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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1950

Page

4

Death and Funeral Notices From Blackburn Area

Blackburn obituary notices list Llarisha L Hollar age 76 of 2440 NW 14th Street with service at Memorial Chapel and burial details for family members including Emily, Oma Copeland, Lundegreen, and D AH Lunde. Rebecca McNabb infant of Mr and Mrs McNabb is noted with family, and James Meazel Jr 37 of 901 MS reportedly died Saturday with relatives listed. Body transported to Dalhart Texas for burial.

Llarisha L. Hollar Emily A Oma Copeland Lundegreen D. AH. Lundeeen Bother Cora Harmon Liano. McNabb Rebecca McNabb Goughree A.mcnabb Joan Ana Alfred,randparents J M McNabb Ken Dalhart Texas J.mes. Meazel É&H Dixie Meazell Deane Arthur Dewey Marie Meazel Skhhona Ovecien

Griggs and Sons To Handle Graveside Service Details

Graveside service for infant Michael Schoolcraft, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Schoolcraft, will be held at Llano at 10:00 AM Monday. Also noted are Myrtle Mae McCate of 1500 Linwood, wife of J. McCate, mother of Raymond and Mrs. Walter Barrett, sister of C A Eckstine and others, with services pending through N. S. Griggs and Sons.

Michael Schoolcraft J. F. Schoolcraft Buchanan BF. Schoolcraft Clinton Lessey Llanoes Ie McCab Myrtle Mae McCate Raymond Walter Barrett C. A Des Eckstine W. W. Chrestman GD. Morris N. S. Griggs and Sons

Frontline Push Near Hungnam As Chinese Assaults Grow

Chinese forces mass near Hungnam with 12 to 14 divisions totaling up to 140,000 troops. US Third Division line holds north approaches as two companies attack. UN forces report 800 Chinese killed in 24 hours and air, land, sea bombardment continues. Seoul's wards urged evacuation though government denies orders. Sabre jets lead air assault, destroying tanks, vehicles, bridges, and a MIG-15 near the Yalu frontier.

Hungnam United Nations Ngnam Korea Seoul Syngman Rhee Rhee Han River UN Fighth Army 38Th Parallel North Korea Yalu River Manchurian

Wildcat Train Walkout Raises Negotiation Fears

Strike leaders warned that management may refuse to bargain as wildcat walkouts affect Toledo lines including Baltimore & Ohio Wheeling & Lake Erie Detroit & Toledo Shore Line. The action echoed prior stoppages prompting President Truman to intervene. Workers began returning to duty Saturday and talks resumed at the White House yesterday.

Frank Coyle National Toledo Baltimore & Ohio Wheeling & Imke Erie Detroit & Toledo Shore Line Truman White House

Fliers Take Over For Korean Santa

In Tokyo on December 18 the US Air Force began airlifting gifts for 24th Division infantrymen based in Japan. The parcels include candies cookies nuts canned delicacies and other foods bound for Korea to lift holiday spirits.

Tokyo Korea Japan

Voluntary Wage-Price Freeze Aimed at Inflation Fight

Washington moves toward a voluntary wage and price freeze as the government prepares for broader controls in the fight against inflation. ESA chief Valentine envisions ceilings pegged to December 1 levels, with March as the deadline before potential compulsory measures. President Truman’s emergency policy expands mobilization through the Office of Defense Mobilization led by Charles E. Wilson.

Washington ESA Charles FE. Wilson Wilson General Electric Co Truman Office of Defense Mobilization ODM Valentine General Motors Ford OPA

Terminal expansion or remodeling eyed for Amarillo airport

Riley Strickland, aviation committee chair of the chamber of commerce, notes a report considers expanding the terminal south to fit any equipment or services and remodeling at about $80,000. Yet trends toward larger planes, fewer flights, possible turboprop use, CAA safety concerns, and uncertain national emergency needs may dampen remodeling plans. The aviation committee will present the report at the next board meeting.

Amarillo Civil Aeronautics Administration CAA

Bergdoll's Son Pleads Guilty to Draft Dodging

Alfred Bergdoll, 23, son of the famed WWI draft dodger Grover Bergdoll, pleads guilty before Judge Sylvester J. Ryan to failing to report for a physical on August 21 and for induction on November 9 in a two county draft dodging case. He faces up to five years in prison and a $10,000 fine.

New York Alfred Bergdoll Bergdoll Sylvester J. Ryan Grover Cleveland Bergdoll Um Penal Prion

Its Chou En Lai Move on Korean Talks

The UN cease fire committee disclosed it asked Chou En Lai to arrange a time and place for Korean peace talks. It said it was willing to meet any Peiping representative at a mutually convenient venue. Lester B Pearson reported the group had sent a cable to Chou and the political committee adjourned to await a reply, 50 to 5.

Chou En-lai Chou Peiping Lester B. Pearson Canada General Assembly

Subway Mishap Injures 12 on Crowded 125th Street Run

In New York a 10 car subway train started with doors open at 125th Street and Lexington Avenue injuring 12, none seriously. The board of transportation blamed a motorman signal misunderstanding as passengers were pushed and toppled on the platform during the rush hour. The emergency cord was pulled and the train halted after about 20 feet.

New York The Board of Transportation 125Th Street Lexington Avenue

Auto price rollback sparks industry protest across GM and rivals

General Motors and Chrysler faced government price rollback orders affecting 1951 models with Nash Ford responding, while GM called the order discriminatory. Labor unions led by CIO UAW chief Walter Reuther warned any disruption to wage scales would undermine defense industry stability. An ESA wage board meeting in Washington will weigh the dispute with union and management reps. The era’s tensions reflect fears over cost of living and steel price boosts driving auto price changes.

General Motors Corp Chrysler Nash Ford ESA Walter P. Reuther CIO United Auto Workers Auto Producers Reuther UAW General Motors ESA Wage Stabilization Board Cyrus S. Ching Washington

Cold Weather Hits Deep South and Northeast

Unseasonably cold weather spread over the Eastern half of the nation with early lows dropping to 42 in Jacksonville and 26 in Atlanta and Birmingham. The Weather Bureau warned of continued cold as Midwest cold air moves in, with light snow in the Great Lakes and upper Missouri Valley and subzero readings at Rochester Minnesota.

Chicago Jacksonville Pla Atlanta Birmingham Ala Mercury Charleston Weather Bureau Midwest Missouri River Valley Great Lakes Area Middlewest Rochester Minn

Thunderbird guard bus overturns near Houston

Forty five soldiers of Oklahoma's 45th National Guard Division were returning from Houston when the Thunderbird unit bus left a gravel road, rolled into a 25 foot ditch, and caught fire. Thirty two soldiers and the driver were injured, with the fire marshal noting most escaped cremation by luck. a small blaze was put out before reaching the fuel tank.

Orange Tex Oklahoma Thunderbird 45Th National Guard Houston Joe Stewart Stewart

Burma Surgeon's Trial Near Close

RANGOON Burma Dec 18 The defense will close its case after presenting tomorrow its two remaining witnesses for Dr Gordon S Seagrave charged with high treason The last witnesses are Htin Nan a parliament member and Hkun Hpung chieftain of the Kachin Hawwa Seagrave is accused of aiding rebels and faces a possible ten year term or banishment if convicted.

Rangoon Burma Gordon S. Seagrave Htin Nan Hkun Hpung Kachin Hawwa Seagrave

University directory lists common surnames and student count

The University of Illinois directory shows 138 Smiths 131 Johnsons 98 Browns and 58 Joneses. It also lists 17 162 students ranging from Aagaard to Zylstra.

University of Illinois Smiths Johnsons Browns Joneses Aagaard Zylstra

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Blackburn Shaw Funeral Directors Neuscu Francis Neusch Rancis Amelia Barbara Lane Claude Edwin Leonard Randson Henry Neusch John Aichimayr N.S. Griggs & Sons Ruthker Jefferson Llano Cemetery Boys Ranch John M. Rowlett Ernest Langford Jay Taylor Herring Hotel College Station Panhandle A&m Club Architectural Association Dallas Lubbock Alan Valentine Economic Stabilization Authority McCartt Carton Puffin Florida Taylor 10Th Georgia Slacker Bergdoll Subway Ceesane A University of Ilinois Sanstone Panhandle Aundry
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