Death notices for McDavid and Holbrook in memorial Chapel
William A. McDavid 74 of 2100 Fillmore died Tuesday husband of Alice father of Jane Clark Earl. Charles William brother of N L Douglas E F Fisher G R Pain Horace Smith H R McDavid service pending Blackburn Shaw. Gilbert L Holbrook 57 of 808 Lincoln husband of Mattie father of Glenn brother of Mrs E W Burks C Crane Mrs Roy Young. Memorial Chapel 4 PM Thursday burial Memorial Park Cemetery.
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McDavid
William A. McDavid
Fillmore
Alice
Jane Clark
Earl
Charles William
N. L. Douglas
E. F. Fisher
G. R. Pain
Horace Smith
H. R. McDavid
Blackburn-Shaw, Holbrook
Gilbert L. Holbrook
Lincoln
Mattie
Glenn
E. W. Burks
C. C. Crane
Roy Young
Blackburn- Shaw Memorial Chapel
Burial Memorial Park Cemetery
Pounds Elsie Mary dies. services planned in De Soto
Mrs Elsie Mary Pounds 47 of De Soto Missouri died Tuesday wife of Lloyd mother of Alice Sarbara Don daughter of Lee Phelps. Body to be shipped to De Soto for services and burial. Also survived by one grandson. Services Thursday Boxwell Brothers Chapel burial Lions.
Contractor Given Judgment Over House Construction
In the 108th District court an agreed judgment allows Joe McClenny, a contractor, to finish a Country Club Terrace residence. Tomlinson claims the plan is similar to his home and alleges architect Ensign provided the plans. Ensign denied this on the stand. The pact bars McClenny from using the same plans for another house and bars Ensign from supplying the plans to others. The Globe yesterday misreported that Tomlinson obtained an injunction. the facts show otherwise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
108Th District Court
Joe McClenny
Country Club Terrace
Herschel Tomlinson
Tomlinson
Howard Ensign
McClenny
Ensign
The
Globe Esterday
Omlinson
Fort Worth Boosters Arrive For Dinner Speaking Event
A bus load of Fort Worth boosters led by former Congressman Marvin Dies arrives tomorrow night at 6 15. The Fort Worth chamber of commerce hosts a dinner at the Herring Hotel Crystal Ballroom with Dies as speaker. Reservations until noon tomorrow cost 2 50. Friday the goodwill trippers visit Borger Dumas and Dalhart for the XIT celebration in Dalhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Marvin Dies
Chamber of Commerce
Herring Hotel
Crystal Ballroom
Dies
Borger, Dumas
Dalhart
Don’t Recycle Old Milk Into Fresh Containers
If a small amount of milk remains in a container it should not be mixed with fresh milk. Use the leftover milk for drinking or for cooking to avoid contamination and maintain product quality.
Prescription Drug Store Herbert Drug Amarillo Ad
An advertisement for Herbert Drug at The Prescription Drug Store with phone line 2-3221 located in the Amarillo Building. The brief notice markets pharmaceutical services and contact details.
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Herbert Drug
Car Overturns Injuries Slight in Arkansas Crash
John R. Wilkinson of Cave City Ark escaped with minor injuries after his 1949 car overturned three times seven miles south of Dumas on Highway 87 at 9 15 p m He was thrown from the vehicle as it demolished and stopped 80 yards from the highway George Russell of Exell Helium Plant driven car side swiped Wilkinson s car and was uninjured along with his wife and two children Wilkinson s injuries were described as minor and he likely will be discharged tomorrow
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Dumas
John R. Wilkinson
Cave City
Ark
Wilkinson
George Russell
Exell Helium Plant
Russell
Dumas Memorial Hospital
Recruiters Report 21 Enlistments Across Forces
The US Army and Air Force Recruiting Station lists 19 enlistments on Monday and Tuesday. Air Force inductees include Otis F. Johnson Post William H. Faulkner Canton Homer R. Rogers Sweetwater Archie R. Wilson Littlefield Charles F. Franz Littlefield Douglas M. Kelley Hereford Leon R. Hodges 1514 North West Fifth Jeffrey D. Holcomb Phillips Alvin H. Daniels Tucumcari NM. Army enlistees: Millard E. Finly Dimmitt VA J. King Sudan Hugh J. Wylie Canton Paul W. Nalley Toho ka Alvin Fluellen Gilmer Robert G. Raines Hereford Seldon R. Maynard Cooper Harold R. Cornelius Littlefield Jimmie L. Blackman Phillips Joseph H. Cannon Holton. Marine enlistments total two: Harlan Baxter Pope 1010-A Hughes and Kenneth Rogers Twigg Pampa.
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US Army and
Air Force
Otis F. Johnson
Post
William H. Faulkner
Canton
Homer R. Rogers
Sweetwater
Archie R. Wilson
Littlefield
Charles F. Franz
Douglas M. Kelley
Hereford
Leon R. Hodges
North West Fifth
Jeffrey D. Holcomb
Phillips
Alvin H. Daniels
Tucumcari
Army
Millard E. Finly
Dimmitt
J. King
Sudan
Hugh J. Wylie
Canyon
Paul W. Nalley
Tohoka
Alvin Fluellen
Gilmer
Robert G. Raines
Seldon R. Maynard
Cooper
Harold R. Cornelius
Jimmie L. Blackman
Joseph H. Cannon
Holton
Marine
Harlan Baxter Pope
Life Policy Cashes In At 96 In Seattle
William T. Whitney, 96, collected his $2,000 Mutual Life policy taken 59 years ago. Mortality tables show 96 as beyond policy life span, but Whitney chose to receive $2,426 now. Kendrick C. Hawkes, Mutual Life Seattle Agency manager, notes only about three in a thousand reach Whitney’s age while his wife remains living.
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Seattle
Wash
L.P
William T. Whitney
Whitney
Mutual Life
Kendrick C. Hawkes
Mutual
Wet July records noted across Plains region weather summary
Rainfall totals for the month reached 5.83 inches, 3.44 inches above normal, with the year-to-date at 11.75 inches, 0.03 inch below normal. The Santa Fe chief dispatcher reported 0.5 to 1 inch along the line from Clovis to Pampa, and stations from Claude to Tucumcari listed varied amounts including 1.37 in Claude and 0.04 in Spearman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains
M. E. Smith
Caprock
Quitaque
Silverton
Santa Fe
Clovis
Pampa
Claude
Follett
Berger
Childress
Dimmitt
Dumas
Hereford
Spearman
Plainview
Lubbock
Panhandle
Shamrock
Vega
Tucumcari
Des Moines
Gage
Okla
Crosbyton
Memphis
Miami
Muleshoe
Buffalo
Woodward
Wall Street Quotation Roundup From Amarillo Merrill Lynch
Wednesday stock quotes from Merrill Lynch Amarillo report broad activity across Air Reduction Lone Star Alaska Juneau and many majors. Notable movers include Allegheny, Lorillard, Mack Trucks, Allied Stores and Pan Am with mixed gains and losses amid a volatile session.
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New York
Amer Can
Amer Cyaram
Amer Locomo
Amer
Amer P & L
Ieee Surrey
Amer Home
Nash Kelvintz
Amer Smel
Nat AutoPilor
Amer Fd & St
Natl Biscuit
Amer Stove
Natl Can
Amer Tel-Tel
Natl Cash
Amer Tobacb
Natl Dairy Pr
Amer Woolen
Natl Distillers
Amer Zinc Ld
Watl Gypsum
Natl Steel
Ander Prnch
Armco St
Newport Indy
Armour & Co
NY Cent RR
Assoc
North Am
Arch Topa&if
North NatGap
Avco Manufact
North Pac RR
Baldwin Loco
Ohta Edison
Baltimore & O
Ohio Oil
Bendix Aviata
Oliver Corp
Best Foods
Packard
Bethlehem Sti
Pan Am Airw
Blaw-Knox
Pan Est
BEW Bliss Co
Panhand P&r
Boeing Airpin
Paramount Pe
Alum
Parte Day
Borden Co
Nee Coal
Bora Warner
Penney
Rwy
Penn Pow&Lt
Pennaviv RR
Dr Pepper
Pepsi Cola
Budd Co
Bhelpe Godse
Bullard
Phil Morris
Burroughs
Phillips Petrol
Batt
Pittsby&Bolt
Canada Dry
Canadian Pac
R Corp
Iees
Bunman
Celanese Radio Corp
Gelotex Corp
Radio K Orph
Reo Motors
Certainteed Pr
Republic Avia
Chesap & O
Republic Steel
Chicago
Revere C&b
Cheo Ri&pac
Rexall Drug
Chrysler
Reynolds Tobb
CIT Financial
Richfield Ou
Clinton Indus
Safeway Store
Minett Pea
St Joseph Ld
Colo Puellron
Stie
Colum G&e St Regis
Sears Roebuck
Seiberling
Serve Inc
Shamrk O&g
Sharon Steel
Shell UN Oil
Simmons Co
Grnotlte Steel
Socony Yaum
Stand Gas Ee
Nuvont
Stand Oil
Bae Ae Fei Siane
Fertorn
Stone& Webgt
Wlactric Autel
Studebake
Sun Oil Co
Fversherp
Sunray Oil Ae
Wirth Carpet
Sunshine
Mlinikots
Swift & Co
Wester Wheeler
Sylvan Elec
Symington Gd
Texas Co
x&Pac C&o
Ridewater
General Tire
Rim Det Ax Cmilette Safety
Ies Fimble Frog
Transe & WA
Glidden Co
Union Bae
Ao Wane Joie
Gentie Sajen
Union Ott
Ned
Nion Pacific
United Airerstreenenind
United Airlin
Aremmin Air
United Carlin
United Corp
Unit Gas Corp
Wamaschokea Ani
Unit Param
Ean
US Pipe&Fd
Wad Wershaw Wnt
Eaea
Ees A. Aenee
Wiatenn Mataw
Us Steel
TH Central RB
Walworth Co
Trenieoth Ganran
Warner Bros
Triertawn Ten
White Motors
Echtee Mord Oy
Woolworth
Youngstn
S&t
Fann Ward
Alan OA
Tuaw Tan
Zenith
Curb Amer Maracab
Nata Bell Hess
Ak Nata Gad
Bee Titan
Hud Pwr
Atlas Plywood
Niles Pond
Arthrop Airc
Weeden Ee Petrol Ee
Sulier Tee
Kansas City Livestock Prices Report July 26
Kansas City area livestock prices show cattle 2000 head and calves 400 with fed steers and heifers steady to 25 cents higher, cows steady, killing calves steady to 1 lower. Hogs 1800 head up 25 cents for lighter weights, sheep 1500 head with spring lambs scarce and bids steady. good to choice feeder steers around 28.25 to 29.00 and heifers 25.00 to 29.50.
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Kansas City
USDA
Chicago live stock market report page July 26
Chicago livestock prices show hogs steady to 25 cents higher with top at 24 1/2 dollars and various weight ranges selling around 22 to 24 1/2 dollars. Cattle and calves: slaughter steers steady to 25 cents higher, cows mixed to 50 cents lower, bulls dull, vealers steady, with highs around 32 dollars for good slaughter steers and yearlings. No native lambs sold. dealers offering 32 dollars and down.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Leopold Foes Sabotage Rails
BRUSSELS July 26. The Liege to Paris rail line was cut near Charleroi causing trains to be delayed. It marks the 27th sabotage since King Leopold returned to Belgium. In Charleroi area about 10,000 workers walked out at two large metal plants. Liege saw 8,000 Cockerill steel workers quit, with strikes spreading to nearby industries. Antwerp planned anti Leopold protests. gendarmes patrolled as 5,000 miners reportedly joined in Liege. Nails were scattered on streets to puncture tires.
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Brussels
Belgium
Liege
Paris
Charleroi
Leopold
Cockerill
Antwerp
Newark eateries raise prices on hot dogs and coffee
In Newark on July 26 a large chain raised prices for hot dogs from a dime to 12 cents and hamburgers from 15 to 17 cents. Some restaurants increased coffee with meals from 5 to 10 cents.
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Newark
Guill in Texas aids two party plan in contest for Congress
Guill, a Republican Navy veteran with a facial scar from Pacific landings, says Texas Democrats back his bid as he touts two party benefits. He reports good relations with conservative Democrats and notes some have offered campaign help while predicting a future split between big city and small town lawmakers.
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Guill
Congress
Truman
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Jacob K. Javits
New York
Texas
House Agriculture Committee
Dallas
Houston
Clark Fisher
Pacific
Truman urges production push to safeguard postwar economy
President Truman stressed the need for expanded production to ensure distribution of available supply and avoid inflationary wage demands. He urged labor and management to consolidate industrial peace, warned against work stoppages in vital industries, and called for normal consumer buying to influence the economy as global tensions rise.
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Mr. Truman
Texas lamb market shows steady to higher prices stray
Bidding weak at 27.75 down deck seed to choice shorn lambs. Ewes remain strong with gains to 50 cents, curls and medium types in 500 head lots at 9.50, good to choice fat ewes at 11.00.
Thief Stole 250 Watches in Indianapolis Hotel
Irving Miller of Clayton Missouri, a jewelry salesman, admitted stealing about 250 gold watches from a downtown Indianapolis hotel room. He claimed the watches, valued at roughly $2,000, were for display only and had no clock work.
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Indianapolis
Irving Miller
Clayton
Miller
Rules FDR Died As a Civilian
Poughkeepsie New York July 26 a country surrogate ruled FDR died as a civilian and not a soldier He discharged the trustees of the late President s trust estate from future claims under the internal revenue code Refunds of federal income and estate taxes go to estates of those who died in active military service The 1 332 558 left in trust for Roosevelt s children and grandchildren is not the total remaining amount
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Poughkeepsie
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Korea War Action North and South Coast Engagements
South Korean forces pressed west and southwest along the coast toward Pusan as Communist units and tanks faced setbacks. The First Cavalry Division reported about 2,500 enemy killed with 32 dead and 150 wounded in Yongdong operations. Carrier planes supported ground assaults on the south coast and Yongdong Hamchang area, with air and sea resupply advancing the beachhead.
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Yongdong
Pusan
Korea
Fifth Air Force
Hadong
Hamchang
First Cavalry Division
Oklahoma and Deep South Primaries Shape Gubernatorial Race
National interest centers on the Oklahoma governorship and other primaries in Louisiana Arkansas and South Carolina. Russell Long wins Louisiana Senate race. Arkansas selects Governor Sid McGrath over Ben Laney in a split Democratic nomination while South Carolina names Dorn and Riley to the House. A Nueces River bridge near Uvalde opens to traffic.
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Joe Ferguson
GOP
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Arkansas
South Carolina
Russell B. Long
Huey P
Sid McGrath
Ben Laney
W. J. Bryan Dorn
Greenwood
John J. Riley
Sumter
Nueces River
Here
Senators seek exact tanks arms data for rearmament fund
Senators pressed for specific information on tanks and anti tank weapons as Communist tanks reportedly outgunned American armor in Korea. Johnson defended military strength before the committee noting the Army mobile striking force in the continental United States rose 165 percent from March 1948 to June 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Johnson
United States
General Reserve
Chavez presses river compact rule for Texas Canadian project
Senator Chavez of New Mexico says the Canadian River reclamation project in the Texas Panhandle must be built and operated strictly under the terms of the interstate compact on water use. He filed an amendment to a Senate bill to authorize the Texas Canadian River project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chavez
New Mexico
Texas Panhandle
Texas
Senate
Development Plan for Arkansas Red White River Valleys
Oklahoma City officials from eight Interior Department bureaus opened talks on uniform development of land water and mineral resources in the Arkansas Red White River Valleys. The session, led by C L Forsling, prepared for Friday inter agency committee discussions in the Southwest field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Southwest
Department of Interior
C. L. Forsling
Department
Waterfront Washington plan targets security risks
Maritime experts said July 26 they expect to implement within a week a new plan to clean up the waterfront of Communists and other bad security risks, signaling a swift push to tighten security and order in the port district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
W.P
Cigarette Prices Rise In North Carolina
Camel and Cavalier cigarettes increased from seven dollars seventy five to eight dollars per thousand in Winston-Salem on July 26. For a pack-a-day smoker the higher price adds about three cents weekly, or roughly half a cent per pack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Camel
Cavalier
Two Killed in Road Accident near Italy Texas
A road collision near Italy Texas killed Chester Ardell Ward a 26 year old Fort Hood soldier and Vernon H Wilkins 27 while four others were injured. Wilkins is believed to have lived at Belton.
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Italy
Tex
Here
Chester Ardell Ward
Fort Hood
Vernon H. Wilkins
Wilkins
Belton
Tragic Forsyth Jr. Petty Auto Crash Near Rhome
Fort Worth report: Richard Wayne Petty, 6, son of Mrs Rosamond Petty of Newark, died when a car plunged down an embankment five miles southwest of Rhome. Nine other Newark residents were injured in the crash last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Richard Wayne Petty
Rosamond Petty
Newark
Millionaire Tommy Lee Estate Reveals Wardrobe
Los Angeles on July 26 public auction of Tommy Lee personal effects disclosed a vast estate valued at 11 million dollars but only three suits remained among his clothing. Lee, a prominent radio and television station owner, died by suicide on January 13. the estate's disposition continues in litigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Tommy Lee
Lee
Still the bright eyed boys who fight our wars
War is a grim game for teens fresh from high school. The Amarillo recruiting station reports over 80 percent of the 152 volunteers since Korea began are teenagers or twenties. Names include Seldon Maynard from Cooper and Charles Franz from Littlefield, both eager to serve as infantry or air force pilots amid rising world tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Martin
Colin Kelly
Audie Murphy
Uncle Sam
Amarillo
Cooper
Seldon
Littlefield High School
Elizabeth Stamps
Littlefield
Charles
Air Force
Jimmie Blackman
W. E. Blackman
Phillips
Jimmie
Phillips High School
Jeff Holcomb
Nail
Jeff
Leon Hodges
East
Leon
Korea
Army
July Building Hits Over Two Million In City Records
Construction activity for July surpasses two million dollars with commitments totaling 2,125,000 and potential additions over 100,000. The all time high was 2,392,000 set in June 1949, and 1950 year to date totals now reach 12,389,246.
Easy remedy for sweaty feet with Hexol soak
A promotional notice claims Hexol home foot soaks deodorize and cool tired feet. Instructions say add two to three tablespoons of Hexol to warm water, soak ten minutes for relief, and offer a free trial bottle mailed to requesters at Hexel Inc. in San Francisco with no obligation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hexel, Inc
Dept
17Th St
San Francisco
Calif
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Shaw Funeral Directors
Si Griggs & Sons
Hari
Buthker
Jefferson
Llano Cemetery
Marie Earle Cosmetics
Globe-News
Mesauire
Amt A
Iamarol
Thomas Mitchell
Lina Roma
Michael O'Shea
Mary Hatcher
Allen Jenkins
Hattie McDaniel
Steve Brodie
Spring Byington
Dick Lane
Leopold Foes
Financial Industrial Fund
Fdr
Soiahs
Branife
Amerika Hotel
Bing CO
Ventaire
N. M. Cooper
Fillmore St
Brights
Polk
Mae
Old Sunny Brook
Kentucky
Lone Ster Co
Amearille
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