Obituary notices for Pagan Waller and El Paso death
Two obituary notices note the death of Waller R. Pagan age 69 of 2303 West snd. Died Sunday. Survived by wife and children. Service 4 PM Monday Memorial Chapel with burial in Liano Pur. Also mentioned is A Winn 72 who died in El Paso with service pending at Boxweil Brothers. relatives include Charles and William and Mrs la Munser.
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Pagan
Waller R. Thomas
Snd
Tommy
William d
Ross Allen
Coy
Charles
Flora Bradley
Liano
Pur
A. Winn
el Paso
William
la Munser
Boxweil Brothers
Memorial and funeral notices from local obituaries
Memorial service for E. at 2 PM Tuesday at Memorial Park. William Scott Cobb 78 of 124 Bt. Francia died Saturday, husband of Della, father of several, service 2 Monday at Central Baptist Church, burial Happy Cemetery. Mike Quincey Bingham 75 of Claude Texas, uncle of Matt and William, service pending with N S Griggs & Son. Phoeba Allen Lee 79 of 1528 EB 7th died Saturday mother of W A Joe E and others, service 2 PM Monday at First Nazarene Church. Collier J 7 H Collier 53 of 308 North Lincoln, service details pending.
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South Jackson
Memorial Park
William Scott Cobb
Francia
Della
BR. C. Sime
Raney O’rear
George
Clay Inman
Bena Tucker
Lelie
Buiah Michel
Central Baptist Church
Happy Cemetery
Bingham Mike Quincey Bingham
Claude
Texas
Matt
William
Griggs & Son Lee
Phoeba Allen Lee
W. A
Joe E
Cleve Irby
J. P. Farmer
EB. P. Kennum
First Nazarene Church
Amarillo chosen for next AP editors meeting
TEXARKANA Feb 19 The 40th annual Texas Associated Press Managing Editors meeting closed after urging strict enforcement of the state law on election returns. Amarillo was selected as next year's meeting site. Charles Guy was elected president with officers including Al Parker J Q Mahaffey Dwight Allison and Ray Holbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texarkana
Texas Associated Press Managing Editors
Turner Catledge
New York Times
Amarillo
Charles Guy
The
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
T. T. Hunt
Beaumont Enterprise
al Parker
Wichita Daily Times
J. Q. Mahaffey
Texarkana Gazette
Dwight Allison
San Antonio Light
Ray Holbrook
Denton Record Chronicle
Belgian Miners Win 4 Percent Pay Increase
Seventy thousand Belgian miners ended a week-long strike this morning and won a 4 percent pay raise retroactive to January 1. The new minimum wage rises to 33.8 cents an hour. A Cairo merchant offers statite from Tamatta mines in Egypt for export, a high grade refractory material with low shrinkage.
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Brussels
Cairo
Egypt
Tamata
Markets and stock listings across major firms and gas trades
A dense listing of equities and corporate names from Pierce Fenner to Texaco and beyond, detailing percentages held or traded, with numerous industrials like Baldwin, Boeing, General Motors, and Union Carbide. The document also shows energy stocks, utilities, and over the counter figures, alongside a brief Chicago grain note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce, Fenner & Ae
Riseey Baee
Alleghy L
Chem
TraiNati Distillers
Anaconde Co
Mea Gypaumus
Prich Oli
Watomas Co
Rmour Ieat
Ashland
North Pac RR
Avco Manus
Ohio Edison
Baldwin Loco
Grig O11
Balt & Ohio Zainliver Corp
Bendix Avia
Packard Motor
Best Foods
Pan Am
Penney
Borg-Warner
Penn Pow&Lt
Braniff Air
Pepsi-Cola Co
Bridge Brase
Phelps-Dodge
Briggs Mann
Philip Corp
Bucyrus Erie
Phillip Morris
Budd Com
Phillips Petri
Burroughs Ad
Pitts LesBor
Butler Bros
Poor & Co
Can Dry Co
Proc & Gam
Republic Steel
Chicago Corp
Revere C&b
Chgo RI Pac
Rexall Drug
Chrysler Cp
Reynolds Tech
Climax Mol
Richfield
CIT Finance
Safeway Star
Colo Fuel Iron
St Joseph Ld
Columbas
Sti-Sf Rail
Colum
St Regis Papr
Schentey Inc
Seaboard Oil
Edison
Sears Roebuck
Consol Ed
Leiber Rubber
Conseil Val
Servel Inc
Con Bak Co
Shamrock Oil
Con Motors Co
Sharon Steel
Cont Oil
Shell Ol Co
Simmons Co
Sinclair Oil
Crane Co
Socony-Vac
Cub
Leo Amer Gold
Carter
Decca Reo
Southern Co
Deere & Corn
Southern Pac
A Co
Southern Ry
Sparks
Sperry Corp
Doug Airer
Spiegel Inc
Dow Chem
Square D Co
DuPont de N
Eagle-Picher
Eastman
Gen Motor Tennessee Co
Gen Tire
Tex Gulf
Glidden
Goodall
exPac Land
Goodrich
Transam Corp
Greyhol Cp Iim
Tran World Air
Gruran Aire
20Th Cent Fox
Gulf Ot Cp
Nton Carbide
Halliburton Aqs
Union Ol Cal
Heyden Chem
Union Pacific
Homestic Mi
United Averft
Houston Oi
United Alrin
Howe Sound
United Carbon
Hudson
Core
Tl Centra
United Gas Co
Inspire Sant Tintt Merchants
Intariktro
UN Paramount
Hare
US Pipe&Fdry
Nee Gr
US Rubber Co
Thisrnl Pe
Terrail US Steel Corp
Jenna M
UN Wallpaper
Warner Br
Joy Manuf
Warren Petrol
Pranact
Wesson Oil
Ease Serlee Ee
Wesnion
Libby McNeill
Westingh Abb
Lion
Calf Produced From Transplanted Ova
New York reports scientists have successfully transplanted fertilized eggs from a high-bred cow into a low-grade cow, yielding a live calf. The Madison Wisconsin experiment, aided by the American Foundation for the Study of Genetics and the U S Department of Agriculture, could enable one cow to produce many calves yearly and may revolutionize beef production.
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New York
The
Farm Journal
Madison
Wis
American Foundation For the Study of Genetics
United States Department of Ure
Wisconsin
Hold Ducks Unlimited Round-Up Tuesday Night
Tickets for the Panhandle Ducks Unlimited Round-Up and Banquet close this evening for tomorrow night at 7:30 at the San Jacinto Youth Center 609 Carolina. Panhandle sportsmen expect hundreds to support Ducks Unlimited nesting projects and the banquets guest speaker is R A King Texas chairman. Roger King discusses the federation legislative program and Meet The Ducks premieres with Angus Shortt caricatures.
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Panhandle
Ducks Unlimited
San Jacinto Youth Center
Carolina
R. A. King
Mr. King
Texas
Prairie
Canada
Roger King
Texas Wildlife Federation
Sportsmen’s Club
Angus Shortt
Shortt
Panhandle Outdoor Sportsmen's Club
Texas Panhandle Duck Factory
Calgary
Tom & Roy Gun & Key
Hertner’s Camera Store
Vance Hall Sporting Goods Company
Bagot Hardware
Gunn Brothers
Cathey-Fullingim Hardware
Harley-Davidson Company
Henry Blackburn Sporting Goods Company
Australian woman hanged for murder in Victoria
A 32 year old Sydney divorcee named Jean Lee was hanged in Victoria for torturing and murdering 73 year old William Kent in a boarding house. Accomplices Robert David Clayton and Norman Andrews, both Sydney residents, were executed with her after sedatives and a drawn out confinement. The trio had sought Kent's hidden money and tortured him before strangling him on November 7, 1949.
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Victoria
Jean Lee
Robert David Clayton
Norman Andrews
Lee
Clayton
Andrews
Sydney
William Kent
Cash Theft Reported From Desk In Mays Building
The theft of 46.85 from a desk drawer in an office of Home State Life Insurance in the Mays Building was reported to police this morning by J. H. Pace, manager. The cash was taken over the weekend after the desk drawer was pried open. An insurance office in the Paramount Building was also prowled, with nothing reported missing.
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Mays
J. H. Pace
Home State Life Insurance Company
Pace
Paramount
All In A Lifetime Reflects Korea War Limits
Analysis argues that sea and air power alone failed to halt Communists in Korea, underscoring the necessity of US ground forces to bolster Europe’s defense. It contends that without ground troops, deterrence and readiness in the Atlantic alliance are incomplete.
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Korea
Europe
Tickets on Sale for Goodbye My Fancy at Amarillo Theater
Tickets for Amarillo Little Theater’s second season production Goodbye My Fancy go on sale at White and Kirk today. Curtain is 8 15 tomorrow night at Municipal Auditorium with repeats Wednesday and Thursday. Admission 180 and 60 cents for students. no reserved seats except season ticket holders.
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Amarillo
Little Theater
White & Kirk
Municipal Auditorium
Debate Over NATO Divisions And Atomic Bomb Decision
Collins and Wherry discuss future North Atlantic defense forces and who should decide on atomic bomb use. Wherry cites 37 to 40 divisions under Eisenhower in two years while Collins says the President must authorize any such action and no military man should hold that power.
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Collins
Wherry
North Atlantic
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Land value eyed for juvenile home site amid hospital concerns
County commissioners estimated land at a minimum of $100 per acre with improvements including an old country club building, barns, and a four room efficiency house. No decision was made, but sale would require purchasing replacement property for the juvenile and convalescent homes. Herbert Willborn and C F Fielding Jr. discussed city and county liability for certain patients on behalf of the Northwest Texas Hospital board.
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Herbert Willborn
C. F. Fielding, Jr
Northwest Texas Hospital Board of Managers
County contract clash over jail medical care to be reviewed
Willborn and Judge Gene Jordan discussed a 1945 county city contract arguing the county bears curative care costs while the city handles preventive cases. The commission may negotiate a new contract. other actions included approving a $25 radio bill for Juvenile Officer Jack Grant and reviewing nurses home bond election results. All commissioners attended.
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Willborn
Fielding
Gene Jordan
Jack Grant
Nurses
Bowen Cox
Americans Break Front North of Chechon After Snowstrike
War under rolling artillery barrages and air strikes, American forces advance 10 miles north of Chechon over snow covered routes. They seize high ground one mile south of Chechon after a 4 mile push. Artillery reportedly killed about 200 Reds. enemy casualties total unclear. Farther east, South Korean troops ...
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Fifth Corps
Chechon
Air Force backs Korean frontline push with record sorties 144 vehicles hit
General Ridgway spoke at Eighth Army headquarters as the Fifth Air Force flew 728 sorties clearing the skies over Korea. Allied forces reported destroying or damaging 144 enemy vehicles and killing or wounding more than 500 troops. Chinese forces began withdrawing from a deep salient between Wonju and Chipyong.
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The
Han
Yellow Sea
Fifth Air Force
Wonsan
Wee
Ridgway
Eighth Army
Korea
Wonju
Chipyong
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Blackburn
Shaw Funeral Directors
N. Seerr
Ruthker
Jefferson
Llano
Osgood Monument CO
Loee
Curb Amer Maracab
Ao Gasies
Atlas Plywood
Neston Burma Corpor
Lone Star
Cessna Aircraft
la Cities Service
Na Belles ‘Hess Claude Neon
Nat Puel Gas Corren Rey Co
Cosden Petrol
Pacific Petrol
Pancoastal East Gas
Technicotor iPairchild
Tex East
C.c
Tenn Gas
Castveenceote
Texas Gas
Southern Union Gas
Chicago
Savane
Lew Fedium
Diedle
West
Melbourne
Australia
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
All In
Sonny
Floyd V. Studer
American United Life Insurance Company
Amarillo Bldg
Fater
Arrer Flushing
Vicks
VapoRub
Vicks VapoRub
Mastercraftsmen
Qanhandle
Aundry
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