High Defense Post Named For Gen Robert L Smith
President Truman nominated Gen Robert L Smith to be vice chairman of the National Security Resources Board. Smith, commander of the 443rd Troop Carrier Wing US Air Force Reserves and president of the National Air Council, welcomed the appointment and pledged to serve the country in its present emergency. He noted he remains connected with his military role.
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US General Is Missing After Red Tank Attack
Tokyo reports 24th Division withdraws from Taejon while Maj. Gen. William F. Dean’s location remains unknown. Communique cites old information as Korean Communist forces press the city. Americans defend Taejon with 3.5 rocket launchers and air fire. Dean seen with rocket team earlier, then missing amid fierce fighting and fuel dump clashes.
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Rainfall totals reported across Texas Panhandle
Clayton Swims in The Rain notes Clayton New Mexico received 9.25 inches of rain, Borger 0.88 inches, and Amarillo area gauges report 0.29 inches in 24 hours ending 6:30 am with 0.03 more after. Downtown Amarillo saw lighter rainfall while Globe News gauge registered 0.13 inches. See RAIN-Page.
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Psychiatrist Examines W B Parks In Jail Shooting
W B Parks admitted shooting a stranger in Ellwood Park yesterday afternoon after an argument over birds and organized labor. He was held without bail in connection with the shooting of R K Garner, 40, of 220 North East Eighth, who remained in serious condition at Amarillo Osteopathic Hospital with wounds to the neck, right forearm, and left shoulder. Garner bleed too much to allow bullet removal. Parks surrendered to Deputy Murphy Hurd at the sheriff's office.
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Architect Merle Jones Dies in Amarillo at 37
Merle Jones aged 37 of 1117 Hayden died at 7:25 p.m. in St. Anthony's Hospital after four months of ill health. Born January 30, 1913 in Comanche County, he moved to Lubbock, graduated from Texas Tech in 1936 with a BA in architecture, and joined Townes and Punk in Amarillo in 1937. He married Dixie Reynolds in 1940.
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Senate Debates Canadian River Dam Bill
The Canadian River Dam project is set for Senate action after Interior and Insular Affairs approval. Only Utah Republican Arthur Watkins opposes voting against sending the measure to the Senate consent calendar, potentially accelerating passage if unopposed. The 85 million dollar project faces possible delay if a single objection arises.
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Weather forecast for Amarillo and Texas region
Weather Bureau report notes partly cloudy conditions through Friday in Amarillo and vicinity with scattered thundershowers late afternoon or evening. Highs near mid eighties, lows mid sixties, no significant temperature changes expected. similar patterns and scattered storms also noted for New Mexico with little temperature change.
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Amarillo mobilization committee eyes Amarillo field for re activation
Mayor Klein heads a mobilization committee to offer Amarillo Air Terminal and the adjoining Amarillo Army Air Field for possible Defense Department use. Lawrence Hagg and Rex Baxter travel to Washington as officers inspect the field and request information from the CAA. The group aims to collect resources and facilities and present them for mobilization needs.
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Chamber of Commerce
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San Antonio
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Army Air Force Base
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Hagg
Earl O'Keefe
AIR Field
Marine Corps issues 10 day alert for active duty units
The Marine Corps ordered organized reserve ground units to be prepared for active duty on 10 days notice. HQ will select units to receive the first call, marking the first general alert among the armed services since President Truman’s authorization. A spokesman said no units have been ordered yet, but preparations are underway. Earlier reports indicated some units had been called up to report for duty within 10 days. At Newport News Lt. Melvin Toothman was assigned to Fort Eustis duties.
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Winners Named in If I Were Mayor Letter Contest
The judges have declared the winners of the If I Were Mayor contest. First and second prize letters and names of all winners are on page 2. Other prize winning letters will be published tomorrow and Monday. The contest was sponsored by The Globe News. Hundreds of letters were received.
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Amarillo Bar to discuss Red Potter County Court
Amarillo attorneys plan a joint meeting with the County Juvenile Board at the Amarillo Hotel Saturday at 12:15 PM to discuss the organization of the new Red Potter County Court and the appointment of its judge. B L Morgan of the bar announced the gathering to address responsible working arrangements.
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Red Potter County
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