Plains Creamery Named Manufacturer of the Week
The Plains Creamery started as a dairy in 1932 and now runs a two story plant at 118 Taylor employing 75. J Lindsay Nunn presides with A F Madison as VP and GM and G D Bowie as secretary treasurer. The firm operates processing and distribution plants in Pampa Borger and Arnett Oklahoma with production including milk buttermilk cottage cheese butter chocolate milk and orange juice.
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The
Plains Creamery
Polk Street
Southwestern Public Service Co
J. Lindsay Nunn
A. F. Madison
G. D. Bowie
Taylor
Pampa
Borger
Arnett
Okla
Sun Ray
Etter
Dumas
Canyon
Tulsa
William A White Dies in Hospital
William Allen White, seven years old, son of Mrs Emma White of 707 North Grant, died this morning at Northwest Texas Hospital at 10 45 oclock. Survived by his father Don C White and his mother plus two siblings.
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William Allen White
Emma White
North Grant
Northwest Texas Hospital
Don C. White
White siblings and Amarillo family noted in brief obituary
Brothers Roy White and Don C White Jr and sisters Velma White and Mary Lou White of Amarillo mourn a relative whose body is in state at Boxwell Brothers. Funeral arrangements have not been completed. A separate report notes a woman was forced into a culvert by a passing car while driving a 1940 Chevrolet northbound. The Veterans Administration plans a $448 million hospital project requiring 70 000 man years of labor by building tradesmen.
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Roy White
Don C. White, Jr
Velma White
Mary Lou White
Amarillo
Boxwell Brothers
Veterans Administration
Borger Woman Hurt When Car Overturns
Borger resident Mrs. Lee Ingragn suffered a fractured kneecap and minor head cuts when the car she was driving overturned in a ditch 16 miles south of Canyon at 2 30 this morning. She was taken to Neblett Hospital by Griggs Warren ambulance. her husband and two young sons were uninjured.
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Lee Ingragn
Borger
Canyon
Neblett Hospital
Griggs-Warren
Ingram
Baruch outlines global atomic control plan
In a proposal for an international atomic development authority Baruch calls for managerial control of dangerous atomic energy activities, licensing of all related work, and a mission to foster beneficial uses while leading in research. He also proposes penalties for illegal possession, interference with the authority, and unauthorized dangerous projects.
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Baruch
International Atomic Development Authority
U S Seeks Formula for Admission of 100000 Jews to Palestine
President Truman said the United States presses for admitting 100000 Jewish refugees to Palestine and is coordinating with Britain. A special cabinet committee including Byrnes Patterson and Snyder will send a delegation to England to work out the immigration issues.
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Washington
United States
Palestine
Truman
Britain
Byrnes, Patterson
Snyder
England
Christian Science Sunday Lesson Theme on God as Preserver
The June 16 lesson in Christian Science Churches centers on God the Preserver of Man with Psalms 40 11 and 121 7 as key texts. It cites Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health noting the link between lesser and greater ideas and protection from evil. Also notes South Mountain Park near Phoenix as the nation’s largest municipal park and San Francisco Bay Bridge uses ceramic tiles as lane markers.
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Christian Science
God
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
South Mountain Park
Phoenix
Ariz
San Francisco Bay Bridge
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