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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1951

Page

4

Gardner and Gardner Family Obituaries Notice

Edith Gardner and Millie Gardner funeral services announced. Edith Gardner mother of Ruby and Millie Gardner and Donnailee. Millie died in Dallas Monday, service at 2 PM Wednesday at Black Burn Shaw Memorial Chapel. Burial at gallen Millie Gardner. Also Pearl and Helen Beach noted in death notices. services 11 AM Wednesday at Blackburn Shaw Memorial Chapel.

E. Boss Pearl A. Ernest burn-Shaw Memorial Chapel Gallen Millie Gardner Dallas Ruby Edith Gardner Helen Beach Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel

Chiang Studies Invasion Plea From Nationalist Leaders

High Chinese Nationalist army leaders urge Chiang Kai shek to invade the mainland if red forces strike French Indo China. They argue such a move could trap Communist troops on the Indochinese border and against 200,000 anti Communist guerrillas in South China. Reports out of Hong Kong note defectors and tightened travel rules for youth amid tensions. The Nationalist government pledges not to attack the mainland while Formosa is shielded by the US Seventh Fleet.

Trippei Formosa U.P Chiang Kaishek

St Petersburg Strike Ends after Arbitration Move

Several hundred city employees returned to work after officials approved an arbitration committee to settle wage differences. About 570 walked out Saturday and 18 from the power plant joined yesterday. garbage piles and clogged sewers threatened health as buses stayed idle. Bus drivers earn 5 cents more now, other wages vary. many workers are AFL members, though the union had no role in the walkout. The strike disrupted St Petersburg during a busy tourist season.

ST. Petersburg Fla American Federation of State, County and Municipal AFL St. Petersborg

12 O'CLOCK QUOTATIO (Furnished by teerie options tes Lynch

A jagged listing of stock quotes and prices from numerous companies and commodities includes Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Air Reduction 28 percent, Allied Stores, American Airlines, General Motors, and many others with varied percentages amid long OCR garble indicating market activity and prices. The item reads like a stock ticker or price list from a historical financial section, with numerous brand names and percentages interspersed.

Teerie Tes Lynch Pierce, Fenner Long Bell Alaska Juneau Lortiard Alles Louisy &Nash Allegheny Mack Trucks Allied Chem Glenartin i Allied Stores Allis Chalmers McKes & Rob Amer Airlines Amer Amer Cranam Amer Locomo Amer Nat Gas Amer P & Ub Amer Home Murray Amer Bad&ss Amer Stove Amer Tel-Tel Amer Tobach Amer Woolen Amer Zine Ld Natl Anaconda Cov Armour & Co NATO Avco Manufac A. Hallimoore Bendix Aviata Ohio Edison Best Foods B& W Bliss Co Bohn Alum Pe Borden Braniff Airwy Bridgeport Br Penn Powatt Pennsylv RR Bucrrag Anas Peps Colaars Burroughs Phil Morris Sieds Bory Hix Phillips Petrol Canadian Pac Cae Seat Carrier Corp Poor Case Co Caterpillar Tr Publicker Celanese iGelotex Corp Pure Oil Radio Corp Gertainte Price Motors Wig Jan. Chesan & O Republic Steel Chicago Corp Chee RisePac Revere C&b Ghrysler Rexall Dru TM Cit Financial Glinton Indus Richfield Shuett Pea Safeway Store Golo Fuellron Colum St Regis Soc Amer Gold CurtisWwright Porto Rico H CurtissWright South Co Decca South Pac RR Deer & Co Parks Doehler Jarvis Sperry Dome Mines Spiegel Inc Uigias Aircr D Co Dupont Edison Cal Eagle Picher Easten Kod Eastern Airlin Grerling da Feton Mig Stewart Warn Lectric Autol Stone & Webst Tie Railroad Studebaker A Yversharp Sun Ol Co Federal Mtrt Sunray Oil Firth Carpet Swift & Co Sylvan Elec Koster Wheeler Symington Ivex Pac C General Tirer Tex Pac Land Gillette Safety Gimble Bros Tim Det Ax Giliadaen Co Timken R_Br Goodall Sans Transam Corp Transc & WA 20Th Cent Fox Union Bag&p Weiuiela Electrof Goodrich Goodyear T&r Graham Paige Union of Onl Ten Noung Ipacific Grumman Air Gulf Oil United Airlin Carlin Heyden Corp Homestake M Junit Gas Corp Hershey Param Houston Pipe&Fdry Howe Sound Hudson Motor the Steel United Wallop Interlake Iron Walworth Warner Bros Internat Nick Petro Willys Overind Lion Oil Wilson & Co Woolworth Lockheed Aire Youngstn S&t Loews Inc Lone Star Zenith New York Curb Amer Maracab Inv Royal Am Stuperow Kaiser-Frazer Tt Ark Nat Pancostal Basu Gas Pantopoc B&s Superior T&d Umble Oil Uteh Idaho Tex East Tans Ceceee Texas Gas Cess Tex Util Southern Union Gas

Chicago Livestock Prices See Gains Across Hogs Cattle and Sheep

Chicago livestock market report shows hogs active with gains up to 50 cents, sows at higher bids, and cattle markets mixed but mostly higher. Prime steers top at 36.50 to 39.00, choice steers 33.00 to 35.25, cows 21.25 to 24.00, vealers up a dollar, and sheep with good to choice lambs 33.25 top while native lambs ease.

Kansas City Chicago Livestock Chicago

CHICAGO GRAIN REPORT MIXED UP TIDBITS

Grain column shows erratic OCR with garbled phrases and partial figures. Wheat and corn prices appear to move, but legible values are scarce. Readers are urged to refer to the original Chicago market page for exact figures and timing.

Chicago An Grain Co Seeenee Teveresk Pbdba

Grant Still Bossing Lee Los Angeles

In Los Angeles on January 3, Lee and Grant issued orders as Robert E. Lee, a 20 year old from Atascadero California, became the first New Year recruit at the Navy recruiting HQ. He signed up with assistance from Yeoman Roger Grant.

Grant Lee Los Angeles Robert E. Lee Atascadero Cal Navy Roger Grant

Grandmother Not Asleep She’s Dead

Wichita Falls dispatch reports two young children spent the day with their seemingly sleeping grandmother before police found Mrs. W. A. Dougherty dead from a heart attack in her chair near a telephone. The 56 year old Bowie resident died shortly after rising, possibly while trying to call for help. Parents Mr. and Mrs. Forest E. Wall were in Georgia on business since Christmas, leaving the children with Mrs. Dougherty.

Wichita Falls U.P Billy Fred Wall Bertha Elaine C. V.johnson W. A. Dougherty Bowie Johnson Forest E. Wall Georgia

Congress Eyes Rethink of Foreign Policy and Korea

Republicans signal a push to reassess American military and foreign policy in the new Congress with Taft urging clarity on Korea and overseas commitments. Democrats under McFarland stress national unity as Truman plans tax increases, draft changes, and defense expansion amid a divided Congress.

Taft Ohio GOP Congress Korea McFarland Arizona Senate White House Senator Lucas Illinois Lucas Truman Europe State Acheson New House Lyndon Johnson Texas Washington Defense Production Administration DPA William H. Harrison National Production Authority Mr. Truman Harrison Charles EB. Wilson Defense Mobilization W. Stuart Symington National Security, Resources Board Secretary of Agriculture Brannon Defense Mobilization Board Wilson Secretary of Defense Marshall Commerce Sawyer Labor Tobin Agriculture Brannan Reconstruction Finance Corporation Federal Reserve Corporation Federal Reserve System Symington

Tenant Farmer Hopes For $75,000 Inheritance

Braden Tenn January 3 tenants farmer Peat Adkison aged 51 faces a probable inheritance of a Dallas hotel valued at 75000 dollars, 300 acres of land, and 40000 in cash and securities. He rents near Braden and recalls letters from the Court of Missing Heirs about his father Jess Adkison. The inheritance is expected in 1951 according to the letters.

Braden Tenn Dallas Peat Adkison Adkison Jess Adkison Peat

Charles I National Origins Quar ter and Heritage Note

A fragment notes Charles I of England as a quarter Danish a quarter Austrian and a quarter Italian reflecting claims about his ancestry and mixed European heritage.

Charles I England

Peiping Reds Launch Purge Amid Korea War Drive

Calcutta dispatch says Beijing orders cutting Chinese Communist Party membership from six million to three million to form a loyal core for Moscow Peiping axis. Similar purges said to be urged on Asia parties to trim “unhealthy” elements and ensure fanatical discipline amid war. Observers note large defector groups and illiteracy affect loyalty claims.

Calcutta India Red China Korea Communist Party Peiping China Asia Moscow Nationalist Chinese Communist Party Communist Chiang Kai-shek Red

Slavs Condemn Red China Over Korea Crisis

Yugoslavia's Communist Party denounces Red China's refusal of the UN cease-fire appeal in Korea and condemns North Korea's invasion aided by Soviet arms. Borba notes MacArthur's push toward the Manchurian border, calling the actions a serious error that worsens international tensions.

London Yugoslavia Communist Party Today Red China United Nations Korea Douglas MacArthur 38Th Parallel Manchurian Borba Communist Party Peiping 38Th Tanjug Far East MacArthur

German Siege of Helgoland Island Ends

Hamburg, Germany. The island of Helgoland was cleared of German invaders by British public safety officials and German police after four hours of talks. German leaders agreed to leave without arrests, ending a 13 day siege that demanded the island be restored to its evacuated residents and stop bombing practice by Allied fliers.

Hamburg Germany Helgoland

Freight Station Fire Destroys Pittsburgh Structure

A spectacular blaze leveled the Pennsylvania Railroad freight station on Pittsburgh's south side early today. A railroad worker was burned while fighting the flames as eight fire departments battled the two‑story tin and frame building in drenching rain. The cause remains undetermined.

Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Railroad

Five Thousand Dollar Families Dominate Charitable Giving

The Russell Sage Foundation reports that 82 percent of all individual charity contributions in 1948 and 1949 came from families earning under 5000 dollars. Total donations to charities surpassed four billion dollars in both years, per the foundation’s estimates.

New York The Russell Sage Foundation Foundation

Tungsten Filaments Power Modern Light Bulbs

In this electrical era the metal tungsten is widely used for the construction of filaments for many types of light bulbs.

Six men arrested on gaming charges by Master Defense Agency

Police chief Sid Harper said six men were found gaming with cards at an East Tenth Avenue address. Hearings are pending as Allied air attacks report heavy engagements with Chinese and North Korean forces pushing toward Seoul.

Sid Harper East Tenth Avenue 38Th Seoul Taegu Pusan Douglas MacArthur Wonju Eighth Army United Nations Korea Fourth Field Hamhung-Hungnam

China and Koreas discuss a cease-fire plan

The proposal sets a demilitarized Korea zone about 20 miles deep with a line along the 38th parallel as its southern limit. Ground forces stay or withdraw to rear positions, guerrillas exit the zone, and air power honors the demilitarized area. Naval forces would respect a three mile limit off opposing holdings.

Korea

Long Legal Battle Over Abducted Child

The Conley case spans nearly four years. Mrs. Conley, represented by David Silverstein of Brockton, says Conley has made no alimony payments and is likely to remain jailed until the child Lynette is returned. The dispute began in January 1947 with Lynette being taken to Brockton, then to Amarillo in June 1947. Charges included kidnapping and assaults on his wife and mother-in-law.

David Silverstein Brockton Conley

Front Picture Sharpens as Chinese Forces Near Seoul

War reports describe a western sector push with Chinese troops and tanks within six miles of Seoul. A two-pronged offensive advances from the northwest and north, disregarding heavy resistance, signaling a critical escalation in the front lines.

Pyongyang Seoul

Magenta Color Named After Italian Battle Color

The term magenta, a purplish red, emerged after the 1857 Milan battle near Magenta where Garibaldian volunteers wore unfamiliar uniforms. The hue was named for the town of Magenta as the color entered use in that era.

Milan Magenta

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