Man Freed From Well After 18 Icy Hours
Pendleton Oregon December rescued 51 year old Norman Vina Ford after 18 hours trapped in a 15 foot well. His son Leon braced the wall and aided digs while neighbors helped recover him. Ford was hospitalized with injuries as daughter Marilou woke to see her father carried away.
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Telephone Talk To Be Heard by Amarillo Dentists
Amarillo dentists will hold a 90 minute telephone discussion at 7 30 PM in Parlor A Amarillo Hotel. The program originates from the University of Illinois with Dr. Bernard G Sarnat as moderator and features speakers from Penn Loyola Northwestern Illinois and Emory Universities. The broadcast reaches 178 dental societies and study clubs across the United States and Canada.
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University of Illinois
Bill Stevenson, Jr
Panhandle
Stevenson
W. M. Krogman
University of Pennsylvania
Tarry Sicher
Loyola University
John R. Thompson
Northwestrn University
Allen G. Brodie
Arrange Rites For Edgar Frey
Funeral services for Edgar Frey a former minister and longtime resident of Pampa will be held Thursday afternoon at Huntington West Virginia. Reverends F C Dorer and Harry Sells will officiate and burial will follow at Springhill Cemetery Huntington. Frey died Sunday morning in Wor ry Hospital at age 65 after leaving ministry due to ill health. Survivors include his wife three sons six brothers four sisters or six grandsons. Body transported to Huntington Monday. Arrangements by Duenkel Arm Michael Funeral Home.
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Harry Sells
Astor
Huntington Church
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Duenkelarmichael Funeral Home
Rites Set for Pampa Man George D Dittmeyer
Funeral services for George D. Dittmeyer 78 will be held Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock from Menkel Carmichael Chapel. H H Tyler pastor will officiate. Interment in Fairview Cemetery, Pampa. He died Saturday afternoon in Highland General Hospital after homesteading in the Cherokee Strip, Oklahoma, in 1894.
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Kerokee
Oklahoma
Clothing Stolen From Airman's Car In Las Vegas
A vehicle parked in the 200 block West Sixth was broken into early Sunday and $130 in clothing taken from Lee Osweiler, an airman at Las Vegas base. Detectives say a ventilator window was broken. Christine Reeves reported a coat worth $90 stolen from a cafe on Saturday night. Charles Cranor reported a $20 billfold stolen from his hotel room that same night.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Osweiler
Las Vegas Air Force Base
Christine Reeves
Harrison
Charles Cranor
Plainview
French, Viet Nam forces repulse Vietminh attacks near Hanoi
In Saigon a French high command statement said French and Viet Nam troops repelled a Vietminh offensive 30 miles northeast of Hanoi. It reported 300 enemy troops killed and many prisoners captured.
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Snowy Owl Diet Contrast Reported by Texas Commission
The Texas Game and Fish Commission notes that snowy owls tear apart birds before eating them, but swallow mice whole. This contrast highlights varied feeding behaviors observed in the species.
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Anxiety Hereford Breeders Vale Held at Fair Grounds
The seventh annual Anxiety Hereford breeders sale opened Monday at 1 pm at the Tri-State Fair Grounds with 68 head listed for sale, including two bulls. Entries trace to Anxiety 4th, imported in 1881 by Cudgell & Simpson. Auctioneers Col. Wett Fulkerson and Col. Walter Ritten presided. Last year’s sales totaled about $57,696, with bulls averaging $1,318 and cows $852. W. A. “Bill” Anderson of Loving, NM, was elected president of the association, with Charles Lewis, Jimmy Dulaney named secretary and treasurer respectively. The show determined sale order. Anderson’s Lamplighter 148th was grand champion, Gendoline 25th best female, Modest Lamplighter A-4 reserve bull, Donna Agnes 58th reserve female, judged by John Burns.
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Walter Ritten
Lovinga
Herrings Hotel
Charles Lewis
Sweetwater
Jimmy Dulaney
Dond Coder
Wellfleet
Neb
Jack ‘Ost
Dallas
R. A. Boyd
Carls
Bad
Jim Lentz
Indiahoma
Okla
Forrest B. Carter
Norcatur
W. D. Worley
Colorado Springs
Chester Thompson
McCook
Bob Spain
Belgrade
Mont
R. D. Mousel, Jr
Cambridge
Chester Robbins
Chillicothe
John Montgomery
Jayton
Texas
Anderson
Famous Bull
Gendoline
Ed Holt
Tatum
Modest Lamplighter
Carlsbad
Donna Agnes
Whitehat Ranch
Jack Frost
John Burns
Fort Worth
Griffin Rites Held Monday
Funeral services for George Washington Griffin, Amarillo resident six years, were conducted Monday at Griggs Pioneer Chapel with Rev Cy Denton officiating. Interment followed at Llano Cemetery. six grandsons served as pallbearers. He belonged to the Baptist Church.
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Amarillo
Griggs Pioneer Chapel
Cy Denton
Primitive Baptist Church
Llano
George Endsley
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