OU Battle Returns to High Court
A 23 year old Negro woman seeks admission to the University of Oklahoma law school as the case returns to the U S Supreme Court. Oklahoma State Regents create a Negro law school at Langston University prompting NAACP leaders to claim contempt of the court ruling. Ada Lois Sionel Fisher filed to enroll at Norman.
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Oklahoma City
University of Oklahoma Law School
United States Supreme Court
Oklahoma State Regents For Higher Education
James E. Stewart
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Supreme Court
Roscoe Dunjee
NAACP
Washington
Washington, DC, To Plan Future Legal Steps Mrs. Ada Lois Sionel Fisher
State University
Dunjee
NCAAP
Norman
State Regents
Langston University
Langston, Okla
Clements Champions Public Relations At Amarillo Clinic
Bob Clements of Superior Manufacturing urged Panhandle industrial leaders at the Texas Manufacturers Association clinic in the Amarillo Hotel to publicize the American enterprise system. He said business must tell its story at home to counter collectivism. NAM and TMA organizers notedNAM and local officials assisted. clinic runs two days with sessions led by Sen. Jim Taylor and NAM representatives Neil Bowman and James E. Barron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Clements
Superior Manufacturing Co
Panhandle
Texas Manufacturers Association
Amarillo Hotel
Clement
Clements
National Association of Manufacturers
R. A. Young
Dumas
F. W. Wallace
Amarillo
Jim Taylor
TMA
NAM Resentatives Particimg
Neil Bowman
James E. Barron
Life Underwriters Hear Charles A Fair in Amarillo
Charles A Fair manager of The Travelers Insurance Company in Dallas spoke to the Amarillo Life Underwriters Association at noon in the Herring Hotel. He compared life insurance to real estate investments and spoke again to the Amarillo Life Managers Club. He urged recruiting the best salesmen and noted a strong production record in every office he has managed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Fair
Travelers Insurance Company
Dallas
Amarillo Life Underwriters Association
Herring Hotel
Square Dance Beginners Class At YMCA Tonight
The YMCA will hold the first session of a square dance beginners class at 8 o clock tomorrow night in the YMCA ballroom. Registration for couples starts at 7 30 with Noble Fowlkes teaching eight weekly meetings.
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YMCA
Noble Fowlkes
Paul Powler
Trainmen Back Democratic Support After White House Talks
A F Whitney leader of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen said he is in full accord with President Truman after a positive White House meeting. Whitney reported a wonderful chat with the president and pledged that trainmen will go forward to support the Democrats this year.
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Washington
A. F. Whitney
Truman
The
Brotherhood of Railroad
Democratic National Committee
Whitney
White House
Gael Sullivan
Democratic Committee
Anderson Urges Brewers to Cut Grain Use
Secretary of Agriculture Anderson asked brewers to voluntarily reduce grain use by 20 percent for the rest of the grain shortage. He warned he will seek Congress authority to mandate reductions if an agreement cannot be reached. The call came at a meeting under the anti inflation act promoting voluntary industry conservation.
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Washington
Anderson
Congress
Fined for Flush and Lectured Too in Newark Case
Two young married women Arline Greenspan and Vetta Tolvin Greenstein, both Newark, admitted destroying public records by flushing 400 income tax withholding certificates. Federal Judge Guy L. Fake fined them 1000 dollars each and suspended sentences of one year and a day, after lecturing them on their actions.
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Newark
Internal Revenue Department
Guy L. Fake
Arline Greenspan
Vetta Tolvin Greenstein
Internal Revenue Office
Screen Tests at Mayfair Night Club Offer Western Role Prize
Nightly screen tests at the Mayfair on North East Eighth pit one audience couple against another. After 14 trials the chosen pair will have their film developed and shown at the club. Nationwide Pictures director Harrol Perkinson hosts the event emceeing the playful scene between Jane Lee and a drawling cow boy.
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Mayfair
North East Eighth
Jane Lee
Cancer center project aims to spread message of cure
Local Unit details a center to promote early cancer recognition and treatment. Mrs. Emily Gleason Perkins Texas division Ameri can Cancer Society state commander outlined plans during a two week earlier visit and met with Amarillo women's groups and the medical society. Center hours run 9 to 5 daily except Sundays. Phone 29130.
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Emily Gleason Perkins
Field Army
Texas Division
American Cancer Society
Perkins
Texas Women's Clubs
Amarillo
Medical Society
Water Use Report Highlighted For Panhandle
Rex Baxter of the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce spoke at a water conservation meeting called by Gov Beauford Jester in Big Spring. He said Panhandle towns use 140 million gallons daily with 225000 people in 17 counties consuming 75 million for personal use 40 million for industry and the rest for irrigation. Jester opened with remarks on water as the limiting factor in West Texas development.
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Globe State
Big Spring
Panhandle
Rex Baxter
Amarillo
Toastmasters Auction and Table Talk at Herring Hotel
The Toastmasters Club in Herring Hotel will hold an auction of household articles at 8 tonight to raise funds for toastmaster pens. The meeting includes a table topic session with two minute impromptu speeches and John Crudgington as president in charge of the program.
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Toastmasters Club
Herring Hotel
John Crudgington
Five Die in Icy Weather Across Texas
The Associated Press reports five deaths linked to ice and freezing drizzle across Texas. Brady fatalities include Pedro Escamillo, 13, and C. W. Hill from a San Saba River bridge collision. A. C. Rice dies in Brady. Fort Worth and Dallas also saw deaths from accidents and CO poisoning. Snow fell briefly in Fort Stockton and San Angelo while ranchers welcomed the moisture.
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Associated Press
Texas
Upper Southwest
Brady
Pedro Escamillo
San Benito
San Saba River
C. W. Hill
San Antonio
A. C. Rice
Negro
Fort Worth
Oliver R. Hunt
Dallas
Henry Thomas Gebron
Fort Stockton
San Angelo
Marshall
Waco
Lynch for football disputes and Sandies' past glory
Coach Lynch defends Amarillo Sandies football amid criticism noting prior success under Blair Cherry with state titles in 1934 35 36 and 1940 while acknowledging past season disappointments and the town’s strong interest in the team.
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Lynch
Bivins
Amarillo
Kentucky
Blair Cherry
Amario
Cherry
Dana X. Bible
University of Texas
Bible
Wichita Falls
South Africa Sees Rise in Hop Production Per Acre
Intensive cultivation boosts hop yields in South Africa with higher output per acre. Producers report improved quality and larger harvests as farming methods modernize and pest pressures are controlled.
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South Africa
Markets Mixed as Stocks Slip and Livestock Prices Ease
Markets show declines for industrials and rail shares while commodities hold. Kansas City cattle and hog sales edge lower with light demand. Chicago hog and cattle trade mirrors softness, with feeders and sows under pressure and lambs trading slowly.
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Kansas City
UBDA
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
USDA
Colorado
New Regional TMA Chief Named for West Texas Panhandle
Charles A. Braun of Houston is named regional manager of the Texas Manufacturers Association for West Texas and the Panhandle with offices in Houston. He succeeds Jim Howard who resigned to run McKnight Transfer and Storage Co. Braun led Amarillo's downtown USO in 1944 and later ran The Corral restaurant in Hondo with his wife.
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USO
Texas Manufacturers Association
West Texas
Panhandle
Houston
Charles A. Braun
Jim Howard
McKnight Transfer and Storage Co
Braun
Amarillo
Pennsylvania
Socony Vacuum Oil Company
Pittsburgh University School Business Administration
Hondo
Tex
Injuries to Two Are Less Serious Than First Believed
Two Amarillo men in a late night car overturn on The Anchor Boulevard were not as seriously hurt as initially feared. Virgin Van Camp, 22, of 2200 Lincoln, remained at St. Anthony's Hospital with head lacerations. Walter Lee Hardin, 21, of 610 Madison, was treated and released after a foot cut was stitched.
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Amarillo
Virgin van Camp
Lincoln
St. Anthony's Hospital
Walter Lee Hardin
Madison
van Camp
Anchor Boulevard
Truck Carrying Nitroglycerin Upsets Near Wichita Falls
Deno Tarfares escaped injury when his truck overturned outside Wichita Falls with 10 quarts of nitroglycerine aboard. The hazardous load did not detonate and no injuries were reported.
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Slowburn
Wichita Falls
Deno Tarfares
SSS Tonic Promises Strength Through Restored Blood Health
An old time medical pitch claims weak blood causes pallor fatigue and poor appetite. It touts SSS Tonic as a proven aid, claiming to boost red blood cell supply, improve digestion, and restore energy and color, urging readers to buy at their drug store.
Man with Sleep Power Promises Hidden Mind System
A Los Angeles explorer called "The Voice of Two Worlds" claims a Tibet derived mind power used in sleep can boost health strength courage and success. He describes a 3000 year old practice guarded by sages and offers a free 9000 word treatise from the Institute of Mentalphysics in Los Angeles to readers, urging prompt replies.
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Los Angeles
Tibet
Land of
Institute of Mentalphysics
South Hobart Blvd
Calif
Credit Union Plans Dividend for Members Vote
Amarillo United States Employees Federal Credit Union will vote tonight on a 6 percent dividend at its 7:30 p.m. annual meeting in the Amarillo Hotel. Outgoing president Homer R. Robbins expects about 75 of 148 members to attend and elect new officers while hearing reports and enjoying refreshments and a dance.
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Amarillo US Employes Federal Credit Union
Amarillo
Homer R. Robbins
Credit Union
Orvilleeth Moody Smith
Jim Darnell
W. S. Thompson, Jr
Fern Woods
Robert Jones
R. B. Ledyard
Fred Finch
Harold Hamilton
Plorence McGrew
Paul Sharkey
F. K. Serkland
Ernestine Murrin
Moody Smith
Dorothy Hallbrook Morrow
Patricia Hathaway
Mary Eisner
Yvonne Briggs
Hazel Gibson
Everett Rolland
Ray Debenport
Madge Garner
Sam Manuso
Ray Giddings
Earl W. Sheppard
Train Auto Collision Fatal to Dallas Man
A 63 year old Dallas man, Gus L. Ford, died after a Cotton Belt passenger train struck his automobile near University Boulevard. Police said Ford’s car stalled on the tracks, his vehicle was pushed a city block by the locomotive, as the train could not stop in time. Engineer L. C. Fain of Commerce provided the account.
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Dallas
Cotton Belt
Gus L. Ford
University Boulevard
A. P. Black
L. C. Fain
Commerce
Ford
John H Hendrix Funeral Tomorrow
Funeral services for John H Hendrix, former Amarillo resident, are set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at the N. 8 Griggs & Sons chapel. Chaplain Morris Lively of Veterans Hospital will officiate. Hendrix, 57, died Saturday at Veterans Hospital near Kerrville. A World War I veteran in declining health, he was once a brother of Mrs. Charles Seiwell of 3811 North Eleventh. Surviving relatives include the father, three brothers and two sisters.
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John H. Hendrix
Amarillo
Griggs & Sons Chapel
Morris Lively
Veterans Hospital
Hendrix
Legion
Kerrville
Charles Seiwell
North Fast
Seiwell
Chamber To Decide Policy on Highways
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce directors meet Friday noon at the Amarillo Hotel to define the scope of highway recommendations by the chamber highway committee. Guy Saunders, highway committee chairman, will seek guidance on proposed city street plans following a master plan the city presented for chamber input.
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Amarillo
Cab meters purchase talks advance in Amarillo
Taxicab operators and Ohmer Corporation representative from Dayton met at Longchamp's Cafe in Amarillo to discuss terms for a joint meter order. Lefty Fowler, the city transportation agent, oversaw the noon meeting to arrange the purchase.
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Amarillo Cabs
Longchamp
North East Eighth
Lefty Fowler
B. C. Palmer
Ohmer Corporation
Dayton
Ohio
Amarillo Cab Companies
Return from Austin for Texas Public Health Training Unit course
Carl Lewis and Travis Malone attended a six weeks program at the Texas Public Health Training Unit in Austin. The course was postponed due to unit reorganization.
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Austin
Carl Lewis
Travis Malone
City
Malone
Mr. Lewis
Texas Public Health Training Unit
Films to be shown at Jaycee meeting tomorrow
Films of the World Series will be shown at 1 45 oclock tomorrow afternoon during the Junior Chamber of Commerce meeting at the Herring Hotel. Public admission is free. New Jaycee officers were elected including Jim Brown as state director succeeding Darrell Grundy.
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The
Jaycees
Irwins Attend Golden Wedding Celebration of Their Parents
W. R. Irwin and Earl Irwin visited San Rosa New Mexico to celebrate the Golden Wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. James Irwin. Eight children, seven with families, attended at the couple’s home. A large cake bearing 1898 1948 marked the milestone.
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W. R. Irwin
Harrison
Earl Irwin
Beverly
James Arwin
San Rosa
Mr. Irwin
Mrs. Irwin
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Charles Fair
Demos
Glory
MR. Tack
LaJuanne Anne Elza
W. T. Elza
East Nineteenth
A. Elza
Floydada
By Harry Hoare
Merrll Lynch
Pierce, Fenner & Beane
Beeen
Merril! Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane
American Radiator Close
American Smelt & Refte
American Tel & Tel
Hee
Eanee Eeee
Avco Armour & Co
Baldwin Locomotive
Ae 144
Bethlehem Bendix Aviation
Steel
Blaw-Knox Steel En Foods
Briggs Mfe
Braniff Airways
Budd Mfe
Burroughs Addeet
General Motors
Gillette Razor
Ull Petroleum
Plymouth Ol
Io Ration
Radio Corporation
Republic Steel
St Jo Lead
Sears Roebuck
Shamrock Oil & Gas
Shell Union Oil
Sinclair Oil
Vacuum Oil
Southern Pacific
Spiegel, Inc
Standard Oil Ind
Standard Oil NJ
Studebaker Motors
Oxaaorporation
Tidewater Oil
Texas Gulf
Union Carbide Eee
US Steel
Warner Brothers
Estern Union
White Motors Ove
Waillys-Overland
Wilson & Coeeeene
Woolworth Ween
Chicago Board of Trade
Marc
Alle
Deason
Dial
Globe-News
Zemo
Jaycee
Cretney Drug Store
Blackburnshaw
Bendemeer's
Mister Moon
Mee
KGNC
BlackburnShauw
Wirth
Pierce
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