Griffin Death Notice for Robert N and Lurline Griffin
Death notices list Robert N Griffin and Lurline Griffin with relations including husband father and siblings. Robert N Griffin died at 57 with services pending. Lurline Griffin is also named with family ties to Mattie and siblings E W Burks C Crane Roy Young. Services pending in Goodlet Texas and Lincoln area.
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Griffin
Houston Lamar
Robert N . Lurline Griffin
John Griffin
Goodlet
Texas
Lincoln
Mattie
Glenn
Jack
E. W. Burks
C. ©. Crane
Roy Young
Pope Leads In Texas Races In Noon AP Report
The Texas Election Bureau at noon today listed Jack Pope of Corpus Christi as the apparent winner for associate justice of the Fourth Court Civil Appeals with 73 077 votes. Anderson Burkett and Knight, all from Bexar County, trailed. Runoffs were likely in the 16th and 18th districts with Regan Moss and Rogers Clark leading in those races. Counts covered 41 of 48 counties with partial returns in seven, corrections in 18th district totals did not alter standings.
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Associated Press
Texas Election Bureau
Jack Pope
Corpus Christi
Oppen Bureau
Pope
Austin F. Anderson
Joe Burkett
Arley V. Knight
Anderson
Burkett
Knight
Bexar County
16Th
Ken Regan
Midland
Paul Moss
Odessa
Regan
Moss
Fred Hervey
el Paso
18Th
Election Bureau
Walter Rogers
Pampa
J. Blake Timmons
Amarillo
Rogers
Altavene Clark
Timmons
Castronity
Plane Crash Toll Rises to 39 At Myrtle Beach
Myrtle Beach reports list 39 dead from an Air Force transport crash near the city on Sunday. Initial counts showed 34, with 30 Tennessee Guardsmen and four Florida air reserve crewmen. late updates added five more bodies, likely military hitchhikers, recovered from the wreckage.
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Myrtle Beach
Air Force
Here
Tennessee Air National
Lebanon says plane attacked over Beirut on way from Jerusalem
Beirut reports an Israeli Spitfire machinegunned a banese transport plane over Lebanese territory killing three passengers and wounding eight. The government identified a Jordan passport holder and two Lebanese killed, with 25 aboard returning to Beirut from Jerusalem. the French pilot said he followed normal course.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Accident Fatality in Brownwood Seen by Justice of Peace
Brownwood man B. B. Thompson, age 65, died in an accidental death yesterday. Justice of Peace Ham Heffington presided over the verdict announcing accidental death.
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B. B. Thompson
Brown- Wood
Ham Heffington
Rome Beauties hold shape when cooked
Rome Beauties are praised for their ability to soften during cooking while retaining structure. They remain firm enough for slicing and shaping, making them a preferred choice for dishes that require both tenderness and form.
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Rome
Missing Man Ashley Sought In Hutchinson Area
Police in Hutchinson and San Antonio seek Paul Vernon Ashley of Hutchinson Kansas 27 described as five feet three inches 125 pounds light hair brown eyes slight limp may wear dark glasses and works as a painter He was reported missing July 12 with authorities believing possible foul play and large cash on hand. Contains details from his parents and police description.
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San Antonio
Paul Vernon Ashley
Hutchinson
Kan
John A. Ashley
Arkansas City
E. W. Galbreath
East Second
Ashley
Amarillo
Deadlines on Expense Accounts in Democratic Primaries
County Clerk Loren Jones announces deadlines for expense accounts in Democratic primaries. Final accounts for the first primary due after last Saturday’s vote, with Aug 1 set for the county clerk's office. The second primary filing opens July 27 and closes July 31, with an absentee period starting Aug 6.
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Loren Jones
Jones
Counts His Money Loses His Wife Divorce Wins Million
In Los Angeles on July 25, Wal ter Briggs, 42, wealthy operator of downtown parking lots, kept late hours tallying income on an adding machine. His wife Lotta Briggs testified the noise woke the family, and she won a divorce plus about one million dollars in community property.
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Los Angeles
Lotta M. Briggs
Walter M.gs
Moonshine Raided Near Lancaster In Hat Stilled Still
Treasury agents and state police raided a Lancaster area still early today and seized 90 one gallon jugs of untaxed liquor. A hat was used to strain the illegal liquor, according to State Police Sgt. John Aumon.
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Lancaster
Treasury
John Aumon
Truman halves cabinet meetings on crisis basis
In Washington on July 25 the Korean crisis prompted President Truman to hold cabinet meetings twice weekly. Previously meetings were held once a week as the crisis mounted.
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Jon Washington
Truman
Yongdong battle report shows Reds pressing in Korea
American and South Korean forces hold lines across most of Yongdong though the southwest remains exposed as Communist forces threaten Southeast Korea. First Cavalry Division reports steady positions west of Yongdong while night air operations and tank losses are noted.
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Page 1
Yongdong
Associated Press
Leif Erickson
Eighth Army
First Cavalry
Max Desfor
Korea
Reds
Pusan
Pentagon
Ashington
Far East Air Forces
Earle E. Partridge
Fifth Air Force
Partridge
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Phillies
Wall Street Clears Mixed Quotes In Amarillo Office Report
New York market quotations provided by Merrill Lynch show gains and losses across rail, oil, and consumer stocks with notable movers Panhandle P&R and Packard Motors among the list. The Am erillo office releases included wide swings in commodities and transportation shares alongside ongoing market interest in national brands and energy firms.
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New York
Nash Ee Corpif
Amer Locomo
Nash Ee
Amer
Asi
Amer Radé&Ss
Bethlehem Sd
Blaw-Knox
E W Bliss Co
Boeing Airpine Bohn Alum Borden Co
Borg Warner
Braniff Airwy
Bridgeport
Briges Mfg
Bucyrus Erie
Budd Co
Burroughs
Butter Bros
Carrier Corp
Caterpillar Tr
Eeare A
Celanese
Celotex Corpia
Reo Motors
Republic Avia
Ko If
Republic Steel
Chicago Corp
Chgo Rié&Pac
Chrysler
Reynold Tobb
CIT Financial
Richfield Oil
Clinton Indus
Safeway Store
Cluett Pea
Buo
Hld
Golo Fuellron
Gees
Colum G&e
Papr
Golum
Schenley Ind
S@ats Roebuck
Gomw
Seiberling
Servel Inc
Shamrk O&g
Sharon Steel
Sinclair Ou
Socony Vaem
Ane Co
Crucible Steel
Amer Gold
Southern
South Pac Rrat
Southern Ry
Sparks
Perry
Hier Jarvis Piege
Inc
Mines Square Dco
Ugias Airer
Eoands
Hem
Dupont Geene Fi
Eagle Picher Tan
acern _ Sterling
Stewart Warn
Stone&Webst
Studebaker
Sun Oil Co
Federa Sunray Oil
Saiterence Sylvan
Tennorpa
Tex Gulf Od
Tex Gulf
AsOilette
Gimble Bros Timken Rbr
Lidden Co Transam Co
Soodh Transo&kwa
Nion
Union
Greyhound Co
Union Pacific
Grumman Air
Tinted Airerft
Gulf Otoo
United Airlin
Hal Oilchin
United Carlin
Evden
United Corp
Noctaxa A Unit Gas Corp
One Sound
Pipe&Fadry Ae
Jenon Motor Limit
Fentral
Spiratn
Stee
Abd United Wal
Alworth
Amner Eros
Warren Petro
Nterlake Tron
Mary
Nick
Pan
T&t
Wesson Westindies
Johns Manvil
Jones &Laugh
Western Auto
Joy Mfr
Fennecotti
Westin Coast
Westing
Willys Over
Woolworth
Chicago
Chicago Livestock Market Report July 25
Chicago livestock prices show hogs up to 50 cents higher across weights with top hogs at 180 to 260 pounds around 4.00 to 24.50 per hundredweight and cattle volumes near 6,000 with steadier to firm values for calves and cows, vealers at 31.00 and lighter beef cattle around 22.50 to 24.00, while sheep trade climbs slightly for native slaughter lambs and yearlings.
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Kansas City
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Eggs per Hen Rise Shifts U S Averages
The U S Department of Agriculture reports that two American hens now average as many eggs as three did twenty five years ago.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Officers Called for Active Duty Across Army Services
In a Amarillo district notice Col Victor Z Gomez announces active duty opportunities for company grade officers through captain in several corps including Medical Dental Nurse Corps and Engineers. Recalled officers must commit for one to three years and meet age limits by rank. apply through Gomez for active service or via National Guard for active reserve. reporting within a month after orders.
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Victor Z. Gomez
Amarillo
Organized Reserves
Medical Corps
Dental Corps
Medical Service Corps
Chaplains Corps
Corps of Engineers
Ordnance
Signal Corps
Finance
Chemical
Infantry
Armored
Field Artillery
Coast Artillery
Army Nurse Corps
Women's Medical Specialist Corps
Gomez
National Guard
Right Guy Portrayer McClelland to Play Washington in DC Sesquicentennial Play
Reporter Harman W. Nichols profiles George Washington actor Charles Frederick McClelland of New York, tall with a prominent nose, preparing for the 1950 DC sesquicentennial production Faith of Our Fathers. He studied colonial lore at the Library of Congress and has worn six colonial noses and wigs for fidelity.
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Harman W. Nichols
Washington
U.P
George Washington
George
Charles Frederick McClelland
New York
Mortimer Snerd
McClelland
Carnegie Tech
Tech
Notre Dame
Mac
Dick Smith
NBC
Colonia
Mae
Louisville
Arthur
Library of Congress
Mas
Tobacco Road
Jim Barton
Jeeter Lester
Sis Wen
Army Navy Team Saves Us $60 000 at Great Lakes
U P Officers at the U S naval training center at Great Lakes say union of the armed forces works. They cite a joint effort saving the government about $60 000 by using 8000 old typewriters from closed Navy posts. Repairs cost on average five dollars per machine.
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Great Lakes
Ill
U.P
U. S. Naval Training Center
Navy
Army
Naval Lakes
Milwaukee
Immigration Drives U S Population Gain 1900 1910
Between 1900 and 1910 the United States saw a larger population increase from immigration than from native births, underscoring the era’s significant influx of newcomers. The era marked a shift in demographic growth patterns with new arrivals shaping urban and economic development nationwide.
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U. S
His Story Stood Up In Divorce Court
In Seattle on July 25 James T. Swanson testified he had no sweetheart during Alaska mining. A letter alleged to reveal a lover was explained as a $50,000 dragline he praised, not a woman. The court granted the divorce.
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Seattle
James T. Swanson
Alaska
Swanson
Aid Programs and World Peace Balance
Eleanor Roosevelt argues for a balanced approach to national strength and economic aid. She warns that weakening programs for development could fuel communist influence while stressing need for a UN equipped mobile force and the Point Four program to raise global living standards and buying power.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
United Features Syn
Hyde Park
Soviet Union
United Nations
Democrac
Point Four
Teamwork Urged By Governor Shivers
Governor Shivers urges teamwork in post election drive to heal political animosities. He says pulling at cross purposes achieves nothing and plans to continue addressing state government issues via his weekly statewide broadcasts.
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Austin
Shivers
Xas
Thieves Break Into South Side Home in Chicago
A Chicago south side burglary saw burglars steal many items including a kitchen sink a wash basin a mattress a telephone coin box a garbage burner and ventilator grates. Harry Schroder a streetcar motorman reported the loss to police.
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Chicago
South Side
Harry Schroder
Final Uncle Tom's Cabin shows at Palo Duro Canyon
Final performances of Uncle Tom's Cabin by the Sundowner Players in the Palo Duro Canyon run Friday Saturday and Sunday at 8 pm Tickets are at Southwestern Public Service offices John Reeder says crowds grow and the next production will be Dirty Work at the Crossroads Reading rehearsal for Dirty Work is at 8 pm tonight at 412 West Ninth inviting cast tryouts
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Sundowner Players
Palo Duro Canyon
Southwestern Public Service Company
John Reeder
The
Sundowners
West Ninth
John McCarty
Mobilize Austin Marine Company Mobilize Austin Marine Company
Austin July 25 mobilization order issued for Reserve Company A of the 15th Marine Infantry Battalion. Capt Kenneth D Seibert said the unit, about 160 officers and men with roughly half WWII veterans, should depart within the near future.
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Austin
15Th Marine Infantry Battalion
Kenneth D. Seibert
Car Pass Attempt Leads to Fatal Collision in Lefors
An apparent passing maneuver by John Dawes led to a collision with Val Harris’s vehicle. Mrs. Val Harris and Mr. Harris are pronounced dead, with services pending at Blackburn-Shaw-Sitms Funeral Home. Survivors include Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Landreth of Hollis and multiple siblings. Funeral services for Janice Isbell, Mildred Margaret Jones, and others were held at local churches with arrangements by Duenkel-Carmichael.
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John Dawes
Val Harris
Lefors
Pampa
Blackburn-Shaw-Sitms
Harris
J. J. Landreth
Hollis
Okla
Wanda Lee Haskin
LaVerne Jones
Vinson
Martha
Patricia
Sue Ann Landreth
Clyde L., Waynedai
Kenneth R. Landreth
Janice Isbell
First Christian Church
H. H. Tyler
Fairview Cemetery
Duenkel- Carmichael Funeral Home
Ola Isbell
Bert Stevens
Lee Kent Stevens
Linda Gale Stevens
Mildred
Margaret Jones
First Baptist Church
Virgil Mott
Duenkel-Carmichael Funeral Home
M. A. Jones
Dorothy
Gladys
Virginia
Nancy
Janet
Bobby
Jimmy
Richey
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