Death and Funeral Notices From the Amarillo Listing
Nobles Henry A. Nobles 80 of 2107 Van Buan died Friday father of Lawrence B. and several daughters and grandchildren. Service 10 AM Monday First Presbyterian Church burial at Liano. Tidwell Infant twins of Mr and Mrs James M Tidwell died Friday brother of Stephen grandchild of L P Roper service to be announced. Juett Karl J. Juett 73 lived six miles east of Amarillo died Sunday brother of Joe Mary. Stevens Leroy Stevens 66 of 312 Buchanan died Sunday father of J A Bert Norris Floyd and Don service pending with Blackburn Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nobles Henry A. Nobles
van Buan
Lawrence B
Gerald Blackburn
J. K. Lyles
Dan Gardner
Sue Lee Nobles
Gerald Nobile Blackburn
Jimmy Knott
Jack Smith
Leonard Winen
W. W._ Singleton
Henry Blackburn
Julian, Lynn
Ruth Lyles
Danny Glenn B. Gardner
Leslie Knott
First Presbyterian Church
Liano
Karl J. Juett
Amarillo
Feather
Garrett
Bill
Joe
Mary
Geo. Scott
Pendi
Stevens Leroy Stevens
Buchanan
J. A
Bert
Norris
Floyd
Don
Blackburn Shaw
Local Obituaries Split Across Fort Worth Area
Obituaries note William Nesselroad of 1309 Western and Floyd Wood of Dumas with services set at 2 PM Tuesday and pending arrangements. Also listed are Thomas Watson of Wildorado with service 2 PM Monday and Estelle Betts of 313 East 23rd with service arranged through Boxwell Brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrol
John
Boxwell Brothers
Watson Thomas W. Watson
Wildorado
Texas
Lena Faye
Neal Newton
J. R. Watkins
A. C. Doyle
Rufus
Ivy Chapel
Sag Liano
Estelle M. Betts
Dwight
Claude Harris
Rayford
H. L. Phillips
Mollie D. Harris
Boxwell Bros
Obituaries Mention Local Residents In Brief Notice
Two obituaries list Merle White of 4215 A West, wife of Charles, and William Henry Grumke of Claude, aged 75. Merle White died Friday with service at San Jacinto Methodist Church Monday at 2 PM. Grumke’s service pending with Grines and Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle White
A W Lrth
Charles
Mra
Cora Kerr
R UL Kerr
H. L. Griffin
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Grumke
William Henry Grumke
Claude
Oscar
Edwin
Lester
Tom Collins
D. & Dean
Carl Neely
Otto
Charlies
Meta Nulthaupt
WN. 8
Griges and Sons
Bride-To-Be's Ring Donated To Polio Fund
In Fostoria Ohio a wedding ring from a bride to be who died of infantile paralysis was given by her fiancé Ray Spencer of Ypsilanti Michigan to the Seneca County polio chapter. The ring and a $10 donation were sent to raise funds for the National Polio Foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fostoria
Ohio
National Polio Foundation
Bessie Medley
Ray Spencer
Ypsilanti
Mich
Seneca County
Polio
Wheels and tires stolen from Hermersmeyer Motor Co
Thieves took two automobile tires wheels and tubes from the Hermersmeyer Motor Company car lot between the weekend and this morning police said The loot was valued at 60 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermersmeyer Motor Company
Europe defends with US funding for 1951 armament
The United States faces shouldering roughly 82 percent of Western Europe's 1951 defense bill as a twelve-nation Atlantic pact survey outlines plans totaling about 50.4 billion dollars. Britain, France, Portugal, and others frame per capita costs. Iceland budgets remain nil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
West
United Preas
R. H. Shaeckford
United Wese European
Western Europe
R. H. Shackford
London
United Press
Truman
Russia
Britain
France
Portugal
Iceland
South Korea
Congress Debates National Days and Special Stamps
Lawmakers discuss observing multiple new holidays including National Children’s Day and Constitution Day while backing more commemorative postage stamps. Proposals also touch Hawaii and Alaska statehood bills and Fort Knox gold reserve oversight, with notes on U S soldiers’ shoe sizes in Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Edson
Washington
Congress
Sadilak
Connecticut
Casimir Pulaski
Talle
Towa
Keating
New York
Lincoln
Heywood Broun
John James Audubon
Teddy Roosevelt
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
American Chemical Society
Serpent Mound
Adams County
Ohio
Brooklyn
Hawaii
Alaska
Kearns
Pennsylvania
Fort Knox
Civilian Steel Use Curtailed War Production Emphasized
The government set aside more steel capacity for defense, reducing civilian use and establishing strict tungsten allocations to reserve material for emergency production. The NPA broadened controls with inventories, minimum orders, and longer delivery windows, allowing defense orders up to 35 percent of capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
National Production Authority
NPA
B 36s Complete England Training Flight From Fort Worth
Six B 36 bombers returned to Carswell Air Force Base after a 10,000 mile training mission from Lakenheath England. Crews reported only minor issues a broken windshield wiper and an oil line. Captain Cavnar praised the aircraft for world range capability while General Irvine called the mission a superb effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Air Giants
Carswell Air Force Base
Lakenheath Air Base
Air Force
Bobbie J. Cavnar
Oklahoma City
C. S. Irvine
Carswell
Irvine
Fort Worth
Limestone
Lakenheath
Robert R. McElroy
Alvarado, Tex
Four arrested in connection with Amarillo burglaries
Four persons, two men and two women, were arrested by city police Saturday night and are being questioned in connection with recent Amarillo burglaries and safe cracking. Dorris K. Bogard and Raymond Reed are wanted on burglary warrants at McKinney. The group was found in a Borger rented car with radios and clothing, while Crowley claimed merchandise was taken in Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Dorris K. Bogard
Raymond Reed
Dallas
McKinney
Marguerite Crowley
Borger
Marie Christina Kimble
Reed
West Third
Crowley
Kimble
Sid Harper
Barrow Held Up Western Union. Identified by Night Manager
Deputy Henry Maggard said Barrow was freed from Potter County jail about two weeks before the holdup on a vagrancy charge. Hood described a man who entered the Western Union office and asked about a money order for McDonald, then pulled a pistol and demanded cash, taking 18 dollars. Hood identified Barrow’s picture as the suspect, and he was later arrested in Dallas per Potter County assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Maggard
Barrow
Potter County
Hood
Western Union
McDonald
Dallas
Tungsten Allocation Planned Amid Global Shortage
The Panhandle Plains meeting notes Dalhart’s Carl Kuper as association president and outline tungsten allocation for 1951. With China and Korea as main ore sources, William H. Harrison says supply will be well below normal. Beginning March 1, all tungsten forms require essential-use allocation with substitutes emphasized and limited use for special purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle Plains
Carl Kuper
Dalhart
China
Korea
NPA
William H. Harrison
Avalanches isolate crowds at Alpine ski resorts
Thousands of British and American sports fans were temporarily stranded at Davos and other Swiss resorts after heavy snow triggered avalanches. Rescue teams worked through the night to reach 14 buried people as communities across Graubuenden Uri Glarus and Alais faced extensive slides and rail disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swank
Davos
Switzerland
Alps
Vals
Graubuenden
Uri
Glarus
Alais
Saffen-Neukirch
Italy
Gotthard Pass
St. Moritz
Arosa
Zuoz
Klosters
Eisten
Loetschen
Santa Maria
Muenster
Oberalpsee
Austria
Grosslochner Mountain
Mheiligenblut
Doctor George Minot dies at 64 after Nobel prize work
Dr. George R. Minot, credited with discovering a cure for pernicious anemia in 1926, died at age 64. He received honors worldwide and shared the 1934 Nobel Prize with two colleagues for liver treatment research on anemias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Minot
Life With Father Tops Broadway Longevity Records
Life With Father ran over 3,200 performances on Broadway, setting the street's longevity record, followed by Tobacco Act with more than 3,150 performances in continued showrun.
Combat Engineers Go Up Front Early Stay Late
A WW II style profile by Hal Boyle extols combat engineers in Korea. It highlights their roles blowing mines, building roads, demolitions, and even guiding cowpens, with Lt. Avery Fullerton recounting Masan cowpen duties and a strafing near Pyongyang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
Korea
Pyongyang
Waegwan
Masan
Avery Fullerton
Londonville
Pullerton
West Point
Far East
Chongchon River
Chungwa
Crash victim in critical condition after head-on collision
Mrs. Florence Wood, 44, of Dumas, remains in critical condition at St. Anthony's Hospital after a Saturday head-on crash on Highway 287, 19 miles north of Amarillo. Her husband Floyd G. Wood, 49, was killed. driver Darril Hawkins, 22, of Dumas, is in fair condition at Dumas Memorial Hospital. Funeral services for Mr. Wood set for Wednesday at the Dumas Church of Christ with burial in Dumas Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Wood
Zank
Darril Lee Hawkins
Dumas
Dumas Memorial Hospital
Wood
Mr. Wood
Dumas Church of Christ
Otis L. Proffitt
Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home
Amarillo
Wood- Phillips Lumber Company
Church of Christ
Rotary Club
Woodmen of the World
Cora Wood
Taylor
Floyd Carroll Wood
Alton Kendrick
Carroll Wood
Pampa
John Wood
Morris Wise
Hoyt Saunders
William Griggs
Herlong
Cal
The Lemonade Opera A Summer Opera For New York
The Lemonade Opera offers summer opera for New Yorkers inspired by the custom of serving lemonade between acts. The project embraces accessible performances and aims to bring classical works to a broader audience during the season.
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Jetterson
Llano Cemetery
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Kennedy
Massachusetts
Dental
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F. A. Plunder
Koehler
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Private
Anc Soutidentio 2
Freetmeet
Ewe Teatinants Eves Eest,t
Hal
Wes West
6Th Avenue
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