These Times These Times by T E Johnson in new Globe-Times era
The piece records first impressions on switching from The Times to The Globe-Times including new plant efficiency, price of $1.30 monthly for Globe-Times and Sunday News-Globe in Amarillo, and reunions with former colleagues. It notes rival staffs and the duty to make The Globe-Times competitive with the Daily News.
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The
Times
Globe-Times
Globe-News
Mason King
S. B. Whittenburg
Morning Daily News
Downed US Plane in Hungary Tied to Spy Claims
The United States vows immediate action to free fourman crew and a US Air Force plane forced to land in Hungary. Hungary accuses the craft of gathering spies in Yugoslavia for Soviet satellites, backed by Tass reports claiming maps and equipment on board. The US rejects espionage charges and seeks crew release, with the matter likely to involve Hungary and possibly Moscow. Robert Vogeler’s release from prison is noted as context.
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Associated Press
United States
US Air Force
Hungary
US State Department
Yugoslavia
Soviet Union
Russia
Tass
Moscow
Moscow Radio
Reds
Robert A. Vogeler
Vogeler
Palmer Black's Mechanical Department Seeks Strikes of Past Workers
In a frail effort to rebuild, the Palmer Black mechanical department laments missing former printer and pressman co workers. The note marks a first disappointment in locating past colleagues.
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Wes Izzard
N. D. Bartlett
Fred Post
Mason King
W. T. Stanbury
Grady Camp
Harry Hoare
Ray Parr
Louise Evans
Palmer Black
Woodfin Camp
Mr. Tack
NYU Professor Targeted for March School Program
The note questions the invitation of a New York University professor to speak at a local school event in March. It asks investor Bob Bray to verify who invited the speaker, the reason, and the professor’s background, noting prior Veterans Hospital exposure and urging thorough probing. It also calls for support to the YWCA building fund campaign.
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New York University
Walter Rogers
Bob Bray
Bray
Veterans Hospital
Ywca Building Fund Committee
Globe-Times hires top editors for city and copy desks
Jay Cross is named city editor and Ray Parr chief of the copy desk. Cross has served at The Times and Parr at The Globe. The new team will produce The Globe-Times. All staff must see THESE TIMES-Page 4 for admission details.
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Jay Cross
Ray Parr
Jay
The
Times
Ray
Globe
Globe-Times
Denver B-29 Crash Kills All Crew In Hilltop Fire
A B 29 bomber crashed late this morning in Denver’s Hilltop district, setting several houses ablaze and killing the entire crew. The new residential area west of the airfield reported a number of injuries among residents as responders fought the fires. The bomber’s tail number was not available.
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Denver
New
Communists Offer 21 Questions in Korea Armistice Talks
United Nations negotiators pressed to clarify a Red proposal as Nam Il introduced two additions to the five point plan. The Reds offered to halt military forces and invite neutral nations to supervise inspections, signaling a potential path to a Christmas armistice if terms can be settled.
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United Nations
Texas
Korea
Nam Il
Joint Armistice Commission
Fir 2x4 2x6 1x8 shipiap price list
Olver and Wiggins Lumber Co offers fir boards at 6.95 per hundred for 2x4 2x6 and 1x8 sized lumber. Located at 1200 West 6th, the advertisement targets builders and carpenters seeking bulk framing stock.
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Fir
Olver & Wiggins Lbr, Co
West
Tax meddling said to solon
A Justice Department attorney testified that Rep. Frank Boykin of Alabama tried to stop prosecution of a tax fraud case. Indictments were returned against four. two pleaded guilty, while the other two wives had their cases dismissed. Mitchell linked Caudle to the case and noted Caudle’s interest in the tax fraud matter.
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Washington
L.P
Justice Department
Frank Boykin
Alabama
John H. Mitchell
Boykin
Mitchell
House Ways and Means
Subcommittee
Cecil R. King
California
Supreme Court
Tom Clark
J. Howard McGrath
King
Clark
Lamar Caudle
Presi
Dent Truman
Caudie
Gulf Coast Tobacco Co
Mobile
Ala
Turner Smith
Smith
Caudle
Storm vents new fury on California
Northern California faced a fresh storm as rain moved in from San Francisco Bay area and winds increased. The Golden Gate Bridge was closed briefly for safety, while engineers stated the suspension span remained aligned and capable of withstanding gale forces despite large sways. Two duck hunters drowned and several others endangered as the storm's deluge and debris cleanup continued.
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San Francisco
California
Golden Gate Bridge
San Francisco Bay
James E. Rickets
Rickets
News Tip winners announced for local tipster prize
D D Stringer of 2508 Taylor won the News Tip prize of 5 dollars after aiding a crash report when a gravel truck overturned at Wolflin and Western by calling in the tip from a telephone pole. Second prize went to Mrs W C Mask of 2215 Brooks for a story about her son meeting another serviceman living across the street.
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Taylor
Wolflin and Western
Stringer
W. C. Mask
Brooks
Christell Dyer
Billye Wirt
North Cimarron
James Huckaby
Monroe
Robert McKenzie
San Jacinto
Col
J. A. Alexander
Peach Tree
Max Zweig
Hughes
Lloyd Veazey
Fannin
Dan Zapalowski
North Buchanan
Lou Ann Moreman
North Fairmont
M. B. Reynolds
West Fourth
Explosion Puzzles Dallas Authorities
A powerful blast heard across Dallas Saturday night felled a large pecan tree in an empty river bottom. No structures were near the blast zone. Investigators tracked the site Sunday by plane and found copper wire fragments and what seemed to be a dynamite cap, prompting sheriff Bill Decker to say the cause remains unclear.
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Dallas
Bill Decker
Tree Raised in Rockefeller Plaza Sets Holiday Pace
New York marks official start of Christmas season as a 75 year old Norway spruce about 10 tons, 2 feet tall, is raised in Rockefeller Plaza. The tree will be trimmed with 7,500 lights and 4,000 plastic stars and lighted on December 10. It was hauled from Lake Ronkonkoma on Long Island by a six man crew with a 60 foot crane.
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E Associated Press
Algie Porter
San Diego
Cal
New York
Rockefeller Plaza
Lake Ronkonkoma
Long Island
Police hunt thief after police station break-in
NAPANE Ont police pursued a suspect after a Sunday break-in at the local police station. Two revolvers and ammunition were reported stolen, prompting a search for the thief. The incident marked a bold breach of law enforcement property in the town of Napane.
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Napane
Ont
Santa's Workshop Opens At Ellwood Park In Amarillo
City recreation director Jack Hans says Santa Claus will take orders at his Ellwood Park workshop from 7 to 9 PM for Amarillo youngsters. High school students are preparing Nativity scenes under Mrs Maude Fletcher's art department. Starting next Monday, choirs from Amarillo schools will perform near the workshop island.
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Santa Claus
Ellwood Park
Amarillo
Jack Hans
Maude Fletcher
Hans
Dalhart Man Called Dead Revived by Surgeons
A 34 year old Dalhart man Frank Leavell survived after heart and breathing stopped for minutes following surgery at Northwest Texas Hospital. Four Amarillo surgeons performed heart massage to restore function, giving his wife and family hope as they waited by in critical condition.
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Globe-Times
Dalhart
Northwest Texas Hospital
Frank Leavell
Amarillo
Leavell
Amarillo Police Seeks 25 Patrolmen to Expand Force
Amarillo police training chief John Amend issued an invitation for applicants as the department plans to add about 25 patrolmen. Starting pay is 250 dollars monthly plus 2 dollars per year of service, with retirement options after 28 years or at 65 with 15 years, and disability retirement after 10 years. The job includes sick and annual leave, six holidays, self training, and FBI DPS and A&M extension courses, with a 48 hour week and time and a half overtime. Applications are at city personnel office in Municipal Auditorium.
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Amarillo
John Amend
FBI
Department of Public Safety
Texas A & M Extension Service
Police Department
State Civil Service
Clifford Davis
Subscriptions Set For 30 Cents Weekly In Amarillo
The Amarillo Globe-Times will cost 30 cents weekly with daily afternoon delivery except Saturday and Sunday. Monthly rate 1.30. Sunday edition 95 cents at newsstands. The Daily News will be delivered six times weekly for 25 cents. Most routes bill monthly, some weekly. Out-of-town Globe-Times deliveries billed weekly. Long term subs via in person at Globe-News building circulation desk. Separate boys handle afternoon Globe-Times and morning Daily News deliveries.
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Amarillo
Globe-Times
Daily News
Globe-News
Ninth and Harrison
Weather Summary for Amarillo and Surrounding Areas
The US Weather Bureau reports considerable cloudiness this afternoon followed by fair conditions tonight and Tuesday. Cooler today with highs near 58 and a tonight low around 31, tomorrow’s high near 22. Earlier 24 hours saw a high of 73 and a low of 39. Panhandle outlook calls for windy, cooler, clear to partly cloudy skies. Texas and New Mexico regions show mostly fair conditions with cooler temperatures, locally windy and colder tonight.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
Texas
New Mexico
Readers choose features for Globe-Times selections
The Amarillo Globe Times asks readers to vote on comic strips features and columns to continue. Readers are invited to submit preferences via ballot or message to Patsy Dinan, with a Friday deadline for editors to decide.
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Globe
the Times
Patsy Dinan
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