Baptists Rally to Bring Texas Leaders to Amarillo
Texas Baptist leaders arrive in Amarillo for District 10 evangelistic rally at First Baptist Church. The program features Dr. Criswell and other Dallas, Fort Worth, and Panhandle speakers, with afternoon and evening sessions. Leaders travel from Wichita Falls to Lubbock and Brownwood for related events as part of statewide eight dramatic days of evangelism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Baptist
Amarillo
First Baptist Church
Wichita Falls
Lubbock
Brown‘wood
Downstate
William Fleming
Fort Worth
Baptist General Convention of Texas
J. Howard Williams
Dallas
C. Wade Freeman
Floyd Chaffin
Texas Baptists
W. A. Criswell
James N. Morgan
North Fort Worth
Carl E. Bates
Tyler
Howard J. Jones
Wellington
Hal Upchurch
Pampa
Panhandle
Criswell
James G. Harris
Texarkana
Chamber of Commerce to Elect Chairman Tomorrow Morning
Retail merchants committee of the chamber will elect a chairman tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock in the conference room. The chairman of the wholesale and industrial committees will be elected on Wednesday and Thursday respectively. These two committees will meet at 10 o'clock in the chamber conference room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Kitchen cabinet spacing guidance for counter clearance
Planning a kitchen redo suggests allowing about 14 inches between wall cabinets and counter tops to ensure clearance for mixers and other tall utensils. The guidance emphasizes practical height for usability and storage access.
Hicks Katherine Hicks 41 died. funeral at Memorial Park
Katherine Hicks aged 41 of 1917 E 10th died Saturday. Wife of E B and mother of Robert Gary John Helen. Service Tuesday at Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Park. burial at Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicks Katherine Hicks
E. B
Robert
Gary
John
Helen
Burwell
Layden
Johnny
George
Leona Sidger
Sarah Whitaker
Jack Bullock
Blackburn - Shawne
Mary Elizabeth Self
Polk
Hugh
Donald L
James M. Gast
Velma Arnold
Maude E. Gast
Memorial Chapel
Llano
Wiley E C. Wiley
Johnson
Bessie
Rita Hudson
Floyd
Donald
W. M. Wiley
Art Miles
Ada Frazier
Ethel Baird
Eugene
Marion
Piez
Alvin
Buchanan Street Baptist Church
Thompson R. L. Thompson
Lipscomb
Tom Durham
Lloyd E. Brown
Fred Bailey
G. L. Stanley
John McGowan
Addie Slaton
Blackburn- Charl
Wink family deaths and services in St Francis area
Multiple obituaries from St Francis include John A Wink 62 Anna Theresa and Mary Wink with rosaries and funeral at St Francis Catholic Church and burial at St Francis Cemetery. Eugene J Wink 16 also listed with services at St Francis Church and Cemetery. Sister Rosalia Rother 68 of Price College Convent dies with services in Price. Mary Moore 65 of San Pablo with pending Boxwell Bros. arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wink John A. Wink
St. Francis
Anna Kafka
E. T. White
Theresa Wink
Mike
Joseph
William
Theresa Sherm
Katherine Schrecker
Boxwell Brothers Ivy Chapel
Francis Catholic Church
St. Francis Cemetery
Wink Mary A. Wink
Anna Kalka
St. Francis Catholic Church
Rosalia Rother
Price College
East Germany
Colombia
South America
Lucian
St. Lucian
Liano
Moore
Mary Moore
San Pablo
Cal
Boxwell Bros
Mrs Crow 89 Dies at St Anthony's Hospital
Mrs Mary Emma Crow aged 85 died at 9 20 AM in St Anthony's Hospital Amarillo after admission January 10 She moved to Amarillo from Shamrock in 1920 and was a North Amarillo Church of Christ member Born May 9 1865 in Tallapoosa County Alabama Survivors include son A J Crow daughter Mrs Pearl Chambers and sister Miss Dessie Baughman Funeral arrangements by N S Griggs & Sons include nine grandchildren"}
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Emma Crow
St. Anthony's Hospital
Crow
Amarillo
Shamrock
North Amarillo
Pearl Chambers
Kentucky
Dessie Baughman
North Grant
N. S. Griggs & Sons
UN forces push north as Seoul region sees major raid
Yongwol was hit Sunday in a massive raid that left the city ablaze. A Navy release from the carrier Valley Forge said the center was 60 percent destroyed, with whitewashed buildings. Three UN columns moved along the highway toward Seoul. One column entered Osan and advanced to higher ground 2,500 yards north and northeast of the town to meet Red forces. Another column moved over 12 miles to Kumyangjang, southeast of Suwon, encountering dug-in Red troops. The third column struck west of the Seoul Osan Chonan corridor and reported no opposition by noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yongwol
Valley Forge
Seoul
Osan
Kumyangjang
Suwon
Seoul-Osan-Chonan
Pinwheel Quilt Pattern and Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Offer
Printed scraps describe a Pinwheel Quilt 4 patch design with chart directions and photos. Laura Wheeler improved pattern simplifies crochet and knitting with concise directions. Send twenty cents for this pattern to Amarillo Globe News Needlecraft Dept. Box 161 New York. Include name address zone and twenty cents more for Laura Wheeler Book.
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Laura Wheeler
Amarillo Globe News
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Bridges Attacks Fair Deal Budget As Nonessential Spending
Bridges says the administration disguises the Fair Deal as defense spending and calls for increases in nonessential programs. He warns Congress will not fund socialized medicine federal aid to education or the St Lawrence Seaway if the President remains unrealistic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Bridges
St. Lawrence Sea- Way
Coal as Kentucky's principal mineral resource
Coal stands as Kentucky's main mineral resource with yearly mined value reported as high as 160 million dollars, underscoring its central role in the state's economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Praises Our Army Trucks In Korea War Zone
In Korea the jeep and two and a half ton truck endure harsh terrain, with roads soggy and pothole riddled. Sgt Parrish notes vehicles wear three to four times faster than in the States, yet wrecks are minor and wreckers recover toppled trucks quickly. Captain Hangartner extols their resilience, joking the two and one half ton truck cannot fly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Korea
U.P
John A. Parrish
Ordnance Company
Parrish
Pasadena
Cal
Burma
Paris
States
John A. Hangartner
Bryn Mawr Gables
Ordnance
Five Fliers Die As Bomber Falls
CHICAGO January 15 A B 26 bomber of the Illinois Air National Guard crashed northwest of Chicago killing its five crewmen, three officers and two enlisted men of the 126th Composite Group. Returning to O Hare after a long training flight, the craft took off from Barksdale AFB Louisiana. Narrowly missing a farm house it plowed into a field near Glenview Naval Air Station and exploded after reporting heavy icing on the wings. Names withheld pending next of kin notification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
126Th
Illinois Air National Guard
O’hare Field
Barksdale Air Force Base
Glenview Naval Air Station
German Reds Purge Starts in East Berlin Ranks
East German Communist leadership began a party cleansing with five man commissions testing loyalty of 1.2 million Socialist Unity Party members across the Russian zone and East Berlin. Western observers expect thousands to be dropped from the elite political ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Russian Zone
East Berlin
Socialist Unity
Twelve O'Clock Quotations From Major Markets
A compact listing of stock and commodity quotes from Amarillo, Lynch, Fenner and Air Reduction, showing diverse industrial names and prices. The page also includes a Kansas City cattle market brief noting January 15 activity, with 12,000 cattle and 600 calves reported, slaughter steers steady to firm, cows higher, and bull bids slower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
France Expects 1200 Tons of Sweet Almonds This Year
France may produce about 1,200 tons of sweet almonds this year, a near record level. If realized, the figure would reflect strong cultivation and favorable growing conditions across key almond regions, signaling solid supply for processors and markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Heroine dies saving 10 lives in burning airliner
Philadelphia January 15 a 24 year old air hostess Mary Frances Housley died heroically in a National Airlines DC 4 crash after guiding passengers to safety. She rescued at least 10 of 19 aboard as the plane overran a snowy runway, then perished in flames. Four other passengers and two infants also died amid rough weather on approach from Newark to Norfolk. The pilot and co pilot escaped uninjured. This crash prompts investigation by Civil Aeronautics authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
National Airlines
Wimmwgil BT Ytil
Jacksonville
Fla
J. A. LeBlanc
NAS
Howell Barwick
Edward Zatarian
Civil Aeronautics
Newark
Norfolk
CAA Administration
Amarillo National Bank Report of Condition 1950 Texas
The document details the Amarillo National Bank in Texas as of December 30, 1950, presenting assets totaling $291,062,100 and total liabilities plus capital accounts of $291,062,100. It lists cash and reserves, government obligations, loans, real estate, and other assets, along with deposits by individuals, governments, banks, and other entities, plus capital stock, surplus, retained earnings, and reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Texas
U. S. Revised Statutes
First National Co. of
Amarillo
First National Bank of
Federal Reserve District
Passengers Survive 10 Foot Cabin Jump with Bruises
Twenty one people aboard a craft escaped serious injury after leaping from the cabin to the ground. Most sustained bruises from the 10 foot fall while others suffered burns to hands and face.
Ilse Koch Sentenced to Life for Nazi Crimes
AUGSBURG Germany Jan 15 Ilse Koch known as the Red Witch of Buchenwald was sentenced to life imprisonment for murder and crimes against Austrian and German prisoners. She did not attend court and showed distress in her prison cell after the verdict. West Germany Rejects East German Offer to Negotiate Reunification Adenauer said the Soviet zone regime blocks unification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augsburg
Germany
Ilse Koch
Buchenwald
Tise
Koch
West Germany
BOM
Konrad Adenauer
Amarillo permits issued for various buildings and a forge
A roundup of construction permits approved this morning lists W C Roberts and others with foundations and residences. Notable items include a 90 foot clamp, several brick veneer residences, a five room brick veneer with garage, a metal warehouse, a frame garage, and a six room frame residence with attached garage. Late Saturday approvals include Star Machine and Foundry two masonry buildings and a D R Hicks retail store building. A Melbourne chicken yielded gold bearing quartz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Roberts
West Thirty-fifth
O. E. Todd
North East Eighth
Lonnie Smith
North LaSalle
J. W. Marsh
Bowie
Amarillo
D. R. Hicks
West Thirty-sixth
Merit Mills, Inc
Buchanan
My Day PAYS VISIT TO NEW UNIT OF APARTMENTS
Eleanor Roosevelt visits a Harlem Lex ington Houses model apartment built for New York City Housing Authority residents. The two bedroom unit shows thoughtful decor by Hunter College students under 1,800 dollars cost and rents at 75 dollars a month including a refrigerator store and television. Roosevelt later speaks at a United Nations forum in Woodmere Long Island and notes fear of admitting anti Communism views reflects broader peace efforts. A Welsh fire brigade bans cat and sheep rescues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Feat. Syn. Inc
New York
Lexington Houses
New York City
Hunter College
Woodmere
Long Island
United Nations
Beauty Hints For Colleens From Irish Spinner Campaign
Una MacHale 43 head of the Daughters of Decency League urged Irish girls to resist American influence. She condemned public lipstick, gum chewing and loud dress while proposing four aims: private makeup, no chewing gum, refined dress, and submission to husbands. She blamed Limerick’s decline on American culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Una MacHale
Daughters of Decency League
Miss MacHale
Decency League
Miracle electronic ear hides deafness in Chicago
A Chicago electronic scientist unveils a new electronic ear that hides deafness and transmits whispers with clarity. The device renders old hearing aids obsolete and promises hope to about 15 million Americans who are hard of hearing. It operates without visible buttons or dangling battery wires, with details offered in a free booklet.
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Chicago
United States
Electronic Research Director
West 19Th Street
Beltone Building
Chicago 8
Bank Office Building Affiliation and Control
The First National Bank of Amarillo owns all the stock of the affiliated company. The document outlines the erection and management of the bank office building and details how the organization is affiliated with the national bank, including the degree of control exerted.
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National Bank
First National Bank of
Amarillo
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CC Committee
Gay
Blackburn
Shaw Funeral Directors
Illo Finer
Morrison John William Morrison
N. Taylor
Henry Neumann
Griggs and Sons
Secred Heart Cathedral
Buthker’s
Jefferson
Llano Cemetery
Edwin L. Rossman
D.O
Ralph M. Soper
Green Acres
Plains Blvd
Lynch
Pierce
Fenner
Air Reduction
Lockhd Aire
Alaska Juneau
Loews Incre
Allegheny
Amer Locomo
Minn Mel Pw
Amer Nat Gas
MEKT
Amer P & L
MKT
Amer Home Pr
Mont Ward
Amer Rad&S$s
Motor Prod
Amer Smel&r
Murray Corpy
Ae & St
Nash Keiveemer Stove
Amer Tel-Te
Natl Auto Fb
Amer Tobaco
Amer Zinc
Ana Prnch Armco
Amey
Assoc Dry
Arch Top&sf
Natl Supply
Avco Manufac
Natemas
Baldwin Loco
Baltimore & O
Bendix Aviata
Nor
Bethlehem St
Pullman
Chesap & O
Chicago Corn
Radio Co
Chgeo Ri&pac
Radio K
Chrysler
Repub Avia
CIT Financial
Clinton Indus
Republic Steel
Cluett
Pea
Rexall Drug
Col Fi Iron
Reynold Tob
Col GE
Safeway
Ates
Joseph Ld
Stol & Fr
Comwr
St Regis Papr
Consol Valagoneeiey
Kantack
Servel Inc
Crane Co
Shamrk O&g
Crue
Sharon Steel
Cub Am Gng
Curt Pub
Simmons Co
Curt Wr
Sinclair Ot
Socony Vacm
Decca Ree
So Amer Gold
Deer ‘Co
Laeetks
East Airia
Eaton
Sterling D
Erie Railrd
Stewart Warn
Eversharp
Stone & Webst
Studebaker
Firth Carpet
Sun Oil Co
Flintkote
Sunray Oil
Swift & Co
Sylvan
Elec
Tidewater
Aso
Gillette Sal
Sipim
Gimble Bros
Timken
Transam Corp
Oodall
Transc & WA
20Th Cent Fox
Grahmage
Union C&c
Union Oil Cal
Greyhol Co
Union Pacific
Crams Ae
Uae
Cee Care
Eyden m
Hershey
US Pine&Fadry
Hous Oil Co
US Rubber
Hudson
Hudson Mot 1634/US_ Steel 45% | El Cont B. Glwesworth
Turner Bros
Coe Dear Iste Warren Petro
Inte Wesson Oil
Fern Nick
Weet Indies Ge
Pep
Westingh Abb
Johns Manvil
Ogtingn Ble
Jones Feugn
Wilson We Co
Clede Gas
Woolworth
Lerner
Youngstn
S&tett Libby McN
Lion O
Zenith
Curb Amer Maracabo
Inv Royal
Superpw
Kaiser-Frazer Tis Atlas Plywood
la Land&Expl
Natl Bell Hess
Barry Biscuit
Nat Fuel Gs
Catalin Corp
Niles Pond
Cessna Airerft
Northrop Aire
Pancostal
Pantopoe
Solar Airerft
Easy Gas & F
Superior T&d
Electric B&s
Hazeltine
United Aire
Bumble Oil
Utah Idahos
Over-The-Cosw Public
Tex East Transcieae
Cheanes Tenn Gas
Southern Union Gas
Kansas City Livestock
Advertisement Ave
Uhlmann Grain Co
Financial Industrial Fund
American National Bank
Amarillo National Bank
Eeee
Seree
First National Bank
Morton
State OF Texas
Potter
I. H. J. Farwell
H. J. Farwell
AD Lamons
C. T. Ware
R. C
County of
I. C. R. Brock
C. R. Brock
Roe Looney
Co. R. McAfee
F. A. Paul
Townsend Douglas
Eiwar
Ee Fe
Esearciic
I. W. B. Lawrence
W. B. Lawrence
Esther Jennings
Wee Hee
A W. P. Patterson
J. Alcolm Shelton
Rip
O@D
Llse Koch
Melbourne
Australia
ORE
Eleanor Roosevelt
Glamorgan
Wales
Dublin
Affiliated Bank
V. P. Patterson
First National Co
Notary Public
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