Army Navy oppose using recruits as jail substitutes
In Houston on June 20, Lt. Comdr. Albert C. Schoelpple and Maj. Robert E. Reed stated the Army and Navy will not use enlistment as an alternative to jail. They said the services do not accept charged individuals or those with police records, though minor offenses or meritorious cases may be considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Army
Navy
Albert C. Schoelpple
Houston Navy Recruiting Office
Schoelpple
Robert E. Reed
Army and Air Forces Recruiting Station
Medlock Rites Tomorrow for Fritch Resident
Funeral services for David E Medlock 57 of Fritch will be held tomorrow afternoon at Ivy Chapel Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home with Hoyt H Houchen Central Church of Christ officiating Pallbearers are Larry Williams Ray Downs Ernest Bostik Ed Wright Lee Meyers and Elmer Fonken Burial will be Llano Cemetery Medlock died Monday night in a local facility after twenty years residence in Fritch
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David FE. Medlock
Fritch
Ivy Chapel
Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home
Hoyt H. Houchen
Central Church of Christ
Larry Williams
Ray Downs
Ernest Bostik
Ed Wright
Lee Meyers
Elmer Fonken
Llano
Mr. Medlock
Northwest Texas Hospital Clerk Associated With Pipeline Firm
Obituary note mentions a clerk for the Northern National Pipeline Company at Fritch. Survivors include two brothers and two sisters. A brief factual statement notes motorcycles as the sole automotive production in Portugal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Texas Hospital
Northern National Pipeline Company
Fritch
Doctor Faces Morals Charge in Borger
Dr. Paul Roger Gottschalk a Phillips Medical Center staffer in Phillips is jailed in Stinnett after being charged with sodomy and perversion. He waived preliminary hearing and bond was set at 15000 by Justice of the Peace. The sodomy charge can carry up to 15 years and the perversion up to 25 years. He has served with the Phillips medical department since 1949 and is unmarried.
Scotts Return To Adamsville
Rev and Mrs Howard F E Scott and their two children Beth and David have returned to Adamsville Tex after visiting Mrs Scott's parents H E Billingslea at 1308 A Fillmore and sister Mrs Clark Wagner at 3209 Van Buren Reverend Scott pastor of the Adamsville Baptist Church preached at all services in the First Baptist Church here last Sunday in the absence of Rev Carl E Bates who is attending the Southern Baptist Convention in San Francisco
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard FE. Scott
Beth
David
Adamsville
Tex
Scott
H. E. Billingslea
Fillmore
Clark Wagner
van Buren
Adamsville Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Carl E. Bates
Southern Baptist Convention
San Francisco
Garage Loot Sparks Davis Theft Report
O. L. Davis reported a theft from the garage at 1932 Tyler Street yesterday afternoon. A lawn mower and an air conditioning unit were taken during Monday night’s break in at the Davis residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Davis
Davis
Tyler
Drivers Responsibility Bill Cleared For Governor's Desk
The drivers financial responsibility bill was certified by the state comptroller, clearing its path to the governor for signature or veto. It would require drivers to prove ability to pay up to 15000 for injuries and property damage, likely mandating insurance. A $5 accident reporting fee would fund administration, with mandatory reports on accidents causing injury or damage over $50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Robert
Calvert
Eleven People Naturalized In Federal Court Ceremony
American citizenship was granted to eleven individuals this morning in federal court naturalization proceedings. The class included seven women and four men from Germany, Great Britain, Italy, China, France and Canada, with names such as Edeltrud Johnston, Maria Stein, and May Chan Fong among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Great Britain
Italy
China
France
Canada
Edeltrand Ursula Johnston
Ong. Francies Portwood
Florida
Maria Stein
Pampa
Franzika Bowen
Berger
Otto Joseph Mill
Alexander Lindsay Sutton
Stratford
Gladys Ollie Kaltwasser
Dalhart
Rosa Bellinghausen
Nazareth
May Chan Fong
Madison
Jeanine Jocelyn Welch
Mary Gertrude Hill Cooke
Hereford
Nicklaus Wins Boys State Vote in Austin
Amarillo teenager Ted M. Nicklaus representing Hanson Post No 54 of the American Legion was elected state treasurer at the Boys State meeting in Austin. Gov Allan Shivers addressed 474 delegates during the weeklong event while Fort Worth’s Jim Bob Hilton won the governorship and Carter E. Karr of Amarillo became associate justice of the Supreme Court as the Longhorn party swept the top offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Ted M. Nicklaus
Hanson Post No. 54
American Legion
Legion
Austin
Allan Shivers
Nicklaus
Fort Worth
Jim Bob Hilton
Carter E. Karr
Supreme Court
Pioneer
Longhorn
Longhorn” Party
Supreme Court Upholds Decision On Hospital Policy Suit
The Texas Supreme Court in Austin refused an application for writ of error and found no reversible error in a Civil Court of Appeals Amarillo ruling. Mel Armstrong of Amarillo sued over a group hospitalization policy from Group Hospital Service Inc. The appellate court held the policy limited treatment to American Medical Association approved hospitals, reversing the trial court. Armstrong appealed to the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Supreme Court
Austin
Civil Court of Appeals
Amarillo
Mel Armstrong
Group Hospital Service, Inc
American Medical Association
Court of Civil Appeals
Armstrong
Supreme Court
Seek Identity of Drowned Woman Near Abilene
Amarillo officers search for identity of a drowned woman found Sunday in a creek near Abilene. She is 35 to 40 years old, about 5 feet 2 inches, 130 pounds, with dark hair and blue eyes. A Houston address was found among her belongings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Abilene
Houston
Woman dismissed after motorcycle automobile crash
Mary E Devogaler of 109 East Fifteenth was treated for minor injuries after a collision at Fifteenth and Jackson shortly after 5 pm. She was taken to St Anthony's Hospital by Griggs ambulance. The motorcycle ridden by James Arthur Devogaler collided with a car driven by Johnny Goodson of Plainview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Devogaler
East Fifteenth
St. Anthony's Hospital
Griggs
Fifteenth
Jackson
James Arthur Devogaler
Johnny Goodson
Plainview
Peru seeks US expert input to upgrade Callao harbor
Peru asks a United States expert to propose improvements for Callao harbor. The collaboration aims to enhance port efficiency, dredging, security, and deeper draft access to support growing cargo traffic and regional trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
United States
Callao Harbor
West Virginia boys camp tour through the US
A Wheeling YMCA traveling camp of 26 boys ages 12 to 17, led by Walker A Dick and John Franz, stayed overnight in Amarillo at Thompson Park. The 35 day tour in a bus travels to California via Albuquerque, then returns north to Wheeling. The group conducts committees for cooking, tent setup, and cleanup and sleeps in gyms, parks, and sometimes a jail.
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Wheeling
W. Va
YWCA
Amarillo
Thompson Park
Walker A. Dick
John Franz
YMCA
Canada
Mexico
California
Franz
Albuquerque
Appoint Lawyer For Illiterate Negro For Trial
Odell Watson of Crockett, an illiterate Negro, was awaiting court appointment of counsel in federal court on charges of forging and passing a government check. Judge Joe B. Dooley said he would appoint an attorney. Watson claimed he did not sign the check and used the mark to impersonate Fred Van Eaton, with the Ama rillo clothing store clerk writing the name after Watson’s mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odell Watson
Crockett
Joe B. Dooley
Watson
Fred van Eaton
Amarillo
Cape Town Feasts On Penguin Eggs This Season
Cape Town residents savor an unusually large supply of penguin eggs from South African guano islands this season. Local markets report strong demand as communities adapt to the unexpected abundance and viewers anticipate potential price shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Town
Burglars Hit With 43 Year Prison Pack
In 47th District Court this morning, penitentiary terms totaling 43 years were handed to burglars involved in the Pig Hip Drive-In job. David Lawrence Davis, 20, received 3 years for Jan 11 burglary. Lawrence Ted Allen, 21, got 2 years for theft over 50 dollars and 74 years more for recent Pierce Street Baptist Church burglary after revocation of a suspended sentence. Previously tried, Robert Simpson, 24, got five years for Pig Hip burglary, eight for Montgomery Ward, and five more for Sears revocation. Robert J. Smith, 23, drew five years for robbery by assault and two more for Ratliff Grocery burglary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
47Th District Court
Henry S. Bishop
David Lawrence Davis
Pig Hip Drive-In
Lawrence
Ted” Allen
East Sixth
Allen
Pierce Street Baptist Church
Robert Simpson
Fillmore
Robert J. Smith
Simpson
Montgomery Ward
Sears, Roebuck
Smith
Wallace
Drew
Ratliff
Funeral Rites Held For First Lt. Robert G Ball
First Lt. Robert Glenn Ball 29 fatally injured in an F 84 Thunderjet crash near Aiken South Carolina. Services 2 30 PM at Southern Presbyterian Church with Dr EF B Fincher and Rev Clarence E Dodge officiating. Burial at Llano Cemetery under Blackburn Shaw Funeral Home. Ball survived by wife Leona Pitt Ball and son Glenn. parents Mr and Mrs Glenn Ball and sister Mrs Margaret Ruth Nenninger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Glenn Ball
Southern Presbyterian Church
EF. B. Fincher
Clarence E. Dodge
Llano
Morris Lively
Otto L. Pitt
Ivan D. Pitt
Thomas E. Pitt
Loyall A. Pitt
Charles E. Weathered
Joy
Margaret Ruth Nenninger
St. Louis
Program at Amarillo Center Opened by Mrs Hodges
Jack Haas city recreation director says a weekly program at the Amarillo Cerebral Palsy Center opened this morning. Mrs Ora Hodges directed the first program and other recreation workers will direct subsequent sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Cerebral Palsy Center
Jack Haas
Ora Hodges
Algeria raises rail and trolley fares by up to twenty percent
Algeria announced fare hikes on rail and trolley bus services ranging from sixteen to twenty percent. The measure affects passenger travel pricing across national networks and transport operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algeria
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David E. Medlock
Hopalong Savings Club
Glass
Johnny Linn
Hopalong Cassidy
Johnny
Hoppy
First National Bank
Portugal
Raef Bros., Butane & Appliances
St. Francis, Umbarger and Vera
Tex—Cald
Lemg
Scotts
Globe-News
Global News
Rand McNally & Company
Korea
Eurasia
Soviet Union
Strategic Air Age
Europe
Asia
Austria
Globe News
Amarillo Globe
Boxwell
Amarillo—Dumas Perry Ton—Spearmam
West Virginia
TWA
Kansas City
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Washington
New York
U.S
R. G. Ball
Amarillo Parks
Schenley
Gyo
Wihower
Schenley Dist., Inc
N.Y
Conoco
Continental Oil Company
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