Gunmen hit a bank in Marble Falls and surrender
Lawmen say Patterson will charge the two gunmen with robbery by firearms. Hayes faces two assault to murder counts and Dugie one. They were jailed in Gonzales. The pair, said to be intoxicated, robbed a bank as W. E. Berger and a cashier were present. One gunman fired, but no one was hit. the other fled with a money sack before surrendering. another man escorted by the bandit was driven away by Cortez, who was wounded in the elbow.
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Patterson
Hayes
Dugie
Gonzales
Marble Falls
Donald Chesser
Chesser
W. E
Bill” Berger
Berger
Delvert Veason
Juilo Cortez
Cortez
US Planes Use New Technique In Smashes at Swarming Foes
TOKYO February 14 United Nations forces used a new secret air search technique to strike Communist supply routes in central Korea while disengaging from the enemy. The Reds then renewed a two pronged assault nine miles north of Ichon, widening their attack front from 490 to 50 miles and threatening UN positions on a strategic hill.
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Tokyo
United Nations
Korea
Ichon
Missing Jacksonville child found safe after search
Judy Youngblood, reported missing since yesterday afternoon, was located by a National Guardsman in an old field about two miles from home. Spotted by a private plane, she was found as a cold norther struck the area and was taken to a hospital for examination. About 300 people searched until 11:30 last night and resumed at dawn today. Continuous efforts included air and ground teams from Texas National Guard and local volunteers.
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Jacksonville
Judy Youngblood
National
Judy
Bertie Youngblood
Midwest
Washington
Missouri
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Texas
Weather Bureau
Iowa
Houghton
Mich
Bismarck
Grantsburg
Pacific Northwest
Symphony Concert at Municipal Auditorium Tonight
The Amarillo Symphony Orchestra with pianist Jean Geis as guest soloist will perform under A Clyde Roller at 8 30 tonight. Season Ticket No 71 covers admission. single tickets go on sale at 7 30 with prices 2 10 1 80 1 90 and 75 cents.
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Municipal Auditorium
Amarillo Symphony Orchestra
Jean Geis
A. Clyde Roller
Hong Kong Shelling Hits British Tanker Near Lintin Island
Chinese Communists shelled the British tanker Caltex IL near Hong Kong injuring two officers, Captain Adams and Chief Officer E A Anderson. The vessel sustained a damaged stern as reds massed forces for a central front offensive. American and South Korean troops withdrew to a defense line near Wonju while heavy fighting continued nearby. Air forces claimed substantial Communist vehicle losses using new tactics. War coverage continues.
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Hong Kong
Caltex IL
American Texas Company
Lintin Island
Pearl River Estuary
Adams
Wonavailable
E. A. Anderson
Anderson
Fair Adams
Hong Kong Terriy
Hoengsong
Wonju
Hgsong
Song
Thyteds
Tman
Saseani
Economy Bloc Marks 2 Victories in House
AUSTIN Feb 13 AP House economy forces won two votes approving a five member committee to probe wasteful state college spending and sending a bill to admit five year olds to first grade to the appropriations committee. The panel approved 94 to 34. another measure to waive jury trials in lunacy cases passed the Senate.
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Austin
House
Committee On Appropriations
la Omet
West An
James Norton
Nacogdoches
Norton
John Morrison
Chillicothe
Morrison
Rep
W. R. Chambers
May
Senate
Aap Education Committee
Bill Bryan
Buffalo
Nimitz
Cold Front Delivers Severe Freeze Across Amarillo Area
Weather summary shows much colder conditions for Amarillo and West Texas with diminishing winds, clear skies, and a hard freeze tonight. Lows near 5 above, highs around 29 tomorrow with a prior high of 69. Snow possible in Panhandle and South Plains. New Mexico warms Wednesday with varied lows and highs.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Panhandle
South Plains
New Mexico
Plainview
Clayton
da Winburn
Downstate
Dallas-Fort Worth
Mother Drowns Tot Because She Cried
In Fort Worth a Baptist seminary student’s wife confessed to drowning her 3-year-old daughter Cathy by holding her head under water until she stopped crying. A murder charge was filed. she was held without bond. The mother said she acted after Cathy refused to sleep while she was nervous and ill.
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Fort Worth
U.P
Baptist Seminary
Robert H. Taylor
Lee Ledgerwood
Pecos
Taylor
Apartments Are Renting Quickly in Amarillo
Desirable rentals are reaching a hard to get stage as Globe-News Want Ads report brisk results. An example shows a 2-room furnished apartment with refrigerator, listed at $10 per week, at 2038 Lincoln. Advertiser paid 99 cents. Dial 6262 for want ads.
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Amarillo
Globe-News
Lincoln
Montreal Health Chief Says 92 Die From Influenza Link
Montreal City Health Officer Dr Adelard Groulx reports 92 deaths since the new year attributed to influenza related causes. The toll underscores a severe flu season prompting health warnings and public caution.
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Montreal
Adelard Groulx
Seek Suspect In Mail Fraud
Federal authorities seek Newt Burke alias Newt Burkes alias Robert Canyon 24 years old for using the mails to defraud. He allegedly sold a television set for 239.50 with options of lump sum or 10 down payment. Burke advertised in several daily papers with Amarillo addresses. Foster mother lives at an Amarillo tourist court. Authorities believe he is in the Amarillo area. Burke was arrested in 1947 in Amarillo on a disturbance charge.
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Newt Burke
Newt Burkes
Robert Canyon
Burke
Amarillo
Army Life? It's a Big Snap in Letters to Star
Washington letter writer C W claims military life offers high pay, tax relief, and free medical care with pensions. Readers from Navy wives to Air Force officers attack the piece as propaganda. The Star published 33 such letters, noting the author “hit the jackpot” of sore spots while many servicemen dispute his claims.
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ED Creagh
Washington
C. W
Norance
Air Force
Potomac River
Virginia
Pentagon
The
Star
Navy
Armed Services
Patrick D. Smith
Marines
Daily Worker
Aggie Coach in Trouble Over Beating Story
Houston February report says A and M College official warned football coach Harry Stiteler could be fired if his account of the December beating proves false. The college seeks to identify the attacker while Stiteler urges dropping the matter.
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Aggie
Houston
U.P
Houston Press Today
A&m College
Harry Stiteler
D. W. Williams
Stiteler
Shamrock Hotel
Williams
Three Amarillo Children Die in Canyon Fatality Case
State Toxicologist Durwood Nollner from Austin is expected to report on the three Patton children who died in Palo Duro Canyon near Amarillo. The deaths appear linked to carbon monoxide poisoning per unofficial tests, with certificates pending further laboratory confirmation. Arrangements are by N. G. Griggs & Sons. parents discharged from Northwest Texas Hospital.
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Durwood Wnollner
Austin
Amarillo
Palo Duro Canyon
Randall County
M. E. Cantrell
Robert Wesley Patton
Henry Allen Patton
Katherine
N. &. Griggs & Sons
Robert Henry Patton
North Alabama
Northwest Texas
Patton
Nollner
Department of Public Safety
Cold Weather Harms Panhandle Livestock and Roads
Bitter north winds drive temperature down to 11 degrees with a low near 5 expected. Poultry and cattle need extra feed and shelter as wind drives snow and grazing becomes limited. roads show patches of icing on Highway 152 between Pampa and Borger, but overall Panhandle routes remain passable.
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Panhandle
H.C. Winburn
Amarillo Air Terminal
Art Bralley
Potter County
Pampa
Borger
Amarillo
Perryton
Profit motive and Plymouth Rock cited as progress drivers
Speaker at the Tri-State Hardware and Implement Dealers Association convention argued progress stems from the profit motive rather than liberty or raw resources. He traced lessons from Jamestown and Plymouth Rock to emphasize incentives and warned current emergencies are routine challenges, not crises.
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Gruessing
Tri-State Hardware and Implement Dealers Association
Minneapolis-Moline
Minneapolis
Minn
Tri-State Hardware and Implement Dealers
America
Europe
Jamestown Colony
Plymouth Rock
Fire Lor and shiplap sale at Olver and Wiggins
Olver and Wiggins Lumber Co at 1200 W. éth offers fire Lor and shiplap at 7.95 dollars per head.
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Shiplap
Olver & Wiggins Lbr. Co
Pact on dam approved by Texas House
The Texas House approved the Canadian River compact among New Mexico Texas and Oklahoma to divvy waters and fund a dam near Borger with federal support. A $1000 state expenditure was struck from the bill over a rule against single shot appropriations. A companion measure awaits Senate action as Gov Mechem of New Mexico signed the pact on Feb 9.
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Austin
House
New Mexico
Texas
Oklahoma
Harold M. LaFont
Plainview
Borger
Pearce Johnson
Grady Hazlewood
Amario
Senate
Edwin Mechem
Soviet Captain Says U S Ships Of No Use
Singapore Feb 13 The captain of the Ivan Polzunov Konstantin Kozlovsky states the 672 Liberty ships lent by the United States are no good and would be returned gladly. He cites rough weather damage and claims Soviet ships are preferable. The ship, loaded with flour and tugboats, visited Singapore for water.
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Singapore
United States
Russia
Konstantin Kozlovsky
Ivan Polzunov
Kozlovsky
Odessa
Vladivostok
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Ich
Yoju-Wonju
Far East
Chipyong
Staxton T. Smith
San Antonio
Eat
US Weather Bureau
Dial
Neely-Greenhill-Lowndes—Insurance
Aggies
Shamrock
Dallas
John Klevenhagen
United Press
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