Armstrong Feit Oklahoma Death Notice
Grant daughter of Mr and Mrs Armstrong Feit Oklahoma died Wednesday Survived by brothers J K James Edward and Bruce Wayne Services Sending
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1950
Page
4
Dean selected as Atomic Energy Commission chair
President Truman named Gordon Dean, currently acting chairman, to be AEC chair for a three year term with a formal appointment forthcoming. Sumner Pike’s term ended June 30 and his nomination for a new term was approved by the Senate. One vacancy remains on the five member commission.
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Washington
Truman
Gordon Dean
Atomic Energy Commission
White House
Dean
Charles G. Ross
AEC
Sumner T. Pike
Pike
Senate
ABC
Commission
Ted
State Testimony In Drinkard Case
Testimony was to begin this afternoon in the Potter County case of R F Drinkard aged 25 of 512 North Taylor charged with negligent homicide. The head on collision on January 19 on North East Eighth Avenue killed Daniel Irvin Roberts of Perryton. The charge cites speeding and unsafe passing. Drinkard is represented by E T Dusty Miller and E O Northcutt. A jury selection was completed this morning.
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R. F. Drinkard
Potter County
Drinkard
North Taylor
North East
Eighth Avenue
Daniel Irvin Roberts
Perryton
E. T. “Dusty” Miller
E. O. Northcutt
Sundown Repertoire Players Stage Second Show Soon
Casting tonight for the Sundown Repertoire Players second show will be held in the John McCarty Building at 412 West Ninth. Uncle Tom's Cabin is slated for July 21 to 23, with Ten Nights in a Bar Room set for the coming weekend. The summer stock company performs Fridays to Sundays in Palo Duro Canyon under director John Reeder, with eight weeks of shows planned.
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Sundown Repertoire
John McCarty
West Ninth
The
Sundown Players
Palo Duro Canyon
John Reeder
Story Has Villain Unhappy Ending at UCLA Sororities
Walter Spiegler, 29, was held on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon after entering two UCLA sorority houses posing as a Hollywood talent scout. He lectured on suffering to portray emotion and beat several sisters with a belt to test their pain tolerance. Police arrested him yesterday. he appeared at a third sorority with officers on hand.
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West
Los Angeles
Jay
Walter Spiegler
Spiegler
UCLA
Hollywood
Belting
Walter
Pleads Guilty to Drunk Driving Collision
Marion L Montgomery age 29 of 601 Water pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and was assessed 150 dollars and costs in Potter Saineteenery wed Gataenae onery. The charge relates to a two car collision at Fifth and Harrison on July 9. He was arrested by city police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Leo Montgomery
Potter Saineteenery
Gataenae Onery
Fifth
Harrison
Dog fight ends with bites on Mrs Guttman
Mrs Jean Guttman tried to stop a dog fight between her collie and a springer spaniel but the spaniel decided to continue the fight and bit her six times. The incident highlights the risk of dog conflicts during onlookers and underscores the need for controlled handling by owners.
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Aero
Jean Guttman
Wall Street Quotes and Grain Prices Move in Mixed Session
The Amarillo office reports widespread moves in equities with Amer Airlines and Bethlehem Steel among notable gainers while Alcoa and United Airlines show mixed results. Grain futures aid the day's tone with July and September contracts near prior closes as Kansas City livestock markets note steady to firm cattle and calf quotes amid active demand.
Chicago Livestock Market Report July 11 Hog and Cattle Prices
Chicago livestock market shows hogs around 10 000 head with gains of 25 to 50 cents on butcher stock and straw values up 50 cents. Top hog price near 25.00, most weights detailed with 180-230 lb at 24.50-25.00 and 240-250 lb at 25.0. Cattle and calves: 7 000 head with slaughter steers under 1 150 lb steady to firm, heavier cattle steady to firm, vealers mixed with gains cited.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Six Refractories Workers Retire After 231 Years of Service
LONG ON JOS MOREHAD, Ky. UP) Six employees of the General Refractories Co. at Heldeman retired with an aggregate 231 years of service. Willard Bowen, 68, led with 46 years of service.
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Long
Jos Morehad
Ky. UP
General Refractories Co
Heldeman
Willard Bowen
Battle Reports Show Heavy Fighting in Korea With Tank Losses
North Korea claims 10 U S tanks destroyed and 2 disabled amid heavy fighting where enemy 60-ton tanks and 33-ton models fought U S and South Korean forces. MacArthur said U S planes destroyed 65 Communist tanks and 190 trucks before a later tally of 39 tanks was issued. Jets and rockets supported ground troops as armor clashes raged across a 45 mile front with evolving weapon deployment.
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Washington
Defense Department
Korea
United States
North Korea
Reds
Pyongyang
Umsong
Chungju
South Korea
Red
Northern Korea
Pyonetaek
Inchon
Suwon
Chinchon
MacArthur
Cochiwon
Miho
Kum
Nul Ap
Chongan
Umsong-Chongju
Utchin
Pusan
Fifth Air Force
Edward Sheese
Terre Haute
Ind
Associated Press
Noi
Erican
Kum River
Taejon
Air Force
Water Crisis Plagues Malta Island Parched Out in a Decade
The Amarillo Globe reports Morris, a former Royal Engineers captain, warned four years ago that Malta would be parched without drastic government action. During wartime, tankers supplied fresh water, but current consumption of 12 million gallons daily makes supplementation prohibitively expensive.
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Amarillo Globe
ana _ _ SUREDAY
Suev
Morris
Royal Engineers
Malta Faces Water Crisis Threatening Its 300000 Inhabitants
Malta grapples with severe water shortages as rainfall remains below average. Experts warn that without urgent action and new infrastructure, the island could run dry within three to four years, forcing reliance on scarce sea water. The sole reservoir nears capacity and sea water intrusion worsens as chlorine levels spike in drinking water.
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Valetta
Malta
U.P
Mediterranean
New York
Thomas Morris
Geophysical Water
Peurifoy Named Envoy to Greece
Assistant Secretary of State John E. Peurifoy was nominated by President Truman to be ambassador to Greece and to head the aid mission there. He has led the State Department security and loyalty program under fire from Senator McCarthy. The White House offered no reason for the job move.
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Washington
John E. Peurifoy
Truman
Greece
Peurifoy
State Department
McCarthy
Wisconsin
White House
Two US War Correspondents Killed in Korea
Tokyo reports say two American war correspondents were killed in Korea yesterday. Ray Richards of International News Service and Cpl. Ernie Peeler of Stars and Stripes died in front-line fighting. witnesses described one wearing a Stars and Stripes patch and the other as a gray man. Richards had 40 years in the field. Peeler, a San Bernardino native, had been in Tokyo six months.
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Tokyo
Corres Dents
Ray Richards
International News Service
Cpl
Ernie Peeler
Pacific
Stars and Stripes
United Press War
Robert C. Miller
Korea
Gl’s
Miller
Peeler
San Bernardino
Cal
Richards
Hearst Organization
Denver
San Oo
Tulsa
Okla
World
Washington
Japan
West Texas boosters back Preston Smith for lieutenant governor
Lubbock businessmen lead a West Texas push for Preston Smith, the only West Texan in the 12 man lieutenant governor race. C W Ratliff and W E Bill McLaughlin urged Amarillo and northeastern counties to back Smith, citing his legislative record and honesty. The drive includes 35 to 40 West Texas supporters touring the region ahead of the July 22 primary, with visits planned from Amarillo to Borger and Odessa.
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Lubbock
West Texas
C. W. Ratliff
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
W. E. “Bill” McLaughlin
Lubbock National Bank
Ratliff
McLaughlin
Amarillo
Smith
West
Senate
Preston Smith
GI Is Held in Woman's Slaying
Army staff sergeant Hugh Burns, 39, of Newton ass., confessed striking Mrs Myrna Stewart, 39, on a beach near San Francisco. Police traced Burns through bartenders and cab drivers. He claimed drunkenness and denied any rape. she died from a brain hemorrhage after being found unconscious.
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San Francisco
Army
Camp New Man
Hugh Burns
Newton
Burns
Myrna Stewart
al Nelder
Stewart
Lamplight Oath Recalled at St. Albans Vermont
Joe H. Fountain of St. Albans, the only newspaperman present when Calvin Coolidge took the oath as President at Plymouth Vermont on August 3, 1923, has written a 28 page booklet titled Homestead Inaugural. It offers a first hand account of the oath ceremony lit by an oil lamp.
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ST. Albans
U.P
Joe H. Fountain
Calvin Coolidge
Plymouth
101 Absentee Votes Cast in County
County Clerk Loren Jones reports 101 absentee ballots have been cast in the July 22 Democratic primary since voting began July 26. The deadline to submit absentee ballots at the county clerk's office is July 18.
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Loren Jones
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