Hospital expansion plans confirmed for Northwest Texas
Northwest Texas Hospital works with state and federal authorities on a 1.5 million dollar project. Architect Guy Carlander to prepare working plans funded by a county bond issue of 750,900 dollars and a matching grant. The plan adds about 72 beds and completes service facilities, with bids not expected before April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Texas
William O’connell
Hospital Survey Division
State Health Department
Guy Carlander
Gene Jordan
Carlander
Commissioners Court
Daily
C. F. Fielden, Jr
Northwest Texas Hospital
Rutland
U.P
Richard Flanders
Cora Johnson
Ski Runs in Good Shape at New Mexico Resorts
Snow totals across several areas: Agua Piedra reports 8 inches with a firm crust and 3 inches loose snow on top. Little Tesuque Canyon shows 4 inches with breakable crust. Santa Fe Basin has 20 inches with breakable crust and icy roads. La Madera records 6 inches with 1 inch loose snow, dry surface, and icy roads. a rope tow operates via Santa Fe area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Agua Piedra
Carson National Forest
Tres Ritos
Little Tesuque Canyon
Hyde State Park
Santa Fe
Santa Fe Basin
la Madera
Albuquerque
Amarillo Woman Wins Two Prizes On Radio Show
Mrs Mildred L Hillier of 11 Tennessee sent the winning wish on Breakfast in Hollywood over Station KFDA in Amarillo. Her line about hearing the pocket jingle earned her both the wishing ring and the orchid, doubling the usual prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Hollywood
Mildred L. Hillier
Tennessee
Jack McFlroy
KFDA
End Testimony In Assault Case In Canyon Trial
Testimony ended and arguments were set for this afternoon in the Walter Raines assault case in 47th District Court Canyon. Raines, 723 North Hayes, faces assault with intent to rape over an alleged Amarillo waitress attack in Randall County months ago. Attorneys are E. T. Miller and E. O. Northcutt. District Attorney Lloyd King said closing arguments were delayed as the court prepared its charge to the jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Raines
47Th District Court
Canyon
Raines
North Hayes
Amarillo
Randall County
E. T
Dusty” Miller
E. O. Northcutt
Dist
Lloyd King
Northwest Texas Hospital Posts Profit and Cash Deficit
Northwest Texas Hospital reported a net profit of 2710 dollars for December but closed the month with a cash shortfall of 1599 dollars. Superintendent C F Fielden Jr told the board last night that December collections reached 55641.94 against expenses of 57241.52 and charges totaled 59952.47. He noted cost per patient day fell to 13.56 from 14.43 in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Texas Hospital
C. F. Fielden, Jr
Hospital Board of Managers
Fielden
Five Seek Judge Post For New City Court
City Manager N V Moss says five individuals including four men and one woman have shown interest in the new corporation court job. Only two have filed definite applications. The court will be separate from the police and hear cases involving traffic violations and other city ordinances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. V. Moss
Police Department
Baby Girl Born to Mr and Mrs Jim Roberts in Amarillo
A 7 pound baby girl was born last night to Mr. and Mrs. Jim Roberts at Northwest Texas Hospital. Mr. Roberts heads the industrial and wholesale department of the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Roberts
Sunset
Northwest
Texas Hospital
Mr. Roberts
Amarillo
Stock Quotations and Market Summary from Amarillo Office
Merrill Lynch compiled the 12 30 New York stock market quotations with numerous tickers including Air Reduction Alaska Allied Stores Allis Chalmers Amer Airlines Boeing General Electric and many more. The report lists prices up to percentages and notes trades, with over the counter and curb quotes and a Kansas City livestock report concluding cattle hogs and sheep prices and conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Motor
New York
Avco
NY Cent
Baldwin Uit North Au
Baltimore & O
North NatGas
Barnsdale
Bendix
Ohio
Best Foods
Oliver Corp
Bethlehem Stl
Packard Motor
Blaw-Knox
Pan Am Allen
E W Bliss Co
Pan Est
Boeing Airpin
Panhand P&@R
Bohn Alumnin
Paramount Pe
Borden Co
J C Penney
Borg Warner
Penn Pow&Lt
Braniff Airway
Pennsylv RR
Bridgeport
Dr Pepper
Igus
Igus Mie 2915| Pepsi Cola 95% | Il Erie 1894. | Phelps Dodge 40% | Budd Co
Philco Corp
Burroughs
Phillips Petrol
Butler Bros
Pittsby&Bolt
Calif Packing
Plymouth OU
Canada Dry
Pure of
Canadian Pac
Poor & Co
Carrier Corp
Pullman
Case Co
Radio Ore
Caterpillar Tr
Radio K Orph Ry
Celotex Corp
Inoeee
Rexall Drug
Reynold
Cheo Ril&Pac
Safeway
Financia ' Eves
Clinton Indus
Colo Fuel
Columbia G&e
Columbia Carb
Iil
Momnete
Sharon Steel
Shell Union
Consol Vultee Ft Simmons
Sinclair
Socony
So Amer Gold
Vi Crane Co
Porto Rico
AmSugins
South Pac RR
Curtiss Wright
Southern Cove
Southern Ry
Sparks
Retr & Wallen
Spiegel Inc
Tillers Corp
Square D Cobi
Hee” Ts
GasPid
Douglas Aierata Stand Oil
Cal
Dupont Stand Oil NJ
Eagle Picher Heraed
Stone &Webst
Ectric Area Studebakers
Ie Sun
Pris
Li Butesson
Firth Carpet Sunshine
Atkote Swift & Co A
Oster Wheeler All
Symington
Gdote
Freeport
Tex C Co
Fruehauf
Tex Gulf
General
Union Orcal
Graham Paige
Union Pacific
Great Narp d
United Aircrft
Great W Sugar
United Airlin
Greyhound Cp
Grumman Air
United Corp
Gulf OU
United GasIle
Hal Oil Well
Omestake M
US Pipe&Fdy
end-Hershey
US Rubber
Houston
Us Steel
Howe Sound
United Wallop
Walworth Cop
Til Central
Watindiesbe
West
Interlake Tron
Wastern Internati Harv
Woestingh Airb
Internatl Nick
Operas
Alware
Loews Ine
Zonite Prodd
Curb Amer Maracab
la Land
Expl
Ark Nati Gasa
Lone Star Gas
Alias Plywood
Nati Bell Hess
Barry Biscuit
Ning
Pwr
Catalin Corp
Northrop Aire
Cessna Aircrft
Homsen Pettol S
Gola Mavertt Oh
Crown Drug
South Royalty
Sterling Inc
Electric B&s
Superior T&d
Humble Oil
United Site
Kaiser Fraser
Wentworth M
Tex Est
Neans
Phay Svg
Saivecces
Utilities Rine
Uhimansaree
Kone
Edna Eies
Ikscsevecceacsckes Bleee
Deepor Ins
Sss
Ene Bos GD
Chicago Livestock Market Report January Open
Chicago hogs 17 000 head active and steady for butchers and sows with top at 16 50 and most weights 15 75 to 16 25. cattle 1 500 with calves 300, steers and heifers steady to higher, cows up to 25 cents, bulls up 50 cents. vealers firm. Sheep 2 000 with slaughter lambs 25 to 50 cents higher, top 24 75, averages about 22 50 to 23 25, yearlings absent, hides firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Chicago
Dentistry by Mail in Minnesota Tests Diets by Mail
The University of Minnesota is practicing dentistry by mail. Its laboratory prescribes diets by mail to reduce tooth decay based on saliva sample tests sent in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
W.P
University of Minnesota
Volcano erupts near Tapachula forces farmers to flee
Tana volcano in Guatemala erupts for the first time since 1902 near Tapachula Mexico forcing farmers to flee the threatened area as authorities warn of possible further activity and ash dispersal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tapachula
Mexico
U.P
Tana
Guateu
Mystery Man in Baltimore Case Deepens
A man found with fragmented memory and cryptic references to Egypt, Sphinx, and Rommel spoke with Clare in a Gettysburg basement apartment. Police forwarded fingerprints to the FBI while Dr. Clare noted fluctuating memory and a failed signature on a December 24, 1941 check, cried unable to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg Road
Clare
Carline
Baltimore
Bethlehem Steel
Bridge To Bay
96Th Wing
Marshal Rommel
Bell Clegg
FBI
Washington
Truman Sees Strong Economy With Growth Plans
President Truman outlined an expanding economy aiming to raise national output to 300 billion dollars and 64 million jobs by 1955. He urged Congress to empower the Federal Reserve over bank credits and installment buying, while endorsing continued rent control and Brannan farm plans amid a cautious outlook for a possible 1950 downturn. Prices were described as stable with rising production and employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Congress
Federal Reserve Board
State of the Union
Mr. Truman
Cattlemen Protest Army Beef Buying Order in Washington
Texas cattlemen sent a telegram to Senators Connally and Johnson and Representative Kilday criticizing an Army order effective Jan 1. The directive ends buying low good steers for carcass and boneless beef, favoring only good beef from the Corn Belt, hurting Southwestern producers and depressing the market. The note labels the move extravagant and damaging to local outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Connally
Johnson
Kilday
Texas
Herman Feldman
Office of Quartermaster General of the Army
Southwestern
Beef grading dispute prompts Texas cattle concern
Army shifts toward grade B beef for posts raises issues for Texas cattle. Officials in San Antonio and other cities argue the move could hurt local ranchers as most Texas grass fed cattle fall below high good. Leaders in Fort Worth anticipate a Texas cattle association meeting to address the policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGill Bros
Alice
Cameron Duncan
Likes Bros. Freer
T. E. Burns
Dilley
Leroy Denman, Sr
Lafayette Ward
Leslie D. Flowers
Ewing Hassell
H. A. Fitzsimons
K. J. Montgomery
San Antonio
Quartermaster General
Army
Washington
Texas
the Express
Midwest
Fort Worth
Henry Bell
Texas & Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association
Associaton
Chansler Weymouth
Amarillo
Association
The
Star Telegram
Middle West
Youths sought for Denver house burglaries linked to cafe theft
Jack Larson, cafe manager, said two youths who worked the night of Jan 1 until 10 pm closing burglarized three cash registers at $25 each after the restaurant closed. Police doubt they will return to Denver. youths are with Denver juvenile authorities. J Lindsey Nunn of Lexington, Ky, in Amarillo with Plains Creamery and KFDA officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Jack Larson
J. Lindsey Nunn
Lexington
Amarillo
Plains Creamery
KFDA
Nunn Enterprises
Lawrence Lowe Rites Pending
The body of Lawrence Lowe, 44, Warm Springs Montana, brother of Amarillo residents, will arrive in Amarillo tonight. Funeral arrangements are Pend ing at Blackburn Shaw Funeral Home. Surviving are five sisters E L Countz Paul Amos Everett Boyd Ben H Smith and H H McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowe Lawrence Lowe
Warm Springs Pentane
O Countz
Everett Boyd
Ee Amos
Ben H Smith
H. BH. McDonald
Lawrence Lowe
Warm Springs
Mont
Amarillo
Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home
Lowe
Silver Miner
Warm Springs Hospital
E. L. Countz
North East Third
Paul Amos
Nort
East Third
North Lake
Ben H. Smith Alma
Ark
H. H. Mc. Donald
Dover
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Blackburn F
Shaw Funeral Directors
Gent
Russell Ben Andrew Russell
Oshtersville
California
T. P. Floyd
Holly Russell
Lola Mae Owen
Bill
Ray
W. Harold Smith
Floyd
C. H. McCartney
Arb Ie
Perryton
Boxwell Brothers
N.S. Griggs & Sons
Memorial Park
Llano
Ruthker
Dallas
Fl¢ Braniff
Hospital
Judge
L.N. Pittman
Optometrist
Burton's Gin
Sunny Brook
Paul Jones
Bond
Gilbey’s
Spey Royal Scotch
Mitchell's Liquor
Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner and
Eane
Bkone Heian
Kxises Coe
Financial Industrial Fund
Globe-News
Dave Bailey
AAA Body Shop
Bowie
Vicim
Pure Spring
Amarilla
Lawrence Drug
Monroeives
Lewis
Liedraice
Clltd Jewelers
Polk
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