Recess Hearing on Dooley Nomination in Texas Court
A congressional hearing in Washington features Texas lawyers urging confirmation of Joe B. Dooley of Amarillo as a federal judge for the North District of Texas after testimony from several Texas attorneys.
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Texas
Washington
Joe B. Dooley
Amarillo
North District of Texas
Tom Connally
W. Lee O’daniel
Wiley
Wisconsin
Dooley
O'Daniel
Hermon C. Pipkin
Identification of three teens in Tulsa crash
Floydada reports the identification of three popular teenage youths burned beyond recognition in a car accident near Tulsa last night. The names were released at 4 am by J B mrt i 1i, per local authorities.
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Floydada
Tulsa
J. B
Tragic Floydada trio killed in highway crash near Tulia
Three Floydada youths Kenneth Finley 17 Glenn Carmack 17 and Nita Merle Patterson 16 die in a head on collision five miles south of Tulia. The car owned by Bishop collided with an E L Palmer Co truck driven by Robert C of Odessa. Patterson was a high school senior and former school queen. Carmack a noted athlete and Finley a 1945 Playdada football member. The bodies are at Harmon Funeral Home. funeral arrangements pending. Miller suffered serious injuries and remains hospitalized in Tulia.
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Harmon Funeral Home
Bishop
Canyon
Nanette
West Texas State College
Floydada
Tulia
E. L. Palmer Co
Robert C
Odessa
Miller
Swisher
Cosby
Patterson
Cagelene Daniel
Phoenix
Ariz
Bobby
Charles Finley
Playdada
Cold snap hits panhandle with deep freeze and fierce winds
A harsh norther grips the Panhandle bringing a fifth cold wave in two weeks. Temperatures dip to 3 above zero tonight with high winds around 45 mph and rolling dust clouds in the Dust Bowl. Jamestown North Dakota reports 15 below zero with 61 mph winds as arctic air sweeps the Midwest and South. Florida citrus losses rise from freezing.
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Panhandle
Lubbock
Middlewest
Hi. C. Winburn
Weather Bureau
Dakotas
Minnesota
Alaska
Yukon
United States
Jamestown
N. D
Kansas
Oklahoma
Florida
Graziano Barred From Boxing License For Bribe Offer
New York February 7 The New York State Athletic Commission revoked Rocky Graziano’s boxing license for failing to report three offers of a $100 000 bribe. The action is described as life barring by boxing officials though not always final in all cases. Regal Co Real estate and loans.
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New York
New York State Athletic Commission
Rocky Graziano
Hollywood Sophisticates Gaped At Scorned Jewels Gag
Hollywood night life awoke to a staged jewel spill when Prince Saud Al Saudi actor Jim Moran revealed the stunt. Moran claimed the gems were glass and the prank drew a playful roar from the gala crowd at the Cire club.
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Hollywood
Ali Hollywood
Cire
Arabia
Colony
Saud al Saudi
Prince of
Zantes
Jim Moran
Moran
Thompson Declared Acting Governor of Georgia After Ruling
Lieut. Gov. M. E. Thompson is deemed the legal acting governor following a court ruling that Herman Talmadge's election by the legislature is invalid. Superior Judge Claude H. Porter ordered the pardon and parole board to release records on budgetary matters to Thompson. Talmadge plans an appeal to the Georgia Supreme Court. Thompson remains acting chief executive until a new election.
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Thompson
Talmadge
Georgia Supreme Court
State of Georgia
Gene Talmadge
Herman Talmadge
Ellis Arnall
German police dog kills in Philadelphia snow scene
A 150 pound German shepherd attacked children in southwest Philadelphia injuring a 4 year old boy Walter Moner Jr. The dog was wounded by a neighbor then shot by police. Police say the animal had bitten another youth the day before and carried no license tag.
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Philadelphia
U.P
Walter Moner, Jr
Trial for Taxicab Drivers Scheduled To Be Set Today
A dog violence report recounts a dog mauling a Moner boy and a 6 year old in a field. The assailant dog was tracked by police and killed after biting two children. Albert Blongrund fired on the animal and adults contained the scene. Get your Valentine gifts and cards at Russell Stationery Co.
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Moner
Walter
Howard
Albert
Russell Stationery Co
Taylor St
Trial date set for 12 taxicab drivers cited in city ordinance
Corpora tion Court Judge J. A. Kirkman planned to set trial dates this afternoon for twelve taxicab drivers charged with driving without city permits. Six arrests occurred the night before last and six last night. all work for veterans free services. They were released on appearance bonds under $100. First hearing, held this morning, was postponed by attorneys’ agreement.
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Corporation Court
J. A. Kirkman
Building Firm Receives $24000 in Building Permits
A. H. Brown Development Co. was issued permits totaling $24,000 for six four room brick veneer homes in the 3600 block on Ong. The houses will feature varied designs.
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A. H. Brown Development Co
Ong
London Man Dies at 102 Advocated Breakfast in Bed
John Coombes Masters died at 102 in London. He promoted breakfast in bed daily beer and a pipe as a path to longevity.
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London
John Coombes Masters
Panhandle Wheat Tops $2 A Bushel In Free Market Push
Panhandle elevators and cash buyers posted $2 per bushel this week, the highest free market price since the 1920s. A $2.02 mark was briefly seen last spring under OPA ceilings with a 30 cent delivery bonus, as government export purchases buoyed values amid wind and dust concerns.
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Panhanadie
OPA
Chicago
Kansas
Panhandle
Grain Exchange
Board of Trade
Hannegan Says Truman Reelection Idea Was His
Washington Feb 74 Democratic Chairman Robert E Hannegan said the second term for Truman was strictly his own idea He expressed personal views at a White House briefing and cabinet members noted the speech at a postal supervisors dinner.
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Washington
Robert E. Hannegan
Truman
New York
White House
Hannegan
Clark
Navy
Forrestal
Charles G. Ross
America
Mr. Truman
Carroll Reece
Pendergast
Kansas City
East Texas Forest Fires Consume 25000 Acres
Officials of the Texas Forest Service report 25000 acres of timberland burned across 31 East Texas counties since February 1. Over 300 fires this month have been logged, with 29 fires yesterday burning more than 1700 acres. All but four fires in San Augustine County are under control.
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Lufkin
Forest Fire Protective Division
Texas Forest Service
East Texas
W. B. Hartman
J. O. Burnside
Lufkin Division
San Augustine
Hartman
Weymouth Testifies On Peril at San Antonio Conference
L. J. Wardlow of Fort Worth urged Mexico to quarantine 327 imported Brahma bulls on an island near Vera Cruz at a hoof and mouth disease conference in San Antonio. Hogue Poole proposed moving the bulls 200 kilometers inland and isolating them while C R Weymouth noted Texas bulls under quarantine and called for aggressive eradication measures in infected zones.
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San Antonio
Mexico
Vera Cruz
L. J. Wardlow
Fort Worth
Texas Livestock Commission
Texas
Rio Grande
Hogue Poole
Cotulla
Pan-American
Zebu Association
Wardlow
Cr. E. Weymouth
Amarillo
Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers’ Association
Frank Scofield
Internal Revenue
Austin
Florida
Houston
Weymouth
Beauford
Anderson
Congress
Yugoslavia Refuses to Sign Italian Peace Treaty
Stars and Stripes quotes a Yugoslav embassy spokesman saying Yugoslavia will not sign the Italian peace treaty in Paris on Monday, signaling continued hesitation by the Yugoslav government.
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Paris
Stars and Stripes
Yugoslavia
Rubber Kitten Squeaks Its Way Into Pup Litter
A red cocker spaniel named Jeeper at Lucky's Dog Shop in East Seventh street discovers a rubber toy cat squeaker that mimics her eight newborn puppies. She unlatched the gate, moved to the front, and adopted the squeaky toy as part of her litter, caring for it as her own.
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Jeeper
Lucky
East Seventh
First Americans Depart Peiping Truce Heads Home
On February 7 the first of about 2000 Americans pulled out from the deactivated truce headquarters. A 303-strong group including officers men and WACs boarded the train to Tangku port to sail home aboard the General Weigel. General Gillem observed the departure as fighting flared elsewhere on the Peiping-Hankow line.
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Peiping
Peiping-Tientsin
Lahour Run
Tangku
Weigel
Alvan C. Gillem, Jr
U.S
Paoting
Shihchiachuang
Peiping-Hankow
Weather report for Amarillo and surrounding regions
The morning forecast notes partly cloudy skies with strong north winds and a much colder day. A cold wave will bring temperatures near 3 degrees tonight, with winds easing by Saturday and a gradual warmup expected. West Texas stays partly cloudy and cold with subfreezing lows across the Panhandle South Plains Pecos Valley. New Mexico also cold with lows 5 to 15 degrees and a rise in temperatures by Saturday.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Panhandle
South Plains
Pecos Valley
el Paso
del Rio
Eagle Pass
New Mexico
Every at AHS skates Friday night
Roller Pace at Sixth and Jefferson hosts Friday night skating at AHS with public access and equipment rentals available.
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AHS
Roller
Jefferson
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Kenneth Finley
R. F. Finley
Glenn Carmack
C. B. Carmack
Nita Merle Patterson
John F. Patterson
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Sena Te Vuancial
O’daniel
Pipkin
University of Texas
Mercury
James C. Wilson
Wilson
Dallas
George S. Wright
Alex F. Weisberg
Wright
Weisberg
Pranklin D. Roosevelt
Prank Wrenn
The
Texas Bar Association
New Deal
Karl Crowley
Crowley
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Graziano
Regal Co.—Real Estate and Loans
Dog
Neely -Greenhill-Lowndes— Insurance
John Maynard
Alva Ey
Reg Manne
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