Arrest in Theater Incident Leaves Clarence Lichiyter Held
Clarence Lichiyter, 50, unemployed cook, was arrested after officers witnessed him mistreating a small boy at the State Theater. He is held on $750 bond with no prior criminal record. Arraigned before Judge E O Northcourt he pleaded not guilty and claimed lack of conscious awareness if any wrongdoing occurred. The aggravated incident charge carries a penalty of up to $1000 fine or two years in jail.
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Clarence B. Lichiyter
Lichlyter
E. O. Northcourt
Hirohito Vows Effort as Muddy Paddies Parade
CHOSS Japan June 6 Hirohito trudged through muddy rice paddies urging farm workers to help Japan’s food crisis. He visited Oda in Chiba to observe planting and spoke to anxious farmers before touring a fishing center dockyard and soy plant. Children cried at sight of the shy emperor.
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Choss
Japan
Emror Hirohito
Chiba Prefecture
Tokyo
Oda
Chosi
Reward for lost billfold in Amarillo
Mrs Juliana Smith offers a reward for a red billfold lost in downtown Amarillo containing a driver's license and papers. If found, call 2-2813 or 1306 Lipscomb.
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Amarillo
Lipscomb
Juliana Smith
Lost red cocker spaniel Pepper and reward offered
Two and a half year old male named Pepper, known as Red Pepper, is missing. Owners Joe Drew and Mable Ann Crossett offer a reward for return and provide contact at 213 A West Twelfth or 20683. Also seeking February issues of Parents Magazine and Better Homes and Gardens, with mailing address 1800 Crockett for replacement.
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Tack
West Twelfth
Joe Drew
Mabel Ann Crossett
Amarillo
Parents Magazine
Homes and Gardens
Crockett
Walter C. Bowen
Lost zipper purse near Grand Silver counter
A reader reports a small semi circular zipper purse left Friday afternoon on a luncheon counter near Grand Silver or the 600 block. It contains a social security card photos and money. The finder may keep the money if the purse is returned. Call 2-2373.
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Grand Silver
Wallet Lost on McMasters Bus Reported Turned In
On April 1 a wallet was left on a McMasters bus and turned in to a bus driver. The owner requests return of photos and social security card. Contact at 525-46-6490. Return to general delivery.
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McMasters
Lost Boston bull dog MacDuff seeks owner reward
Dear Tack reports a small registered Boston bull dog named MacDuff missing. A reward is offered. Contact 2-1279 or 4242 West Fourteenth. A READER.
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Tack
MacDuff
West Fourteenth
Lost pension check from Kansas City for 46 dollars
A reader reports a missing government pension check issued from the Kansas City office for 46 dollars. The sender asks anyone with information to call 2-4786 or write Route 1 Box 122 Ulysses KS Williams.
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Kansas City
Ulysses
Williams
Man Says He Will Save Taxpayers Money In Prison Craft
Federal Judge Labay allows Clarence L. Cogdell to plead guilty to auto theft after admitting he made his prison clothes and performed typing work in Leavenworth. Cogdell argues the government saves money on his labor, while the judge orders five years more in savings for the auto theft and 18 months for parole violation.
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Chicago
Walter J. Labay
Clarence L. Cogdell
New Orleans
New York
Cogdell
Leavenworth Prison
Kansas City and Chicago Livestock Markets Report
Kansas City cattle and calves show slow trade with uneven highs and steady prices. cattle prices mostly steady with some declines for feeders. sheep and spring lambs weak. Chicago hogs steady to higher. cattle steady with mixed yearlings and beef cows. vealers and bulls varied. lambs market not fully established amid light demand.
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Kansas City
USDA
Texas
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Property transfers and court actions in local notices
Warranty deeds list Betty B. Childers to Jess B. Latham Jr and J G Turner to Don Perrin among several lot transfers. District Court grants divorce in Viva Lena Chester vs Murriel Chester. Marriage licenses issued to Skinner with Newton, Reeves with Payne, Deaver with Uherich, Hoffman with Shields.
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Jess B. Latham, Jr
Bivins
J. H. Wright, Jr
Mrs. Ee Ransom
J. G. G. Turner
Don Perrin
Bs&f
Hugh Donnell
W. T. Graham
Old Town
Prank Adkisson
R. E. May
Mid-Central Fish Texas Co
A.B. Guynes
J. C. Allred
S. J. Hts
J. R. Cole
William E. Cole
White & Richey
Lena Chester
Murriel Chester
Raymond Skinner
Frances Newton
Jack N. Reeves
Willa Jean Payne
Herbert B. Deaver
Helen L. Uherich
Ben C. Hoffman
Mary Louise Shields
Half of all highway accidents occur after dark
Report notes that fifty percent of highway accidents happen after nightfall, highlighting reduced visibility and driver risk.
Coke May Call Vacancy Vote in Texas Legislature
Gov. Coke Stevenson indicated at a morning press conference that he may call an election to fill six vacancies in the Texas legislature five in the House and one in the Senate to be held about 20 days before the July 27 Democratic primary. If convened the session would coincide with redistricting plans and a fall special session. The vacancies arise from resignations and the deaths of senators and representatives including Franklin Spears Noel Baker Sherwood Brown Jr. R. N. Grisham Ned Price and Mervyn L. Ramsey.
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Austin
Coke Stevenson
Stevenson
H. B. Hill
Hill
Senate
Franklin Spears
San Antonio
House
Noel C. Baker
Gilmer
Sherwood Brown, Jr
Galveston
R. N. Grisham
Eastland
Ned Price
Tyler
Mervyn L. Ramsey
Beckville
Collect 50 Million Cans of Relief Food
Secretary of Commerce Wallace estimated 50 million cans of relief food will be collected by July 1 through volunteer effort. He testified before the Senate Small Business Committee as chairman of the emergency program, noting New York headquarters have $323,000 and 349,848 cans from 4,726 committees. Local committees hold 9,472,536 cans and early reports suggest surpassing 50 million.
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Washington
Wallace
Senate
Small Business Committee
New York
Truman selects Austin to join UN Security Council
President Truman names Sen. Warren R. Austin of Vermont as American representative on the United Nations Security Council. Austin promises to carry out policies set by the President and aims to project a security sensitive stance toward the Soviet Union. He notes he will adopt a deputy role and highlights U.S. drafts on military and atomic energy issues to restore Soviet confidence in U.N. commitments.
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Truman
Warren R. Austin
United Nations Security Council
Vermont
Edward R. Stettinius
Senate
New
Russia
Austin
School of Advanced International Studies
Foreign Service Educational Foundation
Congress
United Nations
Death of 84 Year Old Woman Parts Pioneer Couple
Mrs. I. Knight, 84, died in Wichita Falls as her husband became the lone surviving charter member of Wichita Falls First Christian Church. The couple, among the area’s earliest pioneers, moved to the county in 1883 after eloping from Dallas County to Rockwall in 1877.
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Wichita Falls
I. Knight
Wichita County
Dallas County
Rockwall Yeag
Detective Uses Shoe Crisis In Offbeat Houston Bust
In Houston on June 6 a detective described as knowing women and their weak spots arrested a blonde in a cafe after she resisted. An officer grabbed her shoes as part of the takedown and she was shoeless when taken to the police station, wearing nylons.
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Houston
U.P
J. D. Walters
Walters
Producers Holding Out On Cattle Delays And Price Controls
The Agriculture Department reports livestock producers withholding cattle from slaughter markets awaiting price control outlook. A Senate panel votes to lift ceilings on live stock and poultry products by June 30. Weekly cattle marketings at 12 major markets were the smallest of the year, down about a quarter from the previous week.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Senate
Kansas City
Blind Hero Father-of-Year Named for June Father's Day
Al Schmid of Philadelphia, Guadalcanal veteran and Navy Cross recipient, was named father of the year by the national Father’s Day committee. He is the father of one-year-old Al Schmid Jr and is a Pennsylvania Democratic candidate for state secretary.
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New York
al Schmid
Philadelphia
Marine Corps
Guadalcanal
Schmid
al, Jr
Pennsylvania
Rose Named as Red Recruiter in Gouzenko Testimony
Igor Gouzenko testified in Montreal that Fred Rose, Communist MP, acted as a recruiting agent for a Soviet espionage ring. He alleged Rose helped obtain Canadian secret information and noted payments to Sam Carr, while Rose faced conspiracy and secrecy charges.
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Montreal
U.P
Igor Gouzenko
Fred Rose
Russia
Gouzenko
Rose
Ottawa
Sam Carr
Labor Progressive (Communist) Party
Presidential Luncheon Sets Table Without Bread Plates
The White House luncheon for President Truman and Mrs. Truman omitted bread and butter plates due to foddy shortages. The event hosted President elect of Colombia and Senora Ospina Perez with over 60 guests in attendance.
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Washington
White House
Bird and Cat Clash In Aerial Feint At Cheyenne Home
A mama mockingbird defends its nest at 3912 Cheyenne, swooping in a dramatic winged assault to drive off a cat stalking a meal. The bird’s fierce defense ends the pursuit as the cat retreats.
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Melody
Jo Benesch
Cheyenne
Vaughan Promoted to Major General by President Truman
President Truman pins a second star on military aide Harry H. Vaughan in a brief ceremony in Washington. Vaughan is promoted to the rank of major general as the administration marks the change.
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Washington
Truman
Ceremony Marks Vaughan Promotion to Major General
A ceremony in the office followed Senate confirmation of Harry H. Vaughan to the temporary rank of major general. The event was attended by members of the White House staff. The text notes methods for mincing foods and finely chopping ingredients for sandwich spreads.
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Senate
Harry H. Vaughan
White House
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