Sandra Mozingo drama marks day in trial at McCulloch
The morning session featured Sandra and Loretta Fae Mozingo under cross examination as the defense pressed their case. Loretta Fae, once Haun's star witness, reversed her statements claiming Sandra did not possess the gun while Sandra questioned earlier testimony and the state firearms expert identified a 32 caliber pistol linked to the shooting last August 25. The courthouse crowd and hotel business swelled, with spectators braving cold to follow the case.
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Sandra
Loretta Fae Mozingo
Allcorn
San
H. H. Taylor
Austin
State Department of Public Safety
Patterson
Loretta Fae
Haun
Mozingo
Evens
Sandra Peterson
Brady
Lewis Patterson
Federal Reserve bag found near Boston raid scene
A paper wrapped Federal Reserve bag, likely from the Brink’s heist, was found in Saugus near a turnpike overpass. Two 12 year old twins and a teacher alerted police after noticing the bag. Six suspects were in custody as investigators press on with the Boston armored car robbery case.
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Boston
Federal Reserve
Brink's, Inc
Saugus
Newburyport Turnpike
Richard
Robert Doucett
John Oliver
James V. Crowley
Crowley
Armored Car and Guard Service
Lee
President Truman Says Byrnes Free Agent On Run For South Carolina Governor
President Truman stated that James F. Byrnes is a free agent who can do as he pleases after Byrnes announced his bid for South Carolina governor. Truman cited no emergency in coal and declined to comment on hydrogen bomb production while criticizing a proposed House rule change.
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Truman
James F. Byrnes
Byrnes
South Carolina
Mr. Truman
Rules Committee
Vatican
Myron Taylor
Harry Vaughan
Senate
Indiana
Lucas
Illinois
Congress
Robert N. Denham
National Labor Relations Board
Denham
White House
Perryton liquor roundup nets 18 charged with violations
In Perryton 18 residents faced 46 liquor charges after undercover work by liquor control board agents and sheriff's deputies. Fifteen pleaded guilty, each fined 100 dollars plus costs. eight pled guilty, seven not guilty, with trials set for the spring term beginning February 6. Defendants face bonds of 1,000 dollars if not pled guilty.
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Oiveniltree
Liquor Control Board
Sheriff's
Perryton
Ray Phagan
Phagan
Ochiltree
Dave Shanks
Clyde Tarbox
Floyd Kinder
Jess Lacy
Buck Chaney
Jack Payne
Mildred Payne
W. E F. Pannell
W. E. Pannell
Gussie Seaton
Joan Mannin
Lon Crews
Ray Kutch
Odell Dean
Oklahoma
Three men shot to death near Novice in Coleman County
Two victims were relatives of Amarillo residents. The incident occurred yesterday afternoon on a roadside near Novice, Coleman County, about 50 miles southeast of Abilene. Three men were killed, two of them kinsmen of Amarillo people.
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Amarillo
Novice
Coleman County
Abilene
Mulkey family slain in Coleman County roadside shooting
Coleman County officers probed a mysterious triple slaying near Coleman. T I Mulkey 57 and son J B Mulkey 30 plus Walter T Mulkey 19 were shot as paraffin tests and Austin chemist findings awaited. M B Tyler 30 Brownwood a longtime family friend died in the same incident. Funeral for the Mulkeys set at Coleman First Baptist Church.
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T. I. Mulkey
Coleman
M. B. Tyler
Brownwood
Mulkey
Coleman County
Austin
Justice of Peace
Barclay Martin
N. R. Burks
H. F. Fenton, Jr
Tyler
Fenton
J. B. Mulkey
Roy Mulkey
Eighteenth and
Polk
Tenth and
Harrison
Mulkeys
Coleman First Baptist Church
London-Burton
Stroble Found Guilty in Linda Glacoft Slaying
Los Angeles January 19. Fred Stroble was found guilty of first degree murder in the brutal killing of Linda Joyce Glacoft. The verdict carries the automatic death penalty in the gas chamber with state supreme court review.
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Stroble
Los Angeles
Fred Stroble
Linda Joyce Glacoft
Supreme Court
Fireman's Complaint To Court Against Amarillo Official
Judge W E Gee took under advisement a civil service appeal by Clark Hancock former Amarillo fire captain challenging a demotion for inefficiency. The suit cites the November 1948 Thomas Dinner House fire at 516 North Fillmore and names Mayor Gene Klein commissioners W H Chesser W M Sutton Clifford Davis and others as defendants.
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Clark Hancock
Amarillo
City Civil Service Commission
W. E. Gee
Hancock
George B. Cooper
Cooper
North Amarillo
Thomas Dinner House
North Fillmore
Civil Service Commission
Gene Klein
W. H. Chesser
W. M. Sutton
Clifford Davis
City Civil Service
Jim L. Henley
Chesser
Jim Stevens
J. E. Spann
Northside
Cleo Clayton, Jr
Ben Manning, Jr
Gee
Homes Project Totals Five-Unit North Houston Building Permits
The city engineer’s office issued building permits totaling 95000 to the Jack Seale Building Company for nineteen five room frame residences in the 1100 block on North Houston at 5000 each. January permits total 714795, more than double the month’s commitments.
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Jack Seale Building Company
North
Houston
Police Chief No Match for His Son
Oklahoma City police chief L. J. Smoky Hilbert loses a tooth in a staged bout to show his FBI aide D. A. Bryce how to defend himself. Bryce announced the light hearted solution as Johnny Hilbert demonstrated boxing moves with new gloves.
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Oklahoma City
L. J
Hilbert
D. A. Bryce
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Bryce
Johnny
Truman Mum on Hydrogen Bomb
President Truman avoided a direct comment on producing a hydrogen bomb during a news conference. He did not rule out a less immediate approach to the Russians and denied any offer by AEC head Lilienthal to go to Moscow. Lilienthal, leaving Feb. 15, is not yet replaced, with a successor to be announced.
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Washington
Truman
United States
Inquirers
United Nations
David Lilienthal
Russia
Lilienthal
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Moscow
Representative Eaton
New Jersey
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Weather forecast for Amarillo and West Texas
The Weather Bureau reports Amarillo and vicinity will be partly cloudy and cool this afternoon and tonight with warmer conditions Friday. Today’s high near 48 and low around 22. 24 hour high 46 and low 16. West Texas remains partly cloudy into tonight and Friday with warmer Panhandle and South Plains. New Mexico cooler along the eastern border today.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Panhandle
South Plains
New Mexico
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