Deaths and Obituaries Notice for White Palvadore Barrett
Tyton Woodford White age 49 dies this afternoon survived by wife Edna father J T White sisters and brother and children Virginia Sue and others memorial service at one Memorial Chapel burial at Memorial Park Cemetery Adore Bara Ann Palvadore 3 dies died Sunday daughter of Mr and Mrs L L Palvadore sister Anita service Tuesday memorial chapel burial Memorial Park Cemetery Henry Rufus Barrett 81 Friona Texas died Monday husband of Maude father of several and sister of Martha Ann Murdiock service with Blackburn Shaw
Rogers, Hill death notices list families and pending services
Charlene Pat Rogers 34 of Main Hotel died Saturday. Wife of Ray and mother of Michall and Linda Gayle Johnson. Daughter of Ada Rowe and sister of Jessie, Archie, Mel ae Taylor. Service pending with Iriges. Samuel Edgar Hill 77 of 805 N Hayes died Monday. Husband of Ida and father of Cecil E 5S Frank John Covie Eugene C Mrs. C A Car enter Mrs H M Frion Mrs H C oore, sister of Harriett Faudree. Service pending with Griggs.
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Rogers Charlene
Pat) Rogers
Main Hotel
Ray
Michall Johnson
Linda Gayle Johnson
Ada Rowe
Jessie
Archie
Melae Taylor
Iriges Bill Samuel Edgar Hill
Hayes
Ida
Cecil E
Frank
John Covie
Eugene C
C. A. Carenter
H M. Frion
Nickels, Racketeers and a Subpoena in a York Hearing
The proceedings centered on 49 000 pounds of nickel sold to Advance Plating Co at 4 50 a pound. Thomas faced a committee after being tailed by E J Auclair and Bernard M Baur. He denied stocking materials and claimed 10 12 percent markup while promising cooperation with investigators. Moody cited Barr’s plant near closure as a sobering case for small business.
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Advance Plating Co
Bernard M. Baur
Advance Plating
Thomas Rush
E. J. Auclair
National Production Authority
Baur
Thomas
Auclair
Moody
Norwalk
Barr
Arilio
Lynch
Pierce
Allegheny Cr Sities
Lou
Glen L Mart
Allis Chalmers
Dirines
Mok & Movi
Amer CarePd
Isian
Amer Cyana
Amer Locomo
Amer Nat
Mont Ward
Amer P & L
Amer
iMuell
Amer Rad
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Sen Assoe
Ag Veo Manufec
New York
Cat
Ai Aalt Oi
NorLha
Pande
Elec
Nat Gas
Bethlehem Sti
Ilo Edison
Fils Co
Taision Oil Co
Borden Co
Anu i Oe. Co
Faicurus Erie
Burroughs Ad
Canada
Uae
Ad Carrier Corp
Prac
Celotex Corp
Central & SW
Ches & Ohio
Chicago Corp
Corte
Chrysler Corp
Ea Climax Molyb
Clinton Foods
Repuber
Colo Fuel Iron Gal Republica Ie
Columbia Gas
Columbia Car
aTield
Sones Saleen
An Bak Co
StRegi
Con Motors Co Oy Benen Peper
Ae Copperweld
Sesena Ce Corn Products
I. Ee Crane Co
Herm Oy
Crucible Steel
Tlgnaren
Shell of
Gore Curtis
Simons Co
Curtins Wright Ie
Oe Jc Ms
Drcee
Greyhound Cp
Union Ou Cal Gurmman Air
Goites
Gulf OH Corp
Gto Alliburton
Apeneeta
Una Tea Carbon
Houston
United One
Ae Hudson Motor
Aia
Til Central
CS Ied
Interlake Iron
US Rubber Coe Internat
Wwe
Corp
Wal Worth
T&t
Wenn Ae
Jaana
Kennecott
West Union Co
Ode Pestuing
Portia
Westingh Bie
West Libby
Sai Lion of Co 412
Senteier Steel
Anit Tockheed Aire
Woolworth Co
Zenith Radio
Douglas backs King and Epstein for federal posts in Chicago
Senator Douglas said he might be swayed by the rival candidates' positions and that if his choices prevail he would feel affirmed. He noted Cook County Democratic leaders and Illinois committeeman Arvey supported him, while Truman’s picks Harrington and Drucker were praised. The Justice Department endorsed King and Epstein, and Truman waited months before nominating Harrington and Crickey.
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Douglas
Senate
Mr. Truman
Post on Draft Board Names Autry Resigns for Health
Chairman Price Autry of Paster-Oldham Counties Selective Service Board No 103 resigns due to ill health after serving since World War II. His successor will be nominated at 2 PM. Other board members include Sam J Elkins acting chairman and John Van Meter of Vega.
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Paster-Oldham Counties Selective Service Board
Price Autry
Autry
Roy Cullum
Travis
Sam J Elkins
John van Meter
Vega
Construction costs for base infrastructure projects listed
Air Base and Moss and Thomas Bates and Son announce contracts for bachelor officers quarters at $233,608. Brodie Construction Company handles steam distribution in the south half for $268,720. C. C. Teague and Son electric distribution in the south half costs $86,704. Lambie Son builds communications building at $67,823. Broome Electric wires existing academic building for $163,880. Barfield Construction Company constructs radar building at $24,700.
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Moss and
Thomas Bates and Son
Brodie Construction Company
South Half
C. C. Teague and Son
Lambie and Moss
Broome Electric Company
Barfield Construction Company
Gem Lake Pool No Longer In Use In Amarillo
The Park and Recreation Commission recommended the city study purchasing Gem Lake pool, once Amarillo's only public swimming pool for over two decades, which has been closed this year for repairs.
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Amarillo
Park and Recreation Commission
Truman tours flood scar in Missouri and Kansas
President Truman expressed deep concern as he flew over the Neosho Grand River flood area. In Independence he planned a brief stop before returning to Washington. The disaster killed 17 and forced about 70,000 from homes, with 3,500 displaced in Missouri towns.
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Neosho Grand River
Truman
Missouri-Kansas
Independence
Washington
Kansas City
Kan
Harvey Baldwin
Amaro Bank Adds Two Story Extension To Increase Facilities
Amaro bank will expand by more than 50 percent with a two story and basement addition. Ground and lobby space total 27 000 square feet plus 4 200 square feet of basement and balcony areas. Construction delayed awaiting National Production Authority approval last spring, allowed April 3, work started soon after. This is the seventh remodeling of Amaro's oldest bank, founded in 1895 on an 80 by 50 foot lot. Completion targeted for January 1 with much steel already erected.
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Ture
National Production Authority
Pioneer Banking Institution
Amarillo
Chicago Stocks and Grain Mixed With Livestock Report
A dense OCR list shows Chicago markets with diverse tickers and commodity names. It includes extensive stock prices and percentages across numerous firms, plus grain quotations and a Chicago livestock summary with wholesale cattle, hogs, and sheep results and price ranges.
Vienna Photographer Develops Floral Print Process
A photo printing method by F. Edlinger of Vienna uses original flowers and leaves to create designs praised for surpassing prior work in attractiveness and natural beauty.
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F. Edlinger
Vienna
Austria
Rollback proposals clash over farm price limits and policy
Lawmakers spar over 10 percent cap on May 1 price rollbacks for agricultural goods. Cooley denounces beef rollback as un-American while Jensen and Cox push counter proposals ending or banning rollbacks. Interwoven discussion touches on wage controls, packing house profits, and echoes past economic downturns with piano industry anecdotes.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Cooley
North Carolina
House Agriculture Committee
Cox
Georgia
Jensen
Iowa
House
Martin
Massachusetts
Reminiscences On The Rise And Fall Of Player Pianos
A veteran recalls Amarillo’s player piano era from 1915 to 1930, noting a decline after the 1930s as radio rose. He describes roll prices, machine costs, and the wide distribution from homes to saloons, plus era music lists and the clash between salesmen and teachers over the gadget’s popularity.
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Karl Czerny
Panhandle
Irving
QRS
Amarillo
Texas
Phonograph
Paterewski
Iving
Bowery
E. T. Paul
Paul
Ben Hur
la Scala
New York
Court session quotes Hutchins on money return pledge
In a 1920s context a witness described drawing from a Corn Exchange Bank safe deposit box and declining assurances of money return if Elizabeth Gurley Flynn absconds. Assistant United States Attorney Foley questioned coverage while Hutchins, a New York resident for 28 years and former mission teacher in China, offered her own funds voluntarily.
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Corn Exchange Bank
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn
John M. Foley
Miss Hutchins
New York
China
Peace Talks In Kaesong Amid Formal Afternoon Session
The third day of talks saw formal exchanges as Nam and Joy presented prepared translations of their remarks. UN and Allied observers noted progress while two North Korean police guarded nearby. Bombing sorties by the US Fifth Air Force continued as negotiators pressed toward an armistice agenda.
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Nam
Joy
United Nations Command
Kaesong
US Fifth Air Force
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Bruce Autrym
Ouits
Gem Lake
Curb Am Super Power
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Ark Nat Gas
iLone Star Gas
Das Plywood
la Land&Expl
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Catalin Corp
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Niles BePona
Fairchild Sng
Humble OtCo
Sonetone Corp
Isis
Texas Gas
Southern Union Gas
Chicago
Uhlmann Grain Co
Hoxs
Norman M. Harris
D.O.A.C
Washington Center Hospital
Green Acres
Plains Boulevard
Huey LI] Ay
der Ports
Kirsch
Forest Hills
Kentucky
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LouRson
Waiskey
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Hill and Hill Company
Louisville, Kentucky
Detroit
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Society of Motion Picture Art Directors
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Southworth Motors. Inc
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