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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1951

Page

4

Obituary notices for Vinson Dodson Breed families

Vera Gene Vinson aged 60 of 401 North Johnson died Wednesday wife of J O and mother to Marion Mia Tony Davis and Mrs Wayne Underwood. Sister to Earl John Will and Mrs Sam Auzier. Four landchildren service 10 AM Friday at Griggs Pioneer Chapel. Emma M Dodson 78 of 807 Maryland died Thursday mother of Walter Huntley Mrs Frank M Allen and Virgil EB Dodson. Four grandchildren and six great grandchildren service pending with N B Griggs and Sons. Raymond A Breed died Wednesday relatives and service later.

Griggs and Sons Raymond

Insomnia and a Monograph in the Making

Amon describes sleepless nights at neighbors' home as mosquitos, engine noises, a faulty clock, and water torture plague him. He sketches a book titled Goodnight, Sweet Prince, It's Time to Slug Yourself, and jokes about a film option. He plans to send blankets to Chamber of Commerce sellers as Globe News ads promise results.

Amon Prince Tally-ho Tess Bedlam Truman Stalin Metro Chamber of Commerce

Young Buckaroo Reverses View, Nabbed After Detention Escape

A 12 year old, who escaped the juvenile detention home with a 16 year old, was captured two miles north of Canyon after stealing a pickup and cash. He said he now likes cops, but remains uncooperative about locating his parents. The pair had torn a hasp from the detention home and fled yesterday morning. The boy has a long record and had earlier claimed he disliked police. Authorities in Seymour and Duncan could not locate his stepfather or mother, and his grandmother lives near Stratford. The youth is being held for questioning with other detainees.

Canyon Greyhound Seymour Tex Jack Grant Duncan Oklo Dalhart Stratford

12 O'Clock Quotations From New York Stock Market

The New York stock market quotations show mixed results for major issues across Merrill Lynch listings and prominent companies including Lorillard, Allied Chem, Motorola, American Can, Bethlehem Steel, Chrysler, Colgate, Colgate Palmolive, General Electric, General Motors, IBM, Exxon, and Union Carbide. The data reflect varying gains and declines, with several blue chips and industrials cited among numerous price moves and sector shifts.

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City legal clash over Phillips rates sparks courtroom clash

On the final day of oral arguments James H. Lee the Detroit assistant corporation counsel shouted that if the commission gained jurisdiction it would mean big savings for Detroit. Lambert McAllister argued for the commission staff that rates could be regulated. Wallgren questioned wider consumer benefit if Phillips and similar firms fell under commission control.

Okla James H. Lee Commission Phillips Lee

P&G personnel officers and engineers profiled

Profiles of P and G staff led by Bowles Mitchell Britton Buswell Bates and McGrath detailing educational backgrounds military service and current roles at the Ivorydale Cincinnati and Chicago offices including Navy and Army service in World War II and long service with the firm.

Bowles Chemical Engineering Purdue University Ivorydale J. R. Mitchell University Ofllinois Kansas City Navy Naval Reserve Mitchell S. W. Britton University of Cincinnati Cincinnati Army Finance Corps J. W. Buswell Kellogg Pag Buswell Infantry Ordnance Air Force England Air Service Air Reserve R. E. Bates University of Illinois University of Chicago Standard Oil Company City of Chicago P&g Bates H. H. McGrath Western Michigan College Chicago

Readers Solve Cone Mystery

Globe readers solved the cone mystery last night. Mrs. E R Elkins of 1508 East Ninth doubted its safety but was reassured after a check found very mild radioactivity. Mrs. W P Henry of 609 North Pierce and Mrs. L B Turner of 805 Kentucky have owned cones for 10 or 15 years. The cones, once distributed by a former Lubbock firm, were sold for 25 dollars as a water treatment.

Globe E. R. Elkins East Ninth W. P. Henry North Pierce L. B. Turner Kentucky Lubbock

Break-in at Western Tower Supply triggers police chase

Police searched for several frightened boys after they broke into a laundry truck at Western Tower Supply Company on West Third Street. No items were stolen. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton frightened the youths away, with Mrs. W. H. Clayton noting a noise at about 11 o'clock and sighting the intruders. The suspects fled in a black old model Ford sedan with white fender skirts.

Western Tower Supply Company West Third D. C. Clayton W. H. Clayton D. C

Mrs. Vera Vinson Rites Planned in Amarillo

Funeral services for Mrs. Vera Gene Vinson 60, wife of J. O. Vinson, will be at 10 a m tomorrow in Griggs Pioneer Chapel with Rev H B Coggin officiating. Burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. She died yesterday at St Anthony's Hospital. Survivors include husband Marion Vinson children Mrs Tony Davis and Mrs Wayne Underwood all of Amarillo mother Mrs Leonard Leedy Hydro Oklahoma brothers Earl Leedy Weatherford John Leedy Leedy and Will Leedy Colony Oklahoma sister Mrs Sam Anxier Hydro and four grandchildren.

Vera Gene Vinson J. O. Vinson Griggs Pioneer Chapel H. B. Coggin Buchanan Street Methodist Church Memorial Park Cemetery Vinson St. Anthony’s Hospital North Johnson Oklo Ewing Marion Vinson Tony Davis Wayne Underwood Amarillo Leonard Leedy Hydro Okla Earl Leedy Weatherford John Leedy Leedy Cal Sam Anxier

Civil service orders new fire department exams

Exams continued from page one prompt change and promotion scheduling. A counter demand sought an investigation to identify who obtained the exam questions and discharge guilty parties. The civil service commission rejected both requests and prepared new questions. Stray copies are locked up. Promotion exams will be rescheduled to ensure fairness even without proof of misuse.

Civil Service Commission Fire Department

Spain Aid Sparks Western Fear of Franco Fascism

The caption notes Spain’s regime is viewed as fascist by millions in Europe and discusses fears in France that supporting Spain may cut they receive from the United States. The snippet reflects tensions over aid and Franco's government amid Allied concerns.

Europe Spain United States

Profits plan provokes debate in state House

The discussion centers on a cost plus guaranteed profit on every item as Representative Walcott, a Michigan Republican, defends profits to spur production and curb inflation. Republicans and Democrats alike weighed in on the amendment amid the tense session.

Trols Representative Walcott Michigan House

House wrestles with wage and rent controls bill

Politically charged measures shape party differences as leaders plan up to a dozen roll calls on amendments. Debates focus on rent and credit controls in a new act to replace the Defense Production Act, set to expire July 31.

Peace talks hinge on single Korean point

Navy chief Allied negotiator spoke as Chinese Reds were ignored. Preston said the North Korean Chinese delegation advances depend on one item debated all day. If the Reds concede, cease fire talks could resume Friday. Allied officials feel the Reds may be weary of the war and the UN team stands firm.

Navy Preston

UN command signals possible cease fire talks progress

Brig Gen William Nuckles said no progress was made on Thursday while Preston indicated willingness to begin actual cease fire negotiations on items already agreed. The sticking point appears to be the Communist demand for withdrawal of UN troops. Ridgway returned to the cease fire base as talks ended in temporary deadlock.

William Nuckles UN Command Preston Ridgway Tokyo

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