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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1950
Page
10
Bigest Home Front Planner NSRB Shapes wartime mobilization
Washington July 10 The National Security Resources Board chaired by W Stuart Symington coordinates man power production materials and energy for wartime. Eight offices cover manpower production materials energy economic management foreign activities civilian mobilization and transportation with cabinet members serving on the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Security Resources Board
NSRB
W. Stuart Symington
Air Force
Truman
Symington
Treasury
Defense
State
Interior
Agriculture
Commerce
Labor Departments
Congress
NLRB
Armed Services
The
Munitions Board
Manpower Commission
Civil Defense Agency
War Production Board
OPA
NSP
Drunkard Staggers Into 18th Year at LA Theater
Hollywood gossip column notes a long running revival of The Drunkard in Los Angeles. Babe Ruth homered July 6, 1933, to beat the National League All Stars 4 2, while Jan Duggan and the cast keep drawing beer loving audiences. The piece highlights backstage antics and Duggan’s humorous endurance in the same role for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Babe Ruth
Los Angeles
P. T. Barnum
Juneau
Alaska
Jan Duggan
W. C. Fields
Red Cross
Miss Duggan
Dallas
Helen Hayes
Hold Rites for Bob Austin 70
Bob Austin aged 70 formerly of Amarillo died after a fatal auto crash near Mineral Wells. Rites conducted in Austin. survived by wife Rose, daughter Rosemary, four sisters and a niece. Austin had ranching and merchant affiliations in New Mexico Big Spring Lubbock and Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Austin
Amarillo
C. R. Austin
Parker
Austin
Mineral Wells
J. M. Durrett
Durrett
Ed Yeager
W. T. Sims
Anna Wade
Cleburne
Emma Smith
Tyler
Katharine Canady
Herring Hotel
Star Bible School Student Is Honored
Jennie Powers, a 78 year old Germantown resident, earned national praise for attending Westside Presbyterian Church Bible School for 3,900 consecutive Sundays. She received a gold medal from the Sunday School and messages of congratulation from President Truman and others at a special service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Jennie Powers
Westside Presbyterian Church
Germantown
Truman
Miss Powers
Barkley
Pennsylvania
James H. Duff
Congress
The
Presbyterian Church
Chinese Reds Shift Troops toward Manchuria Front
Hong Kong July 10 report says 10,000 troops from Gen Lin Piao's Fourth Army travelled by rail to the north, increasing Red troop movements toward Manchuria to nearly 50,000 in two weeks per Sing Tao Jih Pao dispatch from Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Manchurjia
Korea
Sing Tao Jih Pao
Canton
Lin Piao
Manchuria
Trappers Report Illinois Pelts Totals By Species
Trappers gathered 524,256 pelts in Illinois last season with 291,224 muskrat and 87,046 raccoon among the species tallied. The list also includes 33,827 mink 79,505 opos sum 14,401 red and gray fox 17,320 skunk and 933 weasel pelts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Globe-News Want Ads Deliver Results for Readers
Globe-News want ads claim strong value for readers, offering targeted classifieds across jobs, real estate, and personal notices. The notice highlights effective listings and quick connections between buyers and sellers in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe-News
Furr Food Stores Leases Green Acres Super Market
The 83 by 147 foot Green Acres site will house Furr Food Store No. 8. Key Purr, head of the 23 store chain, says the Amarillo super market will be 100 percent self service with fixtures already ordered. A Pueblo, Colorado location opens July 20, expanding the chain's regional presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Acres
Furr Food Stores
Key Purr
Amarillo
Furi Food
Pueblo
Colo
Furr
Furr Food Store
Plains Boulevard
West Tenth Avenue
Washington Populated by Male Martyrs
Harman W. Nichols lampoons Washington officials as fashion captives to summer heat. He notes presidents, vice presidents, and Congress members all clothe up despite tropical conditions, citing Barkley, Rep. Cliff Hope, and Rep. Clare Hoffman, and recounts reporters conforming to the coat and tie rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harman W. Nichols
Washington W.p
Williamsburg
White House
Independence
Alben W. Barkley
Paducah
Capitol Hill
Congress
Capitol
Cliff Hope
Garden City
Kan
House Agriculture Committee
Cliff
Kansas
Clare Hoffman
Michigan Republican
Clare
Fred Seale Doing 'Fairly Good'
Fred M Seale a real estate man and contractor of 712 West Eighteenth remained fairly good this morning according to nurses at Northwest Texas Hospital He was taken to the hospital yesterday after being returned from Dallas by plane He became seriously ill in late May and was taken to Baylor Hospital in Dallas He showed some improvement during his Dallas stay and was brought from the plane to the local hospital in an N S Griggs Sons ambulance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred M. Seale
West
Northwest Texas Hospital
Seale
Dallas
Baylor Hospital
N. S. Griggs & Sons
Red Tans- (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1) Assault on hill
Soldiers describe the fierce fighting as many GIs face their first taste of fire. In a notable assault on an American held hill, two servicemen broke from position and shouted that enemy forces keep advancing despite their efforts to duck.
Edinburgh bands contest for prize in competition
Fifty bands competed for a 420 pound prize in a music contest held in Edinburgh Scotland. The event drew wide local attendance and featured diverse performances across multiple venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinurgh
Scotland
No Retreat in Korea Supports Strength of South Forces
A spokesman released a message from General MacArthur to Defense Secretary Louis Johnson praising Defense Department support. He cited reports of improved holding capabilities by South Korean troops and said the troop reorganization seems to be paying off while warning the public not to be stampeded by American reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacArthur
Defense
Louis Johnson
Department of Defense
Amer
MacArthur praises delaying actions in Korean war drive
General Douglas MacArthur describes tactical withdrawals as necessary to swap space for time and to build up forces in the rear. He cites a "lost" battalion's bold escape near Chonan and commends American troops for their hard fighting amid recent air strikes and ground maneuvers toward Taejon and Chochiwon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ican
Korean
Taejon
MacArthur
Chochiwon
United Nations
Texas
Chonan
Seoul
Batalion
Rail Strike Threat Eases as Courts Order Restored Service
Federal mediators work to avert rail strikes as National Railway Mediation Board reports progress. President Truman urges keeping transport open amid Korea operations. AFL Switchmen leader says court injunction forces compliance after Army seizure of lines in Buffalo. Passenger trains resume. freight to follow. Navy B 29s and Communist bombers noted in broader war context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Railway Mediation Board
United Nations
Korea
Truman
Arthur J. Glover
AFL Switchmen’s Union of North America
Glover
John Knight
Buffalo
Union
Air Power Stresses Ground, Navy and Air Forces Role
Stratemeyer notes great effort by ground forces, Navy, and Far East Air Forces in halting the enemy. He says American forces have established air fields in South Korea to shorten mission distances. He adds no confirmed reports of Soviet airmen flying North Korean planes, praising North Korean pilots as good and brave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peninsula
Far East
South Korea
Stratemeyer
Korean War Defense Spending Rise Forecast Amid Rainy Season
Military sources say peak troop levels may not be reached until the Korean rainy season ends. George predicts defense outlays could rise by five billion dollars in eight to nine months, lifting current fiscal year spending above 18 billion and widening the 1952 deficit. Officials believe victory may come only in late winter or early spring, with the rain complicating both Communist advances and U.S. deployments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Korea
United States
Dry Eczema Simple Rash Chafing
A brief health note notes common skin irritation from eczema rashes and chafing. It describes simple remedies and soothing care, emphasizing gentle cleansing, moisture, and avoiding irritants during flare ups. Medical advice suggests seeking care if symptoms persist or worsen.
Wife slain in night clothes with the children's governess
Police traced a homicide gun to Gehr after a fatal shooting at a small cottage in an exclusive semi wooded New York development. Armonk and Putnam County detectives questioned Gehr and Mrs Matthews as the case remained unsolved. Dr Frank Grapuner from Rego Park alerted Jamaica police that his sister in law had been killed and the children needed protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewster
Gehr
Armonk
Matthews
Actress' Former Husband To Wed Actress Former Husband
Laguna Beach California July 10 Aug 6 set by William Grant Sherry Bette Davis ex husband for marriage to Marion Richards Miss Richards 23 formerly nursemaid to Sherry and Davis daughter The actress divorced Sherry 38 in Juarez Mexico July 4 The Sherry Richards wedding to be held in St Francis by the Sea Chapel here
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laguna Beach
Cal
William Grant Sherry
Bette Davis
Marion Richards
Miss Richards
Sherry
Miss Davis
Juarez
Mexico
Sherry-Richards
St. Francis By the Sea Chapel
London Schools Reject Army Lecturers Plan for Youths
London authorities refused a proposal to bring army lecturers to schools to discuss military service with students. The decision ends a bid aimed at informing youths about national service opportunities and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
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