McDonald Campaign Choice Faces Court Challenge
Former Gov Dan Moody and ex state Sen Clint Small defended McDonald with Austin ties while George Sergeant led the Democratic Executive Committee. The hearing drew heavy political interest and spectators in shirtsleeves, as Small urged early court action to protect a primary ballot deadline and to halt an attempted ouster from the ballot. Moody recalled vetoing a 1929 bill expanding such power, warning it would disenfranchise voters, and asserted the committee overstepped. See McDONALD-Page 12.
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Dallas
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Executive Committee
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Truman
Barry
State Supreme Court
J. E. McDonald
Texas
Atee
State Executive Committee
Democratic Party
Ohio town fires police chief over mayor's wife's affair
In Aust in Ohio, an emergency council meeting led to the ousting of Police Chief Dalrymple for malfeasance and misfeasance after he was found in the mayor Ley's home with Ley's wife Faye. Ley, serving as village mayor, cited compromised duties and time misallocation as reasons. Mrs Ley and the chief's wife attended the council session.
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Ohio
Ley
Faye
Cleveland
Highland Heights
Fay & Faye
Fay Dalrymple
Clem “Bud” Ley
Judy Garland hurt self in kitchen lapse amid studio clash
Judy Garland sustained a minor throat wound in a despondent outburst at a home with Vincent Minelli Carlton Alsop and Myrtle Tully present. MGM suspended her for missing a rehearsal with Fred Astaire on Annie Get Your Gun. Dr Ballard treated the wound and she rests under care with no stitches.
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Hollywood
Judy Garland
Miss Garland
Vincent Minelli
Ralph Wheelwright
Evansview Drive
Carlton Alsop
Myrtle Tully
Wheelwright
MGM
Fred Astaire
Judy
Mnelli
Metro
Betty Hutton
Boston
June Allyson
Dick Powell
Dam Bill Move Clears Path for Senate Hearing
Globe reports rapid approval steps for the Canadian River Dam bill after Bureau of the Budget endorsement. Senator Lyndon Johnson says Interior official endorsement could prompt a Senate Interior and Insular Affairs Committee hearing this week. He expects the President would not veto the measure if both Houses approve this session.
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The
Globe
Interior and Insular Affairs
Senate
Secretary of Interior
Senate Committee
Johnson
Bureau of the See
To Honor Champion Father of Brides in Amarillo
A special stag showing of Father of the Bride will honor a father praised as the champion father of brides. The event starts at 10 o clock Friday morning at The Paramount Theater with fathers of married daughters as guests of Old Tack. Coffee and doughnuts will be served.
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Amarillo
Paramount Theater
Old Tack
Zehrer Awarded Weekly Alimony For Peeping Husband
Katherine Zehrer won a fifty dollar weekly separate maintenance from husband Clifford after a New Jersey judge ruled he spied through a hole in their apartment floor to watch another woman bathe.
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Trenton
U.P
Katherine Zehrer
Clifford
Newcomers in Amarillo to get $50 friendliness awards
The News-Globe offers four $50 Get Acquainted Week awards to newcomer families who are called on by two adult household members living in Amarillo at least one year. Recipients will explain local churches schools and parks and invite newcomers to community events.
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Amarillo
The
News-Globe
Tornado Near Dalhart Leaves Light Damage and Widespread Wind
A black tornado crossed within a mile of Dalhart injuring few and causing light rural damage. A wheat combine was hurled onto Rock Island tracks, lines along the railroad were scrambled, and a fence and chimney were blown off near the Lora Finch ranch. Dalhart received 1.90 inches of rain with hail while Amarillo and surrounding areas faced strong winds and dust storms.
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King Switch
Lora Finch
Rehm
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South Plains
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Amarillo
Globe News
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North East Tenth
Farmer Kills Four in Family Drowns Self
In Schuyler Nebraska coroner's jury finds Henry F Bahns 49 killed wife Emma 48 and children Eldon 20 Ardith 14 Helen 8 with a sledgehammer then drowned himself The bodies were found in their beds by Dennis 25 the surviving son. The coroner notes no motive and says he must have cracked.
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Henry F. Bahns
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Eldon
Ardith
Helen
Dennis
Park movie program dropped in Lubbock summer plan
Lubbock halted free feature screenings in city parks this summer after previous seasons showing top stars five nights weekly. City officials cited desire not to compete with established movie theatres and cinema interests. The recreation department and sponsor store had planned a joint program. a conference was proposed but not needed as the council withdrew the recommendation. See PARK FILMS-Page 12.
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Steve Matthews
Recreation Department
Bing Crosby
City Commission
Recreation Council
Time Change for Amarillo Gold Sox Home Games
Amarillo Gold Sox management has set remaining home game times back by thirty minutes. Beginning Wednesday night against Lamesa, home games will start at 8 30 instead of 8 o clock, adjusting the schedule for the season.
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Amarillo Gold Sox
Sox
Lamesa
Hungary may trade captive Yank for relic crown of St Stefan
Vienna June 20 AP Hungary offers to swap imprisoned American Robert Vogeler for the revered crown of St Stefan held by the Western Allies. Vogeler, 39, sentenced to 15 years for spying, could be freed within weeks. The crown, dating to 11th century King Stephan I, was taken by the Nazis and found by American troops in Germany. The US has refused the demand, citing Vatican urging, and consulate closures and travel ban remain.
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Austria
Hungary
Robert A. Vogeler
St. Stefan
Vogeler
Stefan I
Germany
Wiesbaden
United States
Vatican
Silvester
Steffan
York
Cleveland
International Telephone & Telph Co
At Sanders
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
New York
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Mindszenty
Cardinal Spellman
War Department
Bankruptcies Rise in New York Weekly Failures
Business failures totaled 178 in the week ended June 15 in New York, up from 164 in the prior period and 196 in the same week last year, according to Dun & Bradstreet. The report tracks bankruptcies and provides year over year comparisons for the city’s economy.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet
Problems of Truck Lines Are Studied in Amarillo
Top Texas motor freight leaders gathered in Amarillo for the Common Carriers Motor Freight Association monthly meeting. Sixteen Amarillo carriers attended the opening, with others reporting to discuss transportation issues with board members. After the business, small groups debated Panhandle trucking problems, followed by a luncheon and a stag picnic and barbecue at Thompson Park. The association serves intra state Texas carriers and chose Amarillo to foster closer ties.
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Amarillo
Common Carriers Motor Freight Association
Marine Grill
Thompson Park
Texas
South
Common Carriers Association
Weather Summary Amarillo and West Texas
The Weather Bureau reports fair conditions in Amarillo and vicinity with possible nighttime thundershowers. Wednesday is forecast fair and warmer with highs near 88 and a low around 65, tomorrow up to 93. 24 hour temperatures ended this morning at 87 with a 63 low and trace precipitation. Partly cloudy in West Texas this afternoon through Wednesday with scattered thundershowers tonight. New Mexico expects widely scattered showers in the east, otherwise fair today tonight and Wednesday.
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Exney
West Texas
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