Death and Funeral Notices from Pemberton Cox families
Mary Eleanor Pemberton 33 of 2117 Harrison died Tuesday wife of Lyle mother of Jimmie Jo Anne Linda sister of Dorothy Brown Betty Garner daughter of Mrs. Brad Sneed service 10 AM Thursday Blackburn Shaw Memorial Chapel parking north of chapel entrance on 4th or South 81. Mrs Estell Cox died in San Antonio wife of Milton Cox daughter of Dr J R Wrather mother of Mrs Martha Whitley sister of D Wrather body being sent to Amarillo services 4 PM Saturday Memorial Chapel interment Liano.
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Pemberton
Mary Eleanor Pemberton
Harrison
Lyle
Jimmie
Jo Anne
Linda
Dorothy Brown
Betty Garner
Brad Sneed
Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel
eNey
Cox
Estell Cox
San Antonio
Milton Cox
J. R. Wrather
Martha Whitley
D. Wrather
Amarillo
Liano
Fuqua 87 dies in Claude with services at First Baptist
Metter en eT 7 Metter en eT 7 ary FUQUA . BH. Puqua, 87, 1400 Harrison, died today Survived by grandchildren Henry Earl. Wiley H. II, Mrs. W. H. Poole Mrs Chilton Hill: one daugh ter-in-law, Mrs. H. BE. Fuqua, Services 4PM, Thursday, First Baptist Church. WILSON Staff Set. Jap R. Wilson, Jr., 23, World ar II casualty. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Jap Wilson, &r., of Claude Brother of one G., Joe C., Jim Pat. Martha, Mrs. Luke Thompson, Body will arrive in Amarillo Saturday night. Services 3 PM, Sunday, Claude Baptist Church. Interment in Claude CAMPBELL Thomas Jefferson Campbell, 79, of Claude, died Thursday. Husband of Annie. Father of one Rudolph, Jimmy Ray, T. J. Jr. Mrs. Scott Hoge. Mrs. Bill Anderson, Mrs. Joan Cagle. Services pending.
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Fuqua
Puqua
Harrison
Henry Earl
Wiley H. II
W. H. Poole
Chilton Hill
H. BE. Fuqua
First Baptist Church
Wilson
Jap R. Wilson, Jr
Jap Wilson
Claude
Joe C
Jim Pat
Martha
Luke Thompson
Amarillo
Claude Baptist Church
Claude Campbell
Thomas Jefferson Campbell
Annie
Rudolph
Jimmy Ray
T. J. Jr
Scott Hoge
Bill Anderson
Joan Cagle
Kindness Crusade Gains French Backing Across Society
A Paris driven kindness crusade aims to revive amiability in public life. Organizers led by Prof Marcel Ranville push for gentleness in subways and queues, backed by government support and 10 000 crusade butterflies for car windows. Posters, radio segments, and school suggestions back the effort as radio Luxembourg and Air France offer promotions. Madame George Bidault joins the committee, arguing for a return to the charmed Paris spirit.
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Sally
Paris
Marcel Ranville
Ranville
Robert Prigent
Yvon Delbos
National Education
France
Radio Luxembourg
Air France
London
George Bidault
Panville
Thompson Park Pool Opens For Summer Season
Thompson Park Swimming Pool opened this afternoon and will operate for three months. Manager T. G. Hull, Amarillo High School basketball coach, also serves as pool manager with Mrs. Hull as cashier. Staff includes Dan Smith concession operator James Kyle Arthur Higgins lifeguards Ollie Maurice Perry dressing room attendants Robert Baird Bill Miller instructor. Admission is 40 cents for adults 36 cents for teenagers and 2 cents for children.
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Thompson Park
T. G. Hull
Amarillo
Hull
Dan Smith
James Kyle
Arthur Higgins
Ollie Maurice Perry
Robert Baird
Bill Miller
Chicago live stock market summary curbs hog and cattle quotes
Chicago June 1 hogs 10 000 butchers 25 cents lower on over 330 pounds and sows 25 to 50 cents down. Food and choice 190-250 pounds 19.75-20.10, 250-280 pounds 19.40-19.85, 290-320 pounds 18.75-19.35, sows under 450 pounds 16.06-17.50, about 325 pounds near 18.00, 475-600 pounds 14.50-16.00. Cattle 5 000 calves active steady, fed steers 32.25-33.00, good to low choice 29.50-32.00, medium to low good 27.50-29.25, good to choice heifers 29.00-31.25, medium heifers down to 26.50, red cows 22.50-24.00, common to medium beef cows 18.75-22.00, vealers 26.00-32.00. Sheep 1,000 slaughter lambs steady good to choice 27.00-30.00, good shorn Southwest lambs 25.75-26.25, slaughter ewes 6.00-7.50.
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New York
Amarillo
Merrill Lynch
Pierce
Fennexs
Beane
Air Reduction
Loews Inc
Alaska Juneau
Lone Star Cm
Aliegneny Ltd
Long Bell
Allied Stores
Louisy &Nash
Ailis Chalmers
Mack Trucks
Amer Airlines
Glen S Martin
Amer Locomo
MidCont Petr
Amer Kad&ss
Minn Mel PW
Amer Roll Mill
MET BR
Amer Smelter
MET Bapid
Amer Fdl & St
Montem Ward PH
Motor
Amer Tel-Tel
Murray Corp
Amer Topach
Amer Woolen
Nash Kelvintz
Natl AutoPilor
Amer Zine Ld
Natl Biscuit
Armour & Co
DairyPr
Assoc Dry
Natl
DeptStr
Arch Top&sp
Distillers
Avco Mig
Gypsum
Baldwin Loco
Baltimore & O
Panhand P&Ér
Braniff Airway
Paramount Po
Bridgeport Br
Penney
Briges Mig
Penn Pow&Lt
Shlipe Dette A. Canada Dry
Pitts Con Ait Canadian Pac
Igaerteg
Corp
Bor & Co
Gatervillar
O 1814
Die Corp
C Orp
Radio K Orph
Certainteed Pr
Motors
Chesap & O
Republic Avia
Chicago Corp
Republic Steel
Cheo Rid&Pac
Rexall Drug
Chrysler
Renata Tobb
CIT Financial
Richfield
Colo Fuel Iron
St Regis
Columbia Gme
Safeway Store
Columbia Cabr
St Joseph Ld
Commer Cred
Schenley Ind
Commer
Sears Roebuck
Consol Vultee i
Setberting Rb
Continent
Servel Inc
Shamrk O&g
Continent Oiler
Sharon Steel
Crane Co
Shell UN Oil
Jubible Steel
Bimmons Co
Juban AmSug
Sinclair Oil
Curtiss Wright
Socony Vacm
So Amer Gold
Peer & Co
Porto Rico
Istillers Corp
South Pac RR
Doehle Seve
Southern Ry
Idx Sparks
Couaies Aiver
I Spiegel
Dupen Sauare D Co
Friin
Old NJ
Erie Railroad
Pirth
Stewart
Flintkote
Stone
Freeport
Studebaker
Fruehauf
Sunray Oil
General Pecs
Swift & Co
General Ymton General
Tex Guilt
Gillette Safety Ain Gimble Bros
Tex Pac
Goodall Banf
F Goodrich
Goodyear Tar
Branae WA
Graham Paige
Fox
Greyhound Cohese Unil Cal
Serural Air
Airer
Aura
Hal
Homestake
Lus Rubber
US Steel
Ouston
Hindatar Gitar
Vialwonh
Ti Central
Warren Pet
Interlake Tron
Internat
Harv
West Auto
Nick
Pao
Wast Airb
T&t
Westh
Eleo
Johns Manvil
Jones, Eta A
Laclede Gast, Wilson & Co
Lehigh
Woolworth
Tibby McEn&l
Youngst
Lockheed Aire
Youngst St
Colden Peta
Crown Drug
South Royalty
iElect
Humble Oil
Utal Ida
Kaiser Fraser Ong
S&s W
Chicago
Kansas City
Census Supervisor to Visit Amarillo Office
James W. Stroud, census supervisor for Texas Oklahoma and Arkansas, will arrive tonight to inspect the Amarillo District Census office and stay tomorrow. If Amarillo totals are ready he may clear them for immediate release without Washington clearance.
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James W. Stroud
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Amarillo
Stroud
Washington
Walter Shalle
Lawsuit Over Arrowhead Springs Hotel Rent Share
Los Angeles reports hotelman Thomas D. Hull files suit seeking 22454 dollars and an accounting from Jay Paley and Joseph M. Schenck over the Arrowhead Springs Hotel deal. Hull says he leased the property until the navy took it for a hospital and did not receive his share of the rent after its sale.
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Los Angeles
Thomas D. Hull
Jay Paley
Joseph M. Schenck
Arrowhead Springs
Hull
Navy
Belle treasure hunt sparks multi metal find in Missouri
In Belle Missouri on June 1 a group of 40 amateur prospectors announced an incomplete assay report showing ore near a local old well containing gold silver lead magnesium aluminum and two forms of iron. The venture led by M E Manicke and Norman Gallagher seeks to confirm commercial quantities as they plan deeper digging if results prove viable.
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Belle
St. Louis
M. E. Manicke
Chris Lehnhoff
Lehnhoff
Chris, Jr
Manicke
Norman Gallagher
The
Belle Banner
Louis Ott
Try to Block Deportation of War Bride
The Justice Department urged the Supreme Court to deny help to Ellen Knauff a German born war bride held at Ellis Island amid a deportation stay. An appeal is pending after the New York circuit upheld removal as a security risk. The department argued pending legislation does not bar enforcement of current law and denied singling out. The court may decide next Monday whether to grant a hearing.
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Washington
Justice Department
Supreme Court
Ellen Knauff
Knauff
Ellis Island
Justice Jackson
US Circuit Court
New York City
Jackson
Congress
Department
Mrs. Knauff
Skunk in Water Pipe Halts City Work Briefly
A skunk emerged from a 10 inch pipe at Westex watersite where a new well is being connected. City water department workers quickly cleared the animal and resumed work after a brief delay.
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City Water Department
Westex
Five Students Killed in Iowa Graduation Night Crash
In Harlan Iowa five high school students died in a car truck crash on Highway 59 seven miles south of town after grad night celebrations. The driver Gaylin Sisson 18 was injured. truck driver Robert Pugh 21 from Spirit Lake not hurt. Victims include Mary Ann Lindstrom Jo Ann Anderson Charles Ocean Darrel Chamberlain all residents of nearby towns.
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Harlan
Iowa
Harlan High Schol
Orrell Gearhart
Shelby County
Kiled
Robert Brockman
Charles Ocean
Darrel Chamberlain
Dunlap
Chamberlain
Trees uprooted in east city parkway by motorists
Report says many newly planted trees along highway 287 parkway in the east section were knocked down by motorists. Trees were planted last Saturday by 200 school children under the Junior Chamber of Commerce beautification program. Police note some trees may have fallen due to inadequate securing and watering. No official damage reports by noon.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Paul Davis
East Seventeenth
the Globe
Highway
Judge Considers Brown's Appeal
In 47th District Court Judge Henry 8. Bishop took under advisement Loy Brown's request for a new trial after a burglary conviction tied to theft of liquor cigarettes and cash from R. & Burnham of Pleasant Valley. Nivens trial set for June 12. Brown's counsel Reynolds Gardner argues witness perjury and search and seizure violations.
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Henry 8. Bishop
47Th District Court
Loy Brown
Brown
R. &. Burnham
Pleasant Valley
Delva Lee Nivens
Nivens
Bishop
Reynolds Gardner
Second Half Taxes Are Payable Now
Payment of second half school state and county taxes can be remitted any time this month with out penalty providing first half taxes were paid on time. Taxes should be paid at the county or school tax offices on the second floor of the courthouse or mailed to John Crudgington tax assessor and collector for the school district and Hubert Cole county tax assessor and collector. After June 30 unpaid taxes will draw interest and penalty.
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John Crudgington
Hubert Cole
70 000 Books Given College Library Acquisition
Dr Cloyd Heck Marvin president of George Washington University announced the university has acquired the 70 000 volume library of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. The collection includes many works on international law and relations plus League of Nations and United Nations documents valued at 250000 dollars.
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Washington
Cloyd Heck Marvin
George Washington University
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
League of Nations
United Nations
Young German Reds Sneak to Berlin Jazz and Quiz Show
One thousand youths from behind the Iron Curtain slipped into West Berlin to hear American jazz and take part in a quiz show. They received gifts and sang along to tunes like Wunderbar as RIAS staged the event, while border guards and risk of punishment loomed.
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U.S
Berlin
U.P
Germany
West Berlin
Radio Rias
America
Iron Curtain
Texas
Walling Named In Damage Suits
Walling identified as defendant in two damages suits filed in 108th District Court. Doris Herbst seeks 1600 dollars for alleged forced entry and injuries at 1408 B West Twelfth. George Thomas Groves seeks 1525.50 dollars for injuries from the same incident involving Herbst. Walling previously received ten days in Potter County jail for aggravated assault and was released.
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Clark Walling
Travis
108Th District Court
Doris Herbst
George Thomas Groves
Walling
Red Hunt Hurts claims McGrath on McCarthy
Tucson June 1 Atty General J Howard McGrath told newsmen McCarthy's charges of Communist infiltration have damaged U S prestige and that he offered no direct corroborative testimony. He urged using established agencies for investigations and saw no need for a proposed super loyalty board.
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Tucson
Ariz
U.P
Howard McGrath
Joseph McCarthy
State Department
United States
McCarthy
McGrath
University of Arizona
Leanee Board
Gainesville family circus marks 19 years of local shows
The Gainesville Community Circus, a non profit troupe built from school children and local workers, celebrates 19 years of annual performances near Gainesville. The show highlights a six member high trapeze act, sway pole, liberty horse, and upside down unicycle routines led by McGehee and featuring local residents such as Ralph Gerneth and Mary Louise Besner.
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McGehee
Gainesville
Ralph Gerneth
Mac Wells
Denny Pinson
Mary Louise Besner
Betty Ward
Vern Brewer
Evelyn Kapps
Margaret Jo Lynch
Joy Bowles
Kay Fellers
Census estimates show varied growth across Dallas County towns
Census data render population changes for Dallas County towns with Garland at about 10,000, Mesquite near 1,700, Irving around 2,500, and Grand Prairie uncertain but projected 900 to 1,000 percent higher than 1940. Waco’s city population is 55,982 with greater Waco at 101,855, as McLennan County joins metropolitan area.
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Russell
Dallas County
Garland
Mesquite
Irving
Grand Prairie
L. M. Crow
Waco
W. H. Skelton
Texas
Crow
McClennan County
Department of Commerce
McLennan County
Skelton
Ben E. Hausler
Hardeman County
Quanah
Chillicothe
Throckmorton County
Throckmorton
L. D. Whiteley
King County
Guthrie
Retiring Airline Captain Remembers 3.2 Million Miles
Chicago June 1 A.P The first commercial pilot to fly until retirement age 60 ends his aviation career after 32 years with American Airliner. Capt. William Proctor logged 3.2 million miles since 1918, served in two world wars, and may pursue journalism and aerial photography. He never parachuted in flights and reflects on a long, varied career.
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Chicago
William Proctor
New York
Proctor
Midway Airport
Air Transport Command
ATC
26Th Transport Group
India
Beeville Census Figures Show Population Rise
Whiteley announced Beeville in South Texas has 9,324 residents per preliminary census, a gain over the 1940 count of 6,789, indicating growth since the prior tally.
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Arately
Whiteley
Beeville
Texas
Gangs Favor Social Hangouts Amid Sporadic Warfare
A newspaper excerpt describes gangs spending time at movies dances and casual spots like pool halls and candy stores while noting that gang warfare erupts occasionally in their hangouts. It emphasizes the contrast between harmless socializing and sporadic violence without graphic detail.
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Ernest
Guy
the Shield
Fort Worth
Buthker
Jefferson
Llano Cemetery
Mausol
Kindness Crusade
Parkway
Baty
Ellington Field
Tex
Colonial Western Airways
AAL
Buffalo, NY
Brooklyn East Detective
Horton
Coney Island
Prospect Park
Massacre
Vadto Mmu
pallLlr
Dial
Dete Coley
Aredia
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