Markets Stock Averages Mixed Amid Mixed Trade News
The market page shows a jumble of stock quotes and commodity notes led by Merrill Lynch style references and a mix of firms like Radio Corps Belotex Corp and K Grok. Cattle and hog quotes in Chicago and Kansas City appear mixed with modest declines and steady demand.
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Baer Bucyrus
Gaterpillar
Radio Corps
Belotex Corp
Baee
Poe
Eerigedt
Beka
Baer
Wwe
Gener
Gwett
Wince Shei
Wmbert
Sar
Portia
Kinby McNal
New York
Cure Amer
Wainy
Ritwad Gash
Belidlens
Chicago
Grain Co
Kansas
Kansas City
Coortie
Eood
Bhagat K. Ted
Lambe
Dublin Man Faces Trial Over Worthless Draft Swindle
A Dublin man was tried in 47th District Court on a swindling charge for giving a worthless draft to buy an automobile. The vehicle was later sold to an Amarillo used car dealer. The defendant, who listed Dublin Texas, was represented by Dublin attorneys.
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47Th District
Amarillo
Jones
Dublin
Tex
Warren Warren: Warren Frowns On Vote Recount
Governor Earl Warren rejected calls for a recount in California after the 1948 presidential election. He congratulated Truman and said the election was honest and final. Final tallies: Truman 1,913,134. Dewey 1,805,269. Wallace 190,381. Watson 16,926. Voter turnout reached about 4.08 million of 6.06 million registered.
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Jachamento
Cal
United States
California
Earl Warren
Truman
Secretary of State
Dewey
Henry Wallace
Prohibition
Claude Watson
Wreck Near Canyon Prompts Charges After Collision
A highway crash near Canyon left Amarillo resident Joe Duckworth severely injured and five others with minor injuries. The Jeep party returning from a duck hunt included Bill Wilson of Canyon and James Thompson. Charges were expected to be filed today as investigators pursue the case.
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Canyon
Joe Duckworth
Amarillo
Duckworth
Bonham
Los Angeles
Billy
Cameron
Hereford
Ind
Yuma
Ariz
Yelock
Leitha Marie Truax
Bill Wilson
Prea
James A. ‘Thomp
Fants
Northwest, Texas
Thompson
Neblett Hospital
Yon
Paul Judd
Florida
Jimmie Dry
Bob Pellom
M. E. Intrell
Randall County
Two Hijackers Elude Police At Local Liquor Store Raid
Two men hijacked the One O One Liquor Store at 101 Fillmore last night. They bound manager Jess Willmering and a customer J. L. Kerr with binder twine and escaped with 70 dollars from the register and 20 dollars from Kerr’s wallet. Kerr, a railroad worker from Oklahoma City, was staying at the Ross Hotel in Amarillo. One bandit brandished a sawed off shotgun and forced the two victims into the back room. The burglars also took a bottle of whiskey and a bottle of gin and have eluded capture.
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Fillmore
Jess Willmering
J. L. Kerr
Mental Health Commitment Sought For Slaying Suspects
Traverse City reports state hospital commission recommends commitment to a state training school for Richard Damer 13 Harry Damer 10 after three youths admitted to the killing of a woods man. Prosecutor says Robert Black 12 helped and that Arthur King 68 was involved. Court action expected next week.
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Traverse City
Mich
Richard Damer
Harry
Paul Kenny
Robert Black
Arthur King
Robert
Amarillo man charged with DWI after shotgun incident
Luther Clinton Bullard, 29, of 1012 Milam, was jailed in Potter County on a second DWI charge this year after a man reported being followed by a car with a shotgun protruding from the window. Bullard allegedly fled to police headquarters, where officers recovered a double-barrel shotgun and shells from the other vehicle. Bond was set at $1,000 by Justice of the Peace Charlie Carder.
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Amarillo
Potter County
Luther Clinton Bullard
Justice of the Peace
Charlie Car
Bullard
Hale
W. L. Tomberlin
Forest
Stoon
Tomberlin
Polish Refugees Enlist With Allied Army Aid
Two Polish refugees Eugen Zacharchuk aged 22 and Walter Zacharchuk aged 18 were enlisted by Army sergeants James Morris and Owen Heetwole after being freed from German camps. The brothers quoted the Army’s help as pivotal in their decision to join, with Kagame’s camp and Buchenwald noted in their accounts.
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Owen Heetwole
Omaha Safety Council Uses Films to Promote Home Highway Care
The Omaha Safety Council plans color 16 mm sound films to implant fear of hazards. The home safety committee, made of civic workers, produces 35 scenes showing do's and don'ts from traffic accidents to daily tasks like boiling water and handling objects. News-Globe Want Ads Get Result.
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Omaha Safety Council
Home Safety Committee
Churchill slams Labour on defence policy shifts
London dispatch reports Winston Churchill accusing the Labour government of mishandling Britain's defense and wasting resources. He attacked postwar policy during a debate on a bill to extend draft service from 12 to 18 months, citing delays in peace treaties and uprisings in Malaya.
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Winnie
London
Winston Churchill
Britain
Druftees
A. V. Alexander Nd
Churchill
Anderson Confers With Officials Here
Santa Fe traffic head R. T. Anderson arrived on The Grand Canyon for talks with H. C. Vincent and Oliver. Anderson to succeed the late Tom Gallaher. Allen C. Ater and E. A. Tusha join to confer. Headquarters in Chicago. Vincent is traffic manager. Oliver is general passenger agent.
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Gemcome
Santa Fe
R. T. Anderson
Grand Canyon
H. C. Vincent
Oliver
Chicago
Vincent
Anderson
Tom Gallaher
Allen C. Ater
Gulf Lines
Galveston
E. A. Tusha
San Angelo
Fifth Day of Fog Grips West Europe LONDON Nec 1
The era's heaviest fog covered western Europe for a fifth day causing widespread traffic hazards and disruptions to air, rail, and streetcar services across a dozen misted countries. Southampton saw clearing and ships Queen Elizabeth and Aquitania finally left dock once stranded.
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West Europe
London
Nec
Europe
Southhampton
Prison break death threat looms over Miran Thompson
Thompson pulled a small revolver in a car scuffle wounding Savage and fled with Day toward New Mexico. Arrested at San Jon, he confessed the weapon fired accidentally. Convicted for kidnaping and slaying, he faced multiple trials, survived Alcatraz, and now faces execution in San Quentin.
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Thompson
Savace
Day
Amarllo
Savage
Leavenworth
Childress
Alcatraz
Amarillo
United States
Miran Thompson
San Quentin
Berlin Sees Communist Takeover Amid West Berlin Stand
Mayor Ferdinand Friedensburg was denied entry to City Hall in the Soviet sector and moved administration to West Berlin. The Moscow dominated bloc formed a parallel city government with 32 of 130 assembly members, while Friedensburg’s allies met in West Berlin. Otto Suhr deemed the seizure illegal as Deputy Mayor Louise Schroeder urged a protest in elections next Sunday.
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Berlin
Ferdinand Friedensburg
West Berlin
Friedensburg
Wreck at Shakespeare Plants Sparks Labor Clash
Wreckers broke windows and damaged Shakespeare Products Co facilities as non-strikers faced entry through picket lines. Police report says several non-strikers were beaten inside. President Curtis W. Davis warned damage could be substantial. CIO official Glenn E. Signam alleged outside strike breakers, linking the violence to the Shakespeare Companies plants.
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Hoyt
Curtis W. Davis
Shakespeare Products Co
Shakespeare Companies
Shakespeare Co
Glenn E. Signam
CIO
United Steel Workers
Shakespeare
Chief Harper Returns From Texas Police Chiefs Meeting
Police Chief Sid Harper returned last night from Dallas where he attended an executive committee meeting of the Texas Police Chiefs Association. He serves as first vice-president of the organization.
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Chief Harper
Sid Harper
Dallas
The
Texas Police Chiefs Association
Hunter Stalks Deer Death Stalks Hunter Hunter Stalks Deer
Elmer Hupp, 49, hunting near Buckhannon and among first to hunt opening day, died of a heart attack after a bay area deer was shot. His body found near a six point buck, game officials said. The death occurred as construction bids were being reviewed in Galveston.
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Dallas
Law
Sepa
Galveston
Dee
Aval
Hupp
Houston
Bill Burley
Buckhannon
Robert F. McKee Construction Co
Davis
Wva
Smith named Texas Rural Roads Association executive director
Gilbert Smith of Fort Worth was selected as the Texas Rural Roads Association new executive director by the group's executive committee in Waco on December 1. Smith previously served as president of the Texas County Judges Association.
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Waco
Gilbert Smith
Fort Worth
Texas Rural Roads Association
Smith
Texas County Judges Association
Fire at Thomas Dinner House prompts department review
The article details Hancock and four other Amarillo Fire Department members with long service records, a hearing that led to Hancock’s reinstatement and promotion timeline, and the Thomas Dinner House fire starting from a heater near a post. Fire crews evacuated patrons from the Amarillo Inn with damage estimated at 25000 dollars.
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Colombia
Cooper
Dewey Morris
Ugh
John Carney
Roy Hill
Hancock
City Personnel Board
Cap
North Pork
Thomas Dinner House
North
Amarillo
Ed Thomas
Dinner House
Central Station
Amarillo Inn
Chinese hold south Yangtze while seeking American aid and MacArthur
A high source asserts Nationalist leaders will resist the Communists and defend all Asia, not just China. They plead for American munition supplies and propose appointing General MacArthur as supreme military adviser to rally support. They warn U S focus on Europe risks Asia falling under Soviet influence.
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Yangtze River
Pacific
China
MacArthur
Asia
Far East
United States
Washington
Russia
Europe
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