Local Obituaries in Memorial Chapel Notices
Obituaries and death notices for multiple individuals including Ake Loyalty Peake 75 of Lincoln, W L Peake, W A Smith Sr 62, Jeanne Suzanne Martin 54, William H Powell 44, Fienn W Feener 2, Wells Osborne Stephens 63, and Lewis Van Dorn Wallace 82. Notices include ages, addresses, spouses, children, and service details with Memorial Chapel and Blackburn Shaw as the service providers. Several entries indicate pending services or burials, with locations in Chanute Kansas and associated family relations.
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Ake Loyalty Peake
Lincoln
Dorothy Kanian
W. L. Peake
D. D
Ahs Vv
Avini
Menmorial Chapel
Liano. Smith
Ee W. A. Smith, Sr
Weat
Elsie
W. A. Jr
Claude
Frank
Jerry
Agnes Hale
Ida Mae John- Petae
Kay Smith
Martin
Jeanne Suzanne Martin
van Buren
William FP
James L
Matthieu Martial
Delphine Scheer
Blackburn Shaw Powell
William H
Jackson
Bunday
Francena
W H. Richmen
H E Powel
S. M
J. BE. Co
Ed. Banks
J. R. Hinkle
Chanute Kansas
Eflener Fienn W
Johnson
Roger R
Roger Linden
Randson
L. Feener
Robert A. Reynolds
Arthur
Liano Stephens Wells Osborne Stephens
Washington
Bertha E
Estelle
Wells Stephens
Verry
Kendra
Blackburn-Shaw
Wallace Lewis van Dorn Wallace
West
Alvaretta
Frances Blood
Lillie McConnell
Liano
Campbell Thomas L Campbell 66 obituary note
Campbell Thomas L Campbell 66 of Bivins Coldwater Ranch died Saturday. He was father of Charles H and grandfather of Janet Sue, brother of Mrs Grace Sherrell, Mrs Marry Gandy and Mrs McGinnis. Service 4 PM Monday Griggs Pioneer Chapel Crane Walter L Crane 71 of 2500 Taylor died Saturday. Survived by wife and children Mrs John Lewis, Mrs A H agner, Mrs L R Scott, Mrs Jeff Mitchell, Miss Ella Crancohn and Frank, five grandchildren. Service 2 PM Monday Grigas Pioneer.
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Campbell Thomas L. Campbell
Bivins Coldwater Ranch
Charles H
Janet Sue
Grace Sherrell
Marry Gandy
McGinnis
Griggs Pioneer Chapel
Crane Walter L. Crane
Taylor
John Lewis
A. Hagner
L. R. Scott
Jeff Mitchell
Ella Crancohn
Frank
Grigas Pioneer
Plead Guilty to Theft of Onions
Two Dallas brothers Roy W. Sherrill and L. J. Sherrill pleaded guilty in corporation court to theft of a sack of onions from McCartt's Super Market on North Fillmore. Each was fined $25. Their 16 year old nephew was questioned and released. Officers said they arrived from Dallas with a trailer of onions and were selling them. a store attendant reported the theft.
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Dallas
Roy W. Sherrill
L. J. Sherrill
McCartt
Super Market
North Fillmore
Danish Firm Seeks US Market for Frozen Fish Filets
A Danish company plans to enter the United States market with frozen fish filets. The move targets consumer demand for convenient seafood products and leverages Denmark’s seafood industry strengths.
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United States
12 O'Clock Quotations From Merrill Lynch Stock Quotes
The Amarillo Merrill Lynch office reports New York stock market quotations across many issuers including Air Reducta Lorillard Allegheny Ludlum Mack Trucks Allied Chem Gien L Martin Allied Stores Minn Moline Amer Can and more. The list shows varied percent changes and odd lots with numerous cross references to companies, commodities, and market figures.
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New York
Amarillo
Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner & Beane
Air Reducta
Lorillard Co
Allegheny Crip
Louis & Nachy
Alleghny Lud
Mack Trucks
Allied Chem
Gien L Martin
Allied Stores
Meytag Co
Allis Chalmrs
MidCont Petro
Aimer Aixviines
Minn Moline
Amer Can
Amer Car&Fd
Montem Ward
Amer Locom
AmerNat Gas
Mueller Brass
Murray Corp
Nash Kelvintz
AmerHomePr
Amer
Natl Can Corp Bip
AmTel&Telg
Amer Woolen
Amer Zinc Iis
Natl Distillers
Nati SteelCorp
Armco Steel
Nati Supply
Armour & Co
Natomas Co
Achiand Ol
Iny Central
Assoc
North Am Avia
Archtp&sp
North Nat Gas
Avco
North Pac RR
Baldwin Loco
Qhio Edison
Balt & Onto
Onio Ol Co
Bendix Avita
Oliver Corp
Best Foods
Packard Motor
Bethlehm
Pan AmAirwys
Bian Knox
Pan East Pipe
E W Bliss Co
Pan ProdéReti
Boeng
Paramount Co
John Alumin
Parke Davis
Borden
Peabody Coal
Borg-Warner
J C Penney
Braniff Air
Penn RR
Bridge Brass
Pepsi-Cola Co
Briggs Manus
Phelps-Dodge
Bucyrus Erie
Philco Corp
Phillip Morris
Boroughs Ad
Phillips Petroth Butler Bros
Plymouth
OM It
CanadabryGo
Proc & Gam
CanadiarPac
Pullman Inc
C Carrier Corp
Ches & Ohio
Republie Bee
Ui Chicago Corp
Chao Ri&Pac
Reynolds
Chrysler
Richfield Oil
Lifeway Stores
Joseph Lad
Ig Oil
Jane Co
P-Ricci
Curtis Publish
South
Curtiss Wright
Sale
Decca Records
South Ry Co
Deere & Co
Sperry Corp
Distillers Corp
Spiegel Incia
Doehler-Jarvis
Square D Co
Dome Mines
Doug Aircraft
Dow Chemical
DuPont de Ne
jStand
Eagle-Picher
Fastman Rod
Isterling Drug
Eastern Airlin
Stewart War
Faton Manus
Stone Web
Ella Ore
Studebaker
Erie Railroad
Sunray Oil Co
Eversharp Inc
Firth Carpet
Swift & Co
Flintkote Co
Dt RT
Foster Wheeler
Sylvan Elect i
Tennessee Co
Fruehauf Co
Gair Co
Telautograph
Texas Co
General Elect
General Foods
General Motor
Tex Pac Coal
General Tire
Tex Pac Law
Tidewater Oi
Gillette Safety
Gimble Bros
Tim Det Axle
Glidden Co
Time Roller
Goodall-Sans
Transm Corp
F Goodrich
TranWild Air
Goodyear T&r
20Th Cen Fox
Gr North Pfd
Union Carb
Greyhound Op
United Alrernose
Greyhoun Rere Ae
Airln
Corp
Unorp
Halliburton
Unit Gas Co
Eyden Chem
Merch
Omestake
Howe
Sornibe Perary
Hudson Motor
Lus Maetas i
Central
US Steel Cor
Ey Copper
Kennecott Cop
Westh
Laclede Gas
Lehild
Willys Over
Libby McNeil
Wilson & Co
Lion
Woolworth Co
Loew's Inc
Lone Star
Lone Bell
iZenith
CURB
Maracb
Kaiser Fraser
Ark
Nat Gas
Kingston Pr
Burma Corp
Sai
Lone Star Gas
Cessna Airer
iLand
Claude Neon
Na Bellas Hess
Cosden Pet
Nat Fuel Gas
Crown Drue
Northrop Avia
Pacific Pet
Bisccess
Texas Gas Tr
Southern Union Gas
Rogers Fights Back Against Meat Rollback Compromise
In Amarillo the Washington newsletter cites Rep. Walter Rogers criticizing a meat price rollback compromise as appeasement. He argues the rollback benefits big packers, rejects calls for more controls, and warns Congress will resist broad social legislation. He praises House effort under Rules Committee and stresses accountability to taxpayers.
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Walter Rogers
Washington
Rogers
Amarillony
Len, Sparkman
Alabama
Toby Morris
Oklahoma
Chase Going Woodhouse
OPS
82Nd Congress
Congress
Percy Priest
Tennessee
House
Rules Committee
Rules
FEPC
UN air forces hit eight Red air fields in Korea raid
Sunday sorties total 900 as UN planes raided eight air fields. US cruiser Helena fired its 10,000th shell toward Red targets near Songjin with destroyers Bradford and Cunningham, a three day bombardment. American patrols found Chorwon largely deserted. one Chinese dead, three captured. Five hundred Korean civilians cheered as troops pursued Chinese soldiers.
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Korea
Isthmus
Red
Helena
Bradford
Cunningham
Songjin
38Th Parallel
Chorwon
Weather continues with heavy storms across the plains
A storm system dumped up to 12 inches of hail in places and 1.41 inches of rain near Lubbock while Amarillo saw a trace. Reports from Grover to Gruver noted roofs and windows damaged by hail. Many towns logged varying precipitation with Tulsa and Beaver, Oklahoma, recording notable amounts. Temperatures to rise to the upper 70s with more thundershowers forecast for today and tonight and again Tuesday.
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Lubbock
Clayton
Grover
Gruver
Amarillo
Childress
Clarendon
Dalhart
Dimmitt
Follett
Perryton
Hereford
Plainview
Shamrock
Spearman
Stratford
Miami
Beaver
Okla
Buffalo
Tulsa
Mercury
Peace talks eyed as UN allies seek Korea settlement
A United Nations statement on general terms for ending the Korea fighting may unfold as allies press for a settlement. Chinese Communist forces, weakened by heavy losses, could be receptive to a proposed halt. Observers note Peiping’s English broadcast seeking more arms, hinting at continued war into 1952.
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Korea
United Nations
Peiping
Russia
Red China
Negro Elks Name State Officers
The 27th annual Texas State Association of Negro Elks ended a three day meeting in Wichita Falls with elections. M. H. Hadnot of Beaumont was chosen president, J. C. Collin of Dallas secretary, and J. E. Coleman of Galveston treasurer.
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Wichita Falls
Texas State Association of Negro Elks
M. H. Hadnot
Beaumont
J. C. Collin
Dallas
J. E. Coleman
Galveston
Electric motors comprise over 150 parts on average
The article notes that the typical small electric motor includes more than 150 individual components, illustrating the complexity behind everyday motorized devices and the precision required in manufacturing and assembly processes.
Desert search for missing 15 year old boy near Buckeye
Rescue teams including air and ground units search the desert around Buckeye Arizona for David McCarter 15 of Ontario California missing since a truck crash that injured him and left companion Eugene Abeil 14 to survive with little water or food. Eugene was found by a motorist after two days. two planes four carloads and a 35 man mounted posse will continue the search at dawn.
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Buckeye
Ariz
Here
David McCarter
Ontario
Cal
Eugene Abeil
David
Eugene
Five Dead In Plane Wreck Near Stringtown Oklahoma
A Dallas pilot Douglas Wagner and four Camp Hood soldiers died when their two engine plane crashed June 2 near the Kiamichi mountains. Flooded creeks hindered recovery. bodies burned beyond recognition. Civil Air Patrol found the wreck, flight from Dallas to Dubuque refueled at Durant. Six bodies were located. one to Atoka, others to Sherman.
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Stringtown
Okla
Dallas
Kiamichi
Here
Civil Air Patrol
Dubuque
Iowa
Durant
Douglas Wagner
Camp Hood
Tex
Atoka
Sherman, Tex
Berle Show Raises Million for Charity
New York June 11 Milton Berle televised a 22 hour charity marathon raising 1 127 211 dollars for the Damon Runyon cancer fund. He shed nine pounds and changed costumes six times while taking about 2 000 calls. Nine models and many volunteers aided the telethon as scores of celebrities kept the program on air.
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New York
Milton Berle
Damon Runyon
Berle
Train Derailment Injures 26 In Indiana
Twenty six people were injured yesterday when eleven cars of the New York Central Knickerbocker passenger train derailed near Muncie Indiana. Most were treated and released after first aid. Crews work to restore the right of way as a wheel on the left rear unit failed, causing the twin diesel locomotive to plunge off the track. The train was en route from New York City to St Louis.
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Muncie
Ind
New York Central Railroad
New York City
St. Louis
Air Secretary Arrives in Tokyo
US Air Secretary Thomas K. Finletter lands in Tokyo from Okinawa on a tour of air force stations. He tells reporters not to read significance into the visit and jokes he has no Washington news after 10 days away. He plans to visit Korea, time undetermined, staying about a week.
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Tokyo
Thomas K. Finletter
Okinawa
Washington
Finletter
Korea
Cattle Prices Lift Packers Amid Kill Declines
Market chatter from Pinkney Packing and Amarillo Packing officials notes beef prices at four dollars above packer break even. Pinkney killed 59 cattle last week, about 25 percent of normal. futures for this week uncertain as hogs may be slaughtered. Sides Fruit Co. rep says demand shifts to produce. A Wilson contact claims Oklahoma City slaughtered 28 cattle last week, hinting at a possible move toward vegetarian trends.
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Harry M. Faulkner
Pinkney Packing
Pinkney
Faulkner
Emmett Husband
Amarillo Packing Co
Husband
Sides Fruit Co
Wilson
Oklahoma City
Wedemeyer Warns Against Separate Blockade Plans
General Wedemeyer says a premature truce with Soviet Russia would be a psychological defeat and pushes for a UN supported naval blockade of Red China coast. He notes if allies refuse, the US might act alone to enforce the blockade.
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Newappers
Russia
MacArthur
Wedemeyer Says Bombing Manchurian Bases Approved
Wedemeyer confirms to Senator Saltonstall that bombing Manchurian bases would have been allowed even if it involved action with another country. The exchange centers on war authority and international involvement.
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Wedemeyer
Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Marshall forecasts difficult China stance in Korea conflict
US Defense Secretary George C Marshall said China faces a hard situation, with peace moves unlikely without Red concessions. He spoke after a surprise Tokyo visit, noting no new Allied instructions and that Korea could not see a quick end while noting Chinese withdrawals from a triangle.
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George C Marshall
Tokyo
Loncon
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