Coffman and Enoch Rites Noted in Enos and Mule Shoe
Thomas Walter Coffman 72 of Mule Shoe dies Saturday married to Fannie father of Clyde Claude Charles Clarence Carl Chester and several daughters and 23 grandchildren plus eight great grandchildren services set for Monday at First Baptist Church in Enos Texas George Thomas Enoch 71 of 108 West with dies Sunday husband of Stella brother to several siblings services pending Robinson Thomas Chesney 67 of River Road dies Sunday husband of Sallie father of Thomas Jr James A Mary White Sallie J Robinson grandfather to Barry and Mary Katherine Robinson brother to multiple relatives services pending
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Coffman
Thomas Walter Coffman
Muleshoe
Fannie
Clyde
Claude Charles
Clarence Carl
Chester
Gracie Swanner
George Henerson
J. D. Bayless
Reyunningham
First Baptist Church
Enochs
Texas
Enoch George Thomas Enoch
Westith
Stella
W. J
Harvey
Austin
H G
Alice Beadles
Lula Porterfield
Maggie McMillan
Robinson Thomas Chesney Robinson
River Road
Sallie
Thomas C. Jr
James A
Mary White
Sallie J. Robinson
Barry Robinson
Mary Katherine Robinson
George McDonald
Mises
C. Robinson
J. A. Brannan
Bilbro Robinson
Edwin M
Blanchard Ettie Blanchard 82 Dies. Services Planned
Blanchard Ettie Blanchard 82 of 4240 13th died Friday. Mother of Mrs Carrool John G Thornton Col C, sister of H Banksey. Services 2 to 7 PM Monday at First Presby. Mandus An Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs E Mandusano of 1709 Arthur. Grave side services 11 AM Monday Liano Cemetery.
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Blanchard Re
Ettie Blanchare
Carrool
John G
Randall Sheriff Draws Opponent in Primary Filing
Randall County Sheriff M E Cantrell drew opponent L B Johnston in the Democratic Primary filing deadline. Johnston, a former county commissioner, ran against Cantrell two years ago. Mrs Ethel Mullins filed for district clerk amid talk of separating county and district offices. County Democratic chairman Clyde Warwick said the executive committee would meet at 2 30 this afternoon to discuss Mullins filing.
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Mullins
Israel funds large low cost housing in Haifa and Tel Aviv
Israel plans substantial funding for affordable housing in Haifa and Tel Aviv. The program aims to boost supply, support construction, and ease housing costs for residents in the two cities. The move involves government backing and policy measures to accelerate development.
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Israel
Haifa
Tel-Aviv
Cowman's cattle ranch with 650 cows near Miles City
All year range property offers 500 acres farm and hayland with river water and 650 good 3 year old cows with calf crop. 15 000 deeded acres plus 40 000 leased from federal government all fenced near Miles City 50 miles away. Modern 6 room house bunk house camps horses and complete equipment and hay stacks. Priced at 325 000 with owner terms.
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Miles City
Fed. Gov
Stock market blotter and Kansas City livestock roundup
The Amarillo office lists closing quotes across many firms and commodities with varied gains and losses. In Kansas City, cattle and hog markets show steady to lower trends, with fed cattle around 30 dollars and hogs uneven, while lambs remain active with steady to slightly lower bids.
Chicago live stock market report June purchase prices
Chicago livestock figures show hogs at 9 000 head, gains of 25 to 50 cents on key classes, with sows and butchers pushing prices. Cattle 12 000 head and calves 500, with steadier to slower movement past 1 000 pounds, ranges listed for fed steers, yearlings, heifers and cows. Sheep 1 000 head, spring lambs scarce, prices rising slightly on slaughter lambs. Financial note shows Liquidating fund price at 2.35.
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Kansas City
Texas
Chicago
American and British Officials Hope Vogeler Release Soon
Robert Vogeler and British associate Edgar Sanders may be freed soon from a Hungarian prison amid ongoing Anglo American negotiations. Vogeler, ITT executive, and Sanders were sentenced for espionage and sabotage, with sources noting a favorable trend though no confirmation of imminent release.
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Austria
Robert Vogeler
Hungary
Vogeler
International Telephone and Telegraph Company
Edgar Sanders
London
Sanders
US Legation
Lucille Vogeler
Budapest
Telem
Roy Cope Dies At Quanah Home
Roy Cope formerly of Amarillo died at 10 o'clock last night at his Quanah home after a heart attack. He moved from Amarillo about a year ago and lived at the Herring Hotel. He worked with Armco Drainage and Metal Products Co and had been in ill health, staying in Veterans Hospital for weeks. Funeral services are set for 2 PM tomorrow in Quanah.
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Roy Cope
Amarillo
Quanah
Mr. Cope
Herring Hotel
Armco Drainage and Metal Products Company
Veterans Hospital
Police Chief Back From Convention Retiring Texas leader
Chief Sid Harper returned from the Texas Police Association state convention in San Antonio where he retires as president. He is succeeded by Dallas Chief Carl Harrison, while Amarillo Chief moves to the association's executive board. Detective J L King from Amarillo remains on vacation touring the state by car.
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Texas Police Association
San Antonio
Harper
Carl Harrison
Dallas
Rancher’s Body Hangs From Tree in Trickham
Brownwood, June 19. The body of Millard Fillmore Stearns, 54, was found hanging from a tree near his trailer home in Trickham, Brown County. A former rancher, he lived there 46 years. A note to his daughter Mrs. Doris Laughlin was found in the trailer.
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Brownwood
Millard Fillmore Stearns
Brown County
Trickham
Stearns
Doris Laughlin
Painter Killed by Electric Shock at Love Field Scaffold
Dallas reports Leo Richards a 35 year old painter and employee of a paint contractor was electrocuted when a metal scaffold he helped carry touched a 2,400 volt power line near Braniff International Airway hangar at Love Field. Four coworkers escaped with minor shocks as the scaffold rose about 35 feet.
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Dallas
Leo Richards
Love Field
Braniff
Mrs Galvin Attends Father's Funeral Services
Dona Galvin of 1401 Garfield returned from Jacksboro where she attended funeral services for her father Reverend J W Massengale who had served in ministry 35 years and died at 74. He lived in Irving Texas. burial was in Jacksboro. Survivors include two daughters four sons a brother and a sister.
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Dona Galvin
Garfield
Jacksboro
J. W. Massengale
Massengale
United Pentecostal Church
Irving
Tex
Galvin
90 year old Mrs Williamson shares life motto in Kimberley
Mrs Jane Williamson of Kimberley South Africa, aged 90, offers a long life formula urging youth to love companionship and live peacefully with neighbors. The quote emphasizes harmony and community as keys to a lasting, peaceful life.
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Jane Williamson
Kimberley
South Africa
Shrine hospital plan nears approval for area
Gilstrap urged the board to accept Khiva's application after a long gap since 1948. Trial by trustees surprised Amarillo delegates as the drive for a major regional hospital continues, noting 15 Shrine hospitals exist in the United States with others abroad.
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Gilstrap
Khiva
Amarillo
Shrine Hospitals
United States
Mexico City
Honolulu
Winnipeg
Leading egg states across the Midwest and Ohio
Illinois, Iowa, Missouri, and Ohio rank as the Union's top egg producers. The line highlights regional farming output across four major states, noting their leadership in poultry and egg industries.
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Illinois
Iowa
Missouri
Ohio
Union
My Day Experiment in Finland a Success
Eleanor Roosevelt recounts her Scandinavian tour noting Oslo breakfast trials with milk fruit and bread aiding weight and alertness. She visits an outdoor museum near Oslo and a Lapland crafts exhibit in Rovaniemi. She misses seeing the reindeer and describes a sauna trial offer in Finland, opting for a traditional bath.
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Scandinavia
Norway
Oslo
Great Britain
Rovaniemi
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Lapland
Negroes Celebrate June Teenth in Amarillo Festivities
Amarillo observes June Teenth with a free barbecue at Tri-State Park from 11 30 AM to 1 30 PM raising funds with donations from Frank Cohn Star Lumber Arm strong Transfer Gaines Warren totaling 157 plus. A 2 15 PM baseball game at Gold Sox Field features Amarillo Eagles versus Anadarko Cubs. Admission 75 and 35 cents. Fair Park Pavilion hosts a 6 to 8 PM dance and a 10 PM western costume dance by Rudy Green and his Joys of Rhythm. An afternoon softball between Negro Boy Scout teams and a 3 to 5 PM barbecue at the Negro Rescue Home are noted, with Tree Club baking a 19 layer cake. Negro veterans will be honored at Amarillo Veterans Hospital at 2 30 PM.
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Tri-State Ark
Frank Cohn
Star Lumber Company
Armstrong Transfer Company
Gaines Warren
Gold Sox
Amarillo Eagles
Anadarko, Okla
Cubs
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Fair Park Pavilion
Fair Grounds
Tom Deavers
Negro Rescue Home
North West Thirteenth
Rescue Home
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Indictments Named in Lipscomb Will Forgery Case
Texas authorities weigh how to proceed as Senator Grim attacks the indictments as political enemies. The case centers on a purported will forgery altering the estate of the late Mattie A Sebits of Lipscomb County valued at 200000 to 300000 dollars.
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Oklahoma State Senate
Arnett
Texas Line
Mattie A. Sebits
Lipscomb County
Bicyclist Faces Drunken Driving Charge in Ohio
In Wilmington Ohio on a June 19 incident Kenneth Bosire a 65 year old cyclist from Blanchester crashed his bicycle into a ditch after the vehicle he was passing zigged unexpectedly. Georgia motorist W J McGloughlin of Atlanta saved a collision and Bosire was cited by State Patrolman J F Cushman and was due in mayor's court.
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Georgia
Highway Patrol
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Cylist
Blanchester
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W. J. McGloughlin
Atlanta
J. F. Cushman
Unopposed county slate listed for local election
Candidates Mel Armstrong and J D Duke run without opposition. County officials unopposed include Gene Jordan county judge John Peterson county attorney Ben Smith district clerk Mrs Bonita Wilkinson justice of peace Precinct No 1 place No 1 Charlie Carder justice of peace Precinct No 1 place No 2 Fred Short justice of peace Precinct No 3 Hubert Cole county tax assessor collector Loren Jones county clerk and George Turner county surveyor.
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J. D. Duke
Gene Jordan
John Peterson
Ben Smith
Bonita Wilkinson
Justice of Peace
Charlie Carder
Justic of Peace
Fred Short
Hubert Cole
Loren Jones
George Turner
Movie Mother Admits Double Trouble With Movie Kids
Hollywood report profiles Eleanor Perreau mother of Gigi Janine and Jerry Miles. The children attend parochial school and act selectively in films while leading normal lives. Gigi, the family actress, handles roles early, Janine is a tomboy, and Jerry enjoys riding and painting. Deputy plans for Eddie Bracken show interest in television and a slate of films.
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Hollywood
Eleanor Perreau
Janine
Peter Miles
Rome
Jerry
Peter
Gigi
Mother
A’s
Roosevelt arrives in Amsterdam for Netherlands visit
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt arrives in Amsterdam from Copenhagen for a two day visit in the Netherlands. Her son Elliott and his two children accompany her. The Roosevelts will be guests of Queen Juliana at Soestdijk Palace with US Ambassador Selden Chapin among the welcome party at the airport.
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The
Netherlands
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Copenhagen
Elliott
Roosevelts
Juliana
Soestdijk
Selden Chapin
Roosevelt
Chief to Ask More Funds for H-Bomb
Washington report states President Truman will ask Congress for 300 million dollars to speed hydrogen bomb work. The funds would finance construction at Atomic Energy Commission sites including Oak Ridge Tennessee Los Alamos New Mexico and Hanford Washington. A House Appropriations Committee member said the request would be sent to Congress within a day.
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Truman
Congress
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Atomic Energy Commission
Oak Ridge
Campaigner slain in Manhattan lobby triggers citywide hunt
Winchell, a leader of a drive to organize non-union shops in Manhattan's garment center, was found dead in a lobby phone booth. His shooting sparked one of New York's largest manhunts, with nearly 100 police and detectives assigned to the case.
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Garment Center
New York
Indictments Grow Over Large Killing Case and Macri Link
The indictments target Macri a shop partner and Giusto as the union led by David Dubinsky funds a 50000 dollar fund for Large’s widow and children and posted a 25000 dollar reward. Winchell had urged B M and J G to surrender to claim the fund. a meeting finally occurred after a Sunday broadcast. Macri refused to speak at the police station and awaited arraignment in general sessions court.
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Large
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Cancer Fund
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Asst. Dist
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Mack
US Steel Corp
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