Indicted in Youths Death in Grand Saline Shooting
Richard Murdock Grand Saline night watchman was indicted on murder without malice in the shooting of 12 year old James David Mullican near Grand Kalines. Murdock, held in Van Zandt County jail, faced bond changes from 3000 to set today. Mullican’s parents and three brothers survive.
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Richard Murdock
Grand Saline
Jmarning
James David Mullican
William W. Mullican
North Taylor
Murdock
van Tendt
Canton
Mullican
Christman Trea
Grand Kalines
Battle Report From Palestine Narrowly Fights in Jeopardy
A Hagana force surrounded a heavily armed Arab band five miles north of Petah Tiava near Warriors. The Arabs, believed to be a scouting party from Tulkarm, were pursued from Tel Aviv and took refuge in abandoned houses or on the outskirts of Yarkona as fighting continued.
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Jerusalem
Haewana
Tel Aviv
Petah Tiava
Deense
Tulkarm
Uncertain Timing for Romanian King Mihai's Proposed Marriage
A royal wedding plan involving King Mihai of Romania was described as opportune by palace sources, but government officials say no formal cabinet decision was made. Representative Dumitru Negel reportedly pressed ministers as the king, then abroad in Lausanne, weighs a potential match with Anne of Bourbon-Parma, of Danish-French lineage.
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Mihai
Bucharest
Romania
Upa
Bern
Pal- Bee
Dumitru Negel
Han
Oven- Agen
Lausanne
Bwitverland
Saat
Ringess
Anne of
Missing dog and for sale notices in Nome column
A reader column in Nome shares a missing small white dog named Mickey with a red collar and crown spot, offers a reward, and requests information. It also lists ads including a cockers spaniel puppy for sale and a washing machine for sale with contact numbers.
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Mickey
Tack
Teburn
Otto Trarger
Gordon K. Shearer Named State Parks Board Secretary
Gordon K. Shearer of Austin is named executive secretary and director of the state parks board. The appointment is effective January 1, 1948, following the death of Lee on October 2. Shearer leaves 20 years at United Press Association where he opened the Austin bureau in 1927 and has served as bureau manager.
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Austin
Gordon K. Shearer
State Parks Board
J. W.aah
Shearer
Nowie H. Lee
United Press Association
United Press Bureau
House Appropriations Panel Backs Navajo Hopi Relief Funds
The House Appropriations Committee recommended 200000 emergency relief for Navajo and Hopi Indians this winter, 250000 less than the Bureau of Indian Affairs requested. It approved action on a bill permitting up to two million dollars, criticizing the bureau’s policies while noting 65000 Indians live with limited support and 38000 can be supported with current funds.
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Washington
U.pi
House Appropriations Committee
Congress
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Appropriations Committee
Bureau of Indiaa Affairs
Jean
Fire destroys Houston roundhouse causing $150,000 damage
A spectacular fire destroyed the old Southern Pacific Railroad roundhouse in Houston near the business district. Officials estimate $150,000 in damage. No injuries were reported as flames collapsed the roof within twenty minutes and smoke rose from the scene.
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Houston
Southern Pacific Railroad
Southern Pacific
Walla
Texas Couple Gives Million For Education and Mission Work
Mr and Mrs A D L Winson of Bix Spring Texas disclosed a gift exceeding one million dollars in properties for Baptist education and mission work. The Baptist General Convention executive board approved the trust agreement conveying the gift at annual session. Dr J W Bruner secretary of the endowment dept announced the trust assets consist mainly of royalties gas and oil leases on land in Gates Beorry and Mitenell counties and surface properties in Bailey County.
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Gates
Beurry
Mitenell
Bailey County
Chicago Aims to Reform Traffic System by 1942
Chicago officials study a plan from the International Association of Chiefs of Police to modernize traffic. Proposals include proof of payment tickets, more drunkometer use, three wheeled motorcycles for mounted units, doubled traffic staff, and a $500000 equipment buy. A permanent training school and pedestrian control laws are urged to curb graft and improve safety. Mayor Kennelly backs a program to be enacted if adopted.
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Chicago
U.fi
Interna Hone Association of Chiefs of
Pofce
Cotenit
Milwakes
Washington
Martin Kennelly
New Dandelion Could Become Rubber Source for USSR
G Bosse of the Natural Rubber Institute reports discovery of two or more dandelion species in the Caycanan with potential to rival kok angyy as sources of natural rubber. The find is detailed in Socialist Agriculture, noting the USSR has cultivated dandelions for over 30 years and relies on them for rubber supply.
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Mosgow
Caycanan
G. Bosse
Natural Rubber Institute
Socialist Agriculture
Bossee
Kokangyy
Hok
Soviet Union
Oklahoma GI Students Are Doing All Right
At the University of Oklahoma statistics show that 7,050 GI bill recipients attend the school of 32 000, including 7 women. One GI attended OU with six children. A surprising share of veterans are married and many are fathers.
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Oklahoma
Norman
Okla
U.R
University of Oklahoma
Christmas Cards Lightly Rebound on Prohibition Crimes
In Oklahoma City a bootlegger sent Christmas greetings to the sheriff. Deputies traced phone numbers on a return card and arrested one man on liquor charges. The case nudged a humorous twist as a bootlegger found his cards misdirected.
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Oklahoma City
Prohibition
Oklahoma
Batt Voleux
Santa
Markets and Livestock Reports From Major Cities
Market summaries cover stock prices and futures with Dec and May pricing across Chicago and other markets. Livestock trade shows varied results with cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep. cattle futures mixed, hogs and cattle prices reflecting steady to higher trends in many categories.
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Wanbas City
Kansas City
Wtarn
Cmicago Livestock Gmigago
UBDA
Tridé
Ofcen
Advence
Ead
Noenze-Ag
Pouride
Molly
Weenie Aberich
Two Die as Bus and Truck Collide in Snowstorm
A Greyhound express bus carrying 34 passengers and a truck collided near Centerfield Ind during a snowstorm. Two persons were killed and nine injured as responders rushed to the scene about three miles from town.
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Ind
Greyhound Express
Fired Fireman Edie Appeals Discharge After Dismissal
J B Edie the fireman fired yesterday by Fire Chief George Cooper says he will appeal the discharge. He plans to file a formal notice with Clifford Davis city employment director and cites civil service rules allowing appeals within 48 hours. Edie has been with the department since February 1944.
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J. B. Edie
Tidie
George Cooper
Eile
Clifford Davis
Civil Service
Cooper
Hele
Belle
Eile Maintring
Edie
Reapain
Scout Annual Meeting Set At Cathedral Hall
At a December Scout office meeting Mrs Beal Smith announced the annual meeting for January 1. The event will be held at Cathedral Hall with Mrs Vernon Crawford as ticket chairman and Mrs J P Jones in charge of table decorations. Officers will be elected and constitution changes voted on. The council includes all registered adults in Girl Scouting. Mrs J G Eckel presided.
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Scout
Beal Smith
Smith
Cathedral Hall
Vernon Crawford
J. P. Jones
J. G. Eckel
Cae
Antiphlogistine Poultice Relief For Various Ailments
A vintage note describes moist heat from antiphlogistine poultice easing chest cold irritation, throat soreness, strained muscles, boils, sprains, and bruises. It advertises swelling reduction and relief lasting several hours with this preparation and other associated remedies.
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Paulilee
City To Hear Code Proposal From Builders
Studies aimed at amending or replacing the city building code were resumed by the Panhandle Home Builders Association. Troy Jones and Janie Van Buren will appear before the city commission with proposals likely favoring a performance code over a materials specification code.
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Panhandle Home Builders Association
Troy Jones
Janie van Buren
Home Builders Association
Jones
Fair Weather Keeps Amarillo Comfortably Warm
Sunny skies dominated Amarillo with noon at 42 degrees and a predicted high near 49. South winds 20 to 30 miles per hour cut the pleasant day, as the Panhandle enjoyed unclouded weather.
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Amarillo
Tankers Collide Off West Indies In Deadly Explosion
Coast Guard reports eight killed and eight wounded as two tankers collide off Wilermatad Duten West Indies. A napth cargo exploded aboard the US Tucipita after the crash with the U S Los Pozos and Argentine vessel. many missing include women and children.
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New York
Coast Guard
Wodey
Ali
Wilermatad Duten
West Indies
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