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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1951
Page
4
Weather storms lash Britain and U S mob violence drops
Britain endures record winds and floods with at least 12 dead as ships battle the 100 mile per hour gusts and 30 foot sea breaches. In Alabama, Tuskegee reports mob violence fell in 1951 with only one confirmed lynching and several thwarted attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Turnhouse
Edinburgh
Isles
Kent
Dymechurch
Atlantic Ocean
Ireland
Kurt Carson
Enterprise
New York
Carlsen
Inverness Moors
Hull
Dysart
St. Ives
Cornwall
Eguire
Crew Claims Early Jan 1 Observance
The American freighter Paul Revere crew filed a claim for the first 1952 New Year celebration. The ship reached the new year at 7 AM December 31, 1951, New York time as it neared the international date line southwest of Midway Island. Captain Philip Mohun reported the vessel bound for Baltimore with ore from Masinioc, PI, owned and operated by Prudential Steamship Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Paul Revere
New York
Associated Press
Philip Mohun
Midway Island
Mohun
Baltimore
Masinioc
Prudential Steamship Corp. of
Chimney Climber Proclaims Irish Pride in 365-Foot Feat
Clarence Gillen of Harrison climbed a 365 foot chimney in East Newark to prove he is Irish. Police tried to stop him as he spent about an hour atop the structure. After coming down he was jailed for questioning by Sgt. Joseph Duffy who asked if he would jump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Clarence Gillen
Harrison
Joseph Duffy
Gillen
Another Guard Unit To Be Called Up
Assistant Secretary of the Army Elvis J. Stahr Jr said a second National Guard division will go on active duty in May or June in addition to the Illinois and Ohio divisions slated for January and February. He noted no calls to duty for enlisted reservists are planned in 1952 and that the recall of reserve officers will be limited to about 19 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Elvis J. Stahr, Jr
National Guard
Illinois
Ohio
Stahr
Reserve Officers Association
Army
Land of small towns mixed population in Newfoundland
In Newfoundland there are 100 communities over 500 residents and 1,200 settlements under 300, with many fishing villages housing fewer than 50 people. The piece also notes Egyptian surgeon priests once used golden needles to seal wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John’s
Newfoundland
Ignorance Blamed In Egyptian Crash
Investigators blame Egyptian airliner crew for the Dec. 22 crash in Tehran that killed 21, including Dr. Henry G. Bennett and six other Americans. Four international experts reported the crew’s unfamiliarity with beacon landing procedures led to the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehran
Iran
U.P
Henry G. Bennett
US Point Four
Small Firms To Get US Aid on Loans
Washington December 30 United Press Telford Taylor head of the Small Defense Plants Administration creates an office of loans to speed defense loans to small firms He names Richard C Dyas of Paris Illinois former RFC attorney acting director The office will assist small firms in obtaining loans and related help from the RFC and other lenders
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Telford Taylor
Small Defense Plants Administration
Richard C. Dyas
Paris
Ill
RFC
Taylor
Dyas
Tombstone Found Hidden in Car Trunk In Pittsburgh
Charles C. Hornsby of Detroit discovered a 150 pound tombstone in the trunk of his car while visiting Pittsburgh. He reported the stone was placed there during a break in between Thursday and Sunday and did not expect to need it soon. Police investigated the odd find.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
U.P
Charles C. Hornsby
Detroit
Hornsby
New Zealand Sheep Total Around Thirty-Three Million
New Zealand now has about 33,857,000 sheep in the country. The current count is 118,000 fewer than the all-time record set in 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
New Zealand
Economists foresee good 1952 with mixed stock outlook
Nine of ten top economists expect a solid year ahead with rising production and prices and unemployment around two million. They foresee continued industrial lull, modest inflation, and defense-led growth, while the stock market may slide slightly with an inverted V pattern for 1952 and 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Stalin
Participating Economists Named for Industry Study
A roster of economists and business leaders from SKF Industries Swift & Co Wharton School University of Pennsylvania Textile Workers Union and Standard Oil Company New Jersey is listed as participants in an economic research program in Philadelphia. The group includes Adolph G Abramson Henry B Arthur C Canby Balderston Solomon Barks W Lewis Bassie Edward G Bennion Donald F Bishop Karl Bopp and others. Their affiliations span banking industry research labor and manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick L. Deming
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
J. Frederic Dewhurst
Twentieth Century Fund
Leonard A. Drake
Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce
Edwin B. George
Dun & Bradstreet, Inc
Peter Henle
American Federation of Labor
Joseph K. Heyman
Trust Company of Georgia
Atlanta
Walter E. Headley
Armstrong Cork Co
Lucien O. Hooper
W. E. Hutton & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Werner Lehnberg
Goodbody & Co
Wesley Lindow
Irving Trust Co
New York
Robert R. Nathan
Associates
Washington, DC
Louis J. Paradise
Office of Business Economics
Department of Commerce
J.marvin Peterson
Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
Frank K. Rader
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
T. Bruce Robb
Wm. Jewell College
Liberty
Stanley H. Ruttenberg
Congress of Industral Organizations
Emerson P. Schmidt
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
C. A. Sienkiewicz
Central Penn National Bank
Philadelphia
Arthur A. Smith
First National Bank
William H. Stead
National Security Resources Board
Herbert Stein
Committee For Economic Development
Oscar C. Stine
Lazare Teper
International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union
Woodlief Thomas
Federal Reserve Board
Clarence Tow
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
Rufus S. Tucker
General Motors Corp
Arthur R. Upgren
Minneapolis Star
Simon N. Whitney
Twentieth Century Punch
Aryness Joy Wickens
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Hans A. Widenmann
Carl M. Loeb
Rhoades & Co
Donald B. Woodward
Mutual Life Insurance Co
Philadelphia Bulletin
Adolph G. Abramson
SKF Industries
Henry B. Arthur
Swift & Co
C. Canby Balderston
Wharton School
University Pennsylvania
Solomon Barks
Textile Workers Union
W. Lewis Bassie
Bureau of Economic &Business Research
University of Illinois
Edward G. Bennion
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Donald F. Bishop
Karl Bopp
Federal Reserve Bank of Philadel
Turkey sets 1951 cotton crop estimate at 17 000 tons
Ankara reports the government estimates Turkey's 1951 cotton crop at 17 000 tons, a sharp drop from 1947's 51 500 tons and 1950's 123 000 tons, highlighting a decade of fluctuating yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ankara
Turkey
Herring Catch Sets Record in Oslo Norway 1951
Oslo reports a historic herring catch totaling 1.88 million tons, the largest on record. Officials attribute the spike to abundant seas and favorable fishing conditions, with fleets from Norway contributing most of the catch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oslo
Norway
Shamrock Faces Busy Fire Day With Three Blazes
Shamrock had three fires in a 24 hour span on Sunday creating the town's busiest day of the year. The worst blaze hit the Shamrock Ice Company with help from Wheeler, Wellington and McLean before it was stopped in a three hour effort. A fire at the Sam Scott farm southwest of Shamrock destroyed much of the belongings, while feed ricks at the Dola Gragg dairy farm two miles northeast burned, the second such fire there within 24 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamrock
Shamrock Ice Company
Wheeler
Wellington
McLean
Sam Scott
Here
Dola Gragg
Rites Set for Accident Victim C C Noliner
Spearman, Dec. 31 final rites are set for C. C. Nolliner a 48 year old construction worker fatally injured when his auto overturned eight miles north of Stinnett Saturday night He died at North Plains hospital Borger He is survived by his wife a son in the Navy and a brother The service will be at the Spearman Church of Christ with burial in Hansford Cemetery under Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home Perryton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuskegee
Ala
Tuskegee Institute
Florida
Melvin Womack
Womack
Winter Garden
Fla
Orlando Morning Sentinel
F. D. Patterson
Samuel Shepherd
Walter Lee Irvin
Willis V. McCall
McCall
Raiford
Tavares
US Supreme Court
Groveland
Colonial Beach
Charles White
Brundidge
Forrest Jones
Lafayette Miller
Greenville
Miller
Spearman
C. C. Noliner
Spearman Church of Christ
Hansford
Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home
Perryton
Nolliner
Stinnett
Manhattan Construction Company
Phillips Plains
North Plains Hospital
Borger
Fern Nollner
Donald Nollner
US Navy
Roy Nolliner
Spellman Inspired By Battle Troops
Seoul Korea December 31 Cardinal Spellman praised UN troops for sacrifice and patriotism after touring battle stations. He said leaders were doing everything possible for the soldiers and thanked Americans for their service. He noted Catholic, Protestant and Jewish chaplains share the hardships of the men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
Francis Cardinal Spellman
United Nations
New York
Eighth Army
San Angelo Paper Unveils New Home
The San Angelo Standard-Times opened its new $220,000 plant yesterday to nearly 3,000 visitors in San Angelo. Publisher Houston Harte called the open house gratifying as a six page Sunday section detailed the plant, staff, and facilities. The building resists heat and dust with a windowless design and a 30 foot plate glass entrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Angelo
San Angelo Standard-Times
Houston Harte
Miss Cheesecake of 1951 Elected
The Stars and Stripes reported Franca Faldini as Miss Cheesecake of 1951. The Italian born 20 year old Rome native now in Hollywood is noted for leg measurements claimed to match Venus de Milo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darmstadt
Germany
Stars and Stripes
Franca Faldini
Marilyn Monroe
Argentina’s Forest Area Reaches 186000 Acres
Argentina counts about 186000 acres of forest land, roughly a quarter of the country’s total land area. The figure highlights the nation’s substantial wooded regions and suggests continuing conservation and land-use considerations across provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argentina
Sailor Enlists in Navy Boot Camp at San Diego
Grand Charles Cates Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. C C Cates of 917 Pierce, writes from Navy boot camp in San Diego about training differences from civilian life. He recalls being used in many roles, mentions drill and wash cycles, and jokes about growing hair and shoes as Christmas nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Cates, Jr
C. C. Cates
Pierce
Navy
San Diego
Cal
Nine planets total thirty moons found
Boston reports thirty known satellites across the nine planets. Jupiter leads with eleven moons, Saturn follows with nine, Uranus has five, Mars and Neptune two each, while Mercury Venus and Pluto have none known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Earth
Jupiter
Saturn
Uranus
Mars
Neptune
Mercury
Venus
Pluto
Funeral Services Pending For Lefors Man
Funeral services for Lyman William Upha Upham were pending in Pampa on Monday at Duenkel Carmichael Funeral Home. He died Sunday afternoon in a Pampa hospital at age 63. A Lefors resident for 13 years, he came from Raton New Mexico in 1938 and worked as an oil field worker for Southern Production Company. Survived by wife Charlotte Upham, a son Maurie Lefors, three daughters Pauline Koon Panama City Florida Mary Sue Houchin Eureka Kansas and Juanita Vincent Lefors, his parents Mr and Mrs C L Upham Rock Springs and a sister Mable Dickey Tulia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upham
Pampa
Lefors
Panhandlé
Raton
Southern Production Company
Charlotte Upham
Maurie Lefors
Pauline Koon
Panama City
Fla
Mary Sue Houchin
Eureka
Kan
Juanita Vincent
C. L. Upha
Dandridge Rites Slated Tuesday
Funeral services for Mrs. S. B. Dandridge, 61, will be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday at the Baptist Church in Hillsboro with Rev. Alvin Swindell officiating. Burial will follow in Ridge Park Cemetery Hillsboro. She died Sunday in a Norman Oklahoma hospital after a heart ailment. she resided in Norman and is survived by husband Spotsy Dandridge, a daughter Rosamonde Mille Norman, and four sisters in Dallas, Hillsboro, Arkansas, and Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pampa
S. B. Dandridge
Myles Morgan
The
Baptist Church
Hillboro
Alvin Swindell
Ridge Par
Hillsboro
Marshall and Marsha Funeral Home
Dandridge
Norma Okla
Norman
Morgan
Spotsy
Anold
Rosamonde Mille Norman
J. Snider
Plows Vanish in Heavy Colorado Snow drifts
In Crested Butte Colorado houses and several snowplows vanished as fresh snow piled up to 75 inches halting road clearing between Crested Butte and Gunnison. Crews abandoned machines and walked back to town while residents reported steady food and utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crested Butte
Colo
Dec
U.P
Gunnison
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India
Doc's Liquor Store, Inc
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Travis
Tabor Keeling
Bill Moore
Rube Goldberg
Tom Murphy
Clark Gable
Dorothy Lamour
Talullah Bankhead
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Business Outlook
Bank
NPA
Phia
Ewan Clague
George Coleman
Mercantile Trust Co
St. Louis
Robert Coltman
Provident Trust Co
Donald H. Davenport
Division of Economic Development
Cow
Jones & Co
Sec
J. A Livingston
Seagram's
Cheesecake
Sailor
P.S
Charles C. Cates, Jr, x
Lefors Man
Lyman William Upha Lefors
Monda
Duenkel-Carmichael Funer
Colorado
G.I
Amarillo
Empire Investment Corp
Heath
Bob “Theos
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