Kingsland Nellie M dies. services set in Amarillo
Nellie M Kingsland of Lone Beach California widow of Bush Kingsland died Thursday. She was mother of Hallie Roberta and Willie McDermaid and sister of Belva Lucretia Carl Earl Glassford and Daisy Bridges. Body arriving Amarillo Saturday morning with a 2 PM service at Griggs chapel. Service pending for several others including Alfred Oliver Brown 59 of Harrison and Arreguin 65 of 1632 Cleveland.
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Nellie M Kingsland
Lone Beach
Calif
Bush Kingsland
Belva
Lucretia
Carl
Earl Glassford
Daisy Bridges
Grace Corrigan
Amarillo
Griggs Tetas Chapel
Hedge
Isemen
Hallie Roberta
Willie Ae McDermaid
Oe Ee
Pariey
Brown Alfred Oiver
Harrison
Husban
Etta
Alfred W
Albert L
Burdette O
Cecil L
James
George A Roberts
Jordon
Simpson
Wwervice
Wriggs Arreguin
Cleveland
N. S. Griggs and Sons
Lawmakers mull draft and defense funding at Truman talks
The report notes possible changes in draft inductions and law, with no mobilization changes discussed for after the year. Rep Halleck says Republicans will push for quick action on national defense. Sen Bridges notes the request exceeds expectations and that Congress will review and fund if justified. No atom bomb discussion occurred. Most of Truman's cabinet attended the meeting.
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Short
Halleck
Indiana
Bridges
New Hampshire
Appropriations Committee
Congress
Gurney
Truman
Better Baby Contest Winner Has White Mother Negro Dad
Detroit observers crowned Lester H. Massengill, a 29 month old with a white mother and a Negro father, as the grand prize baby in a Detroit Junior Board of Commerce event. He topped 5244 rivals on health beauty and popularity earning a four year university scholarship, a Miami trip for family, and assorted prizes.
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Detroit
Detroit Junior Board of Commerce
Lester H. Massengill
Ford Motor Co
WAC
Baby Lester
Lester
George L. Massengill
Claire
Miami
Markets 12 O'clock Quotations from Amarillo Merrill Lynch
Markets column lists various stock prices and bond quotes from major companies and industries, including Allied Stores, American Can, Bethlehem Steel, General Motors, and Union Oil, with prices and percentage changes. The list notes air and rail stocks, utilities, and industrials, reflecting broad market activity and Over-The-Counter notes, alongside New York curb market prices and Kansas City livestock figures.
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Amarillo
Merrill Lynch
Fenner and
Beane
Sidbesy
Aled Ghem
Mina Botewig
Allied Stores
Allis Chalmers
Boontgmard
Amer Airlines
Tor
Amer
Amer Tobac
Nati Supply
North Au
Ander
North NatGas
Armco
North Prema
Armour É& Co
Ohio _ air Mate eGo
Oliver Corp
Avco Manufac
Packard Airwi
Baltimore & O
Pbanhand P&r
Bendix Aviata
Paramount Pe
Bendix Appli
Darke Day
Best Foods
C Penne
Bethlehem Stl
Penn Pewa&Lt
Pennsylva RR
Bliss Co
Pepsi Cola
Boeing Airpin
Phelps Dodge
Bohn Alum
AR Tie Corp
Borge Warner
Morris
Braniff Airwy
Phillips Petrol
Bridgeport Br
Pitteb S & Bolt
Briggs
Bure OW Calif Packing
Radio Gorptics Canada Dryll
Reo Motors
Canadian Pac
Republic Avia
Carrier Corp
Republic Steel
I Case Co
Rever C&b
Caterpillar Tr
Rexall Drug
Reynold Tobb
Aoe i Ieee
Cent & So W
Safeway
Certainteed Pr
St Joseph Ld
Chicago Corp
St Regis Papr
Chgeo Rié&Pac
Schenley Ind
CIT Financial Ae
Sears Roebuck
Uett Peach
ColoFuel&Iron
Feiberling Rb
Colum G&e i Servel Inc
Solum Carb
Shamrk O&g
Commer Cred
Sharon Steel
Commer Solv
Shell UN Oil
Comwl
Simmons Co
Consol Vultee
Sinclair Oil
Continent Bak
Aay Weem
Continent Oil
Amer Gold
Porto Rico Sg
Sparks
Curtiss Wright
Sperry
Spiegel Inc
Ei Beerta
Sapaaune
Distillers Corp
Stara
Douglas Airer
Spe
Dow
Dow Chem 4 Sterling D 357 Dupont 7A% Stewart Warn 16 Edison 2914 | Stone&s
Webst
Eagle Picher
Studebaker
Ked
Sun Oil Co
Eastern Airlin
Sunray Oil
Eaton Mfg
Sunshineb
Railroa Swift & Co
Ekeiss
Sylvan Elec
Symington Gd
Federal Mer
Tenn Corp
Telautograh
Foster Wheeler
Texas Co
Tex Gulf
Gaeeet Lay
United Gas
Homestake
Mi5
US Pipe&Fdry
Houston
Interlake I
Walworth
Warner Bros
Internatl
Nick
Warren Petroer
Ren
Wesson Oil
T& West Indies Sg
Johns Manvil
Western Auto
Jones & Laugh
Western Una
Westingh Airb
Kennecott Cop
Laclede Gas L
Westingh
Elec
Pennet
Linby, Monat
White Motors
Willys Overland
Wilson & Co
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Woolworth
Jane
Younesta
Louisy & Nash
New York
Amer Maracab
Kaiser-Frazer
Ark
Nat Gas
Lone Star Gas
Atlas Plywood
Kingston Pr
Burma
Natl Bell Hess
Barry Biscuit
Catalin Corp
Nat Pudlos
Ree Aurcrats
Nias Hud Pwr
Es Service
Niles B Pon
Northrop Athrer
Baeu
Pancostal
Pantopoc ' Ske
B&s
Superior T&d
Tong Sol
Humble Oil
United Aire
Tex East Tyan
Penn
Texas Gas
Ssesnecs Logit
Southern Union Gas
MacArthur Says No Stop-Line Suggested
General Douglas MacArthur rejects any plan to halt before the Manchurian boundary. He asserts all UN command movements align with UN resolutions and directives, and that stopping short would require revising those resolutions.
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General MacArthur
New York
New York Times
Douglas MacArthur
Times Dispatch
Washington
Arthur Krock
MacArthur
Far East Command
Krock
Times
James Reston
Reston
United Nations Command
United
Pot of Gold in Wall Triggers Ciudad Bolivar Treasure Fever
In Ciudad Bolivar Venezuela residents chase a wall stash after Senora Isabella Davila found a plaster reveal with ancient coins. The tale ties to Conquistadors and 1817 Royalist tactics, when General Manuel Piar drove Spaniards away and they hid treasure in walls and ceilings.
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Ciudad Bolivar
Venezuela
Senora
Isabella Davila
Orinoco
el Dorado
Manual Piar
Battery radios still in demand in India
In Lucknow a state owned factory currently producing water meters will be converted to radio production to meet demand. Sets will be inexpensive, priced at 50 to 100 rupees. Plans aim to expand the facility to electrical measuring instruments electro medical apparatus and microscopes.
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Lucknow
India
Greek Rebuilding Hits Rapid Pace
Athens reports rapid postwar reconstruction with guerrillas vanished and refugees returning home. Since 1947 the rail network is restored, 2,000 miles of highways resurfaced or repaired, nearly 200 bridges rebuilt, 11 airfields improved, the Corinth Canal reopened, three major ports reconstructed, and 40,000 housing units built.
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Athens
Greece
Corinth Canal
Forest Replanted In Iceland From Norway Shipment
SAS completed a shipment of 280000 young firs from Norway to Iceland. Iceland previously lost most of its forests due to climate shifts. The new hardier fir variety is suited to Icelandic conditions and aims to restore tree cover.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Norway
Scandinavian Airlines
Like Father Like Son Bergdoll Arrested For Induction
New York December 1 Alfred Bergdoll 20 son of Grover Cleveland Bergdoll a noted WWI draft evader was arrested today for failing to report for induction into the armed forces November 9.
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New York
Alfred Bergdoll
Grover Cleveland
Bergdoll
Chicago Livestock Prices Move Higher on Hogs and Beef
Chicago livestock markets report higher hogs with top at 18.50 and ranges for 180 to 270 pound categories. Cattle and calves show strength with yearlings and light steers at 32.60 to 34.00, cows and bulls varied. fed western wooled lambs bring 30 to 31 with ewes easing to 14 to 16.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Chicago
CHICAGO GRAIN QUOTATIONS AND PRICES
Grain market quotes show modest gains in Wheat, Corn, Oats, and Soybeans with percentage increases ranging around 2 percent. Uhlmann Grain Co. reports price movements and the day’s asset value cited at 2.1947 for the fund offering.
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Chicago
Uhlmann Grain Co
Financial Industrial Fund
Freeman Sues for 1250 Damages Over Pampa Truck Crash
C. C. Freeman filed in 108th District Court alleging damages of 1250 from R. L. Stiles Trucking Company and William Winter. The case stems from a Sept 4 collision near Pampa involving a Stiles truck carrying 15 cows 14 calves and 1 hull en route from Amarillo to Freeman Ranch in Hemphill County.
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C. C. Freeman
R. L. Stiles Trucking Company
William Winter
Pampa
Stiles
Amarillo
Freeman
Hemphill County
Amage E Livestock
Taft Says GOP Will Back Korea Aid Efforts
Senator Taft of Ohio pledged full GOP support for the Korean War effort as President Truman convened a White House conference with military and diplomatic leaders to consider options including possible use of atomic weapons and mobilization plans. He noted Republicans will act to assist UN forces but said the executive must lead.
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Washington
Taft
Ohio
Truman
Congress
White House
Douglas MacArthur
Manchurian
Korea
Senate
GOP
United Nations
Armed Services and
Foreign Relations Committee
Ground-Breaking Planned for Hospital Addition
A ground-breaking ceremony will mark the start of a $1 500 000 addition to Northwest Texas Hospital set for Monday at 11 am County Judge Gene Jordan will give the dedication speech Attendees include Potter County commissioners chamber of commerce hospital committee members and Dr Gaylord Chase The Walter Wirtz Construction Co has the contract A $250 000 bond election petition for a new nurses home is being circulated at chamber offices in the Amarillo Building by a chamber committee members may sign at the chamber offices.
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Northwest Texas Hospital
Gene Jordan
Potter County Commissioners’ Court
Gaylord Chase
Potter County Medical Society
Panhandle
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
Gene Klein
George Vineyard
Ed Hardin
Earl O’keefe
Frank Butler
S. B. Whittenburg
Jason Roberson
Carl Jenkins
Bob Garner
David Kruser
Southwestern Public Service Company
Walter Wirtz
Chamber of Commerce
Jordan
Chamber
Amarillo
Plains Weather Quiet Winds Bring Warm Weekend
The Panhandle saw westerly winds and rising heat with temperatures moving from 35 degrees to 52 by daybreak. Clayton rose from 26 to 59 degrees overnight with windier conditions. Saturday looks cooler and a five day outlook shows a warming trend starting Sunday. No precipitation is forecast per Amarillo chief meteorologist H. C. Winburn.
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Panhandle
Clayton
H. C. Winburn
Amarillo Air Terminal
Etna Lava Flow Quiets After Saturday Eruption
In Catania the prefecture said lava flow down Mt Etna has halted after Saturday’s eruption that sent molten rock toward hillside villages. An intermittent explosive action remains, while the University of Catania volcanology institute reports crater explosions decreasing in frequency.
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Catania
Sicily
Mt. Etna
Etna
University of Catania
Volcanology Institute
Visitors From Aggieland At Amarillo High
Cadets from Texas A&M College visited Amarillo High School on Friday to observe the Thanksgiving weekend events. Attendees included Jerry Clement Clark Keith Bob Jones Bill Meacham Truitt Fields and Marvin Swink.
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Aggieland
Amarillo
Texas A&m College
Jerry Clement
Clark Keith
Bob Jones
Bill Meacham
Truitt Fields
Marvin Swink
Farrier: the blacksmith who shoes horses and mules
A farrier is a blacksmith who specializes in shoeing horses and mules, keeping hooves healthy and animals mobile. This skilled tradesperson crafts and fits horseshoes, performs trimming, and maintains hoof health to prevent lameness and injury.
Lessons in Bridge A New Globe Feature
Today starts the popular daily bridge column by Oswald Jacoby in The Globe. The acknowledged master introduces interesting characters at the bridge table including Larcenous Lou and Hard Luck Joe. Page 12 carries the first installment of this helpful series.
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Oswald Jacoby
Lou
Joe
Church leader opposes use of atomic bomb in world crisis
Cleveland December 1 Dr O Frederick Nolde told the National Council of Churches assembly that dropping atomic bombs on Communist China or invading Manchuria would not be morally justifiable at present. He urged exhausting all other means first and warned it could fuel world war.
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Cleveland
O. Frederick Nolde
United Nations
Philadelphia
General Assembly
National Council of Churches of Christ
United States
Dr. Nolde
China
Manchuria
Commission of the Churches On International Affairs
World Council of Churches
International Missionary Council
Car Stolen From Tulia Resident Near Home
A 1942 Ford coupe owned by farmer Grady George was stolen from in front of a Tulia residence last night. A daughter saw a man drive off the car but thought it was a brother. License AV 1814. Sheriff Hugh White said the owner left keys in the car. State patrol radio in Amarillo issued an alert with no trace found by morning.
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Tulia
Grady George
George
Hugh White
Harvard Men Find Room for Argument
Harvard University students prefer dates in their rooms to bars or streets. University rules require clearing rooms of girl friends at eight. The Harvard Crimson endorsed the policy saying dates are being shunted to bars near Harvard Square. Leverett House students supported allowing in-room parties.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
Harvard Crimson
Harvard Square
The
Crimson
Leverett House
Lions Club Volunteers To Man Salvation Army Kettles
Members of the South Amarillo Lions Club will man Salvation Army Christmas kettles tomorrow afternoon in front of the State Theater at 11:45 AM. Pots and bells will be picked up then and volunteers assigned to street corners. the shift runs until 1:00 PM. Roy Sessions leads the collection effort.
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South Amarillo
Roy Sessions
Lions Club
Lions
South
Amarillo
Grand Jury Is Back in Session
Potter County grand jury members met after a 10 day recess and heard nearly 20 witnesses, mostly city county and state peace officers. At noon no indictments had been returned.
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Potter County
Grand Jury
US Second Division and British Brigade Reform New Defense Line
After a nightmarish retreat under Chinese fire from Steep cliffs, the US 2nd Division and 27th British Brigade moved into a fresh defense line. The division had faced two or three Chinese divisions Monday night following the South Korean Corps collapse. They held for days, then withdrew under encirclement with a roadblock behind them, and now are intact in the new positions as Turkish Brigade troops reform nearby.
50 Miles on Foot to Pyongyang After Breakout
Seventy-second article details a Communist trap near Kuna and a long withdrawal toward Pyongyang by Second Division units. The brigade suffered at least 500 killed or wounded and faced abandonment claims while fighting a rearguard action. Fighter-bombers aided the retreat, with pilots firing close to infantry and destroying enemy and UN supply targets.
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Pyongyang
Kuna
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