Engineering Firm Ad Hints at Reactivation Soon
Evidence piles up that the Pantex property, wartime bomb loading plant site, will be reactivated. Officials say the property is being resurveyed while unofficial signals point to a advance stage of plans. Last night Sen Lyndon Johnson spoke to a representative.
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Tulsa
Marvin Powell
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Dallas
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U S Troops to Join In Defense of Europe
President Truman announced that American troops will be sent to Europe to join Eisenhower's anti Communist defense forces as soon as they can be prepared. He made the decision amid efforts to bolster Western defense and counter Soviet influence.
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Hungnam Harbor
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Kangeye
Seoul
Korean Peoples Army
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Hunenam
United Nations
Yonpo
Amarillo High seeks new coach as Lynch contract ends
The Amarillo school board will replace head coach How ard Lynch whose contract will not be renewed. Prospective applicants from Oklahoma New Mexico and Texas have called, while rumored candidates include Truitt Owens and several coaches from Oklahoma and Texas programs. The top coaching job attract broad interest as spring training nears.
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Howard Lynch
E. M. Blackburn, Jr
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Truitt “Juicy
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Arlington Heights
Fort Worth
Texarkana
Amarillo
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Red Raiders
Chesty Walker
Phillips High School
Jack Mitchell
Tulsa University
University of Oklahoma
Paul Young
Muskogee
Jewell Wallace
Thomas Jefferson
San Antonio
San Angelo Bobcats
Joe Coleman
Odessa High School
Cooper Robbins
Breckenridge High School
Fats Cranfill
Denison High School
Pat Gerald
Sweetwater High School
Thurman
Jones
Midland High School
Lee High School
Architects and Engineers Seeking Contracts
Silas Mason Co lists openings for architects engineers in mechanical structural and electrical roles with monthly pay ranges from 350 to 700 dollars, inviting qualified candidates to apply.
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Eisenhower to lead Western European army and return to Europe
President Truman said Eisenhower will come to Washington for a conference, then report to Europe as soon as possible with Lt Gen Arthur Gruenther as chief of staff. Eisenhower plans to leave for Europe early next year to command a Western European army of 750000, including 150000 Germans, as Atlantic Pact nations approve limited German rearmament.
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Truman to Sign Dam Bill for Canadian River Project
Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas said President Truman will sign the 85 million Canadian River Dam bill into law. Johnson added he had been informed the President would approve the authorization, extending funding for the project.
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Gift of Blood Fails to Save Local Woman in Amarillo
Mrs. Lorene Whitwell of Amarillo died in Kansas City after a nine hour operation that used 24 pints of donated blood from Amarillo, a local one day record. Her husband Alton Whitwell, son Eugene Watkins, daughter Vivian Malin, parents, siblings, and several Amarillo friends are listed as survivors. Funeral arrangements are to be announced by Blackburn Shaw Funeral Home.
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Alton Orben Whitwell
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Amarillo Friends of the Whitwells
Santa Fe
Eugene Watkins
Vivian Ramona Malin
R. L. Lamberson
Rex Lamberson
Lola Caldwell
Otha Atkins
Borger
Bobby Dishman
Hedley
Blackburn- Shaw Funeral Home
Auto makers seek modification of price rollback
Detroit reports that President Truman offered no clear encouragement for altering the automotive price rollback. GM led protests by halting sales of 1951 Chevrolet, Pontiac, and Cadillac models, while others like Ford Chrysler and Nash had not yet moved. ESA officials and industry reps planned talks in Washington as a government review continued.
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Wiley Siwula
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ESA
CIO United Auto Workers Union
General Motors Corp
Corporation
Michael V. DiSalle
Chevrolet
Pontiac
Cadillac
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler Corp
Nash Motors
Weather Forecast Amarillo West Texas New Mexico
Weather Bureau report shows Amarillo and vicinity with partly cloudy skies and cooler trends tonight and Wednesday. West Texas trends warmer tonight with similar pattern through Wednesday. New Mexico experiences fair conditions with little temperature change across today tonight and Wednesday.
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New Mexico
Missing Plains Girls Found in Sweetwater
Roe Jean Bush and Barbara Balentine, missing from Hansford County since Friday night, were found in Sweetwater this morning and returned to their parents this afternoon. Officers spotted the white Ford pickup they fled in, parked on the southeast edge of Sweetwater, after broadcasts by the Texas Highway Patrol. The 12 and 14 year olds offered no explanation for their departure.
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Barbara Balentine
Hansford
Sweetwater
Spearman
Sweetwater City
Lester Rush
Pringle
Mike Balentine
Morse
Barbara
Roe Jean
Balentine
Texas Highway Patrol
Ailing Pampa lad asks Santa for dad he has never seen
In Galveston the 14 year old Howard Youngblood, ill with an incurable condition, yearns to meet his father Artie Youngblood, 32, whom he has never met since their parents’ divorce when he was six months old. His mother Velma Faye Stone, 30, moved from Grove Oklahoma to Borger and then to Galveston seeking his father. Howard earned his first class Scout badge and received a radio from Boy Scout Troop 22 in Pampa while grandparents sent a wrist watch.
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Howard Youngblood
Pampa Junior High School
Velma Faye Stone
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Artie Youncblood
Grove
Okla
Borger
Joseph
Boy Scout Troop 22
Truman Defends Acheson Amid Communist Threat
President Truman issued a strong defense of Secretary of State Dean Acheson at a news conference. He rejected calls to dismiss Acheson, praising him as alert to Communism's threat to freedom and indicating alternative policies were not presented at the session.
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