Golden Gloves Meet Returns To Amarillo Globe News
The 15th annual Globe News Golden Gloves event arrives tonight at the Municipal and runs through Saturday. Readers note a past echo from 1937 when Blair Cherry left Amarillo High to join the University of Texas staff. A long sports roundup lists 29 high school and college games with scores, standout plays, and references to local teams including the Sandies and Pampa Bulldogs.
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Municipal
National Guard
Taylor
Mavericks rally to beat Cactus Plant 26 to 13 in TJL action
Mavericks led 15 to 9 at halftime and held on for a 26 13 victory over Cactus Plant in the Texas Junior League. Bob Elliott scored nine points, Winfred Kelly led in rebounds and defense, while Armon Hewitt had eight for Cactus Plant and Eddie Parsons contributed on defense. In the St Marys 32 Wilson 18 game Lynn Hunt led with 11 points as St Marys pulled away after a tight first half with strong offense in the second.
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Maverick Club
Cactus Plant
Mavericks
Bob Elliott
Winfred Kelly
Armon Hewitt
Eddie Parsons
ST. Mary’s
Wilson
Texas
Lynn Hunt
Billy Thompson
Andy Aikens
Sam Houston dominates Ranchers in 26-7 league win
Sam Houston trounced Boys Ranch 26-7 in a slow start, led by eight points from Buddy Karr and a defensive stars turn from Danny Daniels. Wilson held to three points in the second half as Sam Houston sealed the victory, while other league results included Waddies beating H Mann 37-23 and Highlanders losing 12-27 to Maverick Club.
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St. Mary’s
Mervin Rogers
Wilson
Taylor B
Bobby Tucker
Sam H
Ranchers
Sam Houston
Boys Ranch
Buddy Karr
Danny” Daniels
Larry Trotter
Tommy Berry
Tommy Mason
Fain Kennedy
Amarillo College
River Road
Waddies
H. Mann
Horace Mann
Bill Price
Bill
Joe Remis
Dallas Hiller
Boyce Love
Jimmy Morrison
Alfred Pickering
Highlanders
Humphreys Highland
Maverick Club
Sonny Barron
Jerry Smallwood
Mavericks
Wesley Dowty
Billy Fred Jones
Nang
Vega tops Sam Houston in tight league clash
In a closely contested game Vega, coached by Ray Reynolds, edged Sam Houston 26-24 after a 16-12 halftime deficit. Vega’s Davidson led with nine points while Cecil Holloway scored 12 for Sam Houston, with Bennie and Jim Bailey sharing defensive honors on both sides. River Road Seniors beat Boys Ranch 39-27, led by Jerry Basden's 12 and Teby Druin's 10, as Buddy Glasgow keyed defense. Youth Center defeated Forest Hill 29-24 behind 12 from Ronnie Walcher and 10 from David O Keefe, with Cooke dominating under the boards and Billy Orr adding 12 for Forest Hill.
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Vega
Sam Houston
Vega Lads
Ray Reynolds
Cecil Holloway
Davidson
Price
Leroy Bennett
Dan Martin
River Road
Boys Ranch
Darrell Sharp
Darrell
Horace Mann
Jerry Basden
Teby Druin
Jerry
Teby
Taring
Buddy Glasgow
Joe Grant
Ernie Sleethe
Sam Minshew
Minshew
Sleethe
Youth Center
Forest Hill
Hilltoppers
Ronnie Walcher
David O’keefe
Cooke
Billy Orr
Kenneth Brewer
Adjustment Center aids in treatment of sex crimes
A New York City committee the Quaker Emergency Re-adjustment Center offers free psychiatric care to those with emotional and sexual problems. Staff of 22 volunteers have examined over 1,080 patients referred by the Veterans Administration and social service groups, with aims to protect society and treat illness rather than punish.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
United Feat. Syn. Inc
Hyde Park
New York City
Quaker Emergency
Albert Deutsch
Collier's
Veterans Administration
Magistrates Court
American Friends Service Committee
Social Service Committees
Richard Neuberger
Oregon
United States
Neuberger
Washington
Jesse Dorman
Russia
Ussr
China
Texan Aims to Rearm Japan and Germany Under Supervision
Rep. O C Fisher of Texas argues for rearming Japan and Western Germany under supervision. He spoke at a luncheon club meeting in Uvalde noting that a Russian occupation of Western Europe could double Russia's steel capacity, sever uranium sources, and control half the world oil resources. He warns such an occupation would place large manpower under Russian control.
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Texan
Germany
Japan
O. C. Fisher
Texas
MARKETS REPORTS AND LIVESTOCK PRICES FROM KANSAS CITY
Market notes from Kansas City on January 23 cover cattle and hog activity. Slaughter steers range from 31.50 to 35.50 with top values near 36.00 for prime lots, while cows mostly 23.00 to 26.00. Hog demand is active but uneven, with 170 to 240 pound hogs at 20.85 to 21.25 and 250 to 300 pound hogs at 20.25 to 20.75, and lambs showing limited early sales at around 32.75 per head for 92 pound clipped lambs.
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Kansas City
Chicago Livestock Prices Slide Across Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Chicago livestock markets show mixed moves with hogs down about 25 cents per cwt and cattle mostly steady to lower. 230 lb hogs fetch 21.25 to 21.75, 275 to 310 lb hogs 20.00 to 20.50, sows 16.25 to 18.75. prime steers 41.00 per cwt for 1,131 to 1,283 pounds, good and choice steers 31.00 to 37.00, heifers 29.05 to 34.00, cows 23.00 to 26.00. sheep about 1,500 head with no new wooled lamb sales.
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Mack Trucks
Alaska Juneau
Glen L Martin
Allegheny Crp
Allegheny Lud
Mekes & Rob
Allied Chem
Petr
Allied Sotres
Minn Mol Pwrtf
Allis Chalmers
MET RR Il
Amer Airlines
MET Brr
Amer Can
Montem Ward
Amer Cyanam
Murray Corp
Amer Locomo
Nash Kelvintz
Amer Nat Gas
Netl Auto Fibr
Amer P & L
Natl Biscuit Amer Home
Natl Cash
Amer Smel&r
Natl
Dept
Tel-Tel
Amer Tobach
Gypsum
Bal O
Bendix Aviata
Best Foods
Panhan
Bethl
Paramount Pe
Ethlehem
Sparke Dav
Blaw-Knox
Bliss Co
Bronitz Aires
Hipennsyiv
Pepsi Cola
Bucyrus Erie
Phelps Dodge
Budd Co
Philco Corp
Burroughs
Phil Morris
Butler Bros
Philips Pe
Canada Dry
Cee Oi
Canadian Pac
Carrier Corp
Proc & Gam
Caterpillar
ColoPnel&Iron
Rist Regis
Colum Ae
Schenley Indarth
Sears Roeb
Seibing
Consol Vultee
Server Inc
Continent
Shamrk OG
Sharon Sd
Corn
Shell UN Oil
Crane Co
Simmons Co
Crucible, Steel
Sinclair Oil
Itis Pub L
Curtiss Wright
So Am Gold
Porto Rico
Decca Rec
South Co
Deer & Co Ey South Pac RR
Distillers Corp
South Ry
Doehler Jarvis
Sparks
Dome Mines
Sperry Douglas Airer
Sun Oil Co
TOY Wheeler Ai
Suarey
Genee Sau
Telautogrha
Gillette Safety Iby
Oance
Tex Gulf Sul S
Tex
Goodrich
Goodyear T&r
Greyhound Co
Fox
Grumman Air Pit
Laugh
Walworth
Warner Bros
Kennecott
Warren
Wesso Laclede Gas
West Indies
Lerner
Wm Auto Libby McN&l
Westingh Airb
Lion Oil
Westingh
Elec
Humble Oil
Utal
Idaho Se
Ee Ee Ieee
Chicago
Man completes coast to coast motor trip for $50 bet
H Nelson Jackson, then nearing 80, bet $50 he could drive a horse less car across the country in 90 days. He began in 1903 and reached New York in 63 days on July 26, 1908, winning the wager but spending about $8,000 and losing 20 pounds in the process.
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Burlington
U.P
H. Nelson Jackson
Jackson
University Club
San Francisco
Winton
New Yor City
Naval Reserve Inspection Set
Three Naval officers from training centers at Albuquerque El Paso and Lubbock will conduct the annual inspection of the Naval Reserve Training Center here next Monday The record inspection will be Monday afternoon and Tuesday morning Personnel inspection will be Monday night with the inspection party arriving at 7 oclock Heading the party will be Lt Commander P T Krell Albuquerque senior inspector Other members of the inspection team will be Lt Commander J R Kitrell El Paso and Lt J E Ruzic Lubbock
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Albuquerque
el Paso
Lubbock
Naval Reserve Training Center
P. T. Krell
J. R. Kitrell
J. E. Ruzic
Shelton Injures Self Slightly In Jail Incident
Sheriff Paul Gaither said R. V. Shelton age 24 of 315 North Grant caused a minor injury to his arm in Potter County Jail when he slashed it with a sharp object. Three stitches were needed. Shelton awaits arraignment on a driving while intoxicated charge. He was arrested last Friday after his pickup struck a fireplug and had pleaded guilty the day before to a DWI charge with a $100 fine and court costs.
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Paul Gaither
R. V. Shelton
North Grant
Potter County
Shelton
Patients Rescued From Hospital Fire in Rhode Island
In CENTRAL FALLS RI seven newborns and 17 adults were evacuated from Notre Dame Hospital in 16 degree weather. The infants and adults were moved to a nearby nurses home with no ill effects reported by doctors.
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Central Falls
Notre Dame Hospital
Ordinance Annexing West Haven Addition
First reading of an ordinance annexing West Haven Addition Unit No. 2 to the city limits is scheduled for the city commission meeting this afternoon. The addition lies southwest of the current city limits.
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West Haven Addition Unit No. 2
Credit Union Holds Election New Officers
Amarillo City- Federal Credit Union elected new officers at the annual stockholders meeting. New board directors are H. A. Bozeman and Alice Green. Bill Davis joins the credit committee, Wallace N. Fletcher and Mrs. Salome C. Hales join the supervisory committee. Holdovers include Mark T. Miles John Amend J. C. Lilly Clifford Davis and J. L. Henley James N. Nugent remains on the supervisory committee.
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Amarillo City- Federal Credit Union
H. A. Bozeman
Alice Green
Bill Davis
Wallace N. Fletcher
Salome C. Hales
Mark T. Miles
John Amend
J. C. Lilly
Clifford Davis
J. L. Henley
Marriage on Rocks When Love Walks In
Dwight Stratton 80 testified his 79-year-old wife locked him out of their bedroom claiming she thought he was old. He sought an annulment of their Feb. 27 marriage while his wife filed a cross complaint for divorce saying the union was for care and no lovemaking was intended. The court is studying the case.
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Los Angeles
Dwight Stratton
Stratton
Clothing Stolen From Automobile Reported
Jerry Odom of 4214 Lipscomb reported clothing theft from his automobile yesterday afternoon. A suit and a corduroy shirt were taken from a car parked at the rear of 414 Polk.
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Jerry Odom
Lipscomb
Polk
Masonic Ring Lost by Hillard in West Fifteenth Area
Hillard J. S. Hillard of 4215 West Fifteenth reports a 32nd Degree Masonic yellow gold ring missing. Police believe the ring was lost near the Hillard residence.
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Hillard
J. S. Hillard
West Fifteenth
Bethlehem Steel announces $300 million expansion plan
New York January 23 Bethlehem Steel Corp announces a 300 million dollar expansion to raise ingot capacity to 17,600,000 tons per year by end of 1952. Chairman E G Grace stated the plan during a Beltway news briefing.
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New York
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Bethlehem
E. G. Grace
Danish hospital ship sails for Korea from Copenhagen
The Jutlandia, Denmark’s hospital ship aiding United Nations forces in Korea, departed Copenhagen today.
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Korea
Copenhagen
Denmark
Jutlandia
United Nations
Police Nab Red Koreans In Yokkaichi Clash
In Yokkaichi City Mie Prefecture 15 Communist Koreans were arrested after municipal police seized an office building tied to the outlawed League of Korean Residents in Japan. Twelve injured incl a number of police. Authority suspended Voice of Peace daily.
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Tokyo
Kyodo News Agency Today
Yokkaichi
Mie Prefecture
League of Korean
Japan
Attorney General’s Office Today
Voice of Peace
Japan Communist Party
Communist Party
New York City Surpasses Thirty Three Thousand Teachers
New York City reports more than 33,000 teachers as part of the latest education workforce figures. The count highlights continued expansion of instructional staff in the district, reflecting ongoing hiring trends and school enrollment levels across the boroughs.
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New York City
Rock Rips Through House Killing Granddaughter in Woodbine
A rock from a road blasting job crashed through two walls in Woodbine New Jersey, striking 54 year old Annie E. Davis and her granddaughter Jeanette Davis in the living room. The girl died from the blow while Mrs. Davis suffered a skull fracture and was in critical condition yesterday.
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Woodbine
Annie E. Davis
Jeanette Davis
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