Death and Funeral Notices Summary Batch
Marie Zehringer 52 of 710 Mad died Tuesday mother of Paul Annette and grandparent to John and Linda Dav is. Memorial for Lawrence Lowe 44 of Warm Springs Montana died Tuesday brother and relative listed. De Boice Ray 56 of 1508 West Thirteenth died Tuesday husband of Frances brother of Ned Campbell and Rainey De Boice services 11 AM Thursday Memorial Chapel burial Liano Cemetery.
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Ane Mari Marie Zehringer
Paul Annette Davis
Ul John Ebrinner
Linda Davis
Loverence Lowe
Warm Springsontana
Rs. E. L. Counts
Everett Boyd
Paul Amos
Ben H Smith
H. H. McDonald
Pend- DE Boice Ray de Boice
West Thirteenth
Sneed
Moore County
Blackburn-Shayy Memorial Chapel
Francis W. Pritchard
First Presbyterian Church
Llano Cemetery
Ned Campbell
San Angelo
Rainey DeBoice
Dallas
C. M. Humphrys
Amarillo
Rex Wheatley
Artesia
Dunlap Infant Graveside Service Planned
The infant son of Mr and Mrs W Dunlap of 906 North Houston is mourned with a graveside service scheduled for Wednesday at Memorial Park. Brother to Danny Charles D T Michael and Wanda. comes after a family linked to Mrs G C Dune and Mrs B P Crye.
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Dunlap
W. Dunlap
Houston
Danny
Charles
D. T
Michael
Wanda Northfleet
G. C Dune
B. P. Crye
Memorial Park
Lidia Mrs Viola V Lidia dies. services planned
Viola V Lidia 85 of 4509 W 3rd died Monday. Mother of Arch and sister of G W and J C Sikes. Grandmother of Mrs. W G Spoonts. Services 11 AM Wednesday Griegs Chapel with limited adjacent parking. Also Annie Grace Worth 17 of 412 Fann died Tuesday. Wife of Roy Lee and daughter of Mary L McDonald James D May. Sister of Jimmy Ay, Myrtle, Cora Bell, Patsy and MacDonald. Granddaughter of R Willingham. Services pending.
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Lidia
Viola V. Lidia
Arch
G W
J. C. Sikes
W. G. Spoonts
Griegs
Annie Grace Worth
Fann
Roy Lee
Mary L. McDonald
James D. May
Jimmy Ay
Myrtle
Cora Bell
Patsy
MacDonald
R. Willingham
Indian women rise in politics amid illiteracy and hunger
Krishna Nehru notes India leads in women in government with a cabinet minister and ambassador while stressing illiteracy and shortages of teachers as key problems. She explains a government rule requires students to make two others literate before earning a degree, and her husband adds starvation is a major challenge facing the country.
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Krishna Nehru
India
Tarzan Adds Sex to The Jungle Screen
Hollywood producer Sol Lesser shifts Tarzan into a sexier era with Denise Darcel as a voluptuous slave girl in Tarzan and the Slave Girl. Lex Barker embraces the change, promising more adult allure while restrictions ease for the star.
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Virginia MacPherson
Hollywood
W.P
Tarzan
Lex Barker
Sol Lesser
Jane
Lesser
Denise Darcel
Barker
Cheeta
Heman
Jungie
Sypsy Rose
Commodities Imported by American Aid in 1949 Period
During January to September 1949 American Aid commodities imported from US e Jamon were valued at 445658 dollars.
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US +e
Jamon
Money Ugh Winners of 84702 Pounds in UK Pool
Mr and Mrs Albert Moxon of Birmingham England learned they won 84702 pounds 80 in a soccer pool. The 50 year old truck driver said he was terrified and hoped for 1400 pounds. His wife Clara 49 agreed the sum is too much and tax free by law. They declined a London presentation trip preferring the postman deliver the check.
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Birmingham
England
Albert Moxon
Moxon
Clara
Moxons
London
Postal Receipts Smash Record At Amarillo P O
The Amarillo Post Office set a new all time receipts record for the year 1949 at 990,469.84 dollars, an 18.33 percent rise from 1948. December 1949 brought 125,079.34 dollars in receipts, the highest monthly total ever. December 1948 totaled 106,019.21 dollars, with last month up 19.1 percent from that year.
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Amarillo
D. W. Baker
Labor dispute case looms as union pursues high court route
The Texas injunction upholding picketing was driven by a claim that the right to work law was being violated. The union argues a broader labor dispute exists to support its wage and safety aims, with Stephenson paying only 1.15 per hour. An Amarillo attorney noted possible appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court, and Local 688 officers were unavailable for comment.
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Stephenson
Supreme Court
Hart
United States Supreme Court
Amarillo
Texas
J. L. Henslee
Construction and General Labor Union Local 688
Unemployment insurance funds show limited adequacy says Goodwin
Goodwin noted unemployment trust funds total about seven billion dollars after an eight percent dip from the 1.7 billion cost of benefits. He warned state disparities persist as average benefits remain inadequate and duration too short, despite $21 weekly on average for about 12 weeks.
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Goodwin
Village Church Bells Made From Two Unexploded Bombs
In Wurmberg within the United States zone of Germany villagers report that the village church bells are cast from two unexploded bombs. The unusual reuse highlights postwar material salvaging and local restoration interests amid occupation-era concerns.
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Wurmberg
United States Zone
Germany
Goats Goats Goats War On Parramore Island
Cowboys Cliff Clary and Joe Whitehead pursue 2000 goats on Parramore Island Virginia but find none as rain and brush keep goats hidden. They plan to rebuild pens and resume roundup, then ship any captured goats to Texas for use in vaccines and serums.
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Parramore Island
Texas
Cliff Clary
Joe Whitehead
Clary
Whitehead
Coal Pinch Curtails Rail Passenger Runs
The Interstates Commerce Commission ordered railroads with 25 days or less coal supply to cut coal burning passenger service by 33 percent. The measure takes effect at 11:59 PM on January 8 and lasts two months unless revoked, citing insufficient soft coal production amid the three-day work week.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
John L. Lewis
Amelia Earhart's Husband Putnam Dies in California
George Palmer Putnam, 63, publisher and husband of the late aviatrix Amelia Earhart, died at 6:05 a.m. at Stove Pipe Wells resort in Death Valley after four weeks of uremic poisoning and internal hemorrhages. Earhart vanished in 1937 and was legally dead in 1939. He had married twice since. He had led a long search for Earhart.
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Trona
Cal
George Palmer Putnam
Amelia Earhart
Putnam
Stove Pipe Wells
Death Valley
Miss Earhart
London
London Kitten Survives Dizzying Road Spin
A London truck driver towed a dazed kitten into Peggy Bloom's Car Clinic after the animal reportedly circled the streets 5,000 times and wedged between a truck's wheels for about 12 miles. An hour later the kitten was unwound and stabilized.
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London
Peggy Bloom
Cold Front Hits Texas As Northern Winds Spread
A strong cold front moved southward across Texas with a hard freeze expected in East and South Texas. In Dallas a traffic tie up blocked 12 buses on a hill while highways north of Gainesville toward Ardmore were largely closed. Houston and Galveston saw light rain and rapidly falling temperatures as the arctic air arrived. The Dallas–Fort Worth area reported near normal airline operations despite late bus service. San Antonio felt a drop from 65 to 47 as the cold wave reached at 4:28 AM with a 16 to 20 degree low forecast for tonight.
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Gainesville
Ardmore
Okla
Dallas
Dallas-Fort Worth
Weather Bureau
Laredo
Brownsville
McAllen
Harlingen
Texas
Houston
Galveston
Orange
Louisiana
San Antonio
Truman Cites Rising Family Income in 20th Century Outlook
The President claimed that real family income around 2000 would be about three times today, noting statistics showing the current average income per family at roughly $4,200. Speaking before Congress, he framed the past and future with optimistic projections.
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Congress
Truman
Rayburn reveals Truman budget for 1951
Speaker Sam Rayburn disclosed that President Truman’s 1951 budget calls for government expenditures slightly above 42 billion dollars, about 1.8 billion below the current year. He said defense and foreign aid were trimmed by roughly three billion dollars, with about 1.2 billion of the cut to be offset by new domestic spending proposals.
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Washington
U.P
Sam Rayburn
Truman
Rayburn
President Eyes Diminishing Foreign Perils
The President expressed optimism that foreign perils are receding, citing anti Communist developments in the West as basis while noting concerns about the Far East. The remarks imply a shift in appraisal without detailing policy steps or broader context.
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West
Far East
Sought bipartisanship in foreign policy echoed in congress
The piece outlines calls for common defense, continued foreign aid, and investment for backward peoples. It notes support for medical insurance, stronger unemployment compensation, a $300 million education-aid subsidy, and housing for middle income families. It mentions opposition to Taft Hartley repeal Brannan farm plan and limited civil rights action. Also includes obituary details for Mr. DeBoice with funeral plans and survivors.
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United States
Congress
House
DeBoice’s 1917 return to Amarillo with Frances Arnot
Mr. DeBoice returned to Amarillo in 1917 and married Frances Arnot. He joined the US Cavalry, served in remount duties, fought in France with the 35th Division, and earned a reputation as a drone rider. After leaving the service he pursued Cowboys life with Matador among other jobs.
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Mr. DeBoice
France
Matador
Gandhi follower starts anti government paper in Bombay
Raja Huthee sing, a devout Gandhi follower, says India faces farm land idle and poverty. He aims to publish an anti government newspaper to form a constructive opposition and mobilize public opinion, as The Bombay Evening Star plans to influence policy through reporting.
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India
Mahatma Gandhi
Raja Hutheesing
Gandhi
Bombay Evening Star
Blur Star Ointment Promises One Application Relief
Advertisement claims one application stops itching from eczema rash tetter ringworm pimples scabies and toe itch with natural healing support. Includes money back offer if the first jar fails to satisfy and urges trying it today.
Gooden To Speak At Bible Church
Reverend Joe R. Gooden of Denver will speak tonight at the Amarillo Bible Church at Fifteenth and Ong. He and his wife and daughter depart for Japan on January 25 to become missionaries. He was raised in Lubbock and graduated from Lubbock High School and has attended the University of Denver. Tonight’s meeting starts at 7:45.
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Joe R. Gooden
Denver
Amarillo Bible Church
H. A. Somerville
Reverend Gooden
Japan
Lubbock
Lubbock High School
University of Denver
Gooden
Amarillo
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Blackburn
Shaw Funeral
Llano
Buthker
Jefferson
Globe-News
Hadacol
C. R. Reaves
Anniston
Alabama
Uapacon
Deus
Hubert
By Dick Wingert
King, Features Syndicate, Inc
Amarillo National Bank
Amarillo National
Polk ST
4Th Ave
Fourth Avenue
FDIC
U. S. Depository
Acme Quality
Quality Hardware & Gifts
Eagle Paint CO
Khoury Bros
West 5Th Avenue
asTt
All In
Empress Venetian
Empire Mfg. CO
P.O
Gusure
Norris Ewing Lafe
Travelers of
Hartford
Cort
Sonken
Galamba Corporation
Riverview
Kansas City
Kansas
Thatcher
Bible Church
Guy Braniff
Famous Lewis
Lewis
Tiffany
Ying
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