Milk Madness in Senate Bites Into Dairy History
Senator Guy M. Gillette leads months of milk investigations in Washington. O V Wells presents a 144 page Agriculture Dept. book on milk, milking methods, pasteurization and vitamins. The piece notes high prices, government dairy stock, and possible new laws to drop prices.
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Frederick C.othman
Washington
Guy M. Gillette
Iowa
O. V. Wells
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Agriculture Department
America
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Forty and Eight To Hold Election Tonight
The Forty and Eight will elect officers for the coming year at 8 o clock tonight in Legion Hall at 615 West Seventh. James E. Faulkner, current chef de gare, will preside as nominations are presented after a nominating committee report. Plans for the state convention in Galveston on September 7 and 8 will also be discussed. A historical note mentions Chinese sailor Lee Yim and shrimp fishing in Mexico during the Civil ar.
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American Legion Honorary
Legion Hall
West Seventh
James E
Jimmy” Faulkner
Galveston
Burlington Veterans Set Annual Meet
Members of the Amarillo chapter of the Veterans' Association of the Burlington Lines will attend the 25th annual meet in Fort Worth on September 15 and 16. Chicago native Harry C. Murphy will keynote the reunion banquet. E. B. Abington of Fort Worth announced the event, with Mrs. C. L. Hamrick aiding. Attendance typically reaches 1000 to 1500, including the Ladies Auxiliary and families.
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Amarillo
Veterans’ Association
Burlington Lines
Fort Worth
Harry C. Murphy
Chicago
E. B. Abington
Burlington
Ladies Auxiliary
Missouri River
Texas
Abington
C. L. Hamrick
Wichita Falls
Crosby Adopted by Piute Tribe in Nevada
Bing Crosby, dubbed "Sand-Hoo-Vi-a-Gund" meaning Man of Many Songs, was adopted into the Piute tribe in Crosby Nev. He received a feather headdress and permanent hunting and fishing rights on the reservation in a ceremony held yesterday.
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Crosby Nlbo
Bing Crosby
Groaner
der Bingle
Colorimeter as instrument for analyzing substances by color
A colorimeter is described as an instrument used to analyze substances through colors produced in chemical reactions.
Factory Workers Increase Earnings Record High
US factory production workers saw a new peak weekly earnings average of 58 dollars 89 cents before the Korean invasion. The Bureau of Labor Statistics announced the average rose about one dollar weekly from mid May to mid June.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Cabinet Will Meet Twice Each Week
President Truman orders Cabinet meetings twice weekly due to the Korean crisis and global tension. Regular attendees include W. Stuart Symington, head of mobilization planning on the NSRB, and W. Averell Harriman, special assistant on foreign affairs.
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Washington
Truman
W. Stuart Symington
National Security Resources Board
W. Averell Harriman
Tru
Courthouse Records Distinct Deeds and Divorces Listed
Warranty deeds transfer multiple lots in Hum phreys Highland San Jacinto Heights Wolflin Park and East Amarillo. Divorces include Manzella Brady Haggerton Martin and Hearn cases. Court actions involve Beula Mae Martin and Claude W. Sharp.
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Royce McCluskey
Benjamin FP. McDonald, Jr
Humphreys Highland
James A. Aoin
Vaughn D. Price
San Jacinto Eight
Lilian May Jones
J. H. Brown
San Jacinto Heights
Raymond Rieke
Alma M. Rieke
Helwig
Henry M. Beverley
Cr. C. Barnes
Wolflin Park
Wolflin Park, Inc
Henry M
Six More Polio Cases in Houston
Houston health officials report six new polio victims. five are in Harris County outside Houston and one in Houston proper. Hospitals have treated 157 polio cases this year with 10 deaths, compared with 84 cases and four deaths in the same period last year.
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Houston
Harris County
City Health Department
Santa Fe System carloadings in week ending Saturday
The Santa Fe System reported 23 561 carloadings for the week ending Saturday, down from 24 804 in the same week of 1949. Connections delivered 11 723 cars versus 9 305 previously. Total cars moved reached 35 284, up from 34 109. The preceding week saw 36 635 cars handled.
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Santa Fe
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Florists Association
Amarillo Florists Association
Thompson Park
Freeman’s Flowers
The
Globe
Elva Baker
Globe Staff
Ham Floral
W. T. Hightower
Mr. Hightower
Hightower Greenhouse
Memphis
F. B. Pendergraft
Panhandle Floral Company
H. P. Buthker
Buthker's Flowers
Warren Freeman
Freeman's Flowers
Lee Yim
Mexico
Boxwell Brothers
Ambaglance Service
Amarillo—Dumas
Perryton
Peebee
West
P. B, Taylor
Culligan
Soft Water Service Co
W. 15Th
Weatherly
Borger
Courthouse Records
Extenda
Marvin Eagleston
Babee Tenda
Lubbock
Dallas
Peerless Cleaners
Gunn Brothers
Geo
Nichols
Levine
Amarillo Insurance
Exchange
Amarillo Insurance Exchange
Askew & Brown
G. G. Black
J. C. Burkhalter
Carter-Ricks-Maguire
Rolla V. Cartwright
Devis-Davidson Co
Finch & Gavin Freeman Insurance
Agi Royce Gant Agey
Holt-Ferguson Agey
Hugo Ht SS. L. E. Lyles
Neely-Greenhill-Lowndes Ordway-Saunders Co
Oakes-Fyfe
D. W. Owen
Panhandle Ins
Harold S. Richey
Thomson-King
Upshaw Insurance
White & Whitehead
Howard Williams
Don Wyett
Williams-Boyce
WPS Furniture CO
Kress
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