 1951-52 school year in Amarillo shows general normalcy despite busy conditions at the air field and Pantex. Superintendent Charles M. Rogers says registration is proceeding, with more newcomers than usual and no serious confusion. Avondale and Horace Mann buildings face construction delays causing half day schedules and temporary room use as work continues.
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Amarillo
Chas. M. Rogers
Air Field
Pantex
Avondale
Fifteenth
Rogers
Horace Mann
North Buchanan
School days end for Mrs Stanford after 38 years of lunches
Mrs. T. W. Stanford, living at 405 Madison, reflects on 38 years of packing lunches and assisting with homework as registration begins for a term she has not prepared a child for in decades. She married in 1912 and raised six children, later seeing nine in school at once and then grandchildren. See Mrs Stanford on page 10.
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Mary Louise Broome
T. W. Stanford
Madison
Stanford
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