Ernestine MARTIN 27 Mission TX obituary service announced
Ernestine Martin 27 of Mission Texas died Sunday wife of Bob mother of Carolyn. Sandy daughter of Mrs Carl Benson and Alvin Corbin sister of Mrs D H Condor granddaughter of W A Roof Sr. Memorial service at 5 PM Wednesday Memorial Chapel burial Liano Mausoleum. Kelly Marshall E. WWI casualty son of Mr and Mrs J L Kelly brother of Forrest D K Artie Lee Jack Ellis service 2:30 PM Saturday Memorial Chapel burial Liano.
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Martin Ernestine
Mission
Texas
Bob
Carolyn
Sandy
Carl Benson
Alvin Corbin
D H. Condor
W. A. Roof
Liano
Kelly Marshall E. Kelly
J. L. Kelly
Forrest
D. K
Artie Lee
Jack
Ellis
Clovis Chronicle Closes Its Doors
Clovis Chronicle suspends publication with today’s issue. Managing Editor George Fly cites ongoing business difficulties after the paper had operated since March 20 of last year.
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Clovis Chronicle
Clovis
George Fly
Chronicle
Fly
Potatoes Dumping Plan Questioned by Senate Panel
Senator Young suggested Brannan consider scrapping the potato dumping plan while Anderson and Aiken described the issue as an executive matter. They argued the Agriculture Department should hold powers to control surpluses, including use of potatoes for feed or starch if freight is paid, with government farm price support backing purchases.
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North Dakota
Republican
Brannan
Aiken
Agriculture Committee
Congress
Anderson
Markets 3rd Hour Averages From Amarillo Merrill Lynch
The Amarillo Merrill Lynch office reports 12:30 New York market quotations across multiple railroads, manufactur ers, consumer goods and financials led by Air Reduction, Glenn Martin, Allegheny Lud, Allied Stores, Anaconda, Boeing, Ford, General Electric and United Airlines. The list includes numerous price changes and percentage figures, highlighting activity in industrials, utilities, and commodities with a final note on a Financial Industrial Fund liquidation offering $2.14.
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Canada Dry
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St Joseph Ld
iGolo Fuel
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Shell UN Oil
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Simmons Co
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Firth Es
Sunshine
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Goodrich
Union Ol Cal
Union Pacific
United Aircrft
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United Car
United Asim
Hershey
Johns Many
Westingh Etec
Jones Laugh
West Va
Cold weather eases in Dakotas as Army surveys stricken areas
Skies clear across the nation and temperatures rise in the Dakotas after days of sub-zero weather. The Army surveyed snowbound regions as Red Cross designates disaster zones and plans use of Army Weasels to reach stranded families in need of medical care amid continuing cold and closures. Deaths from freezing rise in the Pacific Northwest as relief teams deliver fuel and food to isolated farm families.
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Associated Press
Dakotas
Pacific Northwest
California
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Ohio Valley
Texas
Rockies
North
South Dakota
Army
Red Cross
North Dakota
Devil’s Lake
George T. Mickelson
Plains
Pembina
Fargo
Duluth
Minn
Portland
Ore
Washington
Oregon
British Columbia
US Suit Hits At Coal Troops
In Washington on February 1, the government pressed a federal court to deem coal strikes and slowdowns unfair labor practices and to order John L. Lewis and his miners to halt such actions. The case, brought by Robert Denham of the National Labor Relations Board, follows President Truman’s call for a 70 day truce while fact-finders mediate the long disrupted production.
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Washington
Government
John L. Lewis
Robert Denham
National Labor Relations Board
Truman
Denham
White House
Philippine President Quirino Leaves Johns Hopkins Hospital
President Elpidio Quirino of the Philippines left Johns Hopkins Hospital after an operation for removal of a kidney stone conducted January 16.
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Baltimore
Elpidio Quirino
Philippines
Johns Hopkins Hospital
New York and Chicago Livestock Prices Report Feb 1
Cattle numbers around 3,500 with calves 300 and hogs 2,500 at Kansas City and Chicago markets. Fed steers and heifers mostly steady to weak. cows steady. yearlings 31.50 for around 1000 pounds and 29.00 to 31.00 for 1100 pounds in Kansas City. hogs 180 to 250 pounds 16.75 to 17.25 in Chicago. sows lower. sheep lambs steady to strong with 105 pound lambs at 15 and 98 clipped lambs at 23.50 to 23.75. Chicago slaughter steers 1100-1400 pounds 30.00-36.00, cows and vealers steady. yearlings absent. slaughter lambs weak to lower bids. ewes scarce.
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Kansas City
Food and Choice
Chicago
Carol Paight Insanity Defense Faces Jury
In Bridgeport Connecticut a family friend testified that Carol Paight appeared not to be of sound mind when she shot her father Sgt. Carl Paight in Stamford Hospital. Doctors and the defendant’s mother described mental strain over cancer news and religious conflict as key factors in the insanity claim.
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Josephine Smith
Stamford, Conn
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Paight
Beny
BLUN STAR OINTMENT Promises quick relief from skin itch
An advertisement claims one application calms itching from eczema, rash, tetter, ringworm, pimples, scabies, and toe itch. It offers money back if the first application fails and urges repeat use as nature heals.
Homing Pigeons Return After Burglar Stole Birds
SAN BERNARDINO Cal Feb 1 Sheriff Jim Stocker says this is futility as 50 homing pigeons were stolen from lofts near the city but all of them returned home.
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San Bernardino
Cal
Jim Stocker
Texas Governor Warns on Hospital Care and Tax Hike Plan
The governor urged a decisive 30 day session action on hospital funding and a proposed cigarette tax increase to 4 cents per pack, projecting 7.5 million dollars annually. He cited a Public Health Service ranking of Texas institutions as among the worst in the nation and described severe overcrowding and dilapidated facilities. He warned neglect risks and outlined worsening finances including oil revenue cuts and a $11 million annual shortfall even with department closures.
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Texas
Public Health Service
Lone Star
Iowa
State Department
Warehouse for Sale in Melrose NM 50x200 Feet
Metal warehouse with concrete floor at truck bed height. Large loading platform and office space plus land for expansion. Currently storing broom corn, suitable for grain or seed storage. Located in Melrose New Mexico. P O Box 2138 Fort Worth.
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Melrose
New Mexico
P.O
Fort Worth
Salvage crew frees Missouri from shoal in drydock recovery
Sailors celebrate after successful salvage of the Missouri which had been aground on a shoal. Admiral notes swift setup and solid planning as key to success. A change to large tugs proved decisive, pulling bow 20 pecks starboard then 20 degrees to port. Seaman Apprentice Joseph Smith of Danville Virginia grins from the main deck as the ship moves free.
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Smith
Kentucky
E Go
Joseph Smith
Danville
Opera stars reshuffle roles at the Met in 1941
Miss Traubel fills Miss Flagstad as the Met’s top Wagnerian soprano. Melchior bids farewell to a Metropolitan role, saying Thursday could mark his last Met appearance if timing aligns, as he hints at an offstage mishap with a moving model during Lohengrin.
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Miss Flagstad
Met
Melchior
Melchair
Dandruff Worry Gone For Mrs Badgett
Dallas resident Mrs Bessie Badgett describes severe dandruff and itchy scalp before using Baker's Hair Tonic. She credits the product and its partner Lathernist Shampoo with complete relief and urges readers to buy from local drug stores or shops. The ad promises a full refund if not delighted.
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Dallas
Texas
Bessie Badgett
Halsley St
Baker’s
Adv
Melchior Criticizes Met Manager Ahead of 1950-51 Plans
Tenor Melchior accuses Rudolph Bing of neglecting early contract talks and criticizes the Met's new manager before a press conference on the 1950-51 season. He says he may tour heavily next year and notes he will celebrate 25 years of marriage in May.
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Swan
Rudolph Bing
Met
Bing
Melchior
The
Debated H-Bomb Cost Shapes Presidential Position
Key lawmakers weighed the cost of an H-Bomb program, with reactions split between 300 million and two billion dollars. Representative Henry M. Jackson urged moving forward, while Senate leaders Connally and others approved the decision as wise and important.
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Than
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
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