CAP Readies For Training At Amarillo CAP Squadron
Amarillo CAP squadron met at Amarillo Air Field to review cadet and senior member training phases. Most classes are set, student assignments will occur this week, and engineering and observation courses have started. First aid will begin next week for those not yet certified. Senior members renewed 1951 memberships and pilots applied for CAP wings. Visitors included F Kendall of Kendall Specialty Co and Gordon Morrison of Gordon Morrison Letter Service, former members planning to rejoin the inactive Search and Rescue unit. Kendall led the group before its July 6 1950 reorganization.
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Amarillo
Amarillo Air Field
F. Kendall
Kendall Specialty Co
Gordon K. Morrison
Gordon Morrison
Kendall
Plan Test Borings For Underpass Work
State Highways plans for a new underpass on East Tenth Avenue include test borings next week to determine foundation footing size for the bridge. No contract award date has been announced, and the project will also widen East Tenth Avenue from the underpass to Birmingham Street at the East Tenth and T-Anchor Boulevard junction.
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State Highly Department
Houston Business Has Banner Year
Houston posted the biggest business boom in 1950 with clearings totaling about 11.9 billion dollars and debits reaching 14.3 billion. The Houston Clearing House Association reported gains of roughly 14 percent in clearings and 17 percent in debits from the previous year.
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Houston
U.P
Houston Clearing House Association
Buck harvested by Lorenzo Parent near North Sanbornton
In Laconia New Hampshire Lorenzo Parent stepped from his car and harvested a seven point buck weighing 175 pounds less than a minute later at North Sanbornton outlining a successful hunt with a legal deer tag and no injuries noted.
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Laconia
Lorenzo Parent
North Sanbornton
Guill Undergoes Leg Operation in Pampa
Ben Guill 42 a former Republican congressman from the Panhandle district underwent surgery at land Hospital in Pampa yesterday to remove shrapnel from his left leg. A World War II Naval officer in the Pacific he earned the Bronze Star for rescuing two men and may need further surgery to remove steel pieces from his chest. He was elected in a spring special election as Texas first Republican congressman in more than 20 years but was defeated for reelection last fall.
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Guill
Texas
We Leave Korea for Tokyo After Cold Homeward Flight
The narrator, with Nixson Denton of The Cincinnati Times-Star and Walter Simmons of the Chicago Tribune, recalls leaving Kimpo Army airfield. They describe salvaging Quonset huts, improvised warmth, and a press tent, then boarding a cargo plane for Tokyo as rain and cold floors marked the journey away from Korea.
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Cincinnati Times-Star
Walter Simmons
Chicago Tribune
Simmons
Tribune Far Eastern
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Denton
States
Air Force
Ot¢Lock
Korea
Kimpo
Markets 12 O'Clock Quotations From Merrill Lynch and Beane
Alaska and national market listings show prices for dozens of corporations and goods. Major names include Amer Airlines, General Motors, Bethlehem Steel, Chevron, Pennsylv RR, Texaco, and Union Oil among many others with percent quotes and trade levels. Kansas City Livestock reports cattle and hog prices with cattle at steady to soft and hogs lower, native lambs and yearlings valued for slaughter.
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Beane Air Reduction
Lone Star
Alaska
Juneau
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Aleepeny
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Co Tee
Allis Chalmers
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Chicago livestock market shows gains and declines across hogs cattle and sheep
Chicago livestock shows hogs 18 000 head unevenly steady to 25 cents lower with sows off up to 25 cents. Hogs top 21 50 for 180 230 pounds. Cattle calves 2 000 steer and heifer values steady cows steady bulls weak. Steers and good grade heifers 26 50 to 32 00 with several costs to 33 00. Canners 18 00 to 21 50 bulls 27 00 to 35 00. Sheep 2 500 slaughter lambs 25 cents higher top 33 75 new all time high on red lambs. Woolskins 33 50 to 33 75 No 1 skins 30 75. Not enough ewes to test.
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Kansas City
Chicago
NPA Signals Limited Steel Use Restrictions Near End
Last night the National Production Authority said no restrictions on steel use are in sight and that necessary steps will ensure supplies for plant expansions. NPA also empowered the Civil Aeronautics Administration to place defense priority labels on orders for materials for civil air transport and federal airways. Informed sources forecast possible relaxation of wage and price controls in the automotive industry.
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Civil Aeronautics Administration
Defense
Big Job Rush On At Austin
Legislative job hunters swarm the capitol as the 52nd Legislature nears opening on January 9. Senate and House clerks stenographers secretaries and pages are sought by students wives and middle aged job seekers. Finance chief Sen. Howard Carney of Atlanta forecasts July 1 adjournment with big money bills to fund state operations, while tax increases and redistricting loom as major tasks.
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Howard Carney
Atlanta
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Kerens
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Man Faints and Recovers Saved Funds in Arkansas
William Muir of Glenwood Arkansas fainted in a Little Rock barber shop and was hospitalized after losing about 12 dollars while noting he had deposited 3000 dollars in a Little Rock bank earlier that day. In Atlanta a Baptist minister recovering from polio credits relief to the Lord without an iron lung.
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Ark
William Muir
Glenwood
Muir
Atlanta
U.P
Marshall Yancey
Gambling Boss Defies Senate Contempt Charge Looms
Anthony J. Accardo a reputed Chicago underworld gambling boss refused to answer Senate investigators about income and associates. Senators voted to cite him for contempt after he declined to testify, invoking constitutional protection. The two hour hearing focused on bookmaking operations in Chicago and Miami.
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Anthony J
Tony” Accardo
Chicago
Senate
Accardo
Miami
Senate Crime Committee
Poage Calls Mexican hoof and mouth flareup local
Representative Poage of Texas says the recent hoof and mouth disease flareup in Vera Cruz, Mexico is merely local. He notes the US Mexican campaign south of Texas has been successful and that every step will be taken to continue the fight. He cites up to 120 million dollars spent from the federal treasury in recent years.
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The Korean Stork Is Bullet-Proof
In Wonju Korea a 5 minute old baby was born during a firefight as Capt Ken Irving and his patrol killed two North Koreans and captured one. Irving found three adults and three children in a back room while checking the house for remaining Reds. He commented wishing the child a quieter life ahead.
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Wonju
Korea
Ken Irving
Irving
Speed Movement of Air Force Recruits Arrives at Amarillo
Beginning tomorrow all Air Force recruits accepted at Amarillo will be sent to Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio by plane. Flights will be operated by Pioneer Airlines, with arrangements made by district traffic manager Charles Bucks. Recruiters stated that privates will be transported by air regardless of group size.
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Amarillo
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Pioneer Air Line
Charles Bucks
Pioneer
Army Censors Ban Details in Korea War Dispatches
Tokyo reports censors barred revealing the Allied defense line location in war dispatches from Korea and forbade reference to units by number nationality or position. The rule applies retroactively to Thursday midnight and remains until further notice.
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Korea
Widening of Third Avenue in Amarillo Planned
Mayor Gene Klein announced the widening of Third Avenue across Amarillo will start early this spring with bids opening mid April for a 5 mile project. Western to Grand will be widened to 40 feet from Western to Georgia and to 48 feet from Georgia to Grand.
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Amarillo
Gene Klein
Reds mass near Wonju as UN forces brace for Korean push
reports from Eighth Army claim 10,000 Red vanguards maneuver to close on Wonju from three sides while fighting flares emerge on Korea's east coast. Fifth Air Force says bombers support two UN divisions as Pyongyang airfields are repaired amid possible CCP entry into Korea.
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Hunt Case Ties to Illinois Family Disappearance
Tulsa sheriffs say they are very interested in a Wichita Falls report and are checking information about a hat with Illinois officers. The case contrasts a dark skinned gunman with a light skinned hitchhiker suspect. A Oklahoma farmer saw the hitchhiker leave a car and flag a blue Chevrolet with Illinois plates. Air Force Lt. Chris Mosser aided the investigation touring Claremore sites to track the missing Illinois family, amid blood-spattered car sightings.
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Albuquerque
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Two for One? Plymouth Hunter Hits Double Rabbit Shot
Chet Earl in Plymouth Indiana recounts a lucky broadside when he fired at one rabbit and unexpectedly brought down two. The curious incident highlights a single shot yielding a double quarry, prompting amusement and local chatter.
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Ind. U.P
Chet Earl
Wolverines Are Greeted Here in Amarillo Welcome
Two trainloads of University of Michigan football team band and fans arrived in Amarillo early this morning on the Rose Bowl return trip. The Santa Fe line delivered the band at 7:00 and the second section at 9:45. Chamber of commerce handed out Amarillo made Fritos with a Friendly City pamphlet to the visitors. The Amarillo News was also distributed during the stop.
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Amarillo
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Santa Fe
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Amarillo News
West and East tensions rise over Soviet stance in Big Four talks
Western powers pressed for full clarification of Soviet views while Moscow urged rapid replies to notes. Observers warned delaying might let the Kremlin claim a fait accompli as Eisenhower plans an Atlantic Pact army with German units, and timelines show rapid Soviet responses versus longer Western replies.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kremlin
Federal Payroll Rises Again in November
The Senate House committee on reduction of non essential expenditures reported civilian federal employment increased for the fifth straight month, reaching 2,163,278 in November, up 32,827 from October. Military payrolls rose by 25,719 and other agencies added the remaining gain.
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Congress
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Buddhist church controls vast Tibet farm lands
The Buddhist church owns nearly all Tibet’s farm land, with farmers working as share-croppers under church ownership.
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Buddhist Church
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Calls a Halt To RFC Hearing
L B Glidden former manager of the Dallas Reconstruction Finance Corp resigns and says politics taints RFC policies. Senator Fulbright heads a committee that will not reopen hearings and plans bills to change the RFC structure.
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L. B. Glidden
Dallas Reconstruction Finance Corp
Senate
Fulbright
Arkansas
RFC
Glidden
132 Bodies Found After Andes Avalanche Near Chimbote
In Lima Peru 132 bodies were recovered from rocky debris of a man made avalanche in the Andes near Chimbote. Sixty five others were listed as injured with more search teams still seeking additional victims. Workers clearing a natural avalanche site were trapped by a dynamite blast they misjudged as a dud.
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Peru
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