Death and funeral notices from Blackburn Shaw
Mary Parks Echols 36 of Fort Worth died Monday wife of Edgar E mother of Ginger Eugene and granddaughter etc. Gardner infant son of Mr and Mrs Glen Gardner service 3 PM Tuesday graveside Vice Park Texas. Berkley Dawson 70 of 2605 Hayden husband of Mary father of Allan Mrs Jessie Hyden and others service 4 PM Tuesday memorial chapel burial Llano. Dotson Fred BE 52 of 416 North Louisiana husband of Nora Peralec father of Josephine Miller brother of George Homer and Dave service pending with Blackburn Shaw. AIG infant son of Mr and Mrs M G Craig 1021 Lamar grandson of Mr M G Craig and Mrs Viola M Phillips service 2 PM Tuesday graveside Llano.
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Echols
Mary Parks Echols
Fort Worth
Edgar E
Ginger
Eugene
M. Roberts
G. G Black
Wenton McKirahan
Liano
Gardner Stanley Maxwell Gardner
Glen Gardner
Monroe
Richard
O. A. Maxwell
Vice Park
Texas
Dawson Berkley Dawson
Hayden
Mary
Allan
Jessie Hyden
R. P. Black
T. Johnson, Jr
Liano Dotson
Fred BE. Dotson
Louisiana
Nora Peralec
Josephine Miller
George Homer
Dave
Nancy Freeman
Blackburn-Shaw
AIG
M. G Craig
Lamar
M. G. Craig
Viola M. Phillips
A. L. Otto
Llano
Craven Luther C Craven Health Legacy Dies at 74
Luther C Craven 74 of 510 E 12th died Sunday husband of Mary and father of Mrs J T Horton. Survived by children Carol Marlin L L C Jr Wayne Ce cil Cary and Ren Claude Craven and siblings Mrs Mary Kiliman and George Joyner. 21 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Services 4 PM Tuesday at Central Baptist Church. John A Guinn 29 of 3412 rear Washington died Tuesday. Relatives and service later.
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Craven Luther C Craven
Mary
J.T. Horton
Thomas Lade
Debs Simmons
Carol Marlin
Ll. C Jr
Wayne Cecil Cary
Ren Claude Craven
Mary Kiliman
George Joyner
Central Baptist Church
Iuinn
John A. Guinn
Washington
Henry H. Gittrich Dies in Albuquerque
Henry H. Gittrich aged 48 of 1105 West 13th died Saturday in Albuquerque. He was husband to Elsa and father of Earlene and Robert Wayne, brother of Albert Joseph Lawrence Walter, and uncle to Martha Spelman Agness Gittrich James Campbell and John Rampling. Service 9 AM Tuesday at Sacred Heart Cathedral with interment to follow and Rosary at 8 PM Monday.
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Henry H. Gittrich
Albuquerque
Elsa
Earlene
Robert Wayne
Albert
Joseph
Lawrence
Walter
Martha Spelman
Agness Gittrich
James Campbell
John Rampling
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Cease fire talks loom as UN, Reds jockey in Korea
On the eastern front hard fighting continued as UN infantry seized the highest peak in the Chorwon area after a three day battle while Chinese forces held surrounding hills. Sixty American jets and six B 29s hit Pyongyang airfield as Ridgway floated a three colonel level meeting to restart talks. Ribble strewn Kaesong was eyed for preliminaries amid warnings that defenses must be kept up even as armistice talks loom.
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Chorwon-Kumhwa- Pyongyang Iron Triangle
Pyongyang
Ridgway
Eighth Army
Moscow
Washington
Kaesong
Seoul
China
Peiping
America
Marshall
Korea
Prisoner Held After Grand Jury Indictment Delay
Gasaway admitted rape after no grand jury indictment was returned. He told officers he lives at 08 A Fillmore and works as a transport truck driver. He was jailed in another city, reportedly Lubbock, as a precautionary measure by Sheriff Gaither. The district attorney issued a prepared statement on the case.
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Gasaway
Fillmore
Gaither
Lubbock
No Setup in Defense Program Amid Korea Armistice Talk
Mobilization Director Charles E. Wilson told Congress that a Korea truce would not affect the defense mobilization plan. He urged a $10 million tax hike to keep the program on a pay as you go basis and warned that without war a large tax burden could wreck the economy long term. Wilson cited $42 billion in military orders since the Korean War began and monthly contracts of $3.5 to $4 billion, with deliveries and construction up to $1.5 billion a month, rising to $4 billion within a year.
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Washington
Charles E. Wilson
Congress
Korea
Truman
Wilson
Senate Finance Committee
House
Tinue
Autograph hunt for Truman on worthless stock
Fulton Lewis Jr recalls oil stock fraud involving Harry S Truman in 1916 17 with Morgan Oil and Refining. The venture claimed vast holdings in Texas Oklahoma and Newkirk wells, advertised publicly, and drew Kansas City investors. The piece notes trustees and legal records, and ends with counterpoint humor about autograph value.
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Fulton Lewis, Jr
Harry Truman
Harry S. Truman
United States
Morgan Oil and Refining Company
Morgan Company
Oklahoma
Kansas City
Mr. Truman
Armour and Company Packing Plant
Dave H. Morgan
Eureka
Kan
Securities and Exchange Commission
Truman
Morgan
Mid
Texas
Newkirk
Rollins
Culbertson
Jerry Culbertson
J. J. Hurt
Barl Ridge
Kremlin now sour on war Harriman says
Averell Harriman testified before the House Foreign Affairs Committee that the Kremlin now views the Korean attack as a major blunder. He said the plan failed, uniting the United States and allies for accelerated rearmament and warned against complacency as a Korean truce nears. He urged swift passage of the administration's 8.5 billion foreign aid program for 1952, covering economic and arms aid.
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Washington
W. Averell Harriman
Kremlin
Korea
United Nations
Harriman
Moscow
Truman
House Foreign Affairs Committee
United States
12 O'Clock Quotations Formatted For SF Tuesday
Quotations list wide array of stocks and traders across many companies including Lynch Pierce Air Reduction Loews American Tobacco Anaconda Cop and more with varied percentages and notes. The text resembles a compiled ticker-like excerpt from a financial page with numerous percent figures and firm names. It also includes a Kansas City livestock market update with cattle hogs and sheep prices and ranges.
Chicago Livestock Prices July 3 Report
Chicago livestock markets show hogs at 20 000 head with prices down 25 to 50 cents led by declines in over 300 pounds hogs and sows over 400 pounds. Cattle and calves totals 4 500 and 400 while steers and heifers are steady cows weak to steady bulls strong and weaners steady to weak. Prime 1150-1300 pound steers 38.25-38.60 with other grade ranges listed. cows 27.00-30.00. sheep 500 native lambs steady to 59 cents lower with top natives at 32.50 and ewes 14.09-15.90.
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Erggay
Mck&Robbins
Amer Cyena
Amer Locomo
MKT
Amer Nat Gas
Montem Ward
Amer P & L
Motorola Inc
Amer Home
Mueller Brass
Aau
Murray Corp
Ammer Steel
GiGi
Amer Tel
jNatomas Co
jAmer Tobacco
Aner
Natl
Prich OU
Nat Dairy Pro
Nat! Distillers
Eetts
Duiry Centalie
Enira
Arch Top&sf
North Am Avia
Avco Manufact
North Nat Gas
Balt & Ohio
Ohio Edison
Bes ‘Oods
Ver Corp
Bethlehem
Bohn
Paramount Co
Borden Co
Parke Davis
Borg-Warner
Peabody Coal
C Penney
Brees Stare
Ennion
Bucyrus Erie
Pepsi-Cola Co
Ae Co
Phelps-Dodge
Trroughs Ad
Comer Credit
Stiff Rail
Com Solvents
Regis Papr
iColowl Edison
Schenley Ind
Consol Edison
Seaboard Ol
Consol Vultee
Sears Roebuck
Gon, Motors Co
Gelver Pupber
Shamrock Oil
Pold St
Paron Steel
Shell Oil
Simmons A. Tee Crucible Steel
Curtis
Curtiss Wright
Southern
Decca Records
Southern Pac
Deere & Co
Southrn RyCo
Distillers Corp
Sparks
Erie
Studebaker Co
Eversharp
Gunes Grokie
Firth Carpet
Sunshine Bis
FosterWheeler
Avitt
Freele
Sylvan Elect
Reeport
Idden Co
Goodall-Sans
World Air
BF Goodrich
Frtoe Ceomine Base
Goodyear T
Heron Garide
Larork Gea
Union Oil Car
Gr West Sugar
United Airline
Grumman “Air
United Carbon
Watten Petrol
Wesson Oi
Welrd Sugar
T&t
Western Auto
John@ Mangil
West Union Co
Jonegie Laugh
Wearinsh Air
MS Amutact
Ej Kennecott Cop
Iegest Penn el
Lehigh
White Motors
Lerner
Willys Overland
Libby McNeill
Wostadie Oo
Lion Oil Co
Youngs, Sheet
Lockheed Aire
Zenit
New York
Amer Maracab
AmSupr Power
Kal
Fear Age
Arka Nat Gas
Kimeston Pr
Atlas Plywood
Lone Star Gas
Catalin Corp
Napandegse
Claude Neon
Gorron Rey Co
Colden Petrol
Niles-B-Pond
Northrop Avia
East Gas Fuel
Pacific Petrol
Asner
Hazeltine Cro
Tokina Twa
HumbleOilCo
Utah-Ida
Tenn Gas Tr
Texas Gas
Uthern Union Gas
Kansas City
Chicago
U S pledges vast rearmament over coming years
Harriman warned that the United States faces an acute struggle against Communist imperialism and will require very great rearmament efforts for the next three or four years. He urged maintaining hard line against Soviet power as the defense strategy.
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Harriman
United States
Texas Legislators Visit President on Independence Day
Texas State Sen. George Nokes and State Rep. Dolph Briscoe called on President Truman describing it as a social visit and praised his conduct in foreign affairs. In Frederick Oklahoma a July Fourth celebration will feature the Granite Reformatory all prisoners band.
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Texas
Washington
U.P
George Nokes
Dolph Briscoe
President Truman
Truman
Frederick
Okla
Granite Reformatory
Oatis Names Western Spy Network in Prague Court
Oatis denounced Western newspaper colleagues and diplomats as spies in a 15 minute statement in Prague. He named Russell Jones, Robert Bigio, Gaston Fournier and nine diplomats, including US Ambassador Ellis Briggs, as spying for US and other Western interests. He cited espionage reports from Jones and Bigio and a French bulletin by Fournier.
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Oatis
Prague
United Press Bureau
Russell Jones
Reuter
Robert Bigio
Gaston Fournier
United States
Ellis O. Briggs
United Press
Jones
Bigio
Fournier
Czechoslovakia
United States Press
Jan Stransky
C#choslovak
Associated Press
Bartos
Grand Entry Opens Annual Rodeo in Amarillo
The Amarillo rodeo begins with Beutler Brothers bringing special attractions from Elk City Oklahoma and the Hendricks jumping team drawing crowds. Wilbur Plaugher of Fresno California returns as clown and bullfighter as four nightly performances and a 2:30 matinee unfold. Admission is 75 cents for children 1.75 for adults with box seats an extra dollar.
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Beutler Brothers
Elk City
Okla
Amarillo
Ann, Lee
Byron Hendricks
Wilbur Plaugher
Fresno
Cal
Kleberg discusses Santa Gertrudis cattle growth at King Ranch
Kleberg notes the King Ranch aims to convert all cattle to the Santa Gertrudis breed developed by Bob Kleberg Jr. The breed blends Indian Brahman and English Shorthorn, offering heat and disease resistance with good beef qualities. The ranch reports about 4,000 customer orders behind on shipments as interest grows. Kleberg and wife Mary Lewis Scott with their three children arrived in Amarillo by plane. the kids were noted to be eight, six, and eight years old.
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Kleberg
King Ranch
Robert Justus
Bob” Kleberg
Mary Lewis Scott
Austin
Tres
Sally
Stephen
Amarillo
Forfeit Continued For 11 Leaders in Court Appearance
Judge Ryag ordered forfeiture of bonds and summoned defense lawyers Harry Sacher and Abraham Isserman who represented the 11 leaders in a recent court appearance. Subpoenas were issued for the signers of the surety bonds for the four missing leaders. All four missing Reds are American-born with ties to Russia through visits or study.
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Ryag
Harry Sacher
Abraham Isserman
Russia
Fourth Vandale to Meet Admiral at Air Terminal
Tomorrow morning the admiral will be guest of honor at a breakfast at a private home here. Fourth Vandale, commanding officer of the Naval Reserve Training Center, will meet the admiral, as July 4 is described as the cowboys' Christmas with a cowboy contest tradition.
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Vandale
Naval Reserve Training Center
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Blackburn
Shaw Funeral
Anailla Fine
Gittrich
Osgood
Monument CO
Buchanan
Ruthker
Jefferson
Globe
Hugh Lumpkin
A. A. Lumpkin
Esther McCrory
Daughters of American Revolution
Clifford Rogers
DAR
Lumpkin
Johnny Apperson
Marcella Ooehlert
G. S. McLelland
B. C. D. Bynum
King Features Syn
Reuters
Briggs
R. B. Masterson
Polk
Richard Kleberg
Clifford Holt
Will Rogers
Tri-State Fair Park
Vladimir Clementis
Ie Nobel Cor. Prinks
Kool- Ain
Beery
West 7Th
Santa Fe
Cnarce
Royal Finance CO
Mrs
Trinity Lutheran School
Wes
Harrison Avenue
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