Air Force Nears Draft Stage as Volunteer Shortfall Grows
Washington reports the Air Force may need to draft to meet its June 30 manpower goal of 850,000 after a sharp drop in volunteers. January 56,000 volunteers fell to 11,000 in May, while Army and Navy volunteer figures also declined. Officials warn a continuing volunteer shortage could force conscription and deter reliable enlistments.
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Air Force
Army
Navy
Marines
Marine
Secretary of the Army
Pace
Marine Corps
Corps
Youth reports missing desert trekker found in Texas
Elusive 15 year old David McCarter from Ontario California appeared in Bonham Texas claiming he had been there since Saturday. He said he wrecked his truck near Buckeye Arizona on his way to Lawton Oklahoma to find his father and rode buses to Bonham where he located his father Clarence Ray McCarter within an hour. He bore bruises but was otherwise unhurt.
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David McCarter
Ontario
Cal
Buckeye
Ariz
Lawton
Okla
Clarence Ray McCarter
Young McCarter
Texas
Vernon
McCarters
California
Eugene Abell
Arizona Des
Search Ends As McCarter Seen Boarding Bus Out Of State
Abell reported McCarter disappeared after the wreck. When Abell was found he showed hunger thirst and shock and had lost 50 pounds in three days in the desert. The Maricopa County sheriff called off the search after a youth fitting his description boarded a bus for Oklahoma City.
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Abell
Maricopa County
Medics Speak on Fatness and Future of Medicine
At the AMA meeting in Atlantic City Dr Donald B Armstrong and Metropolitan Life researchers describe fatness as a subtle hazard shortening life and speeding certain diseases. Other doctors discuss human survival, transplant prep, and a new lay advisory committee for medical problems and needs of the American people.
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Atlantic City
American Medical Association
Donald B. Armstrong
R. R. Spencer
M. B. Melroy
National Cancer Institute
Bethesda
Navy
Preston C. Iverson
Pennsylvania Hospital
Philadelphia
AMA
Reds Attorneys Granted Stay
New York June 12 The US Court of Appeals granted a temporary stay until June 20 for six defense lawyers sentenced to jail for contempt during the trial of 11 Communist leaders. The six are Harry Sacher Richard F. Gladston Eugene Dennis George W Crockett Abraham Isserman and Louis F McCabe. Dennis acted as his own counsel.
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New York
US Court of Appeals
US Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Harry Sacher
Richard F. Gladston
Eugene Dennis
George W. Crockett
Abraham Isserman
Louis F. McCabe
Dennis
Rayburn laments excess talk as Texans crave action
Speaker Rayburn, back from a ten day North Texas tour, said Texas people believe Washington is talking too much. He claimed the public sees ongoing investigations and wants lawmakers to shift to legislating. He did not specify which Texans he spoke for.
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Washington
Rayburn
Texas
Chickens Susceptible to Air Sickness When Airlifted
A note highlights that chickens suffer air sickness if transported by airplane. The observation underscores potential welfare concerns for poultry in air conveyance and how stress factors may affect health during flight.
Amarillo Marine Killed in Korea Named Ted R Bones Jr
An Amarillo Marine Corps casualty in Korea is 21 year old Ted R Bones Jr son of Mr and Mrs Ted R Bones Sr of 1611 Polk and husband of Mary Lou Bones He was killed June 8 while with the First Marine Division after being recalled Aug 30 1950 He had served 1946 to 1949 and in China Survivors include his parents his wife a 10 month old son a sister two aunts and uncles The elder Bones is a linotype operator for the Amarillo Times
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Korea
Ted R. Bones, Jr
Ted R. Bones
Polk
Mary Lou Bones
Young Bones
Marine Corps
First
Marine Division
Marines
China
Pohang
Bones
Navy
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Amarillo Times
O. L. Jenkins
North Western
A. M. Hilburn
Jackson
Percy Bones
West Tenth
Man Charged With Draft Evasion Held in Potter Jail
Harvey Anthony Rose, 21, of Tulsa, faces federal charges for violating the Selective Service Act. He is accused of using a fictitious name when registering and is jailed in Potter County in lieu of a $500 bond after arraignment before the U S commissioner.
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Harvey Anthony Rose
Potter County
Rose
Tulsa
Martin Appeal Is Passed Over
Jan Martin appeal from city court to Potter County Court was continued to the August term after the original vagrancy case record was found incomplete. She was fined $100 in corporation court months ago. County Judge Gene Jordan ordered the case passed pending receipt of the original complaint or a certified copy. The defendant is represented by Billy Cuiwell.
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Jan Martin
Potter County
Corporation
Gene Jordan
Jordan
Billy Cuiwell
Jackson Street Closure Requested for Warehouse Project
J L McCormick owner of property along Jackson Street has applied to the city commission to close Jackson Street between Second Avenue and the Fort Worth and Denver Railroad. The request, connected to plans for a warehouse building, was to be considered at today’s regular city commission meeting.
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Jackson Street
Second Avenue
Fort Worth & Denver Railroad
City Commission
J. L. McCormick
Riley Held on Check Charges in Potter County Jail
W. W. Riley of Borger is jailed on worth less check charges after allegedly passing a $15 check to J. J. Brown at the Put and Take Grocery at Seventeenth and Buchanan. He has not been arraigned.
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W. W. Riley
Borger
Potter County
Riley
J. J. Brown
Seventeenth
Buchanan
Testify Cohen Wears $50 Ties at Tax Case
In Los Angeles on June 12 Mickey Cohen slept in federal court as spectators heard how the gambler spent $50 on neckties. A parade of tradesmen testified Cohen’s fondness for expensive haberdashery while his tax evasion trial enters its second week.
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Los Angeles
Mickey Cohen
Cohen
William A. Fitzgerald
A. Sulka
New York
Harberdasher
Lavonne
Bugsy Siegel
Hooky Rothman
Arthur Hodkins
Jake Coplin
San Francisco
Marian Martin Pattern 9227 for Teeners Summer Wardrobe
Marian Martin promotes pattern 9227 for Teenage sizes 10 12 14 16 with a bared top flared skirt and scallopy cape for July 4th events. Includes yardage 3% yards 35 inch fabric and 15s yards contrast plus a Sew Chart. Send thirty cents for pattern and twenty cents for the Marian Martin Summer Pattern Book to Amarillo Globe News New York address.
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Marian Martin
Amarillo Globe News
West 18Th St
New York
N.Y
Children of pastor named in fire incident report
The statement lists Ralph Baties as pastor of the Nazarene Church and names his children Carroll Sue ten Dale seven and Billy eight. It notes truck driver Luke Stens suffered a back injury and cites fumes in a gasoline tank ignited by a match cigarette. Also mentions Chile’s geography.
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the Nazarene Church
Carroll Sue
Dale
Billy
Luke Stens
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