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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1950

Page

2

Loans To VA Men Testimony From Dallas Hearing

Dallas December testimony before a congressional committee reveals VA loaned schools to gain approvals. A B Heath of Fort Worth stated he lent money to VA officials including Erwin, McClain, Duke and Lenderman to operate his barber college and other schools. Heath claimed officials owed him funds and a car while Lenderman admitted accepting items but denied favors.

Dallas Barber College Congressional A. B. Heath Fort Worth Veterans Administration Olin Teague Bryan Huber Scudder California Heath William A. Lenderman Houston Erwin James (. McClain Jack E. Duke Lenderman Lendgeman Jack FE Duke, Jr Duke John F. Barton Tyler VA Maurice Barton Vos Eational Institute Academy of Arts and Crafts Q Plastic School

Brunette Queen Of Rose Bowl

In Pasadena on December 15 1950 Eleanor Payne a 17 year old brunette from Salt Lake City who has lived in Pasadena since 1942 is named 1951 Tournament of Roses queen after a selection over hundreds of contestants Her coming out party is today at the queen's breakfast She stands five feet six and a half inches and weighs 125 pounds and may pursue a career as a preacher or possibly a film offer depending on opportunities

Pasadena Eleanor Payne Pasadena City College Coed Eleanor Salt Lake

Texas boy named in Star funded brain surgery tale

A Texas movie star funded brain surgery for a young patient after travels from Amarillo to California. The Bannisters, exhausted financially, received care paid by the unnamed star, later revealed to be Linda Dar, and the father hopes Steve will visit Amarillo next summer.

California Amarillo Bannisters Texas Banns Globe News Linda Dar Steve

No Backing Out Says Hoffman

Paul G. Hoffman warns it will take two to three years to match Russia's military power and says Stalin fears revolutions at home. He cautions the U.N. must not withdraw from Korea, stressing that backing away would hollow the nation's standing in the world.

Los Angeles Russia Paul G. Hoffman ECA Hoffman Stalin Europe Korea United Nations

Cop Stuck In Hole While Searching Alley

Patrolman James W. Frost reported a pavement hole in an alley during a night assignment in Columbus Ohio. He radioed that he found the hole and became stuck in it, illustrating comic misfortune amid traffic duty.

Columbus Ohio James W. Frost Frost

Senators Seek Action On River Waters Bill

Senator Connally urged Senator Aiken to withdraw objections to the Canada River water compact bill. Senator McFarland supported action, Senator Chavez withdrew his objection, and Senator Williams briefly objected as the measure was carried over. A policy committee meeting is planned for next week to push for immediate action.

Sen Tom Connally Texas Vermont Senator McFarland Subcommittee of the Interior and Insular Affairs Committee Senator Aiken Dennis Chavez New Mexico Oklahoma Aiken Williams Delaware Senate Policy Committee Connally

Railroad Walkouts Halt Freight Traffic Across Regions

Southern Pacific Santa Fe Cotton Belt and Texas and Pacific reported firemen and engineers idle as 120 switchmen walked out, halting virtually all freight in Peoria. An embargo on outgoing parcel post and sick crews at Knoxville Tennessee yards, plus strikes at Pittsburgh Chartiers Youghiogheny Railway, affected McKees Rocks area. Pennsylvania said 52 two person crews failed to report. unions press for 40 hour week with no pay cut amid 56 hour weeks.

Southern Pacific Santa Fe Cotton Belt Texas & Pacific Peoria Southern Railway Knoxville Tenn Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Chicago New York Central Yards

Deaths and funeral notices for ae theiad Romero and David A McSpadden

Romero ae theiad, 50, of 1912, died Wednesday. Wife of Miguel, mother of Leo, Tony, Mike, Ted, Pat, Beatrice, sister of Lawrence, George, Evie, Orlando, Martha. Service pending with Black Hawk. McSpadden David A., 90, 1222 Bon ham, survived by daughters R H Bradford, C D Gears, H H Townsend, Annie McSpadden, sister J J Shanks, two grandchildren, one great grandchild. Service 2 PM Friday at Jackburn Shaw Memorial Chapel, burial Liang.

Theiad Romero Miguel Leo Tony Mike Ted Pat Beatrice Wrence George Evie Orlando Morelos Martha

Infant Son of Schoolcraft Family Named in Notice

David Michael Schoolcraft infant son of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Schoolcraft of 1007 N. Buchanan. Grandson of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Schoolcraft and Clinton T. Lessey. Service pending with ct Bartlett Anna H. Bartlett 78 of 3802 Taylor died Thursday. Wife of Jeff D. Brown. Funeral at 2 PM Friday Griggs Chapel with ample parking adjoining Chapel.

Schoolcraft David Michael Schoolcraft J. F. Schoolcraft N. Buchanan B. F. Schoolcraft Clinton T. Lessey Bartlett Anna H. Bartlett Taylor Jeff. D Harmon William D J Brown Griggs Chapel

East German death law targets Germans resisting Soviet control

Berlin reports a Soviet sponsored decree declares death for Germans opposing Moscow's drive to dominate Europe. The Volksskammer passed the measure deeming violators of peace as enemies, with the East German supreme court declaring the death penalty for supporters of Western policy. Many Berlin residents fear entering Soviet sectors without exemption assurances.

Berlin Germany Moscow Europe Volksskammer People’s Chamber East German Supreme Court Soviet Zone USA Great Britain France Stockholm Otto Grotewohl Konrad Adenauer

Stock Quotes From Amarillon Ledger Show Broad Market Moves

A dense list of stock and bond quotes appears, highlighting numerous companies across industries. The document records daily price changes and percentage moves for airlines, autos, steel, chemicals, energy firms, banks, and retailers, reflecting broad market activity and sector volatility.

Kansas City Livestock Market Report

Cattle 300, calves 50 with prices nominally steady amid weak tests. Hogs 1,800 fairly active and steady to 10 cents lower, good and choice 180-310 pounds at 18.00 to 035. Sows uneven with lighter under 400 pounds steady and heavier 25 to 75 cents lower at 15.00 to 17.00, stays 14.00 down. Sheep 100 available with insufficient data to test values.

Kansas City Livestock Kansas City

Man Returns Dollar Parking Fine Over Milk Plea

Clearwater police refused to reveal the offender’s name and announced an inquiry, then returned the $1 fine with a note urging it be used to buy milk for his three children. Chief George McClamma stepped back from investigation, saying the loss would harm the family.

Clearwater, Fla George McClamma McClamma

Matrimony Provides Escape From Prison

William Richards aged 29, father of ten illegitimate children by two women, married one to avoid prison after eight months in jail on non support charges. Alice Cunningham and Sprouse pressed similar suits for five children each. Richards chose marriage to Rosemary over continued confinement, admitting strain and breakup.

Parkersburg Wva William Richards Richards Alice Cunningham Sprouse Alice Circuit Court David F. Turner Rosemary

Chicago Livestock Market Prices Report

Chicago on December 15 shows hogs at 11 000 head with 10 to 15 cent gains on heavier weights, sows up 25 cents. top hogs 18.40, 180-230 lbs 18.25-18.40, 240-270 lbs 18.25-19.00, 280-300 lbs 17.75-18.00. sows under 425 lbs 16.25-16.75, 450-600 lbs 15.00-16.00. Cattle and calves 1 000. canners and cutters steady, beef cows 20.00-22.50, bulls 24.50-27.50, vealers 34.0. Sheep 500 with native wooled lambs 30.50-31.00, top 31.00. no fed westerns, slaughter ewes 15.00-16.50.

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Death of India's Sardar Patel Triggers National Mourning

India mourns the death of Deputy Prime Minister Sardar Vallabhai Patel, the iron man who merged 600 princely states into a unified nation. At 75, he helped form the independence triumvirate with Gandhi and Nehru. Flags lower, offices closed nationwide.

Bombay India Sardar Vallabhai Patel Eee Mohandir Gandhi Jawaharlal Nehru

Chrysler Lists Price Boosts Amid Move To Control Prices

Chrysler Corp raised prices on 1951 models including Plymouths Dodges De Sotos and Chryslers by 80 to 195 dollars following Ford and GM actions amid fears of wartime style controls. Buick GM division added 45 to 127 dollars. President Truman’s speech expected to outline emergency measures but not immediate general controls. A Washington meeting with labor and management will discuss a rollback, with wage freezes possible.

Chicago U.P Truman Chrysler Corporation Ford General Motors Chrysler Dodge Buick L. L. Colbert Washington National Wage Stabilization Board

Airport terminal remodeling proposal vs new building plan

Fisher outlines remodeling the present terminal with a small field side addition to add 54 waiting seats and merge the flight kitchen with the dining area to serve 35. CAA office move and annex space planned. Remodeling cost about 81200. new terminal cost 210000 to 250000 with apron, taxiways 216000 and other costs. Washington head-

Fisher CAA Aviation Safety Office

Marines Fight to Hold Beachhead Amid Chinese Attacks

Allied forces in the Korea theater hammered by Chinese assaults as Marine, Army divisions, and allied units retreating into a beachhead after heavy Friday actions. Reports describe a platoon cut off and artillery exchanges while jet warfare continues over northwest Korea with 57 Russian-made sorties in 10 days.

US First Marine Oro Hamhung Associated Press Stan Swinton Tenth Corps Thomas Cleary Third Division Korea Manchuria

Emergency drive hints at four million army and 100 billion defense bill

Pace told a House Appropriations subcommittee that an emergency declaration could trigger rapid calls for a four million man army and annual defense spending of 100 billion dollars. Officials said price and wage controls would be phased in as personnel are built up to administer them. The testimony, made public today, noted the massive emergency funding bill had already been overtaken by events and referenced a new atomic energy project from hearings.

Pace House

Truman to broadcast on Amarillo stations at 9 30 tonight

President Truman's address will be aired at 9 30 tonight across all four Amarillo radio stations. The report notes a presidential request for 1 050 000 000 dollars for the Atomic Energy Commission, including two gaseous diffusion plants. The diffusion method used to produce atomic materials is the Oak Ridge process in Tennessee. The commission disclosed this on Nov.

Truman Amarillo Same Hill Atomic Energy Commission Oak Ridge, Tenn

Hydrogen bomb project fuels South Carolina plant plan

Testimony released today cites costs of 600 million dollars or more for a new dual purpose facility in South Carolina intended to produce fuel for the hydrogen bomb. Kentucky involvement is tied to early construction pending Congressional funding. Charles E. Wilson of General Electric to head a new central agency directing mobilization. A reader from Georgia ends the item with a missing report on a theft tag and license number.

South Carolina AEC Gordon Dean Kentucky Gregory Congress Charles E. Wilson General Electric Co Wilson Representative Walcott Michigan House Banking Senate House

Scout Troop Seeks Help for Needy Family Children

A local Girl Scout troop asks for donations of a junior tricycle clothing and toys for two girls aged 2 and 4 and a boy aged 6. Call 20860 mornings to arrange pickup or drop off.

Lost puppy in Alabama alley near 703 address

Five month old black cocker spaniel escaped from a fence while men were paying at 703 Alabama. It wore a dog collar but has no ID. Owner Mrs Giles requests help locating the pup.

Tack Alabama Giles

Lost Chihuahua puppy from Washington address

Four month old brown male Chihuahua named Gus went missing Sunday November 26 from 2602 Washington. Call 248926 for a reward. Cliff Casey at 2602 Washington requests contact.

Washington Gus Cliff Casey

Childcare at 615 Russell Offered by Home Caregiver

Person advertises keeping children in their home by hour day or night offering a nice home and careful care. Contact by phone 2-2289. Location 615 Russell.

Russell

Lost dog Fritz last seen near Pig Stand on Sixth and Georgia

A black 6-year-old cocker named Fritz went missing for nearly four months. He was friendly and wearing a wide brown collar when last seen at the Pig Stand on Sixth Street and Georgia Avenue. If found, contact the owner with details.

Tack Sixth Georgia Fritz

Wrap Christmas Packages at Brooks Street

Call 2 8972 to arrange wrapping or visit the ready wrapped boxes at 2205 Brooks St for holiday gift service.

Tack Brooks St

For some child a merrier Christ mas Lionel Chemistry Laboratory

Childrens chemistry set in excellent condition for sale at five dollars. Includes chemicals scales burners and a cloth bound experiment book for safe use with 901 possible experiments. Woolen case 15 inches high unfolds to four feet wide folds for storage Call 3 5436

Lionel Chemistry Laboratory

Pet monkey contact request from Dimmit party

A distant call seeks to reach the party in Dimmit regarding a pet monkey. The caller provides a contact number 29469 and an address for Mrs A A Davis at 1622 Palo Duro to discuss the offer.

Dimmit A. A. Davis Palo Duro

Want Ads Chronicle Hamsters and Household Help

Classified notices show JAN BRIZENDINE seeking weekly housework with good wages reachable at 3-2173. WILL KEEP BABIES offers child care for young children up to age three. VELMA WALKER seeks fence posts and wire for two young girls with farm needs. WILL KEEP CHILDREN advertises home or in-home childcare with reasonable rates at 3-1168.

Tack Velma Walker Texas Courts Cabin

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