Hereford Deaths and Obituary Notes Hometown Listings
Obituaries and service notices for Hereford area residents include John R. Wood of Hereford died in Cleveland Ohio. Nancy Cornelius Bidwell and Harriett Elizabeth Combs listed with service details. Several other local names appear with burial and chapel arrangements, including Joseph P. Crossley and Lester C. Ritchie. Stock market quotations and agricultural reports follow, plus bountiful obituary references and a brief list of funeral services scheduled for Tuesday.
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Woop
John R. Wood
Hereford
Cleveland
Ohio
Martha
John
Coy
Patton
Warren Tanner
Nellie Kincannon
Elliott ‘Billingstea
Eunice Hayes
John W. Wood
Blackburn-Shaw
Bidwell
Nancy Cornelius Bidwell
N. E
Ruth Pope
Billy Jean Nokes
R. L. Williams
J. P
Chester H
Hubert, Harry, Max
C. L. Colbert, Jr
Mattie James
Liano
Avenue Baptist Church of
Brenner
Donald J. Brenner
Mitchell, SD
Boxwell Brothers
Richie Lester C. Ritchie
A W. 7Th
Mary
Joy
Ray
Thomas
Crossley
Joseph P. Crossley
Odessa
Linnie
Jerry Clark
W. M. Taylor
M. V
G. H
Griggs Pioneer Chapel
Jones Helen Lee Jones
Yakima
Wash
G. W. Jones
Pierce
Clarence
Floyd
Noel
Harold
Porter Finley
Treta Chambers
Homer Long
Griggs
Posthumous DSC to be awarded at Amarillo base Wednesday
Ceremonies will honor Tech. Sgt. Jimmy E. McCurdy, Amarillo airman killed in a 1943 German raid. The public is invited to Amarillo Air Force Base at 4 PM Wednesday for the Distinguished Service Cross presentation with full honors. Some 2,500 base airmen expected to attend. McCurdy earned the DSC as a B-17 waist gunner after risking his life in combat.
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Tech
Jimmy E. McCurdy
Amarillo
Germany
Amarillo Air Force Base
Earl McCurdy
Georgia
United States
McCurdy
Amarillo High School
Amarillo College
Union Groups Elect Officers in Amarillo Council
Members of the executive committee of the Amarillo Legislative Council representing 85 unions were elected Monday night at Carpenter's Hall. Reps include C. B. Howard from the Central Labor Union Bill LaFavers from AF of L unions Mrs Mary Chapman from AF of L auxiliaries Mrs T P Eubanks from auxiliaries of railroad brotherhoods Maxie Montgomery from non operating railroad lodges Kathryn Underwood from independent organizations. The committee will meet the fourth Monday in January to elect its officers and installation will be held then.
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Amarillo
Kathryn Underwood
It’s Ticket Time For Parking Ban
Harold Miller, city traffic engineer, says the grace period for the Eighth Avenue rush hour parking ban between Fillmore and Van Buren has ended. Traffic has increased while congestion fell since Dec. 3. Violators between 4 and 6 pm face a $3 fine.
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Fillmore
van Buren
Harold Miller
Miller
Eighth Avenue
Fire damages garage at A. E. Swift & Sons plant
A blaze at the A. E. Swift and Sons company garage at 510 Lipscomb caused extensive damage to the tractor and frame building on Tuesday morning. Firemen responded at 10 27 and were on the scene for about 50 minutes.
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A. E. Swift & Sons Company
Lipscomb
Werev
Lamb market figures and price ranges detailed
The report shows live lamb prices with commercial to prime dealers at 28.00 to 37.00, top 31.60, fed western and native lambs 31.00 to 31.50, yearlings 24.50 to 26.00, slaughter ewes 11.50 to 15.00, and a cents-lower note at 26.50 to 30.00.
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New York
Gien L Martin
Amer Can
Eeesia
MKT Rapid
Montem Ward
Amer Locomo Sl
Statorola I
Amer Mat Gas
Motorols
Amer P&bl
Mueller Brass
Amer Home Pr
Murray Corp
Amer Rad Sts
Nash Kelvintz
Areer Smnall
Ashland Oil
Natomas Co
Assoc Dry
NY Central
Ei Sndieee Am Avia
Caiz Baldwin Taco
Worth Oon aRaris
Balt & Ohio
Ohio Edison
Best Foods
Ohio Oil Co
Bethlehem Sui
Oliver Corp
Ones
We Lisse Co
Pan AmAirwys
Boeing Airpin
Pan East Pipe
Peraen
Creamer
Arkeavis
Peabody Coal
Bridge Brass
J C Penney
Briggs Mann
Penn Powé&Lt
Sueyrus Erie
Eudd Co
epsi-Cola
Coa ‘Burroughs Adae
Philco
i\Certainteed Pr
Ches & Ohio
Rem'ton Rand
Chicago Corp
Reo Motors
Chgeo Ri&Pac
Republic Avia
Chrysler Corp
Republic Steel
Climax Molyb
Revere C&b
Cities Service
Rexall Drug
Clinton Foods
Reynolds Tech
Colo Fuel Iron
Richfield OU
Columbia Gas
Safeway Stores
Columbia Car
St Joseph Ld
Comer Credit
Sti-Sf Rail
St Regis Papr
Ee Ae
Conseison
Ars Roebuc Gonnot Vultee
Ee — Ee
Curtiss Wright
Southern Com
Bocce Records
Cal
Eagle-Picher
Eastman Rod
Eastern Airlin
Baton Manuf
Sterling Drug
el Auto-Lite
Stewart Warn
Erie Railroad
Stone & Webt
Studebaker Co
el Paso
Nat Gas
Firth Carpet
Sumray Oil Co
Flinthote Co
Sunshine Bis O
Foster Wheeler
Eiroes Ge
Gillette Safety
Gimble Bros
Ava Anit
Glidden Co
Timken
Goodall Sans
Trensam, Corp
Goodrich
Gont Fox
Goodyear T&r
Gr North
West Sugar
Greyhound Cp
Acific
Grumman Air
United Aircrft
Gulf of Corp
United Aircor
Wee Halliburton
Tynes Co
Heyden
Houston
Youngsun Star
Zenith Radio
Kaiser Fraser
Ark Nat Gas
Lone Star Gas
Atlas Plywood
Aotm
Burma Corpo
Noel Gas
Catalin Can
Niles-B-Pond
Claude Neon
Pacific Petrol i
Colden Petrol
Royalite
Sonotone Corp
Fairchild Eng
Utah
Rails
Chicago Futures
Llask
Kansass City
Kansas City
USDA
Chicago
Girl Escapee Has Close Call on Freezing Highway
Sheriff Paul Gaither's officers questioned a 17-year-old girl escapee from a Toledo juvenile home after a hitchhiking trip to see her boyfriend nearly ended in death by freezing. Deputies Petropoulos and Hartness found her lying on Highway 66, revived her, and confirmed she had run away from Marybrook school for delinquent girls and planned to head to Albuquerque.
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Paul Gaither
Earl Tuesday
Tommy Petropoulos
Owen Hartness
San Jacinto
Ohio
Marybrook
Toledo
Albuquerque
Testimony on McGrath's Acceptance Question
Caudle testified last September about whether it was acceptable to accept the item from McGrath. The inquiry continued as part of the ongoing court proceedings seeking clarity on the action.
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Caudle
McGrath
Washington
Teitelbaum
Truman
White House
Joseph Short
Short
Justice Department
Nixon
California
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
Caudle affair dominates hearings on tax case and firings
Testimony details money handed to Caudle by W A Stennell and links to a plane sale as Knohl aided defense of Samuel Aaron and Jacob Freidus. Reports of an agreement with Charles Oliphant to avoid prosecution, Truman’s firing for outside activities, and a Senate committee probe into Caudle’s alleged indiscretions, mink coats, Europe trip, and a $500000 shakedown claim involving Nathan and Naster.
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Caudle
W. A. Stennell
Knohl
Samuel Aaron
Jacob Freidus
New York
Charles Oliphant
Internal Revenue Bureau
Truman
White House
King
California
House Group
Europe
Abraham Teitelbaum
Teitelbaum
Frank Nathan
Nathan
Bert K. Naster
Hollywood
Fla
New type jet sighted over North Korea near Sariwon
An Air Force source reports Communists have deployed a straight wing jet unlike the MiG-15 over North Korea near Sariwon south of Pyongyang. Two F-51 Mustangs encountered the craft with negative damage reported, suggesting at least a brief air clash amid renewed fighting.
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Air Force
North Korea
Sariwon
Pyongyang
Battle reports return after weather lull near Sinuiju
With the end of a two day lull, air combat erupted between 36 Sabre jets and 65 MIGs. One enemy jet was probably destroyed and two damaged in a 15 minute fight between Sinuiju on the Manchurian border and the Chongchon River 75 miles southeast.
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Sinuiju
Manchurian
Chongchon River
Licenses Permits Contested Over Last Saturday Appeals
Petitions claim the liquor board acted prematurely in canceling licenses tied to a store and night club. Indicted operators face bribery charges not yet adjudicated, with trials set after January. Judge Bishop has not fixed trial dates. Civil actions involve Judge Gee with petitions filed Tuesday and other suits Monday. Attorneys McCarthy Snodgrass Haynes and O M Calhoun represent the men.
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Liquor Board
Stevenson
Henry S. Bishop
47Th District Court
Herman Pipkin
Gee
Jackson
Lowe
McCarthy, Snodgrass & Haynes
O. M. Calhoun
Bribery Charges In Oct Payoff Scandal Hit Local Operators
In October several liquor store and tavern operators were charged in the pay off scandal involving ex county juvenile officer Jack Grant. Joe Sides Amarillo district board supervisor said Tuesday he had not received notice from Stevenson by noon that any licenses, other than Jackson, had been canceled at Austin. He did know hearings in the other cases had been set.
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Jack Grant
Joe Sides
Amarillo
Gee Board
Stevenson
Jackson
Austin
Air Force and Navy Losses and Enemy Aircraft Strength
The Navy reports 317 planes lost to causes other than enemy fire with dated figures from October. Air Force losses are current to December with an estimated 375 to 400 losses. Allied units and enemy air strength show net gains of about one aircraft per month, while enemy shipments keep their numbers from falling behind.
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Air Force
Navy
Comunist Air Force
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