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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1951

Page

4

Stephenson Funeral Set

Funeral services for William T. Steve Stephenson who died Monday at his home 203 Kentucky will be held tomorrow at 2 PM in the Blackburn Shaw Chapel with Dr. E B Fincher officiating. Burial will be in Llano Cemetery. He was born in Dublin Texas September 29 1876 and helped establish Amarillo's first taxi service. Survivors include six sisters Mrs Martha Hughes of Throckmorton Mrs Mary Allman and Mrs Mira Townsend of Brownwood Mrs De Alva Jackson of Long Beach California Mrs Ruby Johnson of Wills Point and Mrs Inez Jackson of Buena Vista and three sons Claude Bennie and Ray Stephenson of Whitesboro.

William T Steve” Stephenson Kentucky Blackburn-Shaw Chapel E. B. Fincher Southern Presbyterian Church Llano Cemetery Mr. Stephenson Dublin Tex Amarillo Whitesboro Brownwood San Jacinto Martha Hughes Throckmorton Mary Allman Mira Townsend de Alva Jackson Long Beach Cal Ruby Johnson Wills Point Inez Jackson Buena Vista Claude Bennie Ray Stephenson

Knights Templar To Hold School For Eighth District

Knights Templar announces a school of instruction for Eighth District commanderies hosted by Amarillo Commandery No. 48 in the Khiva Temple at 7 30 p m tomorrow. Amarillo holder Bert McCullough reports Altus Sansom of Lubbock will lead with Howard F E Hunt assisting. The session is open to all Knights Templar across district units including Memphis Plainview Lubbock Canadian Dalhart Childress Borger Pampa Shamrock and Perryton U D.

Amarillo Lubbock Knights Templar Memphis Plainview Canadian Dalhart Childress Borger Pampa Shamrock Perryton U. D

Doan’s Pills Offer Relief From Kidney Discomforts

Ad editorial tone urges relief for backache and fatigue from reduced kidney function. It cites stress, overexertion, cold exposure, bladder irritation, and frequent urination as causes. Claims Doan’s Pills, a mild diuretic, have helped millions for over 50 years to flush waste from kidney tubes and filters.

Dean Doan

Cold Wave Due In Tomorrow Promises Warmer, Windy Tonight

Ed Di Loreto of the US Weather Bureau at Amarillo reports southwest winds ahead of a cold front crossing the Panhandle tomorrow. Tomorrow’s high near 41 degrees, tonight’s low around 31. Yesterday’s high 54, low 29. Five day outlook shows 5 to 9 degrees above normal on average with colder tomorrow and Thursday, then warming Friday and Saturday. Little or no precipitation expected.

Ed di Loreto US Weather Bureau Amarillo Air Terminal Panhandle

Speeder Finds Pals in a Pinch

Kansas City dispatch reports Lee Quisenberry 39 telephoned from the police station seeking bond help. James Baker 22 arrived in a haste to aid, was arrested for speeding. Howard Hatfield 31 also appeared with a traffic summons. Carl Paddock posted the bond.

Kansas City Lee Quisenberry James Baker Quisenberry Howard JL. Hatfield Carl Paddock

Deputies To Testify Before Federal Jury

Deputies Tex Cotter and Henry Maggard have traveled to Dallas to appear before a federal grand jury. The panel will consider charges against two men arrested locally for transporting a woman in interstate commerce for prostitution. Raymond C. Stuart, 32, accused of taking his wife from Oklahoma City to Amarillo for prostitution. Joseph Henry Bewley, 40, of New York, accused of taking his wife from Arizona. Stuart was charged in late December and Bewley about a week ago.

Tex Cotter Henry Maggard Dallas Raymond C. Stuart Oklahoma City Amarillo Joseph Henry Bewley New York Arizona Stuart Bewley

Legislature Asked For New Food Law

The State Health Department will ask the Legislature to recodify the food drug and cosmetic laws this session. A bill gathering all existing state laws on manufacture sale and labeling of food drugs and cosmetics was prepared for House introduction by Rep. Bill Miller of Houston. It was drawn at the request of the State Health Department.

Austin State Health Department Bill Miller Houston

Dismissal Detail of District Attorney Career

Lloyd King retired the first of the year as district attorney of 47th Judicial District. He was not a candidate for re election. He was appointed as district attorney Feb. 5, 1947, and was elected to the office in 1948. He began practice of law here in 1933 and served two years as city attorney.

Lloyd King 47Th Judicial District

Drivers Quit Not a Strike At Red Bull Freight Lines

Four Red Bull Motor Freight Lines drivers resigned in what officials call a personal decision, not a wildcat strike. Company executives say a labor contract with a union remains intact, with no grievances or strike activity, and note resignations are common in a tight labor market. Amarillo manager confirms there was no strike as four of 24 drivers quit.

Red Bull Motor Freight Lines G. E. Paschall Red Bull Fort Worth Sam R. Sayers Charles Lamb Amarillo Red Ball

Draft Bill Moves Toward Committee Action

Drafts of the manpower bill circulate for final agency approval including Defense and Budget offices. President Truman opens 21 month Army volunteer option for men 18 to 25 while draft terms consider extending service to 27 months.

Defense Department Army, Navy Air Force and Marines Labor and Agriculture Departments Federal Security Agency Budget Bureau White House Johnson Rosenberg Congress Joseph Short Truman Irving Hart Selective Service Headquarters Army Selective Service Boards Hart Senate Preparedness Committee

Blackburns Funeral Notices List Multiple Local Deaths

Katherine Hicks 41 of 1917 E 10th died Saturday Wife of E B mother of Robert Gary John Helen sister of Burwell Layden Johnny George Leona Sidger Mrs Larah Ywhitaker Pers Jack Bullock Service Tuesday Blackburn Shaw Chapel Burtalemorial Park Wiley E C 49 of 1408 A 8 Johnson died Saturday Survived by wife Bessie daughter Rita Hudson and 2 sons Floyd and Donald father W M Wiley sisters Mrs Art Miles Mrs Ada Frazier Mrs Ethel Baird brothers Eugene Marion Plez and Alvin Service 2 30 PM Tuesday Buchanan Street Baptist Church Burial Liano Thompson R L Thompson 76 2200 Lipscomb Father of Mrs Tom Durham Mrs Lloyd E Brown Mrs Fred Baley Mrs G L Stanley and John McGowan Brother of Mrs Addie Slaton Service 4 PM Tuesday First Presbyterian Church burial Liano Inman Charles Stafford Inman 79 Hereford died Monday Husband of Dora Father of Charles Fred Thomas W Burke W Mrs Luke Fields Brother of Robert Service 11 AM Tuesday Hereford Methodist Church burial Lubbock William T Stephenson 75 died Monday Husband of Bessie Lee father of Bennie Ray brother of Mrs Mary Allman Service pending with Blackburn Shaw

Hicks Katherine Hicks E. B Robert Gary John Helen Burwell Layden Johnny George Leona Sidger Larah Ywhitaker Pers Jack Bullock Blackburn - Shaw Chapel Burtalemorial Park Wiley E C. Wiley Johnson Bessie Rita Hudson Floyd Donald W. M. Wiley Art Miles Ada Frazier Ethel Baird Eugene Marion Plez Alvin Buchanan Street Baptist Church Liano Thompson R. L. Thompson Lipscomb Tom Durham Lloyd E. Brown Fred Baley G. L Stanley John McGowan Addie Slaton First Presbyterian Church Inman Charles Stafford Inman Hereford Dora Charles Fred Thomas W Burke W Luke Fields Hereford Methodist Church Lubbock Stephenson William T. Stephenson Bessie Lee Bennie Ray Mary Allman Blackburn-Shaw

Wink family mourns three in St. Francis deaths

Boru ad, BROTHERS Boru ad, BROTHERS WINK John A Wink 62 of St. Francis died Saturday. Father of Anna Kafka Mrs E T White Theresa Wink and siblings Mike J H William Mrs Theresa Sherm Katherine Schrecker. Rosary Monday 730 PM Boxwell Brothers Ivy Chapel Funeral service 930 AM Tuesday St Francis Catholic Church Burial St Francis Cemetery. Mary A Wink 59 of St. Francis died Saturday Mother of Anna Kal ka Mrs E T White Theresa Wink Sister of Mrs Mike Wink Leo Henry Bill Neusch Rosary Monday 730 PM Funeral 930 AM Tuesday St Francis Church Burial St Francis Cemetery. Eugene J Wink 16 of St. Francis died Saturday Brother of Anna Kal ka Mrs E T White Theresa Wink. Rosary Monday 730 PM Boxwell Brothers Ivy Chapel Funeral 930 AM Tuesday St Francis Catholic Church Burial St Francis Cemetery. Moore Mrs Mary Moore 65 San Pablo Cal Service pending with Boxwell Bros.

Wink John A. Wink St. Francis Anna Kafka E. T. White Theresa Wink Mike J H William Theresa Sherm Katherine Schrecker Boxwell Brothers Ivy Chapel St Francis Catholic Church Wink Mary A. Wink Anna Kalka Mike Wink Leo Henry Bill Neusch St. Francis Catholic Church St. Francis Cemetery Wink Eugene J. Wink

Stephens Named Chairman of CC Group at Chamber Meeting

Leslie Stephens chosen as new chairman of the retail merchants committee of the Chamber of Commerce, succeeding Stanley Blackburn. Stephens, manager of Sears Roebuck, and David Brown as vice chairman. 1951 plans include uniform store hours and improved downtown decorations. Also noted are pay increases in city departments and airport staff funded by current budget surplus.

Chamber of Commerce Leslie Stephens Stanley Blackburn Stephens Sears-Roebuck David Brown Polk and Taylor Streets Harvey Corn Frank Means Jack Liston Herb Calman E. W. Collins John F. Lee W. E. Sharp S. Wayne O'Keefe H. O. Starks Industrial Committee Charley Crowe

North Amarillo Kiwanis to buy church building for club house

The North Amarillo Kiwanis announced purchase of the Assembly of God Church building at Ninth and North Pierce for use as a club house and community center. Members raised four thousand dollars to match a one thousand dollar donation from Arthur Truitt who presented his check at today’s Dowell’s Saratoga No. 2 meeting.

Assembly of God Church Ninth and North Pierce North

City Salary Increases Across Departments Announced

City raises monthly pay across several departments. Fire department captains rise to 265 and 275 dollars, street department workers gain 10 dollars to 180–245, waste disposal adds 10 dollars with laborers at 205 and drivers at 210, park department salaries lift by 10 dollars with ranges from 205 to 230, and traffic painting salaries are noted.

Water Department Sewer Department Amarillo Air Terminal Moss Park

Air Giants Begin Long Range Navigation Training Mission

Strategic Air Command units conduct a long range navigation and cruise control training program using B 36 bombers with a 10000 mile range and 435 mph speed. The aircraft carry 26 twenty millimeter cannons and a 84000 pound bomb load, the heaviest for any plane. Fort Worth maintenance crews arrived in England to service the aircraft after refueling and checks, and the planes are to depart England for Fort Worth within 96 hours, then split into 25 to 40 hour homeward missions.

Strategic Air Command Fort Worth England

Capture of Cook Outlaw Fueled by Mexican Help

Burke recalls Cook holding a cocked gun during seven days of captivity as the group hid with fear. FBI Agent E. C. Richardson praised cooperation from Mexican authorities after a tip from Xavier Gonzales led to Santa Rosalia.

Burke Cook FBI E. C. Richardson

Bloody chase ends as Mexico raid nets suspect party

The pursuit began in Oklahoma after a blood trail linked to the Mossers and Cook leading to Texas and Mexico. Burke and Damion, missing for over a week, were seen with three men in a maroon sedan near Santa Rosalia. Cook, once a Blythe dishwasher, is tied to seven killings. discussions about where to try him include Oklahoma City and Los Angeles authorities. The Lindberg Law imposes the death penalty if the kidnaped person is not released unharmed, with a jury to determine the sentence.

Jerry Grant Tijuana Santa Rosalia Burke Damion Morales Mosser Tulsa Okla Oklahoma Cook Homer Waldrip Blythe Waldrip Dewey Mossers Joplin Oklahoma City US Dist Robert Shelton Ernest Toland Los Angeles

Elizabeth Jane Bivins Home Planned by Carder

Mary E Bivins Foundation founder Mrs Mary E Bivins of 1000 Polk guides home design. Architect Carder cites elderly care lessons from state and national houses including in Virginia. He notes separate wings for men and women and distance between close friends for comfort and privacy.

Mary E. Bivins Polk Carder Mr. Carder

Elizabeth Jane Bivins Home planned in Amarillo

The project features a cross shaped one story winged complex with a two story center unit and ramps at entrances. It will include a kitchenette sun porch sewing room and large living room for residents to gather for programs. The Mary E. Bivins Foundation funds maintain and constructed the home named after the late Lee Bivins mother.

Elizabeth Jane Bivins Lee Bivins Mary E. Bivins West Amarillo Bivins Amarillo Panhandle

No Blame Placed In Fatal Crash On Happy Glen Road

Randall County grand jury found no one responsible for a fatal accident on December 28 on Happy Glen Road. Driver Bascom Lee Timmons of Amarillo survived. passenger Bette Drake Bolton, 31, of 1712 Van Buren, died. Two others escaped injury. no charges filed. Also indicted were two second offense drunken drivers not in custody.

Randall County Happy Glen Bascom Lee Timmons Amarillo Bette Drake Bolton van Buren Timmons Mississippi Charles Thompson Herring Hotel Irene A. Barker Bonham Highway Patrol Pipkin Bolton Southwestern Public Service Company Hermon Pipkin

Exams Slated for Civil Service Jobs

The US Civil Service Commission announces exams for staff nurse and psychiatric head nurse in Washington DC and Panama with salaries of 3100 and 3825. Shorthand reporters in Washington DC earn 3450 to 4600. Military training instructor at Fort Monmouth NJ earns 3100 to 4600. Applicants need experience with mobile airborne ground and fixed communications gear. Applications from H M Timmons Room 21 Post Office Building.

US Civil Service Commission Washington Panama Signal Fort Monmouth H. M. Timmons Civil Service

Man-Hour Farm Output Rises in Des Moines Report

Statistics from Des Moines show farm output per man-hour is now about double what it was four decades ago, highlighting steep efficiency gains in agricultural labor.

Des Moines

Also Mentioned on This Page

Speeder Pals Lewis Asef Rogers Famed International Silver Company Lewis Jewelers H. H Reia Blackburns Jae Boru Ad Griggs Morrison John William Morrison N. Taylor Henry Neumann N. S. Griggs and Sons Secred Heart Cathedral Cates Roy E. Cates el Paso Roy E. Jr Maude McKee Bertha Nayland Eunice Magee Jessie Bird Ruby Cannon Glenn Cates Crow Mary Emma Crow N. Grant A. J Pearl Chambers Dessie Baughman North Amarillo Ruthker Jefferson Stephens IS CC Group North Kiwanians Bay Club Air Giants Barfield St.Joseph Aspirin Texas Magic Fillmore Ballard Puffin 36Th Browning Blue Print Co Taylor
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