Mexico Won't Shield Ochoa In Extradition Case
George Ochoa, 38, customs broker, failed to obtain an amparo injunction to block arrest for extradition to Laredo Texas over murder charges. Judge Javier Aguayo refused the request after inquiry from the foreign office, which reports no trace of Ochoa in Mexico City. He is wanted for questioning in the July 31 killings of Henry D. Whittenburg in a Laredo hotel and Corporal James Lindsay in the same hotel. Ochoa has been seen in Laredo and Mexico City amid ongoing extradition proceedings.
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Mexico City
George Ochhoa
Laredo
Tex
Foreign Office
Ochoa
Aguayo
Henry D. Whittenburg
Cpl
James Lindsay
Oneida
Tenn
Hoa
al Laredo
Federal Attorney General
Amparo
Truman Barkley Encore Hints at 1952 Ticket
Vice-President Barkley predicts Democrats will keep winning and many weigh a Truman Barkley 1952 ticket. The piece notes Barkley’s charm, public speaking impact, and age considerations for a potential run, with Republicans skeptical of his forecasts. It mentions Barkley’s Miami optimism and hints at Openings until Christmas for Schell Munday Co. listings.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Barkley
Truman
John Stuck
Miami
Fla
Brewster
Maine
Gotham to Tap Hudson River for Water Shortage Relief
New York City officials ordered full speed on plans to siphon 100 million gallons daily from the Hudson River to the Delaware aqueduct at Chelsea to ease an extended shortage. The project would take about a year and cost 5 to 10 million dollars, requiring formal authorizations.
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New York
Hudson River
Hudson
Chelsea
Poughkeepsie
Franklin D. Roosevelt
James J. Walker
Westchester County
Catskill Mountain
Albany
Dewey
Chances for a White Christmas Amid Cold Weather Forecast
Weather forecaster Walter Watts at Ama Air Terminal says a white Christmas is likely as cold Arctic air pushes in. The Weather Bureau warns of freezing rain and snow with temperatures near 15 tonight and not above 25 tomorrow, with continued snow and cold through Friday and warming by Saturday afternoon. Stockmen and motorists receive warnings for dangerous travel conditions as winter begins and heavy precipitation continues into Thursday.
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Walter Watts
Ama_ Air Terminal
Weather Bureau
Watts
Texas Department of Public Safety
Hoskins Trial Deliberations Near End of Case
The district attorney said Hoskins has forfeited his rights as the jury prepares to decide his fate this afternoon. Key testimony linked Hoskins and Donald Young to the Oct 6 shooting at John Brownfield residence and the fatal injury of Freeman at the Kelley Service Station. Witnesses and a firearms expert connected the weapon to the crime, while defense testimony surfaced near the end of yesterday's session.
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King
Hoskins
Henry S. Bishop
Donald Gene Young
John Brownfield
Freeman
Wernie Kelley
North East Eighth
Grace Brownfield
47Th District Court
Charles
Sonny” Frederick
Kelley
Roland F. Case
North Fillmore
Sonny Frederick
Frederick
Building Maintains Its Pace toward 1926 Record
Building activity accelerates toward a 1926 record with 1949 construction at $216,560. Commitments listed include Clifford Mace at 2121 Polk for a four feature brick veneer apartment house at $18,000 J W Webb at 4202 Jackson with a four room frame at $5,000 Paul Glavier at 4111 Polk four room frame $5,000 Frank Phillips Son at 2007 Bonham four room brick veneer $8,000 and at 2812 Washington five room brick veneer $8,000.
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Clifford Mace
Polk
J. W. Webb
Jackson
Paul Glavier
Frank Phillips & Son
Bonham
Hunters Reopen Fire Tomorrow For Duck and Goose Season
The second half of the split hunting season opens at noon tomorrow with a daily bag limit of four ducks and up to eight in possession. Geese are limited to two per day or in possession. Shooting runs noon to sunset tomorrow, then future days begin at half an hour before sunrise to sunset. Anyone over 16 must have a federal duck stamp and Texans 17 or older hunting outside their home county need a Texas hunting license.
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Texas
Bonham Receives Housing Fund Allocation for 90 Units
Washington December 30 Bonham Texas gets a preliminary planning loan of 36000 dollars for 90 low rent housing units. Public Housing Administration says the government will finance construction if private financing is not available subject to Presidential approval.
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Washington
Bonham, Tex
Truman
Public Housing Administration
Community Chest Fund Given Boost
First returns from the Community Chest universal appeal totaled 396 dollars from 27 donors. Names include Clarence Bass Harry E Beck C T Burchett Dr J H Chandler and many others. Anonymous gifts supported by the universal appeal committee aim to wipe out a 27 683 dollar deficit by Christmas. A separate note reports a candy cane theft at Kringle market and discusses likely tax and spending debates for the 81st Congress with focus on social security health insurance and housing.
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Community Chest
Clarence Bass
Harry E. Beckwith
C. T. Burchett
J. H. Chandler
A. F. Cox
J. F. Craig
John E. Gulledge
W. B. Haile
Dewey A. Hicks
E. L. Higinbotham
R. S. Killough
C. 8. Lambie
R. O. Lehman
Jennie C. Singer
S. E. McMillen
Roy C. Sloan
Etna V. Taylor
L. E. Moyer, Jr
M. E. Roberts
Albert F. Smith
Jack Spence
Stinson
W. H. Woodlief
Loren W. Young
Universal Appeal Committee
James L. McCormick
Congress
House
Truman
Mexican Loggerhead turtle lands on Cornish coast
A Mexican loggerhead turtle, about the size of a man's head, was spotted along a Cornish seashore. Scientists suspect it swam across the Atlantic from the Gulf of Mexico. Locals named the creature Theodore as Cornish residents marvel at the unlikely visitor.
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Plymouth
Eng
Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
Theodore
Turtle
Yank Who Broadcast For Huns Sentenced
Herbert John Burgman former Berlin embassy clerk was sentenced to six to 20 years for treason. At 53 he was the seventh American convicted in postwar treason prosecutions. Burgman broadcast Nazi propaganda under the alias Joe Scanlon from Station Debunk, a Berlin originated program falsely labeled as Midwest US.
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Washington
Herbert John Burgman
Berlin
Burgman
Hokah
Minn
Joe Scanlon
Scanlon
United States
Debunk
Midwest
Lighting Contest Draws 114 Entries
The Christmas Lighting Contest case has 114 entries with judging by Amarillo Garden Club and Globe volunteers. Judging across eight districts starts at 7 p m and continues through Thursday night with winners announced on Christmas Day.
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Globe Office
Amarillo Garden Club
The
Globe
New York Mayor Takes a Bride
Mayor William O Dwyer of New York wed Elizabeth Sloan Simpson in a simple ceremony at St Joseph s Church Stuart Pennsylvania. A rainbow arched the sky as the couple arrived and Rev Timothy J Geary called the rites very simple and very beautiful.
Theft from Car Reported on Polk Street
Fred Bandy reported to police the theft of several articles of women's clothing from his unlocked car parked in the 700 block on Polk last night.
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Fred Bandy
Spruce
Polk
Car Thief Overlooks Human Cargo Kidnapped Woman Found
Esther Silverman, a 42 year old polio invalid, was found unharmed seven hours after being accidentally kidnapped and confined in the back seat of an abandoned stolen car. A police hunt followed as the kidnapper abandoned the vehicle fearing charges.
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New York
Yestern
Esther Silverman
Denfeld Snubs Navy Offer After Ouster
Denfeld declines the Navy command in Europe after being removed from the top post over his role in the admiral's revolt. He has until January 19 to decide whether to retire or stay in service, with only two four star commands possibly open.
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Omonerner
Denfeld
Matthews
Europe
Navy
Atlantic
Pacific
Adm
W. H. P. Blandy
Weather and livestock outlook across Amarillo region
The Panhandle and West Texas agencies warn livestock keepers to expect a mix of rain and possible freezing rain or snow tonight through Wednesday. Temperatures fall from mild today to single digits, with highs near 58 today and 25 tomorrow. Snow and continued cold persist, with advisories for stock protection and livestock safety.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
West Texas
South Plains
el Paso
New Mexico
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