Death Notices and Funeral Services Across City
Obituary notices list Pollyie Dinan with Dr J Dinan as son and Mrs Clarence M Eakle as service 4 PM Saturday at Mewiliice Chapel. Lewis von Dorn Wallace 82 721 West Fourteenth husband of Alvaretta and father of Frances Blood with service pending at Blackburn-Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gymous
Hardy
Ma Taylor
FA Friou
Burnia
Mildred Sorenson
Oe Tae Hubin
Jewers
Ammie Burleson
Nellie Crume
Lillie Boothe
Blackburn Shaw
Dinan Pollyie
J. Dinan
Clarence M Eakle
Mewiliice
Liano
Lewis von Dorn Wallace
West Fourteenth
Alvaretta
Frances Blood
Lillie McConnell
Blackburn-Shaw
Obituary notices for Shaffer Giles Lacy and McHenry items
John A Shaffer 91 of House NM died Thursday father of Lester Earle Merie Mrs H A Worth Mrs R D Sells and Mrs Gene Lester brother of W S and Mrs Clara Watford six grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren with service 4 PM Saturday at Grigas Pioneer Chapel. Thomas Giles 78 of 1907 Jackson died Thursday husband of Lula father of four daughters with service 2 PM Saturday at First Baptist Church. Suzanne Lea Lacy infant daughter of Mr and Mrs R R Lacy died Wednesday grand daughter of Mr and Mrs M M Lacy service 10 30 AM Friday graveside. Clarence Earl McHenry 64 of Columbus OH died Thursday husband of Bertha father of Helen Robens and Patty Shriber brother of Della McBride service pending with N S Griggs and Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaffer
John A. Shaffer
House
New Mexico
Lester
Earle
Merie
H. A. Worth
R. D. Sells
Gene Lester
W.S
Clara Watford
Grigas Pioneer Chapel
Giles Thomas Giles
Jackson
Lula
C. F. Gahn
C. A Beadle
Edwin Stuke
Winton Rochelle
First Baptist Church
Suzanne Lea Lacy
R. R. Lacy
R. Jones
M. M Lacy
Liana McHenry
Clarence Earl McHenry
Columbus
Ohio
Bradley Louisa Ella Bradley funeral notice
Louisa Ella Bradley 81 of 1506 Jefferson died Thursday. She was mother of Otis McCall Bessie Simmons S A James W R Taylor and Lee Holland and sister of Rev A K Scott Charles V Scott. She is survived by 10 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren. Service at 1 PM Saturday at First Christian Church with burial at Dalhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley Louisa Ella Bradley
Jefferson
Otis McCall
Bessie Simmons
S. A. James
W. R. Taylor
Lee Holland
Earl
George
A. K. Scott
Charles V. Scott
Stacy Scott
Saturay
First Christian Church
Burial Dalhart
Mrs. Dinan Funeral Set in Amarillo
Funeral rites for Mrs Pollie Dinan 88 to be held at Blackburn Shaw Memorial Chapel under Rev Carl Bates. Burial in Llano Cemetery. Body lies in state at Clarence M Eakle home until 10 tonight. Dinan died yesterday after a 10 day illness. She lived in Amarillo since 1911 and was active in First Baptist Church and Berean class. Survived by son Dr W S Dinan and daughter Mrs Clarence M Eakle and three grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollie Dinan
Blackburn- Shaw Memorial Chapel
Carl E. Bates
First Baptist Church
Llano Cemetery
Clarence M. Eakle
Tyler
Dinan
Arthur Dinan
Glastonbury
England
United States
St. Paul
Minn
Mr. Dinan
Brainerd
Jim ©. Jenkins, Jr
West Twentieth
LeClaire Eakle Weills
Buffalo
Patsy Dinan
Amarillo
Renee
Dianne Weills
Marcia Ann Jenkins
Wellington
Clarence E. McHenry Rites Pending
Funeral arrangements for Clarence Earl McHenry age 64 of Columbus are pending at N S Griggs and Sons after he died of a heart attack at St Anthony's Hospital. He was a retired Armour & Company cashier and leaving behind wife and two daughters Mrs Helen Robens of Albuquerque and Mrs Patty Shriber, a sister Mrs Dellaride of Columbus.
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Clarence Earl McHenry
Columbus
Ohio
N. S. Griggs and Sons
McHenry
Armour & Company
St. Anthony's Hospital
Albuquerque
Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
The
American Legion
Helen Robens
Patty Shriber
Bus
Dellaride
Funeral Tomorrow for Thomas Giles 78 at First Baptist
Funeral services for Thomas Giles 78 will be at 2 tomorrow afternoon at the First Baptist Church with N. 8. Griggs and Sons in charge. Giles died at his home 1907 Jackson yesterday after a stroke at dinner with his wife and brother in law Roy Stringfellow. He had worked with Noble Brothers Wholesale Grocery and H. A. Marr Grocery and served as deacon and trustee and general secretary for the Sunday School for over 35 years. He was born in Beeston England August 19 1872 and lived in Amarillo since 1902. He married Lula Stringfellow in Amarillo October 12 1905. Survivors include his wife four daughters four grandchildren and several relatives and nieces and a nephew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Giles
First Baptist
Griggs and Sons
Mr. Giles
Jackson
Roy Stringfellow
Noble Brothers Wholeale Grocery
H. A. Marr Grocery Company
First Baptist Church
Beeston
Nottinghamshire
England
United States
Roanoke
Tex
Amarillo
Lula Stringfellow
C. F. Gahn
Tyler
Carl Beadle
Western
Edwin Stuke
West Eleventh
Winton Rochelle
Odessa
Mary Ann Gahn
Dan Hume Beadle
Joyce
Gary Thomas Rochelle
R. L. Underwood
Washington
Loyd Moore
Brownfield
A. L. Smith
Philadelphia
Penn
Henry W. Buell
Lubbock
Crippled Pan American Plane Lands at Shannon Ireland
A Pan American Strato cruiser with 57 aboard landed safely at Shannon Airport after an Atlantic flight to New York when No.1 engine leaked oil. The plane, on Flight 101, had flown 2,000 miles and returned to Shannon on three engines. A relief plane was en route to resume the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shannon
Ireland
Pan American Airways
North Atlantic
New York City
Pan American
London
Baby Girl Drowns in Family Fish Pond
Elizabeth Ann Cayo, 18 month old daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Edward Cayo, drowned after falling into a family fish pond at the San Antonio home. A three hour revival attempt failed. The father is a prominent local specialist.
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San Antonio
Elizabeth Ann Cayo
Edward Cayo
UN advances amid heavy bombardment along Korea front
United Nations forces pressed toward enemy positions as Chinese and North Korean defenders entrenched in Chorwon Kumhwa and near Wonsan. UN bombers scattered millions of fragments over the iron triangle while both sides dug new underground shelters and tunnels to evade air strikes.
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United Nations
Chorwon
Kumhwa
Iron Triangle
Far East Air Forces
Wonsan
Pyongyang Valley
38Th Parallel
Yanggu-Inje
Frans Everest
Kodae
Red Town
Press Search for Missing Diplomats in Europe
London reports two British career diplomats missing since May 25 with no clues to whereabouts. MacLean and Burgess, both connected to intelligence circles, sent personal notes from Paris indicating good health but not handwriting. Officials deny foul play and note possible strain on British American relations if they remain unfound.
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London
Foreign Office
William Ridsdale
Donald Duart MacLean
Guy Francis de Money Burgess
Washington
Europe
Marsgen
MacLean
Ridsdale
Paris
Melinda Marling
Chicago
New York
Burgess
Lady MacLean
Donald MacLean
Burress
France
United States
Lord Beaverbrook
Daily Express
Moscow
Army estimates over one million enemy casualties in Korea
Washington reports the Army estimates total enemy casualties in Korea through June 2 at 1,115,111 after adjustments. An additional 26,000 casualties from June 2 to 5 are unassessed. The breakdown through June 2 includes 806,800 battle losses, 152,000 non battle losses, and 156,311 prisoners of war, with 10,220 Chinese Reds among them.
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Washington
Korea
Ochoa Remains in Mexico Amid Extradition Uncertainty
Mexico City June 8 George Ochoa appears to have foregone further appeals against extradition to Texas for a homicide charge. US embassy and Mexican officials await timing and method of transfer as Ochoa seeks to return to face justice. The Laredo importer has been held for nearly a year after a double shooting in July 1949.
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Mexico City
George Ochoa
Texas
Telesforo Ocampo
Ochoa
Laredo
Foreign Office
Mexico
San Antonio
Excelsior
United States
Mexicali
Meat Plant Orders Second Lay-Off
Fort Worth packing plant plans a second layoff of its beef killing gang over the weekend as livestock receipts slump at the stockyards. Cattle and calf receipts drop to about 100, with a spokesman noting 333 fewer cattle than last Friday. Everette L. Dobbs of Armour & Co. said the layoff would occur today or Monday, following an earlier half layoff this week due to weak receipts.
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Fort Worth
Stockyards
Everette L. Dobbs
Armour & Co
Chinese Reds Reveal 57 mm Anti-Tank Gun On Front
On the western front during June 8, Chinese Reds unveiled a 57 mm anti-tank gun capable of piercing five inches of steel. The 9 foot barrel delivers high muzzle velocity. Allied forces captured several guns equipped with Russian tires.
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Western Front
Korea
Freight wreck leaves glass unbroken on passenger car
A freight train derailment near Trenton Michigan sent a gondola carrying large sheets of plate glass onto its side while a steel car took the impact. None of the glass sheets were cracked, and there were no reported injuries.
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Trenton
Mich
Price controls and beef futures loom in government report
DiSalle argues meat price controls are essential to curb rising beef costs and protect consumers amid plans to extend the defense production act. He warns that without control, prices would lift costs for poultry, eggs, milk, and cereals. Truman backs rollbacks but dismisses a compromise. Beef supplies may tighten as markets see reduced cattle sales and lower marketing.
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Washington
DiSalle
Congress
House and
Senate Bank
Office of Price Stabilization
Department of Agriculture
Truman
White House
di Salle
Mr. Truman
Chicago
Warmed Up Panhandle Forecast With Dry Outlook
Weather man Walter Watts predicts dry air spreading over the Panhandle with fair skies. The five day outlook calls for temperatures near normal with a slight rise. A chance of scattered thunderstorms Monday or Tuesday, with highs around 82 tomorrow and cooler nights.
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Amarillo
Walter Watts
Panhandle
Refueling in Air To Increase Power
LAMENHEATH England June 8 American Air Force officials predict new air to air refueling techniques perfected in England will revolutionize aerial striking power. The experimental process could see flying tankers accompany bombers on long distance missions into enemy territory enabling US planes to strike anywhere from US bases. A similar Naval method was used in the Pacific with high speed fleet tankers supporting Task Force 77 on distant strikes from home bases.
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Lamenheath
England
United States
Pacific
Task Force 77
Elks Honor Speaker At Past Presidents Dinner
Federal Judge William Hanry Atwell of Dallas addressed Amarillo Elks at the past presidents dinner, praising lodges and Elks National Foundation with a 3.5 million dollar fund. He noted his 82nd birthday as attendees sang. Prizes were given to Pray and Mrs. Pray, and Mrs. Hugh Exum received a citation for hospital support. The three day convention continues with a President's Ball tomorrow night.
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Elks
William Hanry Atwell
Dallas
Amarillo Lodge
Judge Atwell
Pray
W. A. “Poole
Powell
Amarillo
Hugh Exum
State Association
Exum
Elks Crippled Childrens Hospital
Elks Lodge
Construction of SHAPE near Versailles Forest
Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers in Europe is being built in the Forest of Marly close to the Versailles palace, a site near where the World War I peace treaty was signed, signaling postwar military planning.
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Supreme Headquarters
Allied Powers
Europe
Forest of
Marly
Palace of Versailles
Twin Brothers Both Majors Retain Military Careers
Maj. Michael J. Sullivan serves as air base group executive officer at Amarillo Air Force Base while his twin, Maj. William G. Sullivan, is a medical service station veterinarian at Fort Benning Georgia. Both brothers, raised in Chipley Georgia, studied ROTC at Auburn Alabama and were active in an honorary military college society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. Sullivan
Amarillo Air Force Base
William G. Sullivan
Fort Benning
Sullivan
Tyler
Chipley
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Auburn
Ala
Sullivan Twins
Honorary Military College Society
12 O'Clock Quotations From New York Stock Market
The Amarillo Merrill Lynch office provides closing quotes for air and chemical stocks, automakers, rail lines, and utilities. Names include American Can, Motorola, Pan Am, Consolidated Edison, and Union Pacific among many others with varied price markers and percentages. The list covers dozens of firms across sectors with emphasis on current trading values and notable movers.
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New York
Amarillo
Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner and Beane
Glenn Martin
Alaska Juneau
Maytag Co
Allegheny
Amer Smell
Earl Ae
Amer Steel
Nat Dairy Pro
Amer Tel-Tel
Natl Dept
Amer Tobacco
Natl Distillers
Amer Woolen
Natl Gypsum
Amer
Nati Steel Corp
Nat lv
Hilbatings
Pure Oil Co
Radio Corp
Chicago Corp
RK Pictures
Chip Ri&pac
Chrysler Corp
Beringtn
Climax Molyb
Re0 Motors
Republic Avia
Leis Clinton Foods
Republic Ae
Revere C&b
Colo Fuel Iron
Pell Drug
Columbia Gas
Poem
Columbia Car
Reynolds
Consol Vultee
Schenleyindu
Sears Roebuck
Leiber Rubber
ContinentOil
Copperweld
Shamrock Oil
Crucible Steel
Simmons Co
Ee — Sea
Curtis Publish
Curtiss Wright
Southern Pac ‘Distillers Corp
Southern Ry
Doehler-Jarvis
Sparks
Mlonat Sornot Aie
Ug Aircra
Spiegel Inc
BoRocharefist Stud
Besie
Astman
Eastern Airlin
Stand Oil NJ
Eaton Manus
Sterling Drug
Erie Railroad
Stewart Warn
Eversharp Inc
Stone & Webst
Foster Wheeler
Sunray Oil
Ruehaul Co
Sunshine Big
Swift & Co
Benen Foods
Ivan Elect
Tennessee Co
General Tire
Texas
Gillette Safety
Ulf
Gimble Bros
Glidden Co
Goodrich
Goodyear T&r
Gr North
Gureen
West Sugar
Seaman Gorega
Greyhound Co
TranWorld Air 22
Grumman_ Air
20Th Cent Fox
Gence
Tainetree i
Union A Heyden Chem
Union Pacific
Homestake Mi
United Aircrft
Oena
Ieee
Unite Arbon
Hudson Motor
United
Interlake Iron
Paramount
Nick 247
US Rubber Co
Warner Bros
V ‘T
Warren Petrol
Kennecott
Iresasa Oil
Paclede
Asit
Lockheed Aire
White Motors
Loew
Willys
Lone Star
Wilson & Co
Lone Bell
Wellworth Co
Lorillard Co
Youngs Sheet
Louis & Nashv
YoungstaStar
Mack Trucks
Zenith Radio
Curb Amer
Lone Star Gas
Am Super
Land&Expl
Praan Antes
Bellas Hess
Arma Corpor
Catalin Corp
Neeh See
Cessna Airlift
Northrop Avia
Claude Neon
Cosden Petrol
Pacific Petrol
CubanAir
PanCostal Oil
East Gas Fuel
Rantepec Oil
Solar Aircrft
Fairchild Eng
Sonotone Corp
Hazeltine Corp
Kaiser Fraser
Kingston Pr
Tex
Southern Union Gas
Chicago
Uhlmann Grain Co
Amarillo Defense Area designation rejected by agency
The Defense Production Administration refused to designate Amarillo a critical defense area. The chamber had sought relaxed credit controls to spur new rental housing for defense personnel. The Housing and Home Finance Agency said current and planned housing meets long term needs, and any relief would be temporary. The agency will periodically review the area if changes occur.
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Defense Production Administration
Amarillo
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
Rex B. Baxter
Chamber of Commerce
Ralph R. Kaul
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Kaul
Report Decline in Car Production
Detroit dispatch notes a weekly U S car and truck output of 145 719 units the second lowest five day total since February as Ward s Automotive reports. The pace equates to about 7 250 000 units annually the second best ever despite material restrictions and compares with 111 778 last week and 191 417 a year ago in 1951.
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Detroit
United States
Ward
RFC Reduces Tin Price To Industry In Washington
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation slashed seven cents from the price it sells tin to American industry. The new price of 1.29 dollars is about two cents under Singapore quotes, reflecting RFC aims to pressure producers. The agency halted foreign purchases and has lowered prices to U S users by a fraction in recent months.
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Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Singapore
RFC
Kansas City Livestock Market Report June 8
Cattle salable 200 calves and 50 of another class, market tests limited. Hogs salable 1,800 firming, 25 to 35 cents higher with good and choice 180-250 pounds at 21.50 to 22.00, larger weights 260-300 pounds 20.75 to 21.50, sows 17.25 to 19.00. Sheep 100, active, lambs 34.50 to 35.00, slaughter ewes around 19.00.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Chicago livestocks mixed prices steady to higher
Chicago livestock report from June 8 shows hogs at 7,000 head with gains on lighter pigs and slower demand for heavy hogs, cattle around 800 head with calves steady, steers and heifers $32.00 to $36.00, bulls $30.00 to $31.25, vealers $35.00 to $38.00, sheep 200 head with lambs $34.00 to $36.00 and slaughter ewes steady to weak. Financial note lists asset value at $2.4408 and offering price.
Dr Thomson a lifelong Presbyterian minister and scholar
Dr Thomson grew up on a college campus amid faculty homes and uncles among trustees. He studied Greek and Latin texts, read Hebrew daily with variations sought by his Bible. After graduation he served 35 years in Springfield Ohio and Fort Pierce Florida. He has four children and sails to California, 95 years old yet light as a feather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomson
Presbyterian Church
Springfield
Ohio
Fort Pierce
Fla
Henry
Charles
Unesco
Paris
Margaretta Woosley
Eagle Rock
Cal
Ray Gardner
Los Angeles
California
Missing children believed near Boulder mountains during search
Searchers combed boulder strewn mountain sides and canyons for two children who did not respond to calls overnight. Chief Roach voiced hope they huddled together to stay warm and slept. he warned they may be hungry and scared yet predicted they would be found soon.
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Roach
Sign Warns Drivers In River Grove Illinois
A luminous fluorescent sign with ultraviolet lighting warns motorists in River Grove, Illinois to slow down. The flashing warning aims to improve traffic safety in the suburb near Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
W.P
River Grove
Ill
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Buchanan
Buthker’s
Panhandle Floral
West 15Th Ave
Llano
Mrs. Dinan
C.E. McHenry
Meat Plant
Globe-News
Price Boss
H. 8. Rubenstein
State Elks Association
Teeter Eeene
Radeqahene S&s
Dr. Thomson
Underwood Sales
Harrison
Ise Vision
Dr. C. T. Shropshire
Ellis Carp
Optometrists
Polk
Kryptok
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