Burglars Have Busy Weekend In Amarillo
Police report a week end of burglaries and thefts across Amarillo. Magnolia Petroleum warehouse safe cracked with no loot found, cigars and soft drink machines disturbed. A calves theft at G A LaGrone home. 18 month old red heifer stolen. Tires and tools stolen from Oscar Purcell’s car. Brooks Drug Store break failed. Distributors offices ransacked. Beasley alarm triggered. Automobile tire and wheel stolen from Guy Bell. fuel spilled from kerosene storage hose at Fred's Roofing. Thieves took 20 cases of soft drink bottles from Thompson Park pool valued at about 10 dollars.
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Magnolia Petroleum Company
G. A. LaGrone
Arthur
LaGrone
Oscar Purcell
Lipscomb
Purcells
Brooks Drug Store
Polk
Beasley
Blackwell Distributors
Washington
Guy Bell
van Buren
Fred’s
North Harrison
Thompson Park
Edwin L. Gaddis Funeral Held In Memorial Park
Funeral services for Sergeant Edwin Loyal Gaddis were held at 1 p m in Blackburn Shaw Memorial Chapel with Rev Hubert Thomson officiating Burial followed in Memorial Park Cemetery He was stationed at March Air Force Base California where he died He had served in the Pacific for 16 months contracted malaria and had later been in the Bahama Islands Puerto Rico and Panama Survivors include his parents and a sister
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Herbert Scott
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Lamar
March Air Force Base
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Miss Erdman Begins Midwest Speaking Tour
Miss Laula Grace Erdman, Canyon novelist, leaves for a midwestern speaking tour with first stop at Southeastern State College in Durant Oklahoma. She next performs in Moberly Missouri and will speak at the Theta Sigma Phi national journalism sorority convention in Kansas City Missouri on June 30 as Matrix Table speaker.
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National Theta Sigma Phi Sorority
Pleads Guilty to Drunk Driving in Potter County Court
Lawrence V. Winfield aged 33 of 610 East Second pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated in Potter County Court this morning. He was fined 150 dollars and sentenced to 10 days in jail. Winfield was arrested after a traffic accident at Second and Buchanan yesterday.
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East Second
Potter County
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Second
Buchanan
Pennsylvania Coal Share Reported At About A Quarter
It is estimated that about 24 percent of all coal mined in America comes from Pennsylvania, highlighting the state’s significant role in national energy production and regional mining activity.
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America
Pennsylvania
Local Trailer Sales Advertises New and Used Units
A 1951 to 1950 trailer dealer lineup lists 2 bedroom and 3 bedroom models from M System Nashaw and Schulz with prices ranging from 1500 to 4950 dollars. Henderson Trailer Sales and Plains Trailer Sales quote low payments and close proximity to city routes. Also offered are rental units 70 dollars monthly and a vacant upstairs four room apartment.
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Nashaw
Henderson
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Schulz
Schult
Plains
City
DeGaullist Gains Put Reds in the Back Seat
Paris reports Gen. De Gaulle’s third force leads in France’s national assembly as the DeGaullists, allied parties and the Communists vie for power. Vote totals show DeGaullists 20.84 percent, Communists 25.76 percent. government coalition seeks a workable cabinet amid fears of civil strife.
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Rally of the
New Air Base Dental Surgeon Arrives in Amarillo
Col. William W. Franklin arrives as Amarillo Air Force Base dental surgeon after serving as chief of dental service with an Army hospital in Europe and later as officer in charge of the Lackland AFB dental clinic. He is a former dentistry instructor at Ohio State University and will live at 1707 North Julian with his wife Lucille and two sons James and John.
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William W. Franklin
Amarillo
Army Medical Corps
Washington
North Julian
Lucille
James
John
Mrs. Effie Snodgrass Dies in St. Anthony Hospital
Mrs. Effie Belle Snodgrass 69 of Cherokee Oklahoma died last night at 10 45 in St Anthony s Hospital after a week s illness She came to visit daughter Mrs George W Hayden 3817 North East Fourteenth She had lived in Cherokee 26 years widow of Frank Snodgrass who died in 1924 She belonged to First Christian Church and the Rebekahs Survivors include two sons W A Snodgrass and Clifford Snodgrass both of Cherokee four brothers L E Peterson W A Peterson Cherokee D B Peterson Aline and John R Peterson Huntington Cal three sisters Mrs Anna Lea Hood Stockton Cal Mrs Abe Woods San Diego and Mrs Roy Hale Cherokee funeral arrangements by N S Griggs and Sons.
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Cherokee
Okla
St. Anthony's Hospital
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North East Fourteenth
Frank Snodgrass
First Christian
Abe Woods
San Diego
Roy Hale
N. S. Griggs and Sons
Webster and Crane Manuscripts Acquired by Dartmouth Library
The Dartmouth College Library has acquired an important collection of letters and manuscripts of Daniel Webster. Another outstanding addition is a Stephen Crane collection donated by George Matthew Adams, a New York bibliophile.
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Daniel Webster
Stephen Crane
George Matthew Adams
New York
Living German Soldier Emerges From WWII Food Bunker
Six German soldiers hid in a sealed Wehrmacht food warehouse near Gdynia after retreating Germans blew the entrance. Two survived six years in darkness, aided by candles and liquor, while four died. A 32 year old Berliner sought hospital care for blindness from entombment.
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Poland
Gdynia
Predicted House Fight Over Extending 1950 Controls
Rep. Walter Rogers of Pampa foresees a tight vote in Congress on extending the Defense Production Act controls. He warns against licensing all businesses and central bureaucratic power, condemns regimentation, and vows to fight to the finish. He also notes lobbying inquiries and stresses listening to his district, while commenting on the St Lawrence Seaway financing and related pork barrel concerns.
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Pampa
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Panhandle
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T. Spector
City Pipe & Junk Company
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van Buren Streets
Amarillo
Potter County
Texas
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Massachusetts
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George B. B
Allred Appointed As Deputy Sheriff
Potter County Commissioners Court approved the deputy sheriff appointment of R. M. Allred replacing resigning O. N. Harkness. Allred, a veteran officer, previously served as Ran dall County deputy and was a night police captain here. The court also authorized a new two way radio for Juvenile Officer Jack Grant's car.
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Potter County
Fashion adviser at Junkin store to aid customers
Miss Helen Ryan, fashion adviser for the Butterrick Company of New York, visits Junkin Dry Goods Co. at 408 Polk to offer over the counter style guidance. She plans to remain through tomorrow, assisting shoppers with fashion and fabric advice.
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Butterrick Company, Inc
New York
Junkin Dry Goods Co
Polk
Junkirfs
Peppermint Experiment Grows in Leixlip Ireland 1950
An acre of peppermint was grown in Leixlip Eire in 1950 as an experimental crop and the distilled oil quickly found a ready market in England, illustrating early horticultural research with commercial promise.
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Eire
England
Pan American Strike Settled Ends at New York Airports
Pan American World Airways restored normal Atlantic service as 1,000 CIO Transport Workers returned to work after a strike over the firing of 89 mechanics at Idlewild and LaGuardia. The company would move workers to Miami and Brownsville, with severance and moving expenses offered to those declining new posts.
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Here
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Dolphin birth size relative to parent
A dolphin is born at about one fourth the size of its mother or parent. This fact highlights neonatal development in cetaceans and sets a baseline for growth expectations in early life. The statistic emphasizes the sudden scale difference between newborns and their maternal line.
Dominican Republic Sets 48 Hour Work Week Rule
The Dominican Republic establishes a 48 hour work week at eight hours daily with 30 percent overtime. Workers receive the same pay for eight hours as previously earned for twelve hours, reflecting a shift in compensation for reduced hours.
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Dominican Republic
Halter Style C7229 Pattern Ad for Skirts
Top day or evening skirts with halter wrap and back ties. Transfer pattern C7229 available in sizes 32 34 36 38. Send twenty five cents to Amarillo Globe News Household Arts Dept New York 11 NY for pattern and order details. Also a notice about the 1951 Alice Brooks Needlework catalog offering crochet knitting embroidery illustrations.
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