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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1950
Page
19
One owner listings show a 49 Stude 2 ton at 850, 48 Stude 7 ton LW.B at 585, 46 Stude 4 ton L.W mileage one owner at 215, plus 46 ae 1 ton 9 ft stake bed and 41 Dodge 14 ton listed by a Studebaker dealer. Clean low mileagers and original paint noted.
Walter Rogers a Pampa congressional candidate spoke 15 minutes on KGNC appealing to farm voters. He ridiculed the acreage allotment plan, urged a simple self supporting farm program, and criticized Marshall Plan aid as unfair to U S producers. He noted Amarillo protest over 1951 crop allotments and urged protections for prices and soil conservation.
Cal Parley president of Boys Ranch named to executive committee of the Texas Property Defense Association formed to oppose tidelands grabs by the federal government. Durwood Manford named president, with officers Heavey and Nichols as vice presidents and a broad executive board including Jackson and Bauer among others.
Rex B. Baxter executive vice president of the chamber of commerce teaches as an instructor in a staff training school in Dallas. The Institute is sponsored by the Texas Association of Chamber of Commerce Managers and Baxter will return home this weekend.
Blake Timmons argues his inexpensive campaign and cites his Texas House work on the secret ballot law and home rule water code. He says he will fight rubber-stamp politics, oppose FEPC and socialized medicine, and favor repealing Taft Hartley in response to coal strikes.
Retired oil operator Wight Woolsey, hurt when his car collided with a vehicle near Pampa while returning from a Lake Marvin picnic, was discharged home. He suffered a broken right leg above the knee, the same leg previously injured in an earlier accident. He resides at 1619 Hughes and was accompanying Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Pinkerton and their daughter.
SOMERVILLE NJ July 14 Hillsborough Township considers a change in sanitary regulations to permit tobacco heiress Doris Duke Rubirosa to raise pigs. The Duke Farms manager asked for the change to establish a model hog raising settlement on part of the property. The farm would cost over 50000 dollars and include atomizers in each pen.
Condemnation proceedings against the Bush Estate for Highway 66 right of way will be heard by a county commission on August 3. County Attorney John Peterson said the panel, appointed by County Judge Gene Jordan, includes real estate men Gus Itwich Charles Priolo and A D Foreman. The county seeks about 123 acres along the route between Western Avenue and Bushland limits after estate representatives rejected 100 dollars per acre for farm land and 50 dollars per acre for pastureland and could not agree to the routing.
Mr and Mrs Clement Huffman and children Robert and Shirley of Gettysburg Pennsylvania recently visited Mr and Mrs Ott Eckert at 1608 Jackson They traveled by automobile and planned to reach Santa Fe New Mexico en route to Amarillo they passed through parts of Virginia and Tennessee On their return they would visit Houston Dallas and San Antonio The Huffmans and Mrs Eckert were childhood friends who attended school together.
The body of Shirley Ann Bridges aged 13 daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Bridges Sundown was sent to Levelland for funeral and burial arrangements by Blackburn Shaw. She died Wednesday at Underwood Clinic after months of hospitalization.
Dr Samuel Hope Campbell 82 longtime Baptist pastor and former Arkansas Baptist Convention executive board member died in Dallas. Funeral services are set for tomorrow. He served 50 years as a pastor and was a trustee of Ouachita College and Central Baptist College in Conway Arkansas.
R. J. Carter, 44, of Holdenville Ohio, convicted in 47th District Court this morning for swindling by worthless check. He pleaded guilty after waiving jury, and was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary for passing a $225 check to Walter Irvin Inc for an automobile. Indicted by the Potter County grand jury on May 25.
Alsop argues Soviet leaders fear a strong American defense push and seek to deter aggression by building U S strength. He compares defense debates to Chamberlain era appeasement and warns that yielding to defense cutbacks would invite another war, a path Churchill warned against.
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